Special Ed - Neva Go Back - 1995 video free download
Special Ed is the performing name of Edward Archer (born May 16, 1973 in Brooklyn, New York), an American hip hop musician of Jamaican descent. Hailing from Brooklyn in New York City, he was raised in Flatbush before moving to Canarsie, and is identified with East Coast hip hop. Ed is best known for the songs "I Got It Made" and "I'm The Magnificent", produced by "Hitman" Howie Tee and released in 1989 on the Youngest in Charge album, recorded when Ed was 16 years old. The album sold more than half a million copies. In 1990, he released his album Legal, the title a reference to his turning eighteen, with the singles "Come On Let's Move It and "The Mission".
He was later a member of Crooklyn Dodgers, an ad hoc group who came together to perform for the Spike Lee films Clockers and Crooklyn, and he performed "Crooklyn" with Shillz on the 2003 compilation album MuskaBeatz. Ed released a third solo album, Revelations, with the single "Neva Go Back" in 1995, with the track "Freaky Flow" receiving a remix by DJ Premier. In 2004, Ed released the album Still Got It Made on his own label "Semi."
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8 years ago
L Ellison
Its safe to say biggie took a piece ofs Eds style8 years ago
☜ XPOONDIGGY ☞
always wondered if just got high & Ed freestyled this album. it just sounds like it, it got so much play from me back then, it's 2015 & I'm still checkin for it every now & then8 years ago
Jason Goldman
"So don't get smart like Max"- I just got that. That was a MAXWELL SMART reference.9 years ago
slappysthename
He never looks at the camera9 years ago
Courtney Gibson
The last part was my favorite. He finished it like a boss. This is how hip hop suppose to be.9 years ago
Quinessa Kidd
One of my favorites!!!9 years ago
PsychoRealm9
I Never Flow Wack!!!9 years ago
Alex Fernandez
I wish I neva go to 2015 and stay listening to. Real rap music9 years ago
Alex Fernandez
Special ed will always be one of the best rappers a lot of rappers, need to learn from him, how to rap, he's a dope mc9 years ago
Dr.DFu
This some official bboy shit just bars no gimmicks!9 years ago
Ohitika Píško
This was one of the most underrated albums of the 1990s and one of my favorites.Special was a lyrical genius and legend.m.youtube.com/watch?v=QdL5AIfRulI9 years ago
Chloe Cartier
CC: +Danny Farris 9 years ago
bigbodyrover
This was raw9 years ago
samurai blade
tight... we don't have shit like this no more......9 years ago
Melvin Keelen
This is kind of the time when nas was really hot and Jay -Z was on the come up.Big and Pac was something so special you would have to sit down and have a talk about them on how really dope the game was.Because in all honesty Big and Pa c kinda saved the rap game around that time,It even spilled over into politics.The West Coast also deserve alot of props for keeping away where you could make money in the game,to me I believe niggas from the West Coast made money in rap big around that time,Master P who is from my city had made it in the game up there,there's like a sort of moral code that southern blacks adapt to because the California and the rest of the mid west have like on some old school nigga shit,yall say niggas down south crazy,even niggas from sides where they have gangs niggas down south roll in clicks it's kinda a different thing,it's like every man for themselves and me and my friends I grew up with from round the corner type shit,New OrLEANS9 years ago
Art Dog
Don't stutter, shit is butta! Love that shit to this day.9 years ago
Assailed Teacher
When this song first came out, everyone in my high school was like "what the hell is Ed thinking with that wack ass song?" but I secretly liked it. He was trying to branch off into something different and people just didn't get it. 9 years ago
CEEPMDEE
"95" was a messed up time for me but this song/video made it a lot betterRelated Videos
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