DANTE ROSS AT DEADLY DRAGON SOUND BASHMENT

From Dante Ross's blog. Peep.

Shabba Ranks


Mighty Crown


Johnny Osbourne


Dante Ross & Shabba Ranks


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- MR HEK

Anonymous said peace at 7:54 PM

 

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Headin to the Philippines...

well shit, after all this trouble getting my damn Passport, looks like all things are in order...

(1) ticket is settled, and looks like i'll be stopping in Korea, lets pray for a bit of a layover so i can paste in this town.

(2) passport is in hand, and i look super ghetto... at first i had a problem with my birthcert (seems i never existed), but everything is straight, and im set to jet.

(3) bought some fancy nic-nacs to help with my travel, and make things a bit easier and more convienent.


"Illa In Manilla" round 3... ill be with the fellas from Illiss, Willys Workshop, and meeting up with former California'n "Skratch Mark" to set it off in Manila.

looks like well be there for a while, so expect some tourist-type-slammy-photos to be posted. as well as on www.willysantos.com.


departure date is in mid January, but ill post more details when they turnover.

-Deeohz

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MISS INFO: INSIDE THE RAPPERS STUDIO

Please enjoy the first installment of...

INSIDE THE RAPPER'S STUDIO: HOSTED BY MISS INFO...

GHOSTFACE KILLAH TAKES US ON A SONG-BY-SONG TOUR OF HIS NEW ALBUM "THE BIG DOE REHAB."

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- MR HEK

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8 DIAGRAMS.

Finally got to hear the album after a long wait of "Please save hip hop!". Damn. Personally for me it's a sad day in hip hop for me. I'm not a d!ck rider so all I gotta say is that the new Wu album was disappointing. "Take it Back" was the only track that actually made me hit replay. But the rest I skipped thru. RZA's rhymes are reminiscent to Mobb Deep's Prodigy by being fresh as back in the day but now just sounding straight lazy as hell. Maybe Raekwon was right about how the next Wu album will be even better without RZA. Crazy disappointing beats on this one. Should I share this album or just let ya'll wait a few more days? I think not. You might like it. But personally for me...this one gets the gas face. Ghostface's solo effort will probably top this one. I mean...most likely top this one.

- Mr. Hek

Anonymous said peace at 5:15 PM

 

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DAMN BUSY.

Whoa. I haven't posted anything for the past week or so. Don't worry I haven't forgot that I need to keep sharing the gems with you. I started a new job last week and I just been mad mad mad mad busy with it. But anyways here's some joints for that ass.


J Dilla - Jay Deelicious: The Delicious Vinyl Years 95 - 98

DISC 1 :

1. Runnin' (The Pharcyde)
2. Sometimes Remix (Brand New Heavies w/ Q-Tip)
3. Somethin That Means Somethin (The Pharcyde)
4. She Said Remix (The Pharcyde)
5. Bullshittin (N Dea Davenport)
6. Drop (The Pharcyde)
7. Saturday Night Remix (Brand New Heavies feat. Mos Def)
8. Y? Remix (The Pharcyde)
9. Bullshit (The Pharcyde)
10. Whatever You Want (N'Dea Davenport)
11. Splattitorium (The Pharcyde)

DISC 2 : Instrumental

Download here.




J Dilla - Ruff Draft

DISC 1 :

01. Intro
02. Let’s Take It Back
03. Reckless Driving
04. Nothing Like This
05. The $
06. Interlude
07. Make’em NV
08. Interlude
09. Crushin’ (Yeeeeaah!)
10. Shouts
11. Intro (Alt)
12. Wild
13. Take Notice, (Feat. Guilty Simpson )
14. Shouts (Alt)

DISC 2 : Instrumentals

Download here.




J Dilla - Welcome 2 Detroit

01. Welcome 2 Detroit
02. Y'all Ain't Ready
03. Think Twice
04. The Clapper [Feat. Blu]
05. Come Get It [Feat. Elzhi]
06. Pause
07. B.B.E. (Big Booty Express)
08. Beej-N-Dem Pt. 2 [Feat. Beej]
09. Brazilian Groove (EWF)
10. It's Like That [Feat. Hodge Podge and Lacks]
11. Give It Up
12. Rico Suave Bossa Nova
13. Featuring Phat Kat [Feat. Phat Kat]
14. Shake It Down
15. African Rhythms
16. One

Download here.




Slum Village - Best Kept Secret

1. From Detroit With Love (Intro)
2. Look of Love, Pt. 1
3. Get It Together
4. Stupid Lies
5. Things You Do
6. Keep It On
7. Look of Love, Pt. 2
8. Get It Together [Madlib Remix]
9. Things You Do [Madlib Remix]
10. Get It Together [I.G. Culture Basement Jerks Mix]

Download here.




Slum Village - Fantastic Vol. 1

01. Fantastic
02. Keep It On (This Beat)
03. I Don't Know
04. How We Bullshit
05. Fat Cat Song
06. The Look Of Love
07. Estimate
08. Hoc N Pucky
09. Beej N Dem
10. Pregnant (T3)
11. Forth & Back (Rock Music)
12. Fantastic 2
13. Fantastic 3
14. Keep It On (Remix)
15. 5 Ela (Remix)
16. Give This Nigga
17. Players
18. Look Of Love (Remix)
19. Pregnant (Baatin)
20. Things U Do (Remix)
21. Fat Cat (Remix)
22. Fantastic 4

Download here.




Slum Village - Fantastic Vol. 2

1. Intro
2. Conant Garden
3. I Don't Know
4. Jealousy
5. Climax (Girl Shit)
6. Hold Tight
7. Tell Me
8. What It's All about
9. Forth And Back
10. Untitled/Fantastic
11. Fall In Love
12. Get Dis Money
13. Raise It Up
14. Once Upon A time
15. Players
16. Eyes Up
17. 2U4U
18. CB4
19. Go Ladies
20. Bonus Track

Download here.



