Favorite early (1983-1986) 12" produced by Marley Marl?

[Soul Survivor]

I'm sorry, but I never fully followed all the ups and downs and ins and outs of who claimed who did what on Eric B. Is President as far as mixing/cutting/locating samples/producing and all that. Isn't that still up for debate? Maybe not? Let's call it favorite early 12" "officially" produced by Marley then

Don't know how I missed Shout Jesper, that should have been included. Listed as produced by "Double M Eye". What's with all the early Marley aliases, it's a jungle! Bring The Beat Back (I assume we're talking about the Steady B B-side?) is listed on discogs as produced by Lawrence Goodman. Again, perhaps there's more to that story, dunno!

[Imperial_Mao]

It's a really hard choice but I went for "It's A Demo" as I still get goosebumps every time I hear it.

[Jesper]

Voted Marley Marl Scratch for the record.

[the_letter_d]

I went with It's a Demo. So flipping' raw and thorough. One of the first Hip-Hop tracks I got on record, so I have a soft spot for it.

I'm Fly is an underrated cut. Dude got busy on it.

[Soul Survivor]

I would have guessed The Tragedy would have a couple of votes by now!

[record-sniffer]

Marley Marl Scratch...

Steady B - Get Physical

Personally i would have gone with Bite This over Roxannes Revenge...

[Bob Disaster]

Steady B - Get Physical

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This track is HARD, reminds me I still need the 12".

[Soul Survivor]

Marley Marl Scratch...

Steady B - Get Physical

Personally i would have gone with Bite This over Roxannes Revenge...

I had Bite This and Def Fresh Crew in my original draft for this but I wanted to narrow it down to just one Shanté track.

[Jaz]

"It's A Demo" followed by "The Bridge"

[Lee]

All these beats and the rhymes attached, form the new creation called the Marley scratch.