Damu Bassline Biter?

The last post i made about that OC remix was a good one but i knew i had heard that bassline from somewhere before. ive had it in my head for the last few days then finally today on the drive home it clicked. EPMD did that shit up proper on their Back In Business album.

heres that track. you choose whcihc one you like better. im pretty much on the fence about it since both tracks are dope

New Post.......Finally. OC - Who Run It (Damu The Fudgmunk Remix)

Yeah I've been slacking a lot on the posts but i do have shit to do other than make incredible entries onto this amazing blog...


Anyways I had totally forgotten about this OC track that Damu the Fudgemunk remixed awhile back from OC's album Starchild. This joint is pretty dope. Word is that Damu remixed this whole album but it was shelved for some stupid reason. Straight up golden era shit right here

Rise And Fall Of Lil Jon

This is hilarious. 12 pound gold chain ahahahhaha

RA The Rugged Man

I went to Ill Bill, RA and Sean Price awhile back with my bro when they were in town and it was fucking awesome. RA came on first and totally destroyed the show with the best hip hop performance i had ever seen. Everything was so hype and he was jumpin around all over the place without his shirt off and his fat ass gut hangin out. I think he pulled up some hot chicks from the crowd and rubbed all up on them and was dissin other chicks who thought they were hot. It was so fuckin funny. Sean Price sucked live and I'd never pay to see hikm again then Ill Bill came on and killed it too especially when Cult Leader came on. Anyways RA in preparation for his NEW album coming out has released a video from his debut LP for the song A Star Is Born. Awesome vid as usual for RA. Oh and check out the other vid with Smut Peddlers ( Cage & Mr. Eon ). That one is def. NSFW.

edit. took me like 10 minutes of searching but i found the bottom feeders vid for download. its totally banned on all online players so if you want to watch it there it is. dont say i didnt warn you though. dope song fucking wild video

http://hotfile.com/dl/20145071/f633944/Smut_Peddlers_-_Bottom_Feeders.mpg.html

Emanon ( Aloe Blacc & Exile )

 http://www.mediafire.com/?my3jdxe5omc

All through 2010 I kept on hearing about how fucking great Aloe Blacc was as if he had never been around before. Yes he is fucking dope but no he didnt just come outta nowhere. Emanon is a group where Aloe Blacc teams up with Exile who DJ's and then Cheapshot has done a shitload of beats for them too. I think these guys' first joint came out around 98 in the form of a 12" single. Anyways if you like Aloe's singing then you should probably like his rapping cause thats about 99% of what you're gonna get here. Way doper IMO

Reading Material

 I read a lot about hip hop. whether it be new shit coming out or old shit from back in the day or just about the artists themselves. There are a lot of great blogs out there and here is a really good post that i just read today about why there will never be another golden era in hip hop.




"One of the biggest complaints I hear from heads that can recall the two previous Golden Eras of Hip Hop is that mainstream/major label Rap/Hip Hop has strayed too far from what made many of us initially fall in love with it. Now, it’s 2011 and things still aren’t getting any better. If anything it seems things may be getting exponentially worse for Hip Hop quality wise.


There were many of us that pretty much abandoned mainstream Rap altogether circa 1997 instead opting to listen to underground or indie Hip Hop while waiting for things to “get back to normal”. Going on 14 years later not only have things continued to deteriorate but the rift between the underground and mainstream that first began to open after the signing of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 has also managed to widen exponentially with the passage of time.


At one point in time the underground actually helped to fuel the mainstream and major label Rap industry and spur it on. The competition created by up and comers in the Rap game kept those in the spotlight on point for fear they’d get outshined by a hungrier young emcee or producer. Steel sharpened steel. Problem is, nowadays the dull knives in the drawer are the shiniest ones thus attracting the most attention and those with superior lyrical prowess or a higher syllable count are looked down upon. Boom bap production is cast aside as people gravitate towards Pop leaning Electro or Techno beats. This can’t be life © Shawn Corey Carter


Since Hip Hop has turned into two separate scenes instead of just one with many different aspects, the old natural checks and balances that were once in place are all but gone completely. The industry has taken complete control of the mainstream Rap game and has all but removed the skill, artistic or innovative aspects from the music. Now only but 5 artists move any significant number of units or are even allowed to do anything remotely smacking of being “different”.


Since the mainstream or casual Rap fan is completely oblivious to any rappers or emcees that aren’t currently on the radio or getting spins at the club they stay in the dark. Since none of the more substance based artists with advanced lyrical content ever get heard next to the current crop of Short Bus Rap that’s all the rage nowadays there’s no direct competion between these emcees for the fan’s ears. Without that balance and that competiton there’s no chance we’ll ever see another Golden Era in Hip Hop.