NUFF SAID!!!

- MR HEK.

Anonymous said peace at 8:57 PM

 

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YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So earlier this week I made a posting about Zhigge. An low and behold I just ran into this post from Dancemasterz.net. Nuff said. Peep their post.

1992 Wreckin Shop From Brooklyn -when hip hop was still hip hop

Just like the movie “Flash Dance” is so important for the history of bboying culure, this clip is extremely important when we talk about hip hop dance culutre. This clip you see here is actually edited sequence of several excerpts from a documentary “Wreckin Shop from Brooklyn”. This documentary was aired in PBS in 1992. Directed by music video director, Dian Martel, this documentary captured the vibe of golden age of hip hop era -early 90s. It features hip hop and house dancers in New York such as Mop Top Crew (Buddha Stretch, Peter Paul, Caleaf, Henry Link, E-Joe) and Misfitss (Rubberband, Marquest, Kito, Peek A Boo, Prancer). As many people consider this era as golden age of hip hop dancing, I recall music videos in this era featured lot of real hip hop dancers unlike today’s music video where you see the mixture of jazz and hip hop. One interesting dancer in this video is Kito from Misfitss. He has his unique rhythm in dancing though it may hard to see that in this video. But I saw him dancing in other video and he was different in a sense that he seems to dance off beat purposefully but still look fresh. The best scene comes at the end of the documentary which is the battle at club. In this clip, it starts around 7:20.



Dancers appeared in this video are

00:35 Kito
00:41 Marquest, Prancer
01:47 Buddha Stretch, Link, Loose Joint
03:42 E-Joe, Tony?
03:57 Caleaf, Ramier (Caleaf’s Brother)
04:51 Rubber Band, Prancer, Kito, Marquest

6:23 Kito
7:03 Marquest

7:25 Loose Joint
7:30 Caleaf
7:33 Loose joint
7:43 Peek a boo
7:49 Peter paul
8:00 Stretch
8:15 Rubber band
8:23 kito
8:27 Peek A Boo
8:36 Peter paul
8:47 Kito
8:51 Marquest
9:01 Rubber Band
9:10 Marquest
9:14 Ramier
9:19 Marquest

- Mr. Hek

Anonymous said peace at 8:14 PM

 

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ALBUMS & MORE.

THE ROOTS - BEST OF THE ROOTS


1. Rock Star
2. Malcolm X Interlude
3. Come Together feat. Zion I [produced by J. Period]
4. The Next Movement
5. Thought Is Like Freestyle (J.Period Exclusive Freestyle)
6. Clones
7. Subliminal Minded
8. Push Up Ya Lighter
9. Push Up Ya Lighter feat. Kardinal Offishall
10. Concerto Of A Desperado
11. Concerto Of A Desperado feat. Rakim (J. Period remix)
12. Rakim Interlude
13. Been Thru The Storm feat. Stevie Wonder
14. Superlyricism / R.I.P. Big Pun (Interlude)
15. Superlyrical feat. Big Pun
16. Supposed To Represent (Interlude)
17. All In The Music
18. Don't Feel Right
19. Members Of The Band / Proceed Ii feat. Roy Ayers (Interlude)
20. Essaywhuman?!!!??!
21. Live From The Pj's feat. Ghostface & Trife
22. PJ's feat. Big L (J. Period remix)
23. Influences / Native Tongue Interlude
24. PuSsy Galore
25. Stay Cool
26. Stay Cool feat. Q-Tip (J. Period remix)
27. De La Soul / Ego Trip Interlude
28. What They Do
29. You Got Me (Me Tienes remix)
30. Me Tienes feat. Nas (J. Period remix)
31. Don't Say Nuthin (J. Period remix)
32. Nuthin (J.Period Stick Up remix)
33. Nuthin (J.Period Shot Ya remix)
34. Adrenaline feat. Malik B
35. Adrenaline feat. Busta Rhymes (J. Period remix)
36. Yes Y'all feat. Will.I.Am (J. Period remix)
37. Beat Street / B-Boy Interlude
38. Thought @ Work (J. Period remix)
39. Crazy Legs / Rock Steady Crew Interlude
40. Boom! / Wrath Of Kane (J.Period blend)
41. Din Da Da (J.Period Volume remix)
42. Rahzel Interlude
43. Act Too¦ Love Of My Life
44. Love Of My Life (remix) feat. Mayda Del Valle
45. Streets Of Philly [produced by J. Period]
46. What You Want
47. Like Water (remix) [produced by J. Period]
48. You Got Me feat. Jill Scott, Erykah Badu & Eve (J. Period remix)
49. Jill Scott Interlude
50. Break You Off feat. D'angelo [unreleased]
51. Bonus: Murder In The First feat. Jay-Z [produced by J. Period]

Download here.



ARTIFACTS - BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HAD PLACE


1. Dram (Mortal Kombat Fatality)
2. C'Mon Wit Da Git Down
3. Wrong Side of da Tracks
4. Heavy Ammunition
5. Attack of New Jeruzalum
6. Notty Headed Nigguhz
7. Whayback
8. Flexi With Da Tech (nique)
9. Cummin' Thru Ya F-kin' Block
10. Lower Da Boom
11. What Goes On?
12. Dynamite Soul
13. Whassup Now Muthaf-ka?
14. C'Mon Wit Da Git Down (Remix)

Download here.



SHOWBIZ & A.G. - RUNAWAY SLAVE


1. Still Digin'
2. Fat Pockets
3. Bounce Ta This
4. More Than One Way Out Of The Ghetto
5. Silence Of The Lambs(remix)
6. 40 Acres And My Props
7. Runaway Slave
8. Hard To Kill
9. Hold Ya Head
10. He Say, She Say
11. Represent
12. Silence Of The lambs
13. Party Groove (Bass Mix)
14. Soul Clap (Short Version)
15. Catchin' Wreck
16. Party Groove (Instrumental)

Download here.



