I remember in '98, when I was 11 or 12 years old, I went up to Toronto for vacation during some festival where I was exposed to Maestro Fresh-Wes. At this point I had minimal knowledge of hip-hop music, let alone any knowledge of the legendary Maestro Fresh-Wes.
So I went in to one of the hip-hop shops up there and asked who "the man" was in Canada. I was given the new Maestro album, which at that time was Built to Last. "Stick to Your Vision" was my shit. I remember
listening to that track like 20 times straight after I copped the album.
The next summer I went up there again, in dire need of some new Maestro...nothing. I left T.Dot that year with Choclair's Ice Cold. A dope album indeed, but I was still curious about some new Maestro material.
In spring of '01 I made it back up to the city. At this point I was 14, eager to find out what the new hype was, and assuming that Maestro was out of the picture. Not so fast, going through the store I came across Maestro's album Ever Since. Needless to say, the album stayed in my CD player for the entire trip.
Today, I chose to share some of his more obscure releases.
The Black Tie Affair (1991)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NWU4R43M
Naaah, Dis Kid Can't Be From Canada?!! (1994)
1 I'm Drinkin' Milk Now
2 Check My Vernacular
3 Pray To Da East (ft. Percee P)
4 Certs Wid Out Da Retsyn
5 Mic Mechanism
6 Makin' Records
7 Fine Tune Da Mic (ft. Showbiz)
8 Brown Sugar
9 How Many Styles
10 Dat's My Nigga!!
11 Higher Level
12 Bring It On (Showbiz Remix)
13 Make It For The Ruff
14 Dat's My Nigga!! (Instrumental)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DJWJA5DU
Death Ministry b/w Pushin' Wiggz Back (1996)http://rapidshare.com/files/21525666/Maestro_-_death_ministry.zip.html
You can get Built to Last (1998) and Ever Since (2000) on Amazon for less than $2 now, so buy them! It's worth it, I promise.
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Emanon (Aloe Blacc & Exile)
Emanon (no namE) consists of emcee/producer Aloe Blacc and producer/emcee Eksile (now Exile). The west coast duo's first release, Imaginary Friends, was originally released in 1996 and distributed independently. According to discogs, it was a dual-tape set, with the first being a mix of Exile's blends and instrumentals (sadly I don't have this, if anyone does feel free to post it because I'd really like to hear it).
After releasing a few 12" singles, the group released their Acid Nine EP in 1999. Shortly after came their Dawn's Second Coming album/mix, which like their first release, came with both an Emanon tape and an Exile mix tape.
With numerous 12" singles and a few mix albums now under their belt, Emanon would be exposed to the underground in the new millenium. Ill Boogie Records, home of other hip-hop artists like Mykill Myers, Styles of Beyond, DemiGodz, and more, signed the group and released their first EP, Anon & On, in 2002.
Aloe Blacc released a self-titled solo EP in 2003. Not that it needed to be proven at this point, but the EP showed that Blacc was capable of doing an album on his own.
However, it would not be long before the duo got back in the studio. Now signed to the Shaman Work label, the group returned in 2004 with their 12" single, "Count You Blessings" b/w "The Reasons." This 12" became the lead single for their 2005 release, The Waiting Room. Album reviews credited both artists' respective skills and their undeniably dope chemistry that complemented one another.
In 2006, both artists would invade the industry as solo artists. Stones Throw Records promoted Aloe Blacc with numerous 12" singles that would lead up to his album, Shine Through. While Blacc had continued to grow as an emcee, this album displayed his growth as a producer. Blacc produced the entire album aside from two tracks done by fellow Stones Throwers, Madlib and Oh No. The multi-talented artist did not disappoint.
Shortly after, Exile completed his album, Dirty Science, released on Sound In Color in 2006. With some of his best production to date, the album featured collaborations with Slum Village, Kardinal Offishall, Oh No, and more. Dirty Science also introduced West Coast emcee Blu. Exile's sample-heavy production paved a perfect path for Blu's laid-back, real-life, intelligent flows. The chemistry between the two artists led to arguably the best hip-hop album of the decade, Below the Heavens: In Hell Happy With Your New Imaginary Friend...
I was actually lucky enough to see Blu & Exile together at the Shadow Lounge (aka the place to be in the 'Burgh, fuck what ya heard). One of the illest shows I've ever seen! The power went out shortly after the opening acts were done (Word.), Exile had just came in and began setting up his hardware. Some people left, but at very least 50 real heads stayed and chilled outside. After it seemed like the power as gonna be out for a while, they set-up an amp outside that was running off a car battery (Word.). So Exile started pumping some beats through his car into the amp while Blu spit mic-less outside the lounge. And as if shit couldn't get any more real, Blu called out for the beat-boxers and Gene Jive, Knowledge Build, and I think one other dude started beatboxing while Blu spit (Word.). Yo, the shit was so fucking hype. About 15 minutes into it the power came back on in the lounge and everybody rolled back inside. The whole thing took me back, I wanted it to stay outside on the real!
Emanon - Imaginary Friends
1. Assume Not
2. Emanon (ft. Dru)
3. Whats N A Name (Prod. by Cheapshot)
4. Everylittlething
5. Interlude
6. Deadly Venom
7. The Circle
8. Hideout (ft. Acapella)
9. AmeriKKKan Dreams
10. Interlude
11. Dream Sequence
12. Situations (ft. Takbir, Prod. by Cheapshot)
13. Me vs $ (Prod. by Cheapshot)
14. Cheating
http://www.mediafire.com/?np3ibmwvkbu
Matter of fact, if anyone knows where I can get the Acid Nine EP or Dawn's Second Coming, your help would be appreciated. I've never heard em so I'll take em in any form. I'll even buy the tapes if I have to.
Peace.
After releasing a few 12" singles, the group released their Acid Nine EP in 1999. Shortly after came their Dawn's Second Coming album/mix, which like their first release, came with both an Emanon tape and an Exile mix tape.
With numerous 12" singles and a few mix albums now under their belt, Emanon would be exposed to the underground in the new millenium. Ill Boogie Records, home of other hip-hop artists like Mykill Myers, Styles of Beyond, DemiGodz, and more, signed the group and released their first EP, Anon & On, in 2002.
Aloe Blacc released a self-titled solo EP in 2003. Not that it needed to be proven at this point, but the EP showed that Blacc was capable of doing an album on his own.
However, it would not be long before the duo got back in the studio. Now signed to the Shaman Work label, the group returned in 2004 with their 12" single, "Count You Blessings" b/w "The Reasons." This 12" became the lead single for their 2005 release, The Waiting Room. Album reviews credited both artists' respective skills and their undeniably dope chemistry that complemented one another.
In 2006, both artists would invade the industry as solo artists. Stones Throw Records promoted Aloe Blacc with numerous 12" singles that would lead up to his album, Shine Through. While Blacc had continued to grow as an emcee, this album displayed his growth as a producer. Blacc produced the entire album aside from two tracks done by fellow Stones Throwers, Madlib and Oh No. The multi-talented artist did not disappoint.
