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Crazy-A

Often portrayed as the original Japanese b-boy, Crazy-A's career began as a b-boy in the parks of Yoyogi, Tokyo back in the early 1980's. Hailing from Asakusa, Tokyo, Crazy-A established Rocksteady Crew Japan with his close friend [a=Crazy Legs]. He became one of the most important people in Japanese hip-hop history by arranging events, recording hip-hop albums of his own and thus keeping hip-hop culture alive in Japan in the early 1980's until early 1990's when the next generation of hip-hop icons in Japan finally emerged. After stepping down from his post as the leader of Rocksteady Crew Japan, Crazy-A arranged one of the biggest annual hip-hop festivals in the world, Tokyo's B-Boy Park every year, since 1999.

Releases

• Crazy-A Collection (From The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop)
• Who Hates Crazy-A
• Please
• Please
• B-Boy Breakin' Beats Vol. 0
• Love Is The Message
• We Are The Wild
• The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop Vol.1
• DJ'z Unity
• くそったれ For Life
• Neworlder
• King Of Stage Vol.7 メイドインジャパン At 日本武道館
• Beginning Of The Endless
• B-Boy Park Breakbeats
• Baby Shine / Girls Don’t Cry
• Beat Player
• Greatest Hits
• Respect 改
• From Tokyo To Tokyo
• We Are The Wild
• リスペクト
• The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop - Analog Mix Collection
• Flyin' High
• The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop Vol.2
• Deep Inside Of File Records Classics (Compiled By Yanatake & Sex山口)
• Kurofune Split Mix 2
• Running Homerun
• BBoy Park 2002 (Sound Track Album)
• United Nations II
• B-Boy Park 2000 9/3.約束の土地で・・・
• United Nations
• B-Boy Park 2000 9/3. 約束の土地で・・・
• The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop Vol. 8
• The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop - Analog Mix Collection
• The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop Master Mix Vol.3
• The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop Vol. 7
• The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop Vol.3 (All Club Mix Version)
• The Best Of Japanese Hip Hop Vol.2