COMMON SENSE - RESURRECTION


01 Resurrection (Resurrection'95 Clean)
02 Resurrection (Extra P. Remix)
03 Resurrection (Large Professor Remix)
04 Resurrection (Acapella Version)
05 Resurrection (Resurrection'95 Instrumental)
06 Resurrection (Extra P. Instrumental)
07 Resurrection (Large Professor Instrumental)
08 Chapter 13 (Clean)

Download here.



NINE - WHUTCHA WANT


01 Whutcha Want ? (Radio Version)
02 Whutcha Want ? (Instrumental)
03 Whutcha Want ? (Acapella)
04 Redrum (Album Version)
05 Redrum (Anti-Piano Mix)
06 Me, Myself And My Microphone (Demo Mix)

Download here.



Damn. That was a lot. Any request? LEAVE THE REQUEST ON THE TAGBOX!!!

- Mr. Hek

Anonymous said peace at 2:35 PM

 

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DID YOU KNOW?

The Hundreds is up in Korea right now. I guess they were flipping thru a mag out there and took a pic of the mag. Peep the left page. That's our Boxhead tee collabo with the Armory. I guess Cros said they actually sold out of this tee on Karmaloop.com Thanks for the free laptop Cros!! Your welcome!! HAHA. Anyways, here's a clear pic of the tee. Want one? Also a pic of me with the hoody we might put out.






- Mr. Hek

Anonymous said peace at 7:36 AM

 

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DR. DRE - YOU GOT GANKED

Another mixtape from Dre's Roadium series. This was made 5/88. Almost 20 years ago. Damn.

Jams include:
> U GOT GANKED mix begins (2 parts, 61m.):
> starts with (what else?) "you got ganked!....ain't nothin' on this tape! (laughter)"
> beats and cuts (EPMD "Chill", MC Lyte, Audio 2, Rodney O, Shante, Biz Markie, Big Daddy Kane, Salt 'n' Pepa, Sweet T, etc.)
> EPMD: You Gots To Chill (entire jam) (Fresh/Sleeping Bag, 2/88)
> Boogie Down Productions: My Philosophy (entire jam) (Jive, 3/88)
> MC Lyte: 10% Dis (entire jam) (First Priority, 2/88)
> MC Lyte: I Cram 2 Understand You (entire jam) (First Priority, /88)
> DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince: Parents Just Don't Understand (entire jam) (Jive, /88)
> Doug E. Fresh: Keep Rising To The Top (Reality, 5/88)...and fades nicely.
> Biz Markie: The Vapors (entire jam) (Cold Chillin', 6/88)
> Kool Mo Dee: Wild Wild West (Jive, /88)
> Spoonie Gee: I'm All Shook Up (Tuff City 128023, /88)
> Derek B: Get Down (Profile, 2/88 [orig: Music Of Life-UK])
> Big Daddy Kane: Word To The Motherland (Cold Chillin', 2/88)
> Young MC: Let 'Em Know (Delicious, 3/88)
> Too Short: Cusswords (???) (just a guess: heavy bass and TS shouting "bee-itch!") (Jive, /88?)...and fades nicely.

NOW GET THE PODCAST FOO!!!

- Mr. Hek

Anonymous said peace at 9:40 PM

 

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LATE ENTRY.

Forgot to mention today was ODB's anniversary of his passing.

RZA & ODB at a talent show.


ODB at the Grammy's


Brooklyn Zoo


Shimmy Shimmy Ya


Yo MTV Raps


Seriously didn't give a f*ck what people think


The Box


Prank Call


Uptown Comedy Club (I actually remember watching this on t.v. I think I recorded this too. This was an early live sketch show. One of the first times I saw Tracy Morgan on t.v. Anyways...ODB kills it. But damn, Ghostface wearing a stalking to cover his face. Just like old photos of Wu-tang, he really kept it like he was a Ghostface Killa.


- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 10:41 PM

 

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NEW ISH STUPID!!!

Portishead - Essential Mix 95'

More than 10 years ago Portishead took control of BBC radio to share the tracks that they was feeling at the time. Broadcasted on Sunday 23rd April, 1995.

Tracklisting:

Portishead - "untitled" (Go Beat)
Portishead - "Strangers" (Go Beat)
Depth Charge - "Number 9" (Vinyl Solution)
Original Concept - "Can You Feel It" (Def Jam)
Brand Nubian - "Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down" (Elektra)
artist unknown - "My Thing" (Skool Beats)
James Brown - "Blind Man Can See It" (Corel)
Barry White - "Can't Seem To Find Him" (Pye)
Franco Micalizzi - "Affano" (Cem)
Lalo Schifrin - "Scorpio" (Viva)
Rhythm Heritage - "Theme from SWAT" (ABC)
Marva Whitney - "Unwind Yourself" (Famous Flame (Bootleg))
Ray Charles - "The Train" (His Masters Voice)
The Watts 103rd St Rhythm Band - "Spreadin' Honey" (Jay Boy)
The Winstons - "Amen Brother" (Streetbeat)
Barry Gray - "Theme From Space 1999" (RCA)
Horace Ott - "Gordons War" (Cobalt)
Jimi Hendrix - "Crosstown Traffic" (Track)
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - "Fire" (Track)
The Incredible Bongo Band - "Apache" (Streetbeat)
The John Gregory Orchestra - "Griff" (Phillips)
Lou Donaldson - "Pop Belly" (Street Beat)
A Tribe Called Quest - "If the Papes Come" (Jive)
The Crooklyn Dodgers - "Crooklyn (Instrumental)" (MCA)
Portishead - "Sour Times" (white label)
Craig Mack - "Flava In Ya Ear" (Bad Boy)
Show and AG - "Next Level" (Payday)
Gang Starr - "The 7 Remainz" (Chrysalis)
Bahamadia - "Total Wreck" (Chrysalis)
Black Sheep - "The Choice is Yours" (Mercury)
A Tribe Called Quest - "Oh My God" (Jive)
Portishead - "Sheared Times" (Go Beat)
Nine - "Whutch Want [Acapella]" (Profile)
Federation - "Rusty James" (Mo' Wax)
The Mystic Moods - "Cosmic Sea" (Warner Bros)
Lalo Schifrin - "Dirty Harrys Creed" (Viva)
Gordon Staples - "Strung Out" (Motown)
artist unknown - "Streets of San Francisco" (Silva Screen)
Pretty Purdie - "Soul Drums" (Soul Syndicate)
Weather Report - "Non Stop Home" (Columbia)
The Beatles - "SGT Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band [Reprise]" (Parlophone)
Stevie Wonder - "Light My Fire" (Tamla Motown)
Manzell - "Midnights Theme" (Vinyl Dogs)
Massive Attack - "Karmacoma EP" (Wild Bunch)
Portishead - "Numb" (Go Beat)