Shortly after, Exile completed his album, Dirty Science, released on Sound In Color in 2006. With some of his best production to date, the album featured collaborations with Slum Village, Kardinal Offishall, Oh No, and more. Dirty Science also introduced West Coast emcee Blu. Exile's sample-heavy production paved a perfect path for Blu's laid-back, real-life, intelligent flows. The chemistry between the two artists led to arguably the best hip-hop album of the decade, Below the Heavens: In Hell Happy With Your New Imaginary Friend...
I was actually lucky enough to see Blu & Exile together at the Shadow Lounge (aka the place to be in the 'Burgh, fuck what ya heard). One of the illest shows I've ever seen! The power went out shortly after the opening acts were done (Word.), Exile had just came in and began setting up his hardware. Some people left, but at very least 50 real heads stayed and chilled outside. After it seemed like the power as gonna be out for a while, they set-up an amp outside that was running off a car battery (Word.). So Exile started pumping some beats through his car into the amp while Blu spit mic-less outside the lounge. And as if shit couldn't get any more real, Blu called out for the beat-boxers and Gene Jive, Knowledge Build, and I think one other dude started beatboxing while Blu spit (Word.). Yo, the shit was so fucking hype. About 15 minutes into it the power came back on in the lounge and everybody rolled back inside. The whole thing took me back, I wanted it to stay outside on the real!
Emanon - Imaginary Friends
1. Assume Not
2. Emanon (ft. Dru)
3. Whats N A Name (Prod. by Cheapshot)
4. Everylittlething
5. Interlude
6. Deadly Venom
7. The Circle
8. Hideout (ft. Acapella)
9. AmeriKKKan Dreams
10. Interlude
11. Dream Sequence
12. Situations (ft. Takbir, Prod. by Cheapshot)
13. Me vs $ (Prod. by Cheapshot)
14. Cheating
http://www.mediafire.com/?np3ibmwvkbu
Matter of fact, if anyone knows where I can get the Acid Nine EP or Dawn's Second Coming, your help would be appreciated. I've never heard em so I'll take em in any form. I'll even buy the tapes if I have to.
Peace.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
12/10/08 - Radio Show
ya dig.
Armstead Brown - "One Hitter Quitter"
GZA ft. Streetlife & Ghostface Killah - "Silent"
Riccochett Klashnekoff - "It's Murda"
D. Auguste - "Rain Dance"
The Pharcyde - "Pain"
Souls of Mischief ft. Del the Funkee Homosapien - "'94 Via Satellite"
The Skemen - "Size Em Up, Play Em"
King Tubby - "Higher Ranking"
J. Sands - "Manifest"
Nas - "U Gotta Love It"
Mr. Lif - "Return of the B-Boy"
Kukoo da Bag-a-Bonez - "Real Kukoo"
Paul Ray - "More Emotion"
Citizen Kane - "The Gambler"
Slum Brothers - "6 Millions MC's"
Da Gas Chamber - "Illusiv"
E-Money Bags ft. Nas & Horse - "I Want It"
Planet Asia - "Handlin' Business"
Mobb Deep - "Hell On Earth"
Cormega - "You Don't Want It"
Ghostface Killah - "Mighty Healthy"
Jeru the Damaja - "Ain't the Devil Happy"
That's the last one of the semester, not sure what I'm doing with it next semester since I'm gonna be working and doing an internship along with going to school. I'll keep the viewers & listeners posted though.
Armstead Brown - "One Hitter Quitter"
GZA ft. Streetlife & Ghostface Killah - "Silent"
Riccochett Klashnekoff - "It's Murda"
D. Auguste - "Rain Dance"
The Pharcyde - "Pain"
Souls of Mischief ft. Del the Funkee Homosapien - "'94 Via Satellite"
The Skemen - "Size Em Up, Play Em"
King Tubby - "Higher Ranking"
J. Sands - "Manifest"
Nas - "U Gotta Love It"
Mr. Lif - "Return of the B-Boy"
Kukoo da Bag-a-Bonez - "Real Kukoo"
Paul Ray - "More Emotion"
Citizen Kane - "The Gambler"
Slum Brothers - "6 Millions MC's"
Da Gas Chamber - "Illusiv"
E-Money Bags ft. Nas & Horse - "I Want It"
Planet Asia - "Handlin' Business"
Mobb Deep - "Hell On Earth"
Cormega - "You Don't Want It"
Ghostface Killah - "Mighty Healthy"
Jeru the Damaja - "Ain't the Devil Happy"
That's the last one of the semester, not sure what I'm doing with it next semester since I'm gonna be working and doing an internship along with going to school. I'll keep the viewers & listeners posted though.
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Friday, December 5, 2008
Vinyl & CD additions this week
Ok, so I keep changing the name of this blog which probably causes problems for the people who are steady checking it. Fuck it...
Anyways, like I said in my last post I picked up some nice vinyl this week.
Concrete Eleete - Concrete Eleete Vol. 1 EP [1998]
Local crew out of my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA. This EP is DOPE. Five different tracks with edits and instrumentals provided for a couple of the tracks, ten tracks in total. There's a track on this called "Survive" that is too fuckin' ill. As soon as I get my own table I'll up it.
D&D Project - II Unorthodox: Just A Little Flava b/w Juice: Nine Inches Hard 12" [1995]
Two decent tracks. The II Unorthodox track is blessed with an ill beat provided by Nikki Nikole that samples Isaac Hayes' track "The Look of Love. The emcee Juice, on the second track, is a female emcee, not to be confused with the male emcee Juice from Chicago. "Just A Little Flava" is definitely my winner on this.
Proof (R.I.P.) - Electric Cool-Aid Acid Testing EP [2002]
This EP is by Big Proof of D12. I downloaded this back when it was released so I was hype when I found it in the shop. It is green vinyl and the cover has dope artwork on both the front and back. Most of the tracks have features from underground Detroit emcees, most of whom I've never heard of aside from MC Breed (R.I.P.). Damn too many cats from the D have had their lives taken too early over the past decade...it's a shame. "Broken" is definitely my favorite track on this one, the beat by DJ Houseshoes is off the hook. Overall it's not Proof's best work, but it's worth checking out.
Tru Criminal Records EP [1997]
Another nice EP, features tracks from Tru Criminal artists Street Smartz, God Sunz, & Ak Skillz, as well as production from Eddie James. The EP also has production from Buckwild and Lord Finesse of D.I.T.C. The jewel on this is "Metal Thangz Remix" (ft. O.C. & Pharoahe Monch). It has the same lyrics as the original version but the beat is much more laid back, I probably like the original and remix versions equally depending on my mood. Aside from that the Buckwild produced track "Don't Trust Anyone" is dope. Check the video below.
Wreck Records - Hip-Hop Independent's Day: Volume 1 [1998]
Dope Wreck compilation, features tracks from Mike Zoot, Shabaam Sahdeeq, L-Fudge, Apani, & The Raidermen. As far as I know all of the tracks have also been released seperately at one time or another. The Raidmermen track, "Strategy," features Natural Elements, Mike Zoot, Lace da Booms, and Sean Prince (not to be confused with Sean Price!). I fuck with all of the track on the mix, none are too spectacular, but all are solid head-nodders.
Natural Resources - Negro League Baseball b/w They Lied 12" [1996]
The group that introduced Jean Grae to the world, this was a great find. Contains the aforementioned tracks, as well as "Bum Deal" and untitled outro type track. All three songs on this record are dope. The lyrics and production are both on point, making this a gem for anyone's collections.
