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About The Ganja Kru
The Ganja Kru is a collaboration between DJ Hype, Zinc, and Pascal, all independently successful drum'n'bass producers. The trio has released only a few records over the years -- Super Sharp Shooter (1996), New Frontiers (1997), and Fu-k the Millennium (1999) -- yet has maintained a supergroup status with occasional remixes for big-name artists like DJ Rap, All Saints, and Missy Elliott. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide
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The Ganja Kru's Discography (1)
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New Frontiers E.P.: DJ HYPE PRESENTS... | BMG Records |
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Compilations Featuring The Ganja Kru (11)
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Drum & Bass Arena | Warner Music... |
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Urban Underground | Decadance UK... |
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Back To The Old School Drum N Bass | Ministry Of... |
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Addicted To Bass: 44 OF THE RUFFEST SPEA... | Ministry Of... |
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Old Skool Jungle: 40 MASSIVE ROLLIN' DRU... | Relentless R... |
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