Grandmaster Flash Live in Chicago 96'

I never seen him live before. If you haven't then peep this live recording.

Kool Dj Red Alert at WBLS

You seriously gonna miss out on this? Just skipping this classic radio broadcast is a disrespect to hip hop.

J. Rocc Supreme NYC

J. Rocc produced a mixed cd for the opening of the Supreme store in Harajuku Japan. On a side note, I need a new Supreme cap.

Mr Hek Live Reggae Sundays 11/11/07
I decided to record my sunday night. The club actually kicked us out cause their a bunch of snake as f*ck faces. This is a 2 hour mix from opening to close to the end of the night. Yea there's commercial sh*t on there. Punch me in the face the next time you see me for playing that stuff.


Serv1 JUSBECUSMIX

Serv1 left me a link to download his mix. I finally got a chance to check it out and was pretty impressed on the vibe of the mix. See that..just post your mix up and i'll podcast you. So anyways..after I heard it I searched for him on myspace and hit him up about putting his mix up. So now he's up on here. He has another one that looks interesteing called NASLIB. For me its self explanatory. Do you have an idea of what probably that mix is? Here the tracklisting for his JUSBECUSMIX.

Tracklisting:

amy winehouse-do me good/dilla
alicia keys-you dont know my name(sour deez remix)
the audible doctor-mandusa
median-rize feat. ladehra
strong arm steady-clean up feat. saukretes and black thought
dj babu-tempreezy feat.groove theory(dj serv1 blend)
mf doom-one beer(madlib remix)
rasheed chappell-freestyle(exclusive)
dirty district-welcome to the district
nicolay & kay-tight eyes feat.oh no & the luv bugz
rasheed chappell-live this way(world premier)
buff1-supreme feat.invincible
alicia keys-no one
dj spinna-dillagence(one 4 jay)feat.phonte
mos def-live(peace to okp hv)
lauren hill-lost ones(dj serv1 blend)
lupe fiasco-dumb it down
common-play your cards feat.bilal
lotus-message situation
madlib-45
asheru-revolution
nas-surviving the times
9th wonder-skit
decapo-the question(exclusive)
little brother vs.designated hitters-time of my life feat.carlita durand(dj serv1 blend)
phillip mitchell-if we cant be lovers
chip fu-love mi sensi

NOW GET THE DAMN PODCASTS!!!

- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 5:32 PM

 

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MOBB DEEP - JUVENILE HELL

1 "Intro"
2 "Me & My Crew"
3 "Locked In Spofford"
4 "Peer Pressure"
5 "Skit #1"
6 "Hold Down The Fort"
7 "Bitch Ass Nigga"
8 "Hit It From The Back"
9 "Skit #2"
10 "Stomp Em Out"
11 "Skit #3"
12 "Peer Pressure (The Large Professor Mix)"
13 "Project Hallways"
14 "Flavor For The Non-Believes"

Download here.

Anonymous said peace at 8:15 PM

 

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ZHIGGE - ZHIGGE

Besides Kool G Rap's "Ill Street Blues" and Poor Righteous Teachers "Easy Star", this is one of my treasured pieces of vinyl. I would constantly watch Zhigge just to figure out the dance steps since I really wasn't into the whole b boy thing. There was a documentary I remember watching on KPBS that was about that whole dance movement. It had the Mop Top Crew, Lo-Lifers, and a bunch of other NY crews on it. I was so hyped watching their moves that I just wished I was out in NY to experience it. The back drop music was just killing it too with instrumentals like Jungle Brothers " J. Beez Comin' Through" and Public Enemy's "Shut'em Down Pete Rock Remix". WHAT THE HELL IS THE NAME OF THAT DOCUMENTARY! Oh well. Here's the good stuff.



1. Rakin' in the Dough
2. Harlem
3. No Time to Fess
4. Toss It Up
5. What'cha Gonna Do?
6. Drop the Beat Salaam!!
7. Zhigge Man
8. I Wanna Be With You
9. Make Ya Hips Hop
10. Toss It Up (The After Party)
11. Some Ol' Lo-Life Skit!!
12. Born Black
13. All That Glitters Ain't Gold
14. Now What!!

Download here.

Toss it up


Rakin' in the Dough


- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 7:30 PM

 

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DIAMOND D - STUNTS, BLUNTS AND HIP HOP

1. Intro
2. Best Kept Secret
3. Sally Got A One Track Mind
4. Step To Me
5. Shut The'*!*!' Up
6. '*!*!' What You Heard
7. I'm Outta Here
8. A Day In The Life
9. Last Car On The 2 Train
10. Red Light, Green Light
11. I Went For Mine
12. Comments From Big 'L' And Showbiz
13. Check One, Two
14. What You Seek
15. Lunchroom Chatter
16. Confused
17. Pass Dat S**T
18. Freestyle (Yo,That's That Sh...)
19. K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple Stupid)
20. Stunts, Blunts, & Hip Pop

Download here.