Outkast - Jazzy Belle 12" [1996]
Classic. If you don't know, you better recognize.
Hillfiguz - Up On Prospect b/w Boom 12" [1996] Test Press
Another dope find. "Up On Prospect" was the big joint off this one back when it dropped. Both tracks are cool, raw hip-hop joints though. Back in the day the crew was on Stretch Armstrong's label, Dolo Records, and had songs featured on DJ Premier's Crooklyn Cuts tapes ("Up On Prospect" was on Tape D). The 6-Track EP of theres woulda been dope, but this one has the instrumentals on it, which is cool.
Crustified Dibbs (R.A. the Rugged Man) - Bloodshed Hua Hoo 12" [1994]
R.A. the Rugged Man's first release I believe. Came with the picture sleeve, its kinda hard to come buy so I picked it up. Typical raw Rugged Man shit...not his best work though.
Oh, and I grabbed these CD's:
Radiohead - Hail to the Thief
King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Freedom Sounds In Dub
King Tubby & Prince Jammy - Dub Gone 2 Crazy
Stevie Wonder - A Talking Book
Anyways, like I said in my last post I picked up some nice vinyl this week.
Concrete Eleete - Concrete Eleete Vol. 1 EP [1998]
Local crew out of my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA. This EP is DOPE. Five different tracks with edits and instrumentals provided for a couple of the tracks, ten tracks in total. There's a track on this called "Survive" that is too fuckin' ill. As soon as I get my own table I'll up it.
D&D Project - II Unorthodox: Just A Little Flava b/w Juice: Nine Inches Hard 12" [1995]
Two decent tracks. The II Unorthodox track is blessed with an ill beat provided by Nikki Nikole that samples Isaac Hayes' track "The Look of Love. The emcee Juice, on the second track, is a female emcee, not to be confused with the male emcee Juice from Chicago. "Just A Little Flava" is definitely my winner on this.
Proof (R.I.P.) - Electric Cool-Aid Acid Testing EP [2002]
This EP is by Big Proof of D12. I downloaded this back when it was released so I was hype when I found it in the shop. It is green vinyl and the cover has dope artwork on both the front and back. Most of the tracks have features from underground Detroit emcees, most of whom I've never heard of aside from MC Breed (R.I.P.). Damn too many cats from the D have had their lives taken too early over the past decade...it's a shame. "Broken" is definitely my favorite track on this one, the beat by DJ Houseshoes is off the hook. Overall it's not Proof's best work, but it's worth checking out.
Tru Criminal Records EP [1997]
Another nice EP, features tracks from Tru Criminal artists Street Smartz, God Sunz, & Ak Skillz, as well as production from Eddie James. The EP also has production from Buckwild and Lord Finesse of D.I.T.C. The jewel on this is "Metal Thangz Remix" (ft. O.C. & Pharoahe Monch). It has the same lyrics as the original version but the beat is much more laid back, I probably like the original and remix versions equally depending on my mood. Aside from that the Buckwild produced track "Don't Trust Anyone" is dope. Check the video below.
Wreck Records - Hip-Hop Independent's Day: Volume 1 [1998]
Dope Wreck compilation, features tracks from Mike Zoot, Shabaam Sahdeeq, L-Fudge, Apani, & The Raidermen. As far as I know all of the tracks have also been released seperately at one time or another. The Raidmermen track, "Strategy," features Natural Elements, Mike Zoot, Lace da Booms, and Sean Prince (not to be confused with Sean Price!). I fuck with all of the track on the mix, none are too spectacular, but all are solid head-nodders.
Natural Resources - Negro League Baseball b/w They Lied 12" [1996]
The group that introduced Jean Grae to the world, this was a great find. Contains the aforementioned tracks, as well as "Bum Deal" and untitled outro type track. All three songs on this record are dope. The lyrics and production are both on point, making this a gem for anyone's collections.
Outkast - Jazzy Belle 12" [1996]
Classic. If you don't know, you better recognize.
Hillfiguz - Up On Prospect b/w Boom 12" [1996] Test Press
Another dope find. "Up On Prospect" was the big joint off this one back when it dropped. Both tracks are cool, raw hip-hop joints though. Back in the day the crew was on Stretch Armstrong's label, Dolo Records, and had songs featured on DJ Premier's Crooklyn Cuts tapes ("Up On Prospect" was on Tape D). The 6-Track EP of theres woulda been dope, but this one has the instrumentals on it, which is cool.
Crustified Dibbs (R.A. the Rugged Man) - Bloodshed Hua Hoo 12" [1994]
R.A. the Rugged Man's first release I believe. Came with the picture sleeve, its kinda hard to come buy so I picked it up. Typical raw Rugged Man shit...not his best work though.
Oh, and I grabbed these CD's:
Radiohead - Hail to the Thief
King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Freedom Sounds In Dub
King Tubby & Prince Jammy - Dub Gone 2 Crazy
Stevie Wonder - A Talking Book
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
11/19/08 - Radio Show
Like...this, like...that.
Ras Kass - "Jack Frost"
GZA ft. Masta Killa, Inspectah Deck, & O.D.B. - "Duel of the Iron Mic"
Wu-Tang Clan - "Can It Be So Simple"
Showbiz & AG ft. Lord Finesse & D-Flow - "Add On"
Notorious B.I.G. - "Machine Gun Funk"
Nas - "Understanding"
Channel Live ft. KRS-One - "Mad Izm"
Mic Geronimo - "It's Real (Original Mix)"
Armstead Brown ft. The Dugout, Gene Stovall, & Thelonious Stretch - "Get Over"
Sweatshop Union - "Tired"
Armstead Brown ft. SMI, Thelonious Stretch, BZE, & Krukid - "Get Down"
DJ KO ft. Elzhi, Royce da 5'9", & Supastition - "Best to Do It"
Bad Meets Evil (Royce da 5'9" & Eminem) - "Scary Movies"
GZA ft. U-God, Raekwon, & Ghostface Killah - "Investigative Reports"
Wu-Tang Clan - "Gun Will Go"
Nas - "Shootouts"
Cormega ft. Mobb Deep - "Killaz Theme"
Bee Why - "G.A.T.S."
Finsta Bundy - "Sunnyside"
Adagio - "Upperhand"
Eviction Notice - "Medley From Left Field"
Old E. All-Stars - "Addicted"
Ras Kass - "Jack Frost"
GZA ft. Masta Killa, Inspectah Deck, & O.D.B. - "Duel of the Iron Mic"
Wu-Tang Clan - "Can It Be So Simple"
Showbiz & AG ft. Lord Finesse & D-Flow - "Add On"
Notorious B.I.G. - "Machine Gun Funk"
Nas - "Understanding"
Channel Live ft. KRS-One - "Mad Izm"
Mic Geronimo - "It's Real (Original Mix)"
Armstead Brown ft. The Dugout, Gene Stovall, & Thelonious Stretch - "Get Over"
Sweatshop Union - "Tired"
Armstead Brown ft. SMI, Thelonious Stretch, BZE, & Krukid - "Get Down"
DJ KO ft. Elzhi, Royce da 5'9", & Supastition - "Best to Do It"
Bad Meets Evil (Royce da 5'9" & Eminem) - "Scary Movies"
GZA ft. U-God, Raekwon, & Ghostface Killah - "Investigative Reports"
Wu-Tang Clan - "Gun Will Go"
Nas - "Shootouts"
Cormega ft. Mobb Deep - "Killaz Theme"
Bee Why - "G.A.T.S."
