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Red tape" line in ‘How to Flow’ became a hook for ‘Brothers From Brentwood, LI’, a b-side but huge club anthem by EPMD, who are the duo N&S share the most obvious thematic/formal kinship with. When DJ 279 took over the rap show from Steve Wren on Choice FM, he looped the line "It’s Friday night – let’s paint the town" from ‘How to Flow’ and used it throughout ’92 and possibly beyond as part of his opening music: those seven words became an intrinsic part of a London hip hop fan’s life for the best part of two years. The album’s anthems were an inescapable part of what was, at the time, a vibrant if resolutely subterranean London rap scene. If you were there, you can’t hear ‘How to Flow’ and ‘Hip Hop Junkies’ without being transported back to some long-closed venues at odd parts of the city, and the strange atmosphere ("clubbable menace" might best sum it up, if that wasn’t such an obvious oxymoron) they all boasted. These songs went on to define their times. But beyond so localised and personalised a response, the tracks on Ain’t A Damn Thing Changed formed an important level of substructure for what was to come globally. Rap changed in ’92, and not just at the end of the year when The Chronic arrived and permanently altered the music’s history. There was something in the air for the next year or two – a sense that hip hop could have it all, could be "outsider" music that felt tough even as it conquered the pop charts. For a while, it seemed like it didn’t have to be all one way or all the other – and that’s a sense that’s often got lost in the years since, as the music has gone global and colonised the pop mainstream but lost a lot of what made it matter. The records I hope to be writing about in these columns over the next 12 months all, to some degree, had an innate ability to straddle that divide. And whether their makers accept it