Anonymous said peace at 11:44 PM

 

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COMMON SENSE - CAN I BORROW A DOLLAR

1. A Penny For My Thoughts
2. Charms Alarm
3. Take It EZ
4. Heidi Hoe
5. Breaker 1/9
6. Two Scoops Of Raisins
7. No Defense
8. Blows To The Temple
9. Just In The Nick Of Rhyme
10. Tricks Up My Sleeve
11. Puppy Chow
12. Soul By The Pound
13. Pitchin' Pennies

Download here.

If some didn't know, Common used to go by Common Sense. Nuff Said.

- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 11:39 PM

 

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NEW ISH STUPID!!!

New podcast are up. That's right.

Jazzy Joyce - Back to School Mix.



Side A:

1. The Landing (intro)
2. Streiht Up Menace
3. Nigga Gots No Heart
4. Just Kickin It
5. Miss Crabtree
6. Come Clean
7. That's How It Is
8. Stickabush
9. Get Up
10. Games (mix)
11. Stay Real
12. Troubleneck Wreck
13. Can I Bust
14. Breakadawn
15. Alright

Side B:

1. Valley Of Da Skinz
2. How Many MC's
3. Gotta Get Mine
4. The Return Of The Crazy One
5. Right Here / Human Nature
6. Roll With The Flava (mix)
7. Trust Me
8. I Like It (mix)
9. Don't Walk Away (mix)
10. Hey DJ
11. Make My Day
12. Method Man

This is not no throwback joint mix. This is just some straight what the hell was poppin in 93 type of mix. Live 93 type of mixtape.

I'm trying to stay away from posting throwback mixes made by dj's right now. I wanna share more of the mixes made during that time. I think it gives it a more authentic feel. I mean anybody can make a throwback mix but if you a cat that's 28 and under making a throwback mix...I don't wanna hear it. If you didnt live it during the time, then it just doesnt seem real to me when you play it. The emotions of hearing Wu-Tangs "Protect ya Neck" is way different when you just found out about them and not that many people know about them. Kind of like finding a diamond in the rough. When I first bought that Wu-Tang single, I went bonkers over it. Told everyone around me about it. Not knowing they was gonna blow up and be legends how they are now more than 10 years later.

But now cats can just buy the repress or download the mp3 and make a cd. Not knowing or feeling how it is to actually grow up with those artist and see their transitions in the music biz. So that just kills it for me when I hear a young cats throwback cd.

So for that confusing reason (and I know it might sound confusing) i'm gonna try my best to stay away from youngin' throwback cd's and just give you the real mixes during that time from the djs who were poppin at that time.

NOW GET THAT PODCAST!!!

- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 11:00 PM

 

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WU-TROUBLES.

Miss Info got more news on the whole Wu-Tang beef. Peep.

From MissInfo.tv:

Over the years I've been lucky enough to work with the Wu many times. From the Enter the 36 Chambers release parties at Trafalgar Square and Webster Hall....to album previews with Raekwon...to indepth discussions with Ghost and Rza for the "Bling Bling" book...

And that's why I was honored when Ghostface and Raekwon reached out last week and said that they needed to talk to me about something important.

But, see, I'm also a die-hard Wu fan.
Which is why, this is one exclusive I wish I never had to hear.

Ghost fired the first shot on MTV's Mixtape Monday, saying:

"the hierarchy at Wu-Tang Clan is on some bullsh-. They trying to f- around and make me push my album back and doing all this. But n-as ain't give us money when we did them Wu-Tang tours... n-as is holding onto a lot of money...It's a battle right now."
"The Big Dough Rehab is my album, 8 Diagrams is their album. But it ain't got nothing to do with the regular members. 'Cause I love Raekwon, Masta Killa, U-God, Genius, all them. But it's on right now... N-as better pay my f-ing money. Matter of fact, they can keep the money - just get me out of their life right now."

And in this two-part conversation, Raekwon goes deeper into the creative and business problems within the Wu..Read More..



There's another video from this interview on her site. All I heard was "we gonna have another Wu album without RZA". - Raekwon

- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 11:39 AM

 

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HELLZ BELLZ INTERVIEW ON FORMAT MAGAZINE.

The last time the fashion industry experienced a female liberation movement was during the "bra burning 60s." Bras, high heels, make-up and other items supporting the unattainable, standard of beauty, were lit aflame in a "freedom trash can" to symbolize opposition to sexual oppression.

Traditionally, the women's wear industry has been flooded with hyper-feminine pieces with low-necklines and bias cuts leaving females to pursue the male dominated streetwear industry. With little to no options, females were only recently given quality alternatives including a leader of the female streetwear pack, Hellz Bellz.

Since 2005, Hellz Bellz has provided edgy, trendsetting females with graphic tees, jackets, denim and accessories that feature everything from a gun-toting Minnie Mouse to studded hand cuff belts and AK47s. Designer Lanie Alabanza defies all the rules of conformity and any fashion entity that claims a woman's style cannot breach strength, individuality and feminine flair simultaneously. As Hellz Bellz approaches its four-year anniversary it continues to provide fashion alternatives for the bold fashionista. A streetwear liberation is upon us, become a part of the movement.

Format: How are you?
Lanie Alabanza: I'm good thanks. I've been busy as hell with all the trade shows that just passed and traveling back in forth between NY and Cali. It's been a bit stressful but everything is starting to settle down again so I actually time to breath and relax a bit, but not for too long.

Format: What have you been working on?
Lanie: Right now I'm working on getting my Holiday collection ready to ship, making adjustments to the Spring I & II line, finishing up Summer 08, and putting together some special projects here and there. Sounds like a lot but luckily I have my husband, Bam on board now to take care a lot of the business end of the brand and helping out with design for the denim collection, which is a huge weight lifted off my shoulders.