Finsta Bundy - "Sunnyside"
Adagio - "Upperhand"
Eviction Notice - "Medley From Left Field"
Old E. All-Stars - "Addicted"
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
11/12/08 - Radio Show
Ill show.
Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo - "Ill Street Blues"
Joe Williams - "
Erykah Badu - "Apple Tree"
Cody Chesnutt - "Bitch, I'm Broke"
Call O' da Wild - "Clouds of Smoke"
Funkadelic - "Smokey"
Lootpack - "Weededed"
Viktor Vaughn - "Popsnot"
Portishead - "Biscuit"
Killah Priest - "Information"
Dres of Black Sheep - "The Bonus"
Willie Hutch - "Brothers Gonna Work It Out"
Public Enemy - "Brothers Gonna Work It Out"
Society of Soul - "Pushin'"
Koushik - "
Madlib - "Contradictor/Ill Beat"
Mr. Lif - "Madness In a Cup"
GZA - "Cinema"
MF Doom - "I Hear Voices Pt. I"
MF Grimm - "I Hear Voices Pt. II"
Sev Statik - "Rebuild"
The Juggaknots - "Clear Blue Skies"
Messiah - "Survival of the Fetus"
Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo - "Ill Street Blues"
Joe Williams - "
Erykah Badu - "Apple Tree"
Cody Chesnutt - "Bitch, I'm Broke"
Call O' da Wild - "Clouds of Smoke"
Funkadelic - "Smokey"
Lootpack - "Weededed"
Viktor Vaughn - "Popsnot"
Portishead - "Biscuit"
Killah Priest - "Information"
Dres of Black Sheep - "The Bonus"
Willie Hutch - "Brothers Gonna Work It Out"
Public Enemy - "Brothers Gonna Work It Out"
Society of Soul - "Pushin'"
Koushik - "
Madlib - "Contradictor/Ill Beat"
Mr. Lif - "Madness In a Cup"
GZA - "Cinema"
MF Doom - "I Hear Voices Pt. I"
MF Grimm - "I Hear Voices Pt. II"
Sev Statik - "Rebuild"
The Juggaknots - "Clear Blue Skies"
Messiah - "Survival of the Fetus"
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
10/29/08, 11/5/08 - Radio Shows
Came in a little late today...but its all good, cause I got a job doing some production work at a local station. OBAMA/BIDEN 08'!!!!!!
11/5/08:
Sweatshop Union - "Right Now"
One Be Lo - "What's Goin' On"
Cannibal Ox - "Stress Rap"
Viktor Vaughn - "Ode to Road Rage"
Concept of the Alps (Alps Cru) - "Check da Status"
Masta Ace - "Music Man"
Natural Elements - "I Mean This"
Raekwon - "Criminology"
K.G.B. - "Bless Ya Life (Original Mix)"
Bronze Nazareth - "The Pain"
Raekwon - "Ice Cream"
Ghostface Killah - "Cobra Clutch"
Method Man - "Bring the Pain"
Ras Kass - "Remain Anonymous"
Dirty Face Angels - "Actin' Up"
MF Doom - "Doomsday"
Adagio - "The Obvious Joint"
Jam da Original Troopa - "Eye See"
Trife - "I'm Losing My Mind"
Xperado - "Verbal Reality"
The Artifacts - "Lower da Boom"
Here is last week's playlist. It led up to the performance by local crew Audible, who killed it by the way.
10/29/08:
Brand Nubian - "One For All"
Raw Elements - "20 Below"
Main Source - "Looking At the Front Door"
Gene Stovall - "Waterslide"
Eviction Notice - "Medley From Left Field"
The Pharcyde - "She Said (Jay Dee Mix)"
The Roots - "What We Do"
Sleestack'z - "Crystal Clear"
Old E All-Stars - "Addicted"
Jneiro Jarel - "Big Bounce Theory"
Count Bass D - "Sandwiches"
Das EFX - "They Want EFX"
Lord Finesse - "I Like My Girls Wit a Boom"
Eviction Notice - "Bettah Dayz"
Poor Righteous Teachers - "Shakiyla"
Diamond D & the Psychotic Neurotics - "Stunts, Blunts, & Hip-Hop"
Eviction Notice - "Push People"
Rakim - "Know the Ledge"
Jeru the Damaja - "Come Clean"
Smif-N-Wessun - "Sound Bwoy Burriel"
KRS-One - "R.E.A.L.I.T.Y."
Ghostface Killah - "Mighty Healthy"
Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo - "Road to the Riches"
Public Enemy - "Black Steel In the Hour of Chaos"
Ice Cube - "A Bird In the Hand"
Madlib - "Throwback (Raekwon Blend)"
Black Sheep - "The Choice Is Yours"
Main Source - "Watch Roger Do His Thing"
Jay-Z - "D'Evils"
Raekwon - "Rainy Dayz"
A Tribe Called Quest - "Luck of Lucien"
EPMD ft LL Cool J - "Rampage"
GangStarr - "Take It Personal"
11/5/08:
Sweatshop Union - "Right Now"
One Be Lo - "What's Goin' On"
Cannibal Ox - "Stress Rap"
Viktor Vaughn - "Ode to Road Rage"
Concept of the Alps (Alps Cru) - "Check da Status"
Masta Ace - "Music Man"
Natural Elements - "I Mean This"
Raekwon - "Criminology"
K.G.B. - "Bless Ya Life (Original Mix)"
Bronze Nazareth - "The Pain"
Raekwon - "Ice Cream"
Ghostface Killah - "Cobra Clutch"
Method Man - "Bring the Pain"
Ras Kass - "Remain Anonymous"
Dirty Face Angels - "Actin' Up"
MF Doom - "Doomsday"
Adagio - "The Obvious Joint"
Jam da Original Troopa - "Eye See"
Trife - "I'm Losing My Mind"
Xperado - "Verbal Reality"
The Artifacts - "Lower da Boom"
Here is last week's playlist. It led up to the performance by local crew Audible, who killed it by the way.
10/29/08:
Brand Nubian - "One For All"
Raw Elements - "20 Below"
Main Source - "Looking At the Front Door"
Gene Stovall - "Waterslide"
Eviction Notice - "Medley From Left Field"
The Pharcyde - "She Said (Jay Dee Mix)"
The Roots - "What We Do"
Sleestack'z - "Crystal Clear"
Old E All-Stars - "Addicted"
Jneiro Jarel - "Big Bounce Theory"
Count Bass D - "Sandwiches"
Das EFX - "They Want EFX"
Lord Finesse - "I Like My Girls Wit a Boom"
Eviction Notice - "Bettah Dayz"
Poor Righteous Teachers - "Shakiyla"
Diamond D & the Psychotic Neurotics - "Stunts, Blunts, & Hip-Hop"
Eviction Notice - "Push People"
Rakim - "Know the Ledge"
Jeru the Damaja - "Come Clean"
Smif-N-Wessun - "Sound Bwoy Burriel"
KRS-One - "R.E.A.L.I.T.Y."
