More of Jive's Rap Video Hits (1990)

Commercially released compilation of music videos from the Jive/Zomba rap roster. Includes interviews and clips from Kool Moe Dee, A Tribe Called Quest, DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince, Mr. Lee, Boogie Down Productions, D-Nice and Doctor Ice. Videos directed by Lionel Martin, Charles Stone III, Darnell Martin, and more. Interviews directed by Cinque Lee (Spike's Brother). Volume 1 was a tape of Whodini videos. Presented for historical reference. From the rear cover description: "This collection of Jive Rap videos represents the most popular rap clips made in '89/90 and features candid interviews with some of the stars of these videos. From the streets of New York, Kool Moe Dee talks about his career, about the Stop The Violence Movement and a whole lot more. A Tribe Called Quest tell us what questing is all about and what it means to be Afrocentric, and D-Nice and KRS-One give you the facts about Boogie Down Productions. More of Jive's Greatest Rap Video Hits is Part II in the Jive Rap home video series." Track List: Kool Moe Dee: God Made Me Funke A Tribe Called Quest: I Left My Wallet in El Segundo DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince: Girls Ain't Nothing But Trouble Mr. Lee: Pump That Body Boogie Down Productions: You Must Learn D-Nice: Call Me D-Nice Dr. Ice Sue Me

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