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Imagine a time in history when artists didn’t have to clear any samples in their music. EPMD’s 1988 debut， Strictly Business， like the Beastie Boys’ Paul’s Boutique， was recorded during the clearance-free sample heyday， and we’re all a lot better off because of it. Long before Dr. Dre and Digital Underground were doling out legal cash to George Clinton and Kool and the Gang， EPMD was sampling them--and others--brilliantly on tracks like ’You Gots to Chill’ and ’It’s My Thing.’ (They even double-sample ’Jungle Boogie，’ using it on both ’You Gots to Chill’ and ’You’re the Customer’--that takes some damn nerve.) The EPMD production sound gets in your pants and moves things against your will， making Strictly Business an essential time capsule from the Wild West-era of sampling. --Todd Levin