Ghostface Killah - "Mighty Healthy"
Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo - "Road to the Riches"
Public Enemy - "Black Steel In the Hour of Chaos"
Ice Cube - "A Bird In the Hand"
Madlib - "Throwback (Raekwon Blend)"
Black Sheep - "The Choice Is Yours"
Main Source - "Watch Roger Do His Thing"
Jay-Z - "D'Evils"
Raekwon - "Rainy Dayz"
A Tribe Called Quest - "Luck of Lucien"
EPMD ft LL Cool J - "Rampage"
GangStarr - "Take It Personal"
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
10/22/08 - Radio Show
Next weeks show is gonna be a special one, from 5pm-8pm ET because of an event at my school (Point Park U.). We got jamband/hip-hop/progressive/other crew Eviction Notice coming through that night for a show, so anyone in the area should definitely come check that out.
Anyway, I'm broadcasting from Pittsburgh, PA but you can check here for the exact time of the show in your area. In two weeks I will be back to my normally scheduled time from 2pm-4pm ET.
Here is the playlist from todays show:
Murs ft. Eligh & Scarub (3 Melancholy Gypsys) - "Sunsprayed"
Atoms Family - "Who Am I? (Remix)"
De La Soul - "Millie Pulled a Pistol On Santa"
Brand Nubian - "Concierto In X Minor"
Bob Marley - "Rebel Music"
Dillinger - "Cocaine In My Brain"
Jemini the Gifted One - "Scars & Pain"
Dennis Brown - "Home Sweet Home"
Tricky - "Joseph"
Ring - "One Game (Left to Play)"
GNETICZ - "Visual Artz"
Aesop Rock - "Abandon All Hope"
The Problemaddicts ft. Agent 23 & Platypus Complex - "Dead Time"
The Problemaddicts - "Home"
Outkast - "In Due Time"
100X - "Fast Loot Tactics"
Gang Starr - "Beyond Comprehension"
Damian Marley ft. Capleton - "It Was Written"
Can - "Soul Desert"
Bjork - "Human Behaviour"
Black Star - "Thieves In the Night"
Anyway, I'm broadcasting from Pittsburgh, PA but you can check here for the exact time of the show in your area. In two weeks I will be back to my normally scheduled time from 2pm-4pm ET.
Here is the playlist from todays show:
Murs ft. Eligh & Scarub (3 Melancholy Gypsys) - "Sunsprayed"
Atoms Family - "Who Am I? (Remix)"
De La Soul - "Millie Pulled a Pistol On Santa"
Brand Nubian - "Concierto In X Minor"
Bob Marley - "Rebel Music"
Dillinger - "Cocaine In My Brain"
Jemini the Gifted One - "Scars & Pain"
Dennis Brown - "Home Sweet Home"
Tricky - "Joseph"
Ring - "One Game (Left to Play)"
GNETICZ - "Visual Artz"
Aesop Rock - "Abandon All Hope"
The Problemaddicts ft. Agent 23 & Platypus Complex - "Dead Time"
The Problemaddicts - "Home"
Outkast - "In Due Time"
100X - "Fast Loot Tactics"
Gang Starr - "Beyond Comprehension"
Damian Marley ft. Capleton - "It Was Written"
Can - "Soul Desert"
Bjork - "Human Behaviour"
Black Star - "Thieves In the Night"
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
09/24/08, 10/01/08, 10/08/08, 10/15/08 - Radio Shows
Ok, so in this clusterfuck that I call my life I still struggle to update my blog consistently.
However, late last month my radio show started back up, coinciding with the fall semester starting. Anyway, like last semester I'm gonna start posting the playlists for my shows. My show consists of classic head-nod hip-hop, obscure 90's vinyl, local artists from the Pittsburgh, PA area and at times a few random golden age classics and rarities from other genres mixed in.
You can check out my show every Wednesday from 2pm-4pm eastern time, anyone can listen and if you're curious to what time it will be on in your area leave a comment and I can find out for you.
Here is the link where you can listen: http://www.pointpark.edu/default.aspx?id=350
Here's the playlists for my shows thus far this semester, one of them is missing I'll post it whenever I find the paper that I wrote it on. I'm gonna be following a theme for my shows in the future by highlighting certain artists, areas, or eras.
September 24, 2008 (first show of fall semester):
Da Noe Doe Network - Take a Journey
Poor Righteous Teachers - Shakiyla
The Pharcyde - Ya Mama
Eric B. & Rakim - Teach the Children
Armstead Brown - Fire (album Fieldwork available at myspace.com/peacepipeproductions)
De La Soul ft. Common - The Bizness
Slum Brothers - Sure Shot
Ras Kass - Marinatin'
Reflection Eternal - Fortified Live
Ghostface Killah - Mighty Healthy
GZA/Genius - Paper Plate
Armstead Brown ft. Subconscious - Fieldwork
Heltah Skeltah - I Ain't Havin' That
Ice Cube - A Bird In the Hand
Eric B. & Rakim - Know the Ledge
Boogiemonsters - Recognized Thresholds of Negative Stress
Lastrawze - Sneak Peak
The Candy Store ft. Willie Littles - Get On Your Hustle
Jam da Original Troopa - Soul Searchin' (Remix)
Finsta Bundy - Sunnyside
Rubbabandz - Purple Rain
E. Bros - A Toast
Aloe Blacc - Caged Bird
Bee Why - G.A.T.S.
Company Flow - 8 Steps to Perfection
GZA/Genius ft. RZA - Life is a Movie
Armstead Brown ft. Thelonious Stretch - Boroughs
October 1, 2008:
GZA/Genius ft. D'Angelo - Cold World (Remix)
Lupe Fiasco - Put You On Game
Jake One ft. Elzhi & Royce da 5'9" - Glow
Ali Vegas - Theme of New York
Nas - You Can't Stop Us Now
Murs - Can It Be?
Janelle Monae - Many Moons
Dizzee Rascal - Temptation
MF Doom - Hoe Cakes
Saukrates ft. Common - Play Dis (Original)
Wu-Tang Clan - Triumph
Dark Skinned Assassin - Lock Shit Down
Nas - Queens Get the Money
Concrete Mob - Boiling Point
Gravediggaz - Diary of a Madman
The Candy Store ft. Willie Littles - My Only Lady
O.C. - Times Up
Ras Kass - Soul On Ice (Remix)
Nas & Nature - In Too Deep
Ruggedness Maddrama - Forreal
dead prez - Behind Enemy Lines (Original)
Juggaknots - Clear Blue Skies
October 8, 2008:
MISSING
in no order
The Candy Store ft. Willie Littles - Local Scarface
Rick da Bro - Next Nig Love
N.Y. Confidential - Rumors of War
Finsta Bundy - Feel the High
N.O.T.S. Click - Crimes and Friends
Camoflauge Large - Cocbacda 9
Bloodshot - Blue Black
Armstead Brown ft. Thelonious Stretch - Boroughs
Hyperdermic Needlz - Always
Senswif - Maintain
Citizen Kane - The Gambler
Dark Skinned Assassin - The Horror
MF Grimm - Get Down
Lace da Booms - Countless Thoughts
Centa of da Web - 5 Lil' Pumpkins
Melvin Van Peebles - Soul'd On You
Bootsy Collins - As In "I Love You"
October 15, 2008:
Goodie Mob - Thought Process
Shape of Broad Minds - Changes
Pete Rock & CL Smooth - They Reminisce Over You
De La Soul - Ego Trippin' (Pt. II)
Smif-N-Wessun - Sound Bwoy Burriel
EPMD - Manslaughter
Poor Righteous Teachers - Rock Dis Funky Joint
Eric B. & Rakim - Kick Along
A Tribe Called Quest - Check the Rhime
Consequence & Kanye West - '03 Electric Relaxation
Mos Def - Umi Says
Reflection Eternal - Memories Live
Slick Rick - Children's Story
Boogie Down Productions - Loves Gonna Get You (Material Love)
Outkast - Jazzy Belle
Public Enemy - By the Time That I Get to Arizona
N.O.T.S. Click - Keep Ya Eyes Open
Ring - They Want to Kill Me
Rick da Bro - Sins
Superscientifiku ft. Kashal-Tee - Flip Fast
Ill Biskits - God Bless Your Life
However, late last month my radio show started back up, coinciding with the fall semester starting. Anyway, like last semester I'm gonna start posting the playlists for my shows. My show consists of classic head-nod hip-hop, obscure 90's vinyl, local artists from the Pittsburgh, PA area and at times a few random golden age classics and rarities from other genres mixed in.