Format: What theme have you developed for the winter collection?
Lanie: When designing a collection, I basically make what I want to see in my closet. This didn't fall short for my Holiday '07 collection, which is set to deliver mid-October to early November. I've always had an interest in the early 60's mod/punk scene in London so I developed a collection with a mod influence but gave it a military twist through the cuts, details and graphics. The military-mod theme isn't completely literal but its influence is apparent.

I really can't wait for this line to drop. I have to say that this collection is by far my favorite so far. I designed the collection right after I left my previous job. So I was able to put so much more into it and it shows.

Read more here.

- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 12:26 PM

 

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VIDEO CHECK: SMOOTH DA HUSTLER - BROKEN LANGUAGE

I got this joint on your leftside of the page as a joint I been listening too. This is hard. I been rocking this since it came out. Still looking for doubles so I can rock the beginning of it. But I was always lost on when I should mix out of it since it does run pretty long. Got an extra copy??

Keep up with the words Sun.

Broken Language Lyrics(feat. Trigga Tha Gambler)

[Trigga]
Uh, base your eyes on the guy
no kind of worries if I die
so pussy glai try
dangerfield steppin my way
bodies get creamated on a Friday the do or die way
your death threater, sender, head spinner
rap beginner, light dimmer
3 knockout count winner
your gun reacher, bustin shot teacher
your funeral service church preacher
your black hearse coffin seeker
The body polluter, the gat shooter
the Brownsville wild Brooklyn trooper
the cock D mountain mover
the face basher, the mista brain smasher
the ax waxer, the drug money stasher...

[Smoothe]
The money stasher, gun blastin razor slasher
the human asthma breath taker
body dump waster
the glock cocker, block locker the rock chopper,
the shot popper, the jock cock glocker
The face splitter, human disgrace getter
the lady shitter, phone joneser
sneak over fuck your babysitter
The chronic smokin, gun totin hearse initiator
the crack supplier, the human drug generator
The honey gamer, the chicken tricker
the slick the long dick pussy sticker
the ready to bust that ass kicker
The track manoeuvre, the box barrier
the off of the dome rapper
the c-74 ox carrier....

[Trigga]
The gun seller, the chest sweller
the stick up smack bank teller
the money-back dweller
The stitch provider, the guess rider
the clip inserter, bullet shooter experter
the man next to murder...

[Smoothe]
The ho disser, the cunt man, the I dont want clan
the stunt hitter in 34 days in a month man
the front man, the Brooklyn representer
the beat down center, the two brothers
the hottest niggas out this fuckin winter

[Trigga]
The girl cheaters, the beef ass beaters
the street sweep keeper, the body to concrete meeter
the blood skeeter
The weed smoker, the liver choker
the spot stop broker, the rugged picture poser
the card scrambler,
royal flush same suit brouke the gambler
nasty amateur damaged ya,
snatch masta without the camera

[Smoothe]
Camera, beer guzzeler
the slug to your mug tuzzeler
the drug juggeler, the crazy thug hustler
the Lexus wanter
the chain-ring and bracelet flaunterer
The chamber smoker
the mansion havin sauna soaker
The corner stander, the style crammer
take over spot block commander
the glock on cock handeler
The razor spitter
the fast dough casper getter
the transmitter, North Carolina vagina hitter...

[Trigga]
The Ac kicker, internal heart dark sticker
the red scope body hitter
here to hang wit Digga and a buddha niggas
The trigga happy, father gun call it papi
my gun blow out waves patterns to keep your hair nappy
The to death thinker, M.O.P. bell ringer
how about some hardcore fan singer
the jam swinger...

[Smoothe]
The Nautica wearer, the Karl Kani man
the missed to get jaked, the fly man
notorious ready to die man
the knower killer, the expert slinger
the white girl gang banger
the jesus"..."
the vital kicker, the drug dealer and title stripper
the idol flipper
the cross breaker and bible ripper....

[Trigga]
The black history driver
the racial thinker
The 9 to 9 to 5 offer the jaw sinker
The hell fighter, the revelation writer
the Egyptian spirit inviter
the black body bag tire
The money stasher, the shit crapper
the a-k-a club basher
my brother gotta record racker

The battle spinner
The grand prize winner
The life and death beginner
the 95 interstate highway to heaven sender
The coke cooker, the hook up on your hooker hooker
the 35cents short send my 25's over looker
The rap burner, the Ike the Tina Turner
ass whippin learner, the hitman, the money earner
The tologist without the derma
me and my little brother
The cock me back, bust me off nigga
The undercover
glock to your head pursuer
The Big Daddy Kane, Little Daddy Shane over doer

Anonymous said peace at 10:21 PM

 

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ORIGINAL FLAVOR - CAN I GET OPEN

A1 - Can I Get Open (LP Version) (Feat. Jay-Z) (3:30)
A2 - Can I Get Open (Remix) (Feat. Jay-Z) (3:31)
A3 - Can I Get Open (Instrumental) (3:30)
B1 - Can I Get Open (Instrumental Remix) (3:32)
B2 - Hit (LP Version) (4:35)

Download here.


Now download the joint and peep the lyrics.


Can I Get Open Lyrics(feat. Jay-Z)

Ready on the right, the right, the right,
ready on the left, the left, the left
Ready on the right, the right, the right,
ready on the left, the left, the left

[Ski:]
Ayo T, Can i get open? (You know it)
Hey Jay, Can i get open? (You know it)
Hey ya'll, Can i get open? (You know it!!)
(You want a fly style Ski's about to show it)

[Verse 1: Ski]
As I, um you know, play you like Uno
Sigga-sigga slam a jam, jugga just like a sumo
I gets big, check out my thingamajigum
Styles I kick em, suger smack ya dig em
Divva-divva damn, I'm divva on a sigga-sigga slam
You knows who I am, you knows who I am
Back up that's an order
Da-da, Da-da, get out the water
Nah not yet, ready, set, go!
When I grab the mic they get pet-tro-fied
Why?, Hey! I'm just so fly
Lions, Tigers, Bears, oh my God!!
Goodness gracious, whitness style
Drive a child wild
I'm rippin this microphone
Ain't no place like home, Ain't no place like home