In any profession, no matter what it may be you get better at it when you’re constantly pit against competition or forced to compete against the best in a particular field. Sink or swim. In each Golden Era of Hip Hop not only was the competition at the highest level between emcees, DJ’s and producers in terms of skill and innovation but to gain the hearts and minds of the fans. For the most part the best and the most respected in Hip Hop were the most relevant in each era. What a coincidence!


In conclusion, with the current status quo in place there will never be another Golden Era in Hip Hop. Due to the fact that not only is there no balance at the major label level in terms of the lyrical content or skill level of the rappers that get airplay or media attention while the entire underground Rap scene goes all but completely ignored.
Without both sides coexisting (like they did during the last two Golden Eras from 1986-1989 and 1992-1996) instead of this “separate but equal” Rap Apartheid/Jim Crow situation we have today nothing will ever get better. Emcees will never have to step their bars up. Producers won’t have to stop doing the same damn drumroll at the beginnings of songs. Fans will never discover that lyricism isn’t dead and Rap publications will never stop putting mediocre rappers on their covers

DITC Mega Post

DITC (Diggin In The Crates) is a super group from the 90's. With some of the best emcee's and producers in the game almost everything these guys put out was dope. Lets get started...

http://rapidshare.com/#!download|270l32|152614781|D.I.T.C_-_Diggin_In_The_Crates__2000_.rar|62331

This group album is for sure a favorite of mine. Good listen from start to finish

Big L

most people just know him from the beginning of the Gangstarr song Full Clip where Premier says " Big L rest in peace". Pathetic

Dude is mega nice on the mic and dropped a couple solo banger LP's. Obviously he is dead now and since hes dead everyone thinks hes one of the best to ever do it. he pretty much is

http://www.mediafire.com/?2enodqij7npbjfa

http://www.mediafire.com/?mgan4qyyn1t

O.C.


OC dropped Word Life in 1994 with the hit track Time's Up. Hes put out a few albums since then, most recently a collaboration with fellow DITC member AG. His sophmore effort Jewelz from 1997 was a pretty dope album too especially with the Premier laced tracks

Show & AG

Showbiz producing AG rapping. Not much else to say other than more classic shit. I think they put out like 5 albums or so starting from the early 90's. Too bad for showbiz that their most recognized song was a DJ Premier remix

http://www.mediafire.com/?z3z4mxkyzmj

http://www.mediafire.com/?nmhgdwnyztt
Fat Joe


AKA Joey Crack, Fat Joe is yes you guessed it a fat dude. Before he started doing all those bullshit R&B songs with J-Lo he was puttin out some pretty ill shit. Check i,t this track is fucking bangin

http://www.mediafire.com/?mz22iziqjr1
Diamond D


Producer and emcee, Diamond D's 1st album was and is a classic. pretty sure it came out in 1992 and is ahead of the pack for sure.

http://www.mediafire.com/?uqmdjmqdtm0


Lord Finesse


Totally dope all round rapper/producer.Fact.

http://www.filestube.com/4363537e59a4e1dc03e9/go.html
Buckwild


Now I know Celph Titled isnt part of DITC but his collabo with Buckwild in 2010 for the album Nineteen Ninety Now was an instant classic. All the beats are from Buckwilds catalog that he made in the early 90's. You will be able to tell right away. Plus this reunites some fellow DITC members and 2/3's of Brand Nubian on the joint There Will Be Blood. Booya finally done. Enjoy some true hip hop

Pharoahe Monch

Now everyone knows this song by Pharoahe Monch


What a lot of people dont know is he was part of the classic group Organized Konfusion with fellow member Prince Po and he has a new album coming out in March called W.A.R.( We Are Renegades). Pharoahe Monch has such a dope rhyming style no one even comes close to sounding like him (check that maybe Apathy from The Demigodz around the early 2000's) Dudes always put out dope versus but like a lot of awesome emcees the beats a lot of the time suck donkey dick. I just heard the advanced release of WAR with all the lame ass voice overs and it was alright but i could get past track 5 cause i hate hearing those fucking voice overs.