You can check out my show every Wednesday from 2pm-4pm eastern time, anyone can listen and if you're curious to what time it will be on in your area leave a comment and I can find out for you.
Here is the link where you can listen: http://www.pointpark.edu/default.aspx?id=350
Here's the playlists for my shows thus far this semester, one of them is missing I'll post it whenever I find the paper that I wrote it on. I'm gonna be following a theme for my shows in the future by highlighting certain artists, areas, or eras.
September 24, 2008 (first show of fall semester):
Da Noe Doe Network - Take a Journey
Poor Righteous Teachers - Shakiyla
The Pharcyde - Ya Mama
Eric B. & Rakim - Teach the Children
Armstead Brown - Fire (album Fieldwork available at myspace.com/peacepipeproductions)
De La Soul ft. Common - The Bizness
Slum Brothers - Sure Shot
Ras Kass - Marinatin'
Reflection Eternal - Fortified Live
Ghostface Killah - Mighty Healthy
GZA/Genius - Paper Plate
Armstead Brown ft. Subconscious - Fieldwork
Heltah Skeltah - I Ain't Havin' That
Ice Cube - A Bird In the Hand
Eric B. & Rakim - Know the Ledge
Boogiemonsters - Recognized Thresholds of Negative Stress
Lastrawze - Sneak Peak
The Candy Store ft. Willie Littles - Get On Your Hustle
Jam da Original Troopa - Soul Searchin' (Remix)
Finsta Bundy - Sunnyside
Rubbabandz - Purple Rain
E. Bros - A Toast
Aloe Blacc - Caged Bird
Bee Why - G.A.T.S.
Company Flow - 8 Steps to Perfection
GZA/Genius ft. RZA - Life is a Movie
Armstead Brown ft. Thelonious Stretch - Boroughs
October 1, 2008:
GZA/Genius ft. D'Angelo - Cold World (Remix)
Lupe Fiasco - Put You On Game
Jake One ft. Elzhi & Royce da 5'9" - Glow
Ali Vegas - Theme of New York
Nas - You Can't Stop Us Now
Murs - Can It Be?
Janelle Monae - Many Moons
Dizzee Rascal - Temptation
MF Doom - Hoe Cakes
Saukrates ft. Common - Play Dis (Original)
Wu-Tang Clan - Triumph
Dark Skinned Assassin - Lock Shit Down
Nas - Queens Get the Money
Concrete Mob - Boiling Point
Gravediggaz - Diary of a Madman
The Candy Store ft. Willie Littles - My Only Lady
O.C. - Times Up
Ras Kass - Soul On Ice (Remix)
Nas & Nature - In Too Deep
Ruggedness Maddrama - Forreal
dead prez - Behind Enemy Lines (Original)
Juggaknots - Clear Blue Skies
October 8, 2008:
MISSING
in no order
The Candy Store ft. Willie Littles - Local Scarface
Rick da Bro - Next Nig Love
N.Y. Confidential - Rumors of War
Finsta Bundy - Feel the High
N.O.T.S. Click - Crimes and Friends
Camoflauge Large - Cocbacda 9
Bloodshot - Blue Black
Armstead Brown ft. Thelonious Stretch - Boroughs
Hyperdermic Needlz - Always
Senswif - Maintain
Citizen Kane - The Gambler
Dark Skinned Assassin - The Horror
MF Grimm - Get Down
Lace da Booms - Countless Thoughts
Centa of da Web - 5 Lil' Pumpkins
Melvin Van Peebles - Soul'd On You
Bootsy Collins - As In "I Love You"
October 15, 2008:
Goodie Mob - Thought Process
Shape of Broad Minds - Changes
Pete Rock & CL Smooth - They Reminisce Over You
De La Soul - Ego Trippin' (Pt. II)
Smif-N-Wessun - Sound Bwoy Burriel
EPMD - Manslaughter
Poor Righteous Teachers - Rock Dis Funky Joint
Eric B. & Rakim - Kick Along
A Tribe Called Quest - Check the Rhime
Consequence & Kanye West - '03 Electric Relaxation
Mos Def - Umi Says
Reflection Eternal - Memories Live
Slick Rick - Children's Story
Boogie Down Productions - Loves Gonna Get You (Material Love)
Outkast - Jazzy Belle
Public Enemy - By the Time That I Get to Arizona
N.O.T.S. Click - Keep Ya Eyes Open
Ring - They Want to Kill Me
Rick da Bro - Sins
Superscientifiku ft. Kashal-Tee - Flip Fast
Ill Biskits - God Bless Your Life
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Tuesday, August 5, 2008
The Cypher: BIg Pun, DMX, Mos Def, Canibus, Mic Geronimo, John Forti
This is some classic shit right here. You might think Mic Geronimo and Forte don't belong there, but if you were into the hip-hop scene in '97 when this was recorded then you know those dudes were on point, especially Geronimo. For the most part they are just conversating on hip-hop and life as an emcee, but they do start flowing on occasion. Somebody needs to release this on DVD!!! Leave comments.
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Sunday, April 13, 2008
04/07/08 - Radio Show
Damn this weeks been craaazy, just gettin around to posting the playlist for last weeks show now. Don't forget, tomorrow from 10pm-12am et, 7pm-9pm wt, u can listen from anywhere though...
