Method Man Freestyle
Beanie Man - In The Streets Its Gettin Hot Freestyle
UGK - Da Game Been Good to Me
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Dead Prez Announce New Album 'Pulse of the People'
Hip-Hop duo dead prez have announced they have combined with DJ Green Lantern to release Pulse of the People, the third installment of their independent album series, Turn off the Radio.
Pulse of The People will be produced by DJ Green Lantern and released via his Invasion Music Group in conjunction with dead prez’ label Boss Up Inc.
The group’s third album will feature appearances from Chuck D., Bun B., Styles P., K’Naan, and Johnny Polygon.
DJ Green Lantern and dead prez entered the studio in February, after developing chemistry on the Rock the Bells Tour.
“Pulse of The People is presented in a format that reps the streets and what’s happening in the hearts and minds of the people that don’t get represented in the mainstream,” dead prez group member stic.man told AllHipHop.com in a statement.
In addition to a “green” message, dead prez will release the album in an eco-friendly package.
Pulse of the People is due in stores on June 23 2009 via Invasion Music Group/Boss Up Inc./The Orchard.
http://allhiphop.com/stories/news/archive/2009/03/30/21303929.aspx
Juggaknots - Use Your Confusion (2006)
1. Here Comes...
2. Hey
3. Namesake
4. Leon Phelps
5. Strip Joint
6. Liar, Liar (feat. Wordsworth)
7. Use Your Confusion
8. Smile (feat. Castro)
9. New $$$
10. Vows (feat. Slick Rick)
11. Daddy's Little Girl
12. 30 Something (feat. Sadat X)
13. Movin' The Chains
14. Never (feat. Nine)
15. Crazy 8's (feat. Big Tone, B-Slim, Che Logan, J-Treds, Jax, Lil' Sci, Pop, Rob-O, Subconscious, Wordsworth)
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One Be Lo - S.O.N.O.G.R.A.M.(2005)
01. : Intro (1) : 01:37
02. : The Underground : 02:53
03. : Enecs Eht No Kcab : 03:35
04. : Questions Ft. Abdus Salaam and Charmaine Gib : 01:48
05. : Oggie : 01:36
06. : Propaganda : 02:41
07. : The Ghetto : 04:09
08. : Axis : 03:04
09. : Sleepwalking Ft. Ka Di : 04:05
10. : True Love Ft. Decompoze : 04:15
11. : Interlude : 00:18
12. : Used 2 Be Fly : 04:39
13. : Deceptacons : 03:26
14. : Cant Get Enough Ft. Magestik Legend : 04:56
15. : Assassinations : 00:48
16. : Evil of Self Ft. Abdus Salaam : 04:24
17. : The Future : 03:26
18. : E.T. : 03:36
19. : The Capital IST : 00:57
20. : Rocketship : 04:23
21. : Unparalleled Ft. Magestik Legend : 04:09
22. : Follow My Lead : 04:02
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DOOM Interview in Rolling Stone
Reclusive Rapper Doom Talks New LP Born Like This and Responds to Fan Rage
American underground rap iconoclast Doom (formerly MF Doom) releases his new album Born Like This on Lex Records on March 24th. The U.K.-born, New York-raised rapper’s LP features contributions from Ghostface Killah, Raekwon and the beats of late production genius J Dilla, and represents seven years of work recorded on and off at home in Atlanta. Thom Yorke recently remixed sexy single “Gazillion Ear” and funky, Jake One-produced “Ballskin” is bouncing across the major music blogs. The centerpiece of the record is “Cellz”, which explodes with apocalyptic fury. On it, the late, great American poet Charles Bukowski reads of one of his best poems, “Dinosauria, We,” for almost two minutes while missiles fire and the Earth is laid to waste.
