Finally had a chance to sit down and analyze this session of body rockers by Lord Finesse & K-Def (Coffee Breaks for Heroes and Villians-WFMU)…..Damn, I really can’t believe you can get this shit for free (Ya Heard Me)…
Seriously..
Motherfuckers should be opening up their wallets and paying for this type of heat……Concider yourself lucky and scoop this up if you know what’s best for you trooper…..
Rock On…..
” The DJBooth and Diamond Media 360 have come together to bring listeners The Official 2011 CMJ Mixtape. The project finds DJ JS-1 of the Rocksteady Crew and DJ Skizz of WNYU’s Halftime Show (89 Tech 9) each serving up one hour-plus mixes showcasing the many underground and up-and-coming hip-hop artists performing in this year’s CMJ Marathon, which runs from October 18, through the 22nd. Featured on the set are Action Bronson, Roc Marciano, Evidence, Sean Price, Prodigy, M.O.P., Statik Selektah, Talib Kweli, Random Axe, El Da Sensei, Rahzel, Soul Khan, Smif-n-Wessun, Ill Bill, Homeboy Sandman, Termanology and many more!”
Part 1: DJ JS-1
01. DJ JS-1 feat. Ill Bill & Blaq Poet – Murder The DJ (prod. by DJ JS-1]
02. PH- Hollywood (prod. by DJ Static)
03. Blaq Poet – Blood Pool (prod. by Stu Bangas)
04. Termanology feat. Sean Price – Another Level (prod. by ATG)
05. Rahzel – My Voice Box (prod. by Keys)
06. The Black Opera – Legendary Scrolls Instrumental (prod. by Apollo Brown)
07. Timbo King feat. R.A. The Rugged Man – High Ranking (prod. by Bronze Nazareth)
08. Dice Raw – 100 [prod. by Rick Friedrich]
09. Kyle Rapps feat. Homeboy Sandman – Love, Love 2 (Air Redux]
10. Showbiz & A.G. – Suspended Animation (prod. by Showbiz)
11. Torae – Do The Math (prod. by Large Professor)
12. Random Axe feat. Roc Marciano – Chewbacca (prod. by Black Milk)
13. DJ JS-1 feat. Lil Fame & Joell Ortiz – Reppin’ NY (prod. by DJ JS-1)
14. Pete Rock & Smif-n-Wessun – Fire (prod. by Pete Rock)
15. H.A.P.H. – Rock Steady (prod. by V-Sharp)
16. Meyhem Lauren – Aint It Funky (prod. by Thorotracks)
17. Dice Raw – 1995 (prod. by Rick Friedrich)
18. Evidence – You (prod. by DJ Premier]
19. DJ Absurd feat. Dead Poets – Aint Hard To Find (prod. by DJ Absurd)
Part 2: DJ Skizz
20. Evidence feat. Roc Marciano & Prodigy – Fame (prod. by Charli Brown)
21. DJ Skizz feat. Hannibal Stax, Big Noyd & Panchi – Triboro Thoro
22. Action Bronson & Statik Selektah feat. Meyhem Lauren – Central Bookings (prod. by Statik Selektah)
23. DJ Skizz feat. Killa Sha & Big Twins – Queens
24. El Da Sensei feat. Nutso & Soul Khan – Nu World Pt. II
25. Torae – That Raw (prod. by Pete Rock)
26. M.O.P. & Snowgoons – Anybody Can Get It (prod. by Snowgoons)
27. The Away Team feat. Talib Kweli & Rapsody – Set It Off (prod. by Khrysis)
28. Rashad Chappell – Building 8 (prod. by Kenny Dope)
29. Statik Selektah feat. Styles P, Saigon & Jared Evan – New York, New York (prod. by Statik Selektah)
30. Timeless Truth – Memorex Massacre (prod. by R8der)
Be on the lookout for Ka’s “Grief Pedigree” album when it drops (Sometime in the near future I hope)…..
A couple weeks ago I posted up “Cold Facts”, now I’m going to slap you with another sure shot that is bound to make your Hip Hop antenna go up…
“Every”……
The Hip Hop Project Crew (DJ Eves, Monky, Roper & Turnaround) blesses us with an avalanche of Mobb Deep tunes on this Tuesday morning folks….
Almost four hours of that greasy, QB boulevard bully rap….POW..