Anyways heres a pretty fucking crazy and a few more sweet pharoahe monch songs too. maybe a link to some albums on the bottom of the post if i dont get bored after posting all this nonsense that probably no one reads except for me.

http://www.mediafire.com/?zqzy1wymzji

theres 1999's internal affairs. good nite yall

Diz Gibran

Heres a pretty good newer underground artist. I check the blog Wake Your Daughter Up quite often and a couple years ago they had a top 100 singles of the year. Diz Gibran had about 3 or 4 songs of his album Soon You'll Understand. Obviously i peeped the album and was stoked on it. Check it

http://sharebee.com/8b05328f

MOP Shelved Album

 So after hearing that Downtown Swinga original i started to remember about this hilariously named album that got shelved awhile back. "Kill Nigga Die Slo Bluckka Bluckka Bloaoow Blood Sweat Tears and We Out"

If that is not the most ridiculous name for an album then i dont know what is. Oh then i found this funny quote

"There are two things you need to know about M.O.P.

1. M.O.P. are always angry.
2. During their brief tenure on Roc-A-Fella Records, the pair recorded an album entitled Kill Nigga Die Slo Bluckka Bluckka Bloaoow Blood Sweat Tears and We Out."


then i found this pic of MOP member Billy Danze

i cant stop laughing at this

200 views!!!

Now i know 200 views is shit all but hey, blow me. Now heres a pretty bangin Premier beat that Young Maylay laces some rhymes over. Beats hot Maylay not so much.

shit i totally just found this original downtown swinga with MOP and Premier. This is hot shit

2 great preemo tracks

Automatic

http://hotfile.com/dl/100213854/a063d26/Automatic-Transistor-2010-FTD-INT_thierry0wnz.rar.html


A.P.R.I.M.E. & Trellmatic bring you their sophmore effort in Transistor. Both these guys come from super group House Of M. Prime is so good on the mic rhyming over Trellmatics incredibly smooth beats. They also have another album called Audiology which is pretty good as well. This is some shit to just throw on the headphones, lay back and get your mega chill on. The Rhythm is my fav joint but i couldnt find it on youtube. This song is pretty dope though too.

heres Audiology

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8MHC7VYW

Oddisee - Mental Liberation

 I hadnt listened to that Oddisee track i posted a couple back for awhile and forgot how good this album is. so here ya go enjoy.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CP93KIFN

Extra Prolific - Like It Should Be

yup so some classic hiero shit here. get in on it suckas

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CLZY7IRH

Oddisee - Hip Hop's Cool Again

Heres a great track by Oddisee. he's got the flow for sure and does almost all the production work for his songs. He does tons of work with Kenn Starr and his group Diamond District ( Oddisee , Yu, XO ). If you're feelin this song check out the other guys shit too. Dope emcee dope producer dope song. not much else to say.

heres the link for the song which is way better quality than the youtube clip

http://www.zshare.net/audio/56835238cda8cbc1/

Rashid Hadee - Dedication

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FP07QXLK

password:   

http://rapalitos.blogspot.com/

Analogic & Rashid Hadee

analogic on the beats and hadee on the mic. Rashid Hadee also does a lot of production work himself on his other projects. Memory Lane & Explode are the standouts. Ghost face used the same sample on a track as the one analogic did on explode.


http://www.filestube.com/84c9bb1c703f9ba703ea/go.html

Fab 5 ( Heltah Skeltah & OGC )

Both these groups came out with bangin ass debut albums then slowly fell off (like a lot of groups )

Heltah skeltah - Nocturnal

http://www.mediafire.com/?dtzyei3itzw

OGC - Da Storm

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SBH2ABYC

Typical Cats

http://www.mediafire.com/?x1lqnnii2nk

http://www.mediafire.com/?zgyyzjjhdyb



Both the self titled album and Civil Service are pretty good. Reinventing The Wheel off their 1st album and Trouble off their 2nd have to be the highlights of the two for me. Qwel gets busy on the mic for sure. check em out

Foreign Exchange (Phonte & Nicolay)

http://www.mediafire.com/?l2ybxjgjndh


Phonte is from the group Little Brother ( Phonte, Rapper Big Pooh, 9th Wonder ) and Nicolay is a dutch producer. im pretty sure this whole album was made without the two even meeting in person. Nicolay would make the beats and send em over to phonte to rhyme over. anyways i first heard this album i think in like 2005 and never really gave it a real listen until a couple years later. What was i thinking the first time around. there are some pretty amazing songs on this LP. Nic's Groove, Let's Move and Happiness are some great ones that come to mind. Definitely be ready to get your chill on for this joint. There are 2 more albums that the group made since this one but they fucking blow so dont even bother checking them out. Phonte is on some singing shit nowadays and needs to get back to rappin over Nic's beats

Big Jaz feat Jay-Z

this song shows Jay-Z bustin out on some dope ass beat for sure. Big Jaz does his thing too.Ill shit for 89. Jay musta been like 17 here

Jeru The Damaja

 http://www.mediafire.com/?iytetzjzyny

http://www.mediafire.com/?wh5gthqyuy4


with dj premier doing all your beats how can you go wrong in the mid 90's(unless your name is Group Home and you fucking suck). both these albums are dope but sun rises in the east is better in my opinion. check em both though if you dont have them cause these are classics

Roc Marciano - Marcberg

So this is some grimey ass east coast stuff that not everyone will be into but its grown on me for sure(Roc's rhyming style is a little different). The beats are straight outta the golden age and the whole album sounds like it was recorded in the dudes basement which is hella dope. Whole album was also produced by Roc Marciano as well.

http://www.mediafire.com/?yw4mzm5nztq

most all you rappers can toss my salad!