“Don’t freak with old Buke. Buke is nice. He’s as good as the rest of the rappers on there,” Doom says. “He kind of sets the tone for the record, being that we’re living in what he was kind of describing. He might’ve been reaching for the worst description based on what he saw us heading to, but it happened and that made me go, ‘Wow, that’s ill. Kinda prophetic words.’ ”
With a career modeled on the Marvel comics arch-villain Doctor Doom, the metal mask-wearing fortysomething remains characteristically cryptic about future live dates. “I tell you one thing: when you come to a Doom show, come expecting to hear music, don’t come expecting to see. You never know who you might see. It has nothing to do with a visual thing. Use your mind and think. I might be there. Next time I do a show, I might tell everybody to close they eyes. Use your own mind’s eye. That’s better than a camera phone, know what I’m sayin’?’ ”
He says Michael Jackson — who just sold out 50 shows in the U.K. — might be doing the same thing. “Word. That nigga was crazy as hell. How do you even know he’s still him? He might’ve been doing the technique.”
The Doom live experience caused controversy in 2007, when the highly acclaimed lyricist behind Madvillainy and The Mouse and the Mask allegedly sent an impostor to perform several of his dates in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Furious crowds booed and took their rage to the Internet, reporting that the impostor lip-synced to MF Doom’s songs. Self-proclaimed super-villain Doom posted no response to his fan’s rage until now, when he tells Rolling Stone that he couldn’t care less.
“Everything that we do is villain style,” Doom says. “Everybody has the right to get it or not get it. Once I throw it out, it’s there for interpretation. It might’ve seemed like it didn’t go well, but how do we know that wasn’t just pre-orchestrated so that we’re talking about it now? I tell you one thing: People are asking more now for live shows and I’m charging more, so it must’ve worked somewhere.”
Such weirdness is par for the course for the erratic artist, born Daniel Dumile. In the late ’80s, Dumile signed to major label Elektra with his sibling. But his brother was killed in a car accident, Elektra dropped him, and Dumile vanished.
In the late ’90s, a metal-faced rapper spitting inimitable flow on debut underground LP Operation: Doomsday materialized named MF Doom. More than a dozen LPs and two dozen EPs later, Born Like This is highly anticipated hip-hop eclecticism; a follow-up to 2004’s widely lauded Madvilliany with producer Madlib and 2005’s The Mouse and the Mask with platinum producer Danger Mouse. Those hits cracked the Billboard 200 — commercially and critically validating Dumile’s brutal, funny, literate, street style.
Lasering in on Armageddon on his new disc puts Doom smack in the middle of a morbid trend, with the Dow melting away, Watchmen blowing up the box office and the globe warming. But the ending of “Dinosauria, We” also posits a beautiful new beginning, begging the question: is the apocalypse actually cleansing?
“No doubt,” says the father and admitted McCain voter. “If something ends, then something’s gonna start. So it’s like, what side are you on? Do you feel like your world is ending? Or do you feel like, ‘Wow, it seems like that’s ending and it’s the start of something new.’”
Born Like This is about the next chapter, he says and more is coming. “I got a hundred albums in me. I’m gonna rock this shit forever.”
Del The Funky Homosapien - Funk Man (The Stimulus Package)(2009)
01. (00:04:52) Del The Funky Homosapien - Get it right now!
02. (00:05:11) Del The Funky Homosapien - And they thought that was hell
03. (00:04:41) Del The Funky Homosapien - Fit like a glove
04. (00:04:21) Del The Funky Homosapien - Go against the grain
05. (00:03:51) Del The Funky Homosapien - Hardcore punks can’t take it
06. (00:05:04) Del The Funky Homosapien - I’m smellin’ myself
07. (00:05:41) Del The Funky Homosapien - King of Fighters
08. (00:04:15) Del The Funky Homosapien - News Alert
09. (00:03:04) Del The Funky Homosapien - Simple Satisfaction
10. (00:01:52) Del The Funky Homosapien - Sometimes i gotta get stupid
11. (00:05:28) Del The Funky Homosapien - Straight from the big bad west coast
12. (00:04:52) Del The Funky Homosapien - Land of funk
13. (00:04:21) Del The Funky Homosapien - Young Adrenaline
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Del The Funky Homosapien Set To Release New Album “Funkman” For Free!
With growing fears over a slumping economy growing by the day, many people are cutting back on the small things in life—which often include the legal consumption of music. Luckily, fans of Del the Funky Homosapien can enjoy the emcee’s upcoming album without having to bootleg it. Del’s upcoming album, Funkman will be available to the masses free of charge. Accompanying the album will be a 13-point “stimulus package” which is designed to “revive the public at large” that is “over the whole rap era,” according to Del.