TRACKLIST-
Mobb Deep – Eye For An Eye
Mobb Deep – So Ill
Mobb Deep ft Kool G Rap – The Realest
Mobb Deep – Blood Money
Big Noyd, ft Illa Ghee, Prodigy – Money Rolls
Mobb Deep – apostles warning
Prodigy – Field Marshall P
Prodigy ft Cormega – Three
Prodigy – Serious
Prodigy – Basics
Mobb Deep ft 50 Cent – Pop Them Thangs
Prodigy – Veterans Memorial
Mobb Deep – Nighttime Vultures
Mobb Deep – Shook Ones pt II
Mobb Deep – Ain’t No Gangsta
Mobb Deep ft Xzibit – Eyes May Shine
Mobb Deep – Front Lines
Big Noyd ft Prodigy – Usual Suspects
Mobb Deep – N*ggas Wanna Clap
Havoc, Big Noyd, Roxeanne Shante – We Live This
Big Noyd ft Prodigy – Louder
Mobb Deep – Survival of the Fittest
Mobb Deep – Adrenaline
Mobb Deep – Quiet Storm
Mobb Deep – We Up
Mobb Deep – Got it Twisted (Remix)
Big Twinz – Anytime
Mobb Deep – Cobra
Mobb Deep- Solidified
Mobb Deep- Bump Dat
Infamous Mobb – Mobb Niggas
Prodigy – Livin’ the Life
Mobb Deep – Gun Sling Rude Boy
Prodigy – New Yitty
Evidence – Fame
Mobb Deep – Stole Something
Prodigy – Keep it Thoro
LL Cool J – I Shot Ya (Remix)
Mobb Deep – Tight
Prodigy – Real Power is People
Prodigy – Black Devil
Havoc – I’m the Boss
Mobb Deep -Give it To ya
Mobb Deep – Ohh Wee
Mobb Deep – USA
Mobb Deep – You Got it
Prodigy – Mac 10 handle
Prodigy – Cold World
Havoc – Hit Me Up
Foxy Brown – The Promise
Mobb Deep – Give Up The Goods
Mobb Deep – Spread Love
Mobb Deep – Nobody Likes Me
Jay Electronica – Call of Duty
The Notorious BIG – Beef (Remix)
Mobb Deep – Tempertures Rising
Mobb Deep – Man Down
Havoc – Be There
Mobb Deep – Survive Da Game
Das EFX – Microphone Master (Dome Cracker Remix)
Mobb Deep – G.O.D. pt. III
Prodigy – Shed Thy Blood
Mr. JS-1 stopped by the Halftime Radio Show (Skizz, Eclipse,Petey Cologne, etc) for a session that rocked all new new Hip Hop joints..
“I tried to play whatever newer tracks i had that i liked personally. There are some songs i forgot to play, couldn’t fit in or didn’t have clean versions. This is a decent straight up mix, recorded live from the radio show (i edited out the talking parts) with almost 2 full hours of treats. There is new songs from Common, Kool Keith, Bumpy Knuckles & Premier, Torae & Pete Rock, Showbiz & AG, Evidence, Rasheed Chappell, Maffew Ragazino, PH, and an exclusive KRS song i did that was never played before. There is lots of alright hip hop available and most of it is for free! You just need to search around a bit and get familiar with which sites to check and what names to look for. I got 1,000 new songs in the past few months and most of them are horrible, but 10% is ok. That still leaves me with 100 good tracks. Anyways, here is 44 tracks of brand new hip hop, cut up live on HALFTIME RADIO,
89.1 fm, oct 12th, 2011, 10:30pm to 1:00am (every wednesday)”
Tracklist-
1 – What it Means – Silent Someone feat Sadat X
2 – 1,2,3 – Rasheed Chappell feat Dj Scratch
3 – The Epilouge – Evidence & Dj Premier
4 – Blaxploitation – Maffew Ragazino
5 – Slumlords – Maffew Ragazino
6 – Awww Shux – PH (Pumpkinhead)
7 – Pause – Silent Someone feat Daniel Joseph
8 – War & Love – MED feat Oh No
9 – Torae – You Ready?