[Tone Hooker:]
Yo Ski, Can i get open? (You know it)
Hey Jay, Can i get open? (You know it)
Hey ya'll, Can i get open? (You know it!!)
(You want a fly style T's about to show it)

[Verse 2: Tone Hooker]
You know they got me like, Holy cow, what can you do now?
When I flip the style girls be like "Ohh child"
I'm living dangerous
But as strange as living the lifestyle of a bad rich and famous kid
When I get raw baby paw better parlay
Beat me?, aww please, that's what they all say
You can't get with the kid, no not the kid
"Uh-uh no he didn't", oh yes I did
Well I wax enough backsides in a jiffy
"I know he ain't just front on him", but you damn skippy
Good god, damn I'm slam hard
With my sqaud, uh good god
Damn I'ma scream, AH he's a dream
Boat when I float, rough on every note
Mean like a horror flick, till tomorrow
I'm gone, ghost, peace, sianara

[Jay-Z:]
Yo T, Can i get open? (You know it)
Hey Ski, Can i get open? (You know it)
Hey ya'll, Can i get open? (You know it!!)
(You want a fly style Jay's about to show it)

[Verse 3: Jay-Z]
Well, cause Can I? is never a question of how but
When I rip it, will I quit it, forget it
Still I'm always on point whenever I hit it
Biting's forbidden, don't do what ya gonna..., too late ya'll did it
I'm shredding the track, I'm burning you back-back, like Backdraft
Brotha's who running the crack down I stutter, that-that niggas fast
I pick up the pieces, I straigten it out like Pete Rock
Or C is, or creases, it's your choice, Jesus--Christ
I'm nice like that, you freakin gay right
I flow like water, so put your finger in a dyke
I slam, I got original flavor, pick up the jam
I killed Chico, and now it's just me- The Man
Go get your gun I go all out with a can
Brothers is having a hard time with who I am
J kicken it, A rippin it, way past Y
I'm so crraazzyy, AAAAHHHH

[Jay-Z:] Did I get open? (you know it)
[Tone Hooker:] Hey ya'll did I get open? (you know it)
[Ski:] Hey ya'll did I get open? (you know it)
[All:] You know it, you know it, you know it

[x10 till fade:]
Ready on the right, the right, the right,
ready on the left, the left, the left

- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 9:58 PM

 

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RIGHT BACK AT YA.

Alphanumeric is coming back in 08.

- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 7:55 PM

 

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RON G - BLAST OF THE PAST VOL. 2

Trying to find more early NY mixtapes. If you got any, hit me up at dj.hektik@gmail.com

GET THIS PODCAST NOW...SERIOUSLY!!!

Anonymous said peace at 10:51 PM

 

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DR. DRE ROADIUM MEGAMIX

Back In The mid 80's Dre used to make mixtapes and sell them at Swap Meets in LA. This is his most famous. It was originally 2 sided Vinyl. But this is CD Re-Issue. So its better quality. The reason for this CD’s popularity is Dre. Mixed 300 Tracks into one 60 minute track that includes clips of Dre. Himself introducing shit etc. Its definitely a must have and extremely rare.

Tracklist:
> Eric B & Rakim: Eric B Is President (Zakia)
> LL Cool J: Rock The Bells (Def Jam)
> Cold Crush Brothers: Fresh Wild Fly and Bold (Profile, 9/84)
> Schoolly D: Gucci Time (Schoolly-D)
> Whodini: Friends (Jive)
> Schoolly D: PSK (Schoolly-D)
> Whodini: Big Mouth (Jive)
> Dana Dane: Nightmares (Profile)
> Gucci Crew: The Cabbage Patch (Hot)
> DJ Hollywood: To Whoever It May Concern (World To World, 6/86 - re: Spring 422)
> Run-D.M.C.: Walk This Way (Profile)
> Davy DMX: One For The Treble (Tuff City)
> Ice T: Ya' Don't Quit??? (maybe not, i'm blankin' on this one)
> Roxanne Shante: Payback (Pop Art 8508, 2/87)
> Doug E. Fresh: The Show (Reality)
> Run-D.M.C.: Here We Go (Profile)
> Dimples Tee: Sucker DJ's (Party Time)
> Boogie Boys: Run It (Capitol)
> Full Force: Let's Dance Against The Wall (Columbia 12"-b side, 6/85)
> Beat Box Boys: Yum Yum Eat 'Em Up (Memo)
> MC Shan w/ DJ Marley Marl: He Cuts So Fresh (Uptown/MCA)
> Eric B & Rakim: You Got Soul (Fourth & Broadway)
> The Real Roxanne: Bang Zoom (Select 12" 62269, 5/86)
> The Real Roxanne: Howie's Teed Off (Select 12" 62269-b side!, 5/86)
> MC Shan: The Bridge (Bridge)
> Boogie Down Productions: South Bronx (B-Boy)
> Beastie Boys: Time To Get Ill (Def Jam)
> Whodini: The Good Part (track off LP3: Back In Black, '86)
> Parliament: Flashlight (Casablanca 909, 1/78)
> Run-D.M.C.: King of Rock (Profile)
> Krush Groove All-Stars: Krush Groovin' (WB)
> Whistle: Just Buggin' (Select)
> Run-D.M.C.: Sucker MC's (Profile)
> MC Shan: The Bridge (Bridge)
> Malcolm McLaren: Buffalo Gals (Island)
> Billy Squire: The Big Beat (Capitol)
> Eric B & Rakim: Eric B Is President (Zakia)
> DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince: Girls Ain't Nothin' But Trouble (Jive)
> UTFO: Roxanne Roxanne (Select)
> DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince: The Magnificent (Jive)
> Word of Mouth Crew: King Kutt (Beauty And The Beat)
> Z-III: Triple Threat MC's (Beauty And The Beat)
> Tom Tom Club: Genius Of Love (Sire)
> The Jive 122 bpm beat
> Marvelettes: Please Mr. Postman (Tamla)
> Egyptian Lover: Egypt Egypt (Egyptian Empire 661, 5/84)
> Uncle Jamm's Army: Dial-A-Freak (Freakbeat)
> Hashim: Al Naafiysh (It's Time) (Cutting 200, 11/83)
> Bambaata/Soul Sonic Force: Looking for the Perfect Beat (Tommy Boy 831, 2/83)
> Two Live Crew: We Want Some Pussy (Luke)
> Two Live Crew: Trow The Dick (Luke)
> Anquette: Trow The P (Luke)
> Bambaata/Soul Sonic Force: Planet Rock (Tommy Boy)
> Beastie Boys: Brass Monkey (Def Jam)
> Run-D.M.C.: You Be Illin' (Profile)
> Run-D.M.C.: Uptempo (Profile)
> Freestyle: It's Automatic (MSI 114, 5/86)
> Pretty Tony: Get Some (MSI 113, 8/85)
> Sir Mix-A-Lot: Square Dance Rap (Nasty Mix)
> Newcleus: Jam On It (Sunnyview)
> Zapp: More Bounce To The Ounce (WB 9534, 8/80)
> Parliament: Flashlight (Casablanca 909, 1/78)
> Parliament: Theme From The Black Hole (Casablanca 2235, 1/80)
> Funkadelic: One Nation Under A Groove (WB 8618, 12/78)
> Funkadelic: (Not Just) Knee Deep (WB 49040, 8/79)
> Zapp: Doo Wa Ditty (WB 9891, /82)
> Parliament: Aqua Boogie (Casablanca 950, 1/79)
> Bobby Jimmy: Big Butt (Rapsur 10004, 1/85)
> UTFO: Roxanne Roxanne (Select, /85)
> Roger: So Ruff (WB, /81)
> Wreckin' Kru: Surgery (Kru-Kut 002, 10/84)