Fans who cannot get enough of Del can also find two other works—The Leak Pack Series Vols. 1 and 2—available for free as well. With Funkman, Del aims to bring back the feeling of newness that fans experienced when Hip Hop began to get popular. The new album “Funkman” will be available for download April 7th @ delthefunkyhomosapien.bandcamp.com.
http://streethopmagazine.wordpress.com/
DJ Vadim-U Cant Lurn Imaginashun(2009)
01. Soldier ft. Big Red & 5Nizza
02. R3 Imaginashun
03. That Lite ft. Juice Lee & Rjay
04. Thrill Seeker ft. Sabira Jade
05. Beijos ft. Heidi Vogel
06. Saturday ft. Pugz Atomz
07. Strictly Rockers 215
08. Under Your Hat ft. Kathrin deBoer & Governor Tiggy
09. Game Tight
10. You Are Yours ft. Yarah Bravo
11. Maximum ft. La Methode
12. I Want To Shout Out ft. Sabira Jade
13. Always Lady ft. Pugs Atomz & Wes Restless
14. Pink Stiletoes ft. Sunny
15. Thrill 103
16. Rock Dem Hot
17. Hidden Treasure ft. Sabira Jade & Kwasi Asante
18. Tu He Ma Ne Toddy
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K-os - Yes (Advance)(2009)
01. Mr. Telephone Man
02. The Avenue
03. The Aviator
04. Uptown Girl
05. 4 3 2 1
06. Whip C.R.E.A.M
07. Astronaut
08. Zambony
09. Burning Bridges
10. Fun
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Kan Kick - Beautiful: Opus Of Love Deeper Than Flesh (2009)
01. The Bomb Butterfly
02. Thursdays At The Good Life
03. Herb Honey
04. Black Women Candle Wax
05. This Is A World Export
06. Continued Togetherness
07. Pop Tunes, Morning Paper
08. Don't Lock My Heart Away
09. Shrooming Birds Morning Song
10. NightTime Beauty
11. Serenade The Outdoor Visitors
12. C'Mon Love, Let's Dance
13. Take My Hand
14. Warped Dayz
15. O.X. Coming At Ya
16. I'm Going to Take U Out To Dinner
17. Can't Escape Space (Love Quakes)
18. Enter The Inside (Yeah)
19. The Revelations Of Sadness
20. Westwinds Of Truism (For Otis)
21. The Tribes Chant
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Kankick has made a name for himself in the West Coast hip-hop scene alongside fellow Oxnard natives Madlib and Oh No, crafted laidback, smoky instrumentals, occasionally releasing an album with guest spots ("From Artz Unknown").
"Beautiful: Opus of Love Deeper Than Flesh" continues Kankick's tradition of low-key loops and fuzzed-out jazziness. "Thursdays at the Good Life" rocks a lounge piano and background bells, "Black Women Candle Wax" uses a little static to augment the simple synth melody, and a river of bubbling crowd noise percolates under the mellow loop that powers "Continued Togetherness."
Piano figures heavy on "Beautiful," and some of Kankick's best work throughout the disc's 58 minutes is anchored on lilting, mid-range keywork ("NightTime Beauty," "Serenade the Outdoor Visitors," and what kind of sounds like an electric piano played in reverse on "OX Coming at Ya").
If you're looking to get your party started, "Opus of Love Deeper Than Flesh" might not be quite the right vehicle. But once the party's winding down, and you and your people are just settling in during the late night hours, it's the perfect accompaniment for slowly nodding your head and drifting into a daze on the couch.
