One of the most peculiar and wonderful albums of early hip-hop is Malcolm McLaren's groundbreaking 1982 release Duck Rock. A mixture of hip-hop radio links (starring the World Famous Supreme Team from New York's groundbreaking WHBI 105.9 FM) and source recordings of traditional forms of Latin and African music, along with gimmicky singles like "Buffalo Gals," "Double Dutch," and "Duck for the Oyster". 　　23 track album featuring influential hip hop artists like Rakim, KRS-One & De La Soul reinterpreting tracks from the McLaren's original 'Duck Rock' album, plus the original versions of cuts from the record. Includes 'Buffalo Gals', 'Hey DJ', 'Do You Like Scratchin'', 'She's Looking Like A Hobo' and 'World Famous'. 1998 Virgin Records release.