LoveJones & Phys Edison

i just happened to download this album a couple years back and totally lucked out on finding some dope new hip hop. a lot of the beats on this album are pretty laid back(minus this video) and most of the time thats the sorta shit im into. LoveJones definitely has some pretty good delivery and the production is on point making this album a great listen from start to finish.

http://www.zshare.net/download/60344851b10cd088/

safe for work porn

http://www.sfw-porn.com/


heres the link for the pics from below. if you dont think this is funny you're an idiot. fact

since im in the running for best blog of the universe i figure i'd post some shit up to solidify my spot.

theres a shit load of these out there and they are all hilarious

also this would be so funny if it were real

2 For 5

i first heard this album about 5 years ago and was into it right away. i heard Oktober Zero before on some solo shit he did but teaming up with Ace Lover (emcee) and Spier 1200 (dj/producer) was a perfect fit because everything flows so well together.  Recently Oktober and Spier 1200 came out with an album without Ace Lover called Pirate Radio. it has a few good good tracks like Out Field which is one of the songs on the amazing first mixtape i uploaded a few posts back. Sorry about the shitty rapidshare link but i couldnt find another site that was hosting it.

http://rapidshare.com/#!download|250tl2|76468396|2for5_-_Broke_Minds_Think_Alike__2004_.rar|60921


oh yeah here's Casual's ( of hieroglyphics ) second album Meanwhile that was released only on cassette tape. its definitely worth checking if you were feelin his first joint. sorry again for the rapidshare link. maybe one of these days ill start uploading my library to some good filesharing sites

http://rapidshare.com/#!download|485tl|201439094|Casual_-_Meanwhile..._Album_1997.zip|88774

This album is incredible and should be a must listen for anyone who likes hip hop. breezly brewin stars as tariq and fucking murders this shit.of course prince paul is dope too mostly because of his name

here's the album

http://www.mediafire.com/?djojminoden

on the topic of breezly brewin, he is pretty much the best underground mc ever. hes also part of the group the Jugganots with his brother who does the beats(which are totally dope aswell making Clear Blue Skies an awesome album too). so here is that album and a new joint "Tangent" from breezly brewin from his future solo lp out sometime this year( i hope)

http://hotfile.com/dl/7034981/05d760f/Juggaknots_-_Clear_Blue_Skies_28199629.rar.html

 so dope

Real Ultimate Power

so this is the funniest website alive. if you dont think so then delete your internet and never download it again

http://www.realultimatepower.net/

MIXTAPE TIME!!!

yup so i was thinking of doing this awhile ago and then just started playing video games and forgot completely. heres a mix of some shit ive been listening too lately new and old. i was thinking about doing these maybe once a week or so depending how busy/lazy i am. i think ill just upload all my mixtapes to mediafire becasue there is no wait time and i already made the account and couldnt be bothered to sign up for some other bullshit.


here it is. i couldnt be bothered to type out the tracklist right now


 http://www.mediafire.com/file/fliunvv009wd3ax/T.B.F.B.%20Mix%20%231.rar

The Left - Gas Mask

yeah so this is pretty much the best album of 2010. Apollo Brown did the beats and Journalist 103 is on the mic. The rhymes on this album are alright. Journalist 103 has a decent voice but the crazy shit is the beats. Apollo Brown blew everyone away on this shit along with his compilation album "The Reset". heres a joint that i was feeling and peep the albums if you like it

Gas Mask - http://www.mediafire.com/?cdz89ulxzkz3aq8


The Reset -  http://hotfile.com/dl/45003044/657760d/Apollo_Brown-The_Reset.zip.html

Boom! 1st Post of future internet sensation, me.

Yup so here it is in all its glory.  I'm in no way trying to change anybody's life or inspire people to help some baby in korea. chances are all im gonna post is some funny ass links and rap music. There ya go  listen to this dope pete rock and cl smooth track  from the classic album Mecca and The Soul Brother. download link for the album is here too

Album -  http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JTLTX5FR