CunninLynguists - Strange Journey Vol. 1 (2009)
1. Departure (Intro)
2. Nothing But Strangeness (feat. Looptroop Rockers & Hilltop Hoods)
3. Linguistics (Live In Stockholm)
4. Move
5. Inverse - Spark My Soul (feat. Substantial)
6. Never Come Down (the Brownie Song)
7. Hypnotized (feat. PackFM & Club Dub)
8. Dance For Me (Remix)
9. Mr. SOS - Die For You
10. White Guy Mind Tricks
11. Georgia (Remix) (feat. Killer Mike & Khujo Goodie)
12. KKKY (Remix) (feat. Skinny DeVille, Fishscales, Young Chu & Sheisty Khrist)
13. Don’t Leave (When Winter Comes) (feat. Slug of Atmosphere)
14. Tondeff - The Distance
15. Broken Van (Thinking of You) (feat. Mac Lethal)
16. Billy Joe’s Garage (To Be Continued…)
17. Nothing But Strangeness (Instrumental)
18. Move (Instrumental)
19. Inverse (Instrumental)
20. Never Come Down (Instrumental)
21. Die For You (Instrumental)
22. Don’t Leave (Instrumental)
23. The Distance (Instrumental)
24. Broken Van (Instrumental)
Link Is Down After Request From The Artists
Monday, March 30, 2009
Illogic-Diabolical Fun(2009)
01- whats my name
02- diabolical fun
03- violent verbage
04- what happened
05- i know you
06- lets go
07- crash ft. ill poetic
08- get up or get down
09- time
10- right here
11- feel the beat
12- walk into the sunset ft. ill poetic
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Last Emperor's New And Rare Tracks
Last Emperor - Gotta have love
Last Emperor - Do you remember?
Last Emperor - Gangster Groove
Last Emperor-Keep Pushing
New Mixtape Is Set To Be Released In April
Thanks To Rob
Last Emperor - Do you remember?
Last Emperor - Gangster Groove
Last Emperor-Keep Pushing
New Mixtape Is Set To Be Released In April
Thanks To Rob
VA - Melancholic Jazz (2009)
01. Harmonious Day / LUSRICA
02. the delta / DJ Whitesmith
03. leave / Float 11
04. ID-01-37-22-8923A / Hidetake Takayama
05. Universal Healing Song / LUSRICA
06. BlackBook / DJ Whitesmith
07. sulf / Float 11
08. ready-set-go / Hidetake Takayama
09. Mono / DJ Whitesmith
10. falling / Float 11
11. madorom / Hidetake Takayama
12. Sleeping Hours / LUSRICA
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Emanon (Aloe Blacc & DJ Exile) – Imaginary Friends (1996)
01. Assume Not
02. Emanon
03. What’s N A Name
04. Everylittlething
05. Interlude
06. Deadly Venom
07. The Circle
08. Hideout
09. AmeriKKKan Dreams
10. Interlude
11. Dream Sequence
12. Situations
13. Me vs $
14. Cheating
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Offwhyte - Squints(2001)
1. Listen, Listen
2. Reallocated Resources
3. Juicy Pulp feat. Pugsly Atoms Alaska
4. Nitpicker
5. Staticling!
6. Beyond Comp feat. Cosmo Galactus
7. Approach
8. The End
9. Galapagos Four
10. Streamlined Petite Cut Slab
11. Just One Vex feat. Centric i,e
12. Outro
13. North To Broadway
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3582 (Fat Jon & J.Rawls) - Situational Ethics (2003)
1. Intro
2. The E
3. Look At You
4. Loser Type
5. Take It To The Face
6. I Would Change
7. Bad As They Come
8. Vanessa From Venezuela
9. Outro
10. The E (Remix)
11. Bad As They Come (Remix)
12. Late Night
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Showbiz and A.G.-Broken Chains[Vinyl](2009)
01 03:15 Instrumental 1
02 05:15 Diggin' In The Crates (Original Version)
03 02:15 Instrumental 2
04 02:52 Instrumental 3
05 03:42 To Each His Own
(More Than One Way Out The Ghetto Original)
06 03:04 Instrumental 4
07 01:33 Instrumental 5
08 04:58 Hard To Kill (Original Version)
09 02:51 Instrumental 6
10 05:38 I'm Convinced
11 02:05 Instrumental 7
12 03:34 Untitled Feat.D. Flow & Party Arty
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Previously thought lost forever, these masters recently
resurfaced and have yielded a treasure trove of unreleased
vocal and instrumental tracks from the incredibly fruitful
recording sessions leading up to one of the most important
Hip Hop albums of all time.
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