10 – Let The Guns Blow – Dj Mickey Knox feat Nutso & Blaq Poet
11 – I Rap Like – Dj Skizz feat Krumbsnatcha & Big Noyd
12 – Magick Without Tears – Maffew Ragazino
13 – Show & A – Showbiz & AG
14 – Despair – KRS & DJ JS-1
15 – Well Runs Dry – Evidence feat Krondon
16 – King Latifah – PH (Pumpkinhead)
17 – That Raw – Torae & Pete Rock
18 – Chicken & Watermelon – Sauce Money feat Wais P
19 – Love Love – Kyle Rapps feat Homeboy Sandman
20 – God is 4 Us – Showbiz & AG
21 – Suspended Animation – Showbiz & AG
22 – Free Thinkers – Tragedy
23 – Hood – Sonnie Carson feat Billy Danze
24 – New Type Sumtin – Truth feat PF Cuttin
25 – Saumurydas – The Academy feat Raekwon & Kurupt
26 – Brilliance – SPOX PhD (Oxygen & Spinna)
27 – Beats By the Pound – Soulbrotha feat Large Professor & Nutso
28 – Anybody Can Get It – Snowgoons feat MOP
29 – Ain’t Hard To Find – Dj Absurd feat Dead Poets & Pacewon
30 – Chill – JoJo Pellegrino
31 – Concrete – Blacastan feat V-Zilla
32 – GPS – Cesar Comanche & Dj Flash feat Ghettosocks
33 – Born in the Trap – The Game & Dj Premier
34 – Blue Sky – Common
35 – Fake – Bumpy Knuckles & Dj Premier
36 – B4 – Silent Someone feat Emskee
37 – The Voice – Soul Khan
38 – Black Prince – Tragedy
39 – Rock Steady – H.A.P.H.
40 – Supa Supreme – Kool Keith
41 – Extreme Status – Kool Keith
42 – Me – Kyle Rapps
43 – Jaws – Roc Marciano
44 – We Not Playin – UG & Ill Bill
Lean Rock (Floor Lords) caught up with one of the main forces behind the Ultimate Breaks and Beats series, “Breakbeat Lou” – for a round of critical information, breakbeat history, and all types of fly shit….
You do not want to sleep on this one JACK !!!!!!
“Lean: I loved looking at the artwork on the UBB record sleeves, and I always wondered how you guys came up with some of the ideas for the covers. What was the significance behind the different characters or themes you guys would chose for your record sleeves?
Lou: Our crew was in tune with the culture, and with each other. Kevin Harris was the man behind the artwork. He was Danny Dan the BeatMan’s (founder of Dusty Fingers) boy, and Beatman was the one that referred him to us. Kevin had some dope art to begin with, and he was a true hip-hop head! All we did was fine-tune some of his skills to reflect the UBB style”.
And while your at it you might as well peep this mix from Lean Rock (Lord Of The Drums)…….
BLAM,BLAM….
I’m in full blown soul power mode on this meditative Sunday afternoon (Ya Heard)….
It’s times like these that I turn the motherfuckin volume up and turn my cell phone off…..Take a journey into sound with the “King Records” catalogue and catch a groove…
Via-HQ.
Tracklist:
01 – Bill Doggett – Honky Tonk Popcorn
02 – Hank Ballard – Butter Your Popcorn
03 – Marie “Queenie” Lyons – Your Thing Ain’t No Good Without My Thing
04 – Roosevelt Matthews – Tighten Up
05 – James K Nine – Live It Up
06 – The Presidents – Gold Walk
07 – Marie “Queenie” Lyons – See And Don’t See
08 – Sons Of Funk – From The Back Side (Part 1)
09 – Sons Of Funk – From The Back Side (Part 2)
10 – Over Night Low – The Witch Doctor
11 – Gloria Walker – Papa’s Got The Wagon
12 – J Hines And The Fellows – Camelot Time
13 – Marie “Queenie” Lyons – Fever
14 – The Coasters – Love Potion No. 9
15 – Little Royal – Soul Train
16 – Hank Ballard – Unwind Yourself
17 – Dan Brantley – Get It Right Or Leave It Alone
18 – James Duncan – Stand Up And Get Funky
19 – Bill Doggett – Honky Tonk
20 – Soul East – Funky Lady (Part 1)
21 – Soul East – Funky Lady (Part 2)
22 – Toby King – Mr. Tuff Stuff
23 – Gloria Walker – Don’t Get Funky
24 – The Coasters – Down Home Girl
After the unfortunate passing of Yusef Afloat, one time Nonce member Nouka Basetype AKA “Sach” has continued to craft his original brand of Hip Hop….
In 1998 he dropped “Seven Day’s To Engineer”, he followed that with “Suckas Hate Me” in 2002, and of course the hypnotizing “Sach 5th Ave” album in 2005….If you missed this joint when it initially dropped, I highly suggest that you track it down….
The elusive producer “Omid” handled the bulk of the beats with a interesting, moody, drum heavy approach…..
