Before musicians Jason Noble and Jeff Mueller were indie music superstars with their bands Rodan, June of 44, Rachel's, and Shipping News, they were RAP superstars. In Kentucky, that is. Louisville Kentucky, to be exact.Together with their drum machine-owning, Rockit-by-Herbie Hancock-playing-on-a-Yamaha DX21, RUN DMC-fanatic friend Greg King (King G), the three formed the group King G & The J Krew while still in high school. 'Indestructible Songs Of The Humpback Whale' was their magnum opus. Released on CD in 1992, they were joined by fellow Louisville scene luminaries Tim Furnish (Crain), Drew Daniel (Matmos), Ben Daughtrey (Squirrel Bait), Heather Cantrell (Drinking Woman), and Tara Jane O'Neil (Rodan, Sonora Pine). The band disbanded sometime in 1993, as Jeff and Jason coalesced their energies into the indie group Rodan.First time ever on vinyl. Limited edition black vinyl in a gatefold jacket with a 16 page booklet chronicling the band's history.