Former Ill Harmonics emcee Playdough, along with Minister Sean Patrick threw a 1985 House Party to raise funds for their next album, and documented it as the music video "No Requests."

According to the duo, the house was packed with "weirdos and red heads in pink," and there were strictly no jocks allowed. They plugged in the mics and turntables with gold tips and hit record.

All throughout the evening, they invited some hip-hop buddies to join them on stage and rock. Some of these guests included Tanya Morgan, J-57 & Koncept, L.A. Symphony, Deepspace5, Bodega Brovas, and rap legend Sup the Chemist.

This memorable night was recorded for the fans viewing pleasure to be seen over and over.

Watch the new video from Playdough & Sean Patrick's "1985 Party Time Excellent" project.

"We got a case of plutonium and a flux capacitor on deck. Head back to 1985 on 'No Requests' feat Tanya Morgan," wrote Playdough on his Facebook. "Directed by Dustin of Phat Mass. ?#"ŽGetDownWithTheGang? and help fund their next studio album by picking up a package on Bandcamp."