Take a listen…
“Rhyme Slayer Blues”………Damn, this is just straight up crazy….
“Slave Song”…
What’s going on out there Hip Hop Battlefield posse ?
Has the work week put a damper on your morale ?…….Are you ready for the weekend to bring you new perspectives, energy, and a well deserved rest ?
I feel you family…..
You need some ammo to help spark shit off on the right note, so without further delay I’m going to hit you with that Friday splash off……..Even though No I.D. has somewhat changed his steez lately, he deserves credit for putting out some quality production over the years…..Not to mention he is currently the executive V.P. at Def Jam (I’m not really a fan of the record label anymore though HA)…
Regardless press the download button and peep some Chicago frequencies….
“NO ID & DUG INFINITE- THE SAMPLER “
And while your at it, you might as well scoop this other No I.D. release that has some bangers on it : “Invisible Beats volume 1”
Rock on and stay tuned for more activity on the BATTLEFIELD this weekend….
Diggers With Gratitude sent over some info about a new project that they have brewing up….Emskee- “The Complex Engineer” and the “Radio Promos E.P.” are now available for pre-order on wax for all you Hip Hop freaks out there…
If you are unfamiliar with his music, let me give you a brief rundown…
1..He was once in a group with Nick Wiz & the original DJ Slice…
2..Emskee penned a couple songs for Kid Capri’s mysterious shelved second album…
3…And lastly, Red Alert, Funk Master Flex, and Stretch Armstrong rocked his promo shit on their respected radio show slots…
And if your still not satisfied, take a listen to these snippets of unreleased rockets from the 90’s….
DWG011: Emskee ‘The Complex Engineer E.P.’ (snippets) by Diggers With Gratitude
Tragedy Khadafi sat down with the “Rap Up” squad for a in-depth interview recently….He discusses his upbringing in Q.B., Big Pun, Thug Matrix 3, etc……
“TRU: You’ve been in the game longer than almost anybody else, what were your most memorable recording experiences?
The most memorable? I’d have to say; Chuck D, Nas and Big Pun. Those are like the three most memorable to me. The reason why Nas was one of the most memorable was the time we did this song together called ‘Calm Down.’ Everybody gave their energy and came a certain way on the song and killed it, I killed it, Nore killed it, but when Nas came he did a short story that was so graphic… He did a story in 16 bars. Most people would’ve taken a whole song to do a story. But he did the story like he wrote an essay, he wrote and spat a lyrical essay in 16 bars. An essay has an introduction, a subject matter and a conclusion. He gave you the story, he gave you the intro, the subject matter and he closed it. That was crazy how he did that. He killed that shit. That was one of the phenomenal joints to me”.
* Originally posted earlier this year…
Here is a little treat for the HIP HOP BATTLEFIELD posse……
Earlier today I hit the record button while I was getting my daily turntable abuse in…..Blends, doubles, slam dance rap, and even a couple of my own exclusive remixes get thrown into the rotation holmes….If you want to give your evening a power boost- you know the motherfuckin drill…..
* No playlist this time around, but trust me that the selections are very dangerous….BLAM,BLAMZ..
If you have trouble downloading let me know, and I will put up a different link….
For the life of me I can never understand why Nas rhymes over such corny/trash beats……I’m quite sure he has access to any producer out there….Right ?
Instead of joining forces with Damion Marley, Nasir should team up with AZ on the mic- and go grab Pete Rock, Large Pro, and Preem and make the album his hardcore fan base wants to hear…
Does that sound good to ya’ll ?……..
He can still rhyme like a motherfucker, I’m just growing tired of hearing all these tinkerbell beats that are beneath him…..Anyway, D.J. Rhude hits us off a gang of unreleased/ under the radar Nas joints……I’m quite sure you will hear something that will perk your ears up….
*That new song “Nasty” is a step in the right direction….
YOU KNOW THE DRILL….
Mr. 45 King has managed to rock some ridiculous interviews as of late: Prince Paul, Double J, Chill Rob G, and now we have Mark going head to head with Biz Markie on his excellent “Making The Beat Series”…..
Awww man, this has to be seen to be believed….Quit stalling and tune in if you know what’s best for you..
Had the chance to listen to that new “FF” shit earlier today (The Promise)….
First of all these guys deserve respect just for linking back up….Secondly, this project has some highlights that deserve your attention…..
I just wish that the production was more explosive because the rhymes are still on point…. This cut is Hip Hop Battlefield’s top pick…
“This Right Here “……Mikah 9 kills this one..
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