Post number 2 in my Crate Digging series. I came across this a few nights ago when looking for an entirely different M.O.P. track and to be honest I had totally forgotten I had this joint. Its from about 2002 and I could have picked it up at any number of London Record shops. I am a big M.O.P. fan and at that time was buying a lot of 12"s from them. I love the original Pounds Up joint and when I saw this remix by Show, one of the reliable D.I.T.C. crew I figured it was bets to grab a copy. I do not know if this ever got an official release, I think that Wild Life was one of the record labels associated with D.I.T.C. as I have a number of other Diggin' In The Crates joints on that label. The track itself features the same lyrics as the original but Show provides a totally different beat. The beat is the same throughout the joint with no difference for the chorus or verse sections. It is made up of a punchy horns sample with nice but somewhat muted kick and snare. Check the link below to grab the rip.
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