Artist:Track Name:Album Title
Channel Live - "Station Identification" - Station Identification
Shabaam Sahdeeq - "Arabian Nights" - Soundbombing Vol. 1
Redman - "Can't Wait" - Dare iz a Darkside
Mobb Deep - "Shook Ones Pt. II" - The Infamous
Monsta X - "Get Down" - TBA (www.myspace.com/monstax/)
Showbiz & AG - "You Never Know" - Goodfellas
Fugees - "How Many Mics" - The Score
Naledge - "Dilla Beat Flow" - Unreleased
Blu - "My Boy Blu" - (So)ul Amazing
Blu ft. Myth & Definite - "It's Okay Pt. 1" - (So)ul Amazing
GangStarr - "Just to Get a Rep" - Step In the Arena
Ed O.G. & Da Bulldogs - "Love Comes and Goes" - Roxbury 11029
Da King & I - "Tears" - Contemporary Jeep Music
De La Soul - "Millie Pulled a Pistol On Santa" - De La Soul is Dead
Souls of Mischief - "Anything Can Happen" - '93 Til Infinity
Cormega - "Beautiful Mind" - Legal Hustle
Tragedy Khadafi - "Grand Groove" - Saga of a Hoodlum
Three 6 Mafia - "Ridin' In da Chevy Pt II" - Underground Vol. 1
Pharoahe Monch - "Mayor" - Soundbombing II
Notorious B.I.G. - "Warning" - Ready to Die
Snoop Doggy Dogg - "Lodi Dodi" - Doggystyle
The Roots ft. Wale & Chrisette Michelle - "Rising Up" - Rising Down
Black Moon - "Six Feet Deep" - Diggin' In da Vaults
Artist:Track Name:Album Title
Channel Live - "Station Identification" - Station Identification
Shabaam Sahdeeq - "Arabian Nights" - Soundbombing Vol. 1
Redman - "Can't Wait" - Dare iz a Darkside
Mobb Deep - "Shook Ones Pt. II" - The Infamous
Monsta X - "Get Down" - TBA (www.myspace.com/monstax/)
Showbiz & AG - "You Never Know" - Goodfellas
Fugees - "How Many Mics" - The Score
Naledge - "Dilla Beat Flow" - Unreleased
Blu - "My Boy Blu" - (So)ul Amazing
Blu ft. Myth & Definite - "It's Okay Pt. 1" - (So)ul Amazing
GangStarr - "Just to Get a Rep" - Step In the Arena
Ed O.G. & Da Bulldogs - "Love Comes and Goes" - Roxbury 11029
Da King & I - "Tears" - Contemporary Jeep Music
De La Soul - "Millie Pulled a Pistol On Santa" - De La Soul is Dead
Souls of Mischief - "Anything Can Happen" - '93 Til Infinity
Cormega - "Beautiful Mind" - Legal Hustle
Tragedy Khadafi - "Grand Groove" - Saga of a Hoodlum
Three 6 Mafia - "Ridin' In da Chevy Pt II" - Underground Vol. 1
Pharoahe Monch - "Mayor" - Soundbombing II
Notorious B.I.G. - "Warning" - Ready to Die
Snoop Doggy Dogg - "Lodi Dodi" - Doggystyle
The Roots ft. Wale & Chrisette Michelle - "Rising Up" - Rising Down
Black Moon - "Six Feet Deep" - Diggin' In da Vaults
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
03/31/08 - Radio Show
Artist : Track Name : Album Title
Onyx - "Last Dayz" - All We Got Iz Us
dead prez - "Hip-Hop" - Let's Get Free
Self Scientific - "Degrees" - Degrees 12" vinyl single
Gang Starr - "Take It Personal" - Daily Operation
DJ Premier ft. Ali Vegas - "Everyday It's War" - Exclusive
Dr. Dre - "Little Ghetto Boys" - The Chronic
Nas - "Street Dreams" - It Was Written...
Ras Kass - "On Earth as It is.." - Soul On Ice
Dillinger - "Flat Foot Hustlin'" - Cocaine
2Pac - "Violent" - 2Pacalypse Now
Kanye West ft. GLC & Consequence - "Spaceship" - College Dropout
Linval Thompson - "I Love Marijuana" - I Love Marijuana
Redman - "Smoke Buddah" - Muddy Waters
Quasimoto ft. MF Doom - "Closer" - The Further Adventures of...
William "Bootsy" Collins - "Sacred Flower" - Ultra Wave
Common - "I Used to Love H.E.R." - Resurrection
Outkast - "West Savannah" - Aquemini
Olu Dara ft. Nas - "Jungle Jay" - In the World: From Natchez to New York
Cody Chestnutt - "Serve This Royalty" - The Headphone Masterpiece
Black Star - "Thieves in the Night" - Black Star
Count Bass D - "Sanctuary" - Dwight Spitz
Jay-Z - "No Regrets" - Reasonable Doubt
Pharoahe Monch - "So Good" - Desire
Onyx - "Last Dayz" - All We Got Iz Us
dead prez - "Hip-Hop" - Let's Get Free
Self Scientific - "Degrees" - Degrees 12" vinyl single
Gang Starr - "Take It Personal" - Daily Operation
DJ Premier ft. Ali Vegas - "Everyday It's War" - Exclusive
Dr. Dre - "Little Ghetto Boys" - The Chronic
Nas - "Street Dreams" - It Was Written...
Ras Kass - "On Earth as It is.." - Soul On Ice
Dillinger - "Flat Foot Hustlin'" - Cocaine
2Pac - "Violent" - 2Pacalypse Now
Kanye West ft. GLC & Consequence - "Spaceship" - College Dropout
Linval Thompson - "I Love Marijuana" - I Love Marijuana
Redman - "Smoke Buddah" - Muddy Waters
Quasimoto ft. MF Doom - "Closer" - The Further Adventures of...
William "Bootsy" Collins - "Sacred Flower" - Ultra Wave
Common - "I Used to Love H.E.R." - Resurrection
Outkast - "West Savannah" - Aquemini
Olu Dara ft. Nas - "Jungle Jay" - In the World: From Natchez to New York
Cody Chestnutt - "Serve This Royalty" - The Headphone Masterpiece
Black Star - "Thieves in the Night" - Black Star
Count Bass D - "Sanctuary" - Dwight Spitz
Jay-Z - "No Regrets" - Reasonable Doubt
Pharoahe Monch - "So Good" - Desire
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
2/17/08 - Radio Show
Insane show tonight...
The Nonce - On the Air - World Ultimate
R.A.V.A.G.E. - Crystal Cheeks - MeccaGodZilla (www.myspace.com/meccagodzilla/)
Ras Kass - Soul On Ice (Diamond D Remix) - Marinatin' b/w Soul On Ice Remix 12"
Sleestack'z - Ruination - Behind the Iron Curtain
RZA & Timbo King - So High - T.H.C. Hip-Hop Compilation Vol. 1
O.G.C. - No Fear - Da Storm
Mad Skillz - The Nod Factor (Remix) - Move Ya Body 12"
Outsidaz - The Rah Rah - Night Life EP
The Burnerz - Feel Me - TBA
Jay-Z ft. Notorious B.I.G. - Brooklyn's Finest - Reasonable Doubt
Cormega - Dirty Game - Dirty Game 12"
RZA ft. Inspectah Deck - You Can't Stop Me Now - Digi Snax
Jeru the Damaja - Ain't the Devil Happy - The Sun Rises in the East
Onyx ft. DMX - Shut 'Em Down - Shut Em Down
Erick Sermon - Reign - Insomnia
Red Cafe - Virus - Virus 12"
Guilty Simpson - Ode to the Ghetto - Ode to the Ghetto
Mic Geronimo ft. Ja Rule, Jay-Z, & DMX - Time to Build - The Natural
Fat Joe - That White - The Elephant in the Room
RZA ft. Monk & Thea - Drama - Digi Snax
MF Doom ft. Megalon - Greenbacks - Operation: Doomsday
Saukrates ft. Common - Play Dis - Brick House EP (released on vinyl only)
Stacy Epps ft. Madlib - Skin Play - Ruff Draft
The Parrallax - Bleeding Hate - Bleeding Hate 12"
get at me on www.myspace.com/successwppj/ for requests or whatever...
