Anyone have this track from the Diamonds & Ice 12"?

I got rid of my turntables so I can't buy the album but I would really like to hear this song. Can someone post it or PM me? I think it would have to be a rip from the 12" because I've looked EVERYWHERE and I can't find a way to purchase this track digitally or on a CD.

I'm dying to hear this. If someone has the vinyl if you could rip it that would be awesome. I'll give you some Dilla beat tapes in return. Just PM me.

***In fact, if ANY of you want my collection of Dilla beat tapes PM me.

I don't know if it's an old track that's been previously released or is on the leaked version of the unreleased MCA album.




Here's the info on the EP from http://www.rappcats.com/shop/jdilla-diamonds-ice/

This is the second 12-inch EP release from the forthcoming “long lost” J Dilla album The Diary. Read about it & hear the lead track here: J Dilla – Diamonds & Ice.

This EP contains what might be the two best known tracks from The Diary – one leaked years ago in the form of a low-bit MP3, and another as a short-lived promotional single. These versions – both final and alternate mixes – come straight from mixed-down masters that Dilla himself created.

Long before his posthumous album The Shining, J Dilla titled these two tracks “The Shining Pt. 1,” produced by Notzz, and “The Shining Pt. 2,” produced by Madlib. The Diamonds & Ice EP contains two markedly different versions of “Ice,” with one showing the musical direction Dilla would embark on after The Diary was shelved in 2002. Rounding out this EP is a Madlib instrumental that J Dilla secured for the album but never turned into the final song, titled “The D.”

A1. Diamonds – The Shining Pt. 1
A2. Diamonds – The Shining Pt. 1 (Alternate)
A3. Diamonds – The Shining Pt. 1 (Instrumental)
B1. Ice – The Shining Pt. 2
B2. Ice – The Shining Pt. 2 (Ruff Draft Version)
B3. Ice – The Shining Pt. 2 (Instrumental)
B4. The D

I'll inbox you in a bit. Never heard that Madlib beat before.
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Ma, your children are OK. 4.7.49-9.21.09

'Come to your house like a check from Columbia House.' - DEE, JAY. "Move." Fuck The Police. Up Above, 2001.

s.blak
I'd Appreciate It

keep: looking,searching,seeking,finding

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Ma, your children are OK. 4.7.49-9.21.09

'Come to your house like a check from Columbia House.' - DEE, JAY. "Move." Fuck The Police. Up Above, 2001.

Wait... This is just a madlib instrumental... Right?

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"...You didn't do the knowledge what the God was manifestin'..."

"The D" is a Madlib instrumental that never got turned into a full song with vocals.
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Ma, your children are OK. 4.7.49-9.21.09

'Come to your house like a check from Columbia House.' - DEE, JAY. "Move." Fuck The Police. Up Above, 2001.

how about another, friend?

n/m

I put together all my Dilla beat tape lynx

You know what to do...

Please do share!
Tried to inbox you got some error.
Thanks in advance!

I'd appreciate if you could send that man.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=UHSnPVtDjyU#t=847

From 14:00 - 14:42?

This is from Jaylib live at the Conga Room

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Ma, your children are OK. 4.7.49-9.21.09

'Come to your house like a check from Columbia House.' - DEE, JAY. "Move." Fuck The Police. Up Above, 2001.

I've been wanting this track for so long. Thank you. I think these are the only two Dilla verses I haven't heard.. brought a tear to a boy eye

To people like US, a record is a piece of history. A moment in time.
Most people don't get it.

http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/76428270/file.html

Since 'The Shining' EP is only a few months old, I'm not posting the entire thing. Pay Jay was created for the Yancey family so they're reaping the benefits of the Diary project and the EPs. These are vinyl-only so think of them as collector's items.

If you still want to hear the entire record, inbox me.
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Ma, your children are OK. 4.7.49-9.21.09

'Come to your house like a check from Columbia House.' - DEE, JAY. "Move." Fuck The Police. Up Above, 2001.

aka the unreleased MCA album

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhE--_sZKhc

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