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Comprehensive overview of their groundbreaking Tommy Boy years drawn from the albums Sex Packets, Sons Of The P, The Body-Hat Syndrome, and the EP This Is An EP Release. 14 golden nose nuggitz. Tommy Boy/Rhino. 2003.

Originally Release '91, Second full length album from Oakland Rap group which pays homage to Parliament & Funkadelic. Includes the hit " Kiss You Back" and features special guests 2 Pac & George Clinton .

Ori Release '91, Deleted in US ! Second release from the Alternative Rap projectm, includes the singles "Tie The Knot" & " Same Song" , which features the debut recordings of future Rap star, Tupac Shakur .

Few groups have kept the Parliament-Funkadelic legacy alive in hip-hop more than Digital Underground. Their greasy-spoon beats are saturated in P-Funk-style rhythms, and they aspire to a P-Funk tradition that celebrates life, blackness, and a prophetic vision for a utopian future. Only their second album in five years (after releasing three from 1990 to 1993), Who Got the Gravy? brings on everything from deliciously nasty dance jams like "Wind Me Up" to a bugged-out duel between Humpty Hump and the legendary Biz Markie on "The Odd Couple." Big Pun and KRS-One also pop in to cameo, but the album's best guest is Oakland's up-and-coming MC Mystik; she helps turn "April Showers" into a seductive but groovy love song supreme. --Oliver Wang

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Digital Underground announced in 2008 that the group was disbanding and soon after released their final full-length studio album. But a few audio gems remained stashed away in the D-Flow archives, and are presented on The Greenlight EP. This fun and eclectic collection of Digital Underground tracks highlights all that's fun about the group. Whether recorded for previous albums and never used, or leftovers from other studio sessions, this collective of Digital Underground songs bubbles over with their trademark fun, funk-laced sound. Notable songs include the title track Greenlight which features vocals from Peanut Hakeem (first heard on their 1998 album Who Got The Gravy?), Hyphy Hump, a modern, Hyphy-styled redux of the group's multi-platinum hit The Humpty Dance, and the live recording of Same Song, which features the late 2Pac. The album features production from D.U. front man Shock G, as well as David Banner and Dotrix 4000. Guest vocalists include 2Pac, Numskull of The Luniz, and J Stalin.

"Once again, back is the incredible!" The Bay Area superstars are back with a brand new studio album, and this one is must-add for any D.U. fan. Shock-G, Money B, and crew bring another heater for the eardrums. "..Cuz A d.u. Party Don't Stop!" comes with bangin' new tracks like Blue Skyy featuring Young Fifth, and Lettuce In The Club with D.U. newcomer BINC. Other noteable tracks include Who's Bumpin featuring Liz Suwandi and Meeheadsoon with Element and Esinchill. This album wraps up Digital Underground's studio career... as the group has officially announced a disband after this album is settled. As the last album of their 20+ year career, its not only a collectible for the new music, it also features live tracks of fan favorites from the road, including an "unplugged" version of Sex Packets that any fan would want in their iPod. The album features longtime Digital Underground members Shock-G, Money B, Humpty Hump and Esinchill but is also meant to introduce newer crew members who have been in the group since the last album. Newcomers Element, Young Fifth, Liz Suwandi, and Choice Cuts are all featured. Also highlighted is DJ NuStylez, the crew's new DJ. NuStylez shows off his skills on the break track "Four One Four" which samples Shock-G. Also, this album marks the first and perhaps only appearance of Shock-G's southern-based cousin Buttafly.