peace & love
cess
The Nonce - On the Air - World Ultimate
R.A.V.A.G.E. - Crystal Cheeks - MeccaGodZilla (www.myspace.com/meccagodzilla/)
Ras Kass - Soul On Ice (Diamond D Remix) - Marinatin' b/w Soul On Ice Remix 12"
Sleestack'z - Ruination - Behind the Iron Curtain
RZA & Timbo King - So High - T.H.C. Hip-Hop Compilation Vol. 1
O.G.C. - No Fear - Da Storm
Mad Skillz - The Nod Factor (Remix) - Move Ya Body 12"
Outsidaz - The Rah Rah - Night Life EP
The Burnerz - Feel Me - TBA
Jay-Z ft. Notorious B.I.G. - Brooklyn's Finest - Reasonable Doubt
Cormega - Dirty Game - Dirty Game 12"
RZA ft. Inspectah Deck - You Can't Stop Me Now - Digi Snax
Jeru the Damaja - Ain't the Devil Happy - The Sun Rises in the East
Onyx ft. DMX - Shut 'Em Down - Shut Em Down
Erick Sermon - Reign - Insomnia
Red Cafe - Virus - Virus 12"
Guilty Simpson - Ode to the Ghetto - Ode to the Ghetto
Mic Geronimo ft. Ja Rule, Jay-Z, & DMX - Time to Build - The Natural
Fat Joe - That White - The Elephant in the Room
RZA ft. Monk & Thea - Drama - Digi Snax
MF Doom ft. Megalon - Greenbacks - Operation: Doomsday
Saukrates ft. Common - Play Dis - Brick House EP (released on vinyl only)
Stacy Epps ft. Madlib - Skin Play - Ruff Draft
The Parrallax - Bleeding Hate - Bleeding Hate 12"
get at me on www.myspace.com/successwppj/ for requests or whatever...
peace & love
cess
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Tuesday, March 11, 2008
03/10/08 - Radio Show - Wu-Tang Legacy
Let a few curses slip....oops... killed it otherwise tho. Heres the playlist in the order it was played:
1 Genius - Pass the Bone
2 Wu-Tang Clan - CREAM
3 GZA - Liquid Swords
4 Method Man - Sub Crazy
5 Ghostface Killah - Mighty Healthy
6 Wu-Tang Clan - '96 Recreation (Demo)
7 4th Disciple - Who's Eyez Can See
8 Wu-Tang Clan - Diesel
9 Onyx ft. Method Man - Evil Streets (Remix)
10 La the Darkman - I Want It All (Cents Mix)
11 Lord Superb & Solomon Childs - Take Up Space
12 Killarmy - Wu-Renegades
13 United Kingdom - Destroy the Scenery
14 United Kingdom - United Kings
15 K.G.B. - Bless Ya Life (Original Mix)
16 Sunz of Man - Love of Money
17 Warcloud - The Renaissance
18 Remedy - Calm but Deadly
19 Shabazz the Disciple - Crime Saga
20 U-God - Pleasure or Pain
21 Killah Priest - Information
22 Cilvaringz - Jewels
23 Da Monstar Mob - The Diamond Heist
24 Inspectah Deck - Hyperdermix
25 Shyheim - One's 4 da Money
26 Ol Dirty Bastard - Wasted Time
27 Sunz of Man - No Love Without Hate
1 Genius - Pass the Bone
2 Wu-Tang Clan - CREAM
3 GZA - Liquid Swords
4 Method Man - Sub Crazy
5 Ghostface Killah - Mighty Healthy
6 Wu-Tang Clan - '96 Recreation (Demo)
7 4th Disciple - Who's Eyez Can See
8 Wu-Tang Clan - Diesel
9 Onyx ft. Method Man - Evil Streets (Remix)
10 La the Darkman - I Want It All (Cents Mix)
11 Lord Superb & Solomon Childs - Take Up Space
12 Killarmy - Wu-Renegades
13 United Kingdom - Destroy the Scenery
14 United Kingdom - United Kings
15 K.G.B. - Bless Ya Life (Original Mix)
16 Sunz of Man - Love of Money
17 Warcloud - The Renaissance
18 Remedy - Calm but Deadly
19 Shabazz the Disciple - Crime Saga
20 U-God - Pleasure or Pain
21 Killah Priest - Information
22 Cilvaringz - Jewels
23 Da Monstar Mob - The Diamond Heist
24 Inspectah Deck - Hyperdermix
25 Shyheim - One's 4 da Money
26 Ol Dirty Bastard - Wasted Time
27 Sunz of Man - No Love Without Hate
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Monday, March 3, 2008
Wu Videos
Wu-Tang Clan - Triumph
GZA - Shadowboxin'/4th Chamber
Bobby Digital - Holocaust (Silkworm) w/ Holcaust, Doc Doom, Ghost
RZA - Tragedy
RZA - Brookyln Babies w/ Masta Killa
Masta Killa - Old Man w/ RZA & ODB
ODB Freestyle (this is a real freestyle)
Gravediggaz - Diary of a Madman w/ Shabazz the Disciple & Killah Priest
Shabazz the Disciple - Crime Saga
Shabazz the Disciple - Death Be the Penalty
Sunz of Man & Killarmy - Soldiers of Darkness
Sunz of Man - No Love Without Hate
Killarmy - Swinging Swords
Killarmy - Fair, Love & War
Killarmy - Wu-Renegades
Wu-Syndicate - Where Was Heaven?
Wu-Syndicate - Bust a Slug w/ Ill Knob & Trigga
Shyheim - Shit is Real
GP Wu - First Things First/If U Only Knew (If U Only Knew was my shit off this album)
GP Wu - Black On Black Crime
La the Darkman - MTV2 Sucker Freestyle
Bowtie ft La the Darkman & Kool G Rap - Son of a Junkie
La the Darkman & Willie the Kid - Dumping the Ruger
GZA - Shadowboxin'/4th Chamber
Bobby Digital - Holocaust (Silkworm) w/ Holcaust, Doc Doom, Ghost
RZA - Tragedy
RZA - Brookyln Babies w/ Masta Killa
Masta Killa - Old Man w/ RZA & ODB
ODB Freestyle (this is a real freestyle)
Gravediggaz - Diary of a Madman w/ Shabazz the Disciple & Killah Priest
Shabazz the Disciple - Crime Saga
Shabazz the Disciple - Death Be the Penalty
Sunz of Man & Killarmy - Soldiers of Darkness
Sunz of Man - No Love Without Hate
Killarmy - Swinging Swords
Killarmy - Fair, Love & War
Killarmy - Wu-Renegades
Wu-Syndicate - Where Was Heaven?
Wu-Syndicate - Bust a Slug w/ Ill Knob & Trigga
Shyheim - Shit is Real
GP Wu - First Things First/If U Only Knew (If U Only Knew was my shit off this album)
GP Wu - Black On Black Crime
La the Darkman - MTV2 Sucker Freestyle
Bowtie ft La the Darkman & Kool G Rap - Son of a Junkie
La the Darkman & Willie the Kid - Dumping the Ruger
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