GET THIS PODCAST NOW SLACKER!!!

Anonymous said peace at 4:27 PM

 

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ARTIST CHECK: DAS EFX

Das EFX is an American hip-hop group. It consists of rappers Skoob (also known as Books, born Willie Hines on January 2, 1971) and Dre (also known as Krazy Drayzy, born Andre Weston on June 1, 1972). They rose to popularity in the early 1990s due to their affiliation with EPMD's Hit Squad and the group's stream of consciousness lyrical delivery, which became one of the most influential lyrical styles in hip hop music during the early 1990s.

Both members of the group hail from Brooklyn, New York City but the two met at Virginia State University in 1988 and began performing together. They named themselves "Das" standing for "Drayz and Skoob" and "EFX" meaning "effects". Das EFX caught the attention of EPMD at a local talent show where, despite losing the competition, they did well enough to convince EPMD to sign them to a recording contract. The duo gained critical and commercial fame with the release of their landmark debut album, Dead Serious, which highlighted their unusual rapping style which they nicknamed "sewage". The style combined nonsensical lines with a fast-paced ragga flow (which included words that began with "iggity") and numerous pop culture references:

Riggity-row, giggity-gadzooks, here I go, so
Fliggity-flame on, G-Geronimo, yo
I biggity-burn riggity-rubber when I blabber great
I miggity-make the Wonder Twins deactivate
It's crazy, I'm biggity-breakin' backs and bustin' lips
I friggity-freaked Gladys Knight and those freakin' Pips
Shrimps, I miggity-make enough noise like Bamm-Bamm
Throw boulders from Bedrock, you'll get dropped, I slam man

Dead Serious went platinum and its lead single, "They Want EFX,"(which contains samples from James Brown's "Blind Man Can See It" and Malcolm McLaren's "Buffalo Gals") reached the top ten on Billboard magazine's R&B chart, the top 40 on its Hot 100 Singles chart and #1 on its Hot Rap Tracks chart. Follow-up singles "Mic Checka" and "Straight Out the Sewer" did not chart on the Hot 100 but reached #1 and #3 on the Hot Rap Tracks chart, respectively.

The duo also made a guest appearance on Ice Cube's smash hit single "Check Yo Self". The song reached #20 on the Hot 100 and #1 on the Rap Tracks chart. Their refrain of "Chiggity-check yo self before you wriggity-wreck yo self" became a catchphrase in 1993. The song has since appeared in the videogame Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, playing on the radio station Radio Los Santos.

From the time of their debut in 1992 to 1993, several elements of their style were adopted by other hip-hop artists, including the Lords of the Underground, The Fu-Schnickens, Kris Kross, Common and even, to a lesser extent, Public Enemy. The iggity style was also referenced in the 1996 BLACKstreet song "No Diggity" with "diggity" meaning "doubt". This also became popular catchphrase at the time.

As their career progressed, however, Das EFX's once-distinctive and unique lyrical delivery became more commonplace as other artists imitated it. Derailed by the popularity of their own style, the duo slowed down their fast-paced flow, eliminated the iggity prefix and downplayed their cartoonish content on their second album, Straight Up Sewaside. However, around the time of their third album Hold It Down (which was far less commercially successful than their debut release), Das EFX found themselves caught in the middle of EPMD's ugly breakup; it led to a three-year absence from recording. They returned in 1998 with the album Generation EFX and followed up in 2003 with the album How We Do; both were panned by critics. Das EFX continue to record and perform today to a much smaller yet devoted cult following.

In 2006, after a hiatus, Das Efx went on many International tours with DJ Rondevu.

In 2007, the group appeared on the remix of Nas' "Where are They Now" and continues to tour the globe on a regular basis.

In 2007 the group had a large European tour and performed in Serbia, Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, Spain, Germany, Japan, Chile and many other countries.They are currently working on a new album that is scheduled to come out in sometime in 2008.

Das EFX - Dead Serious

1. Mic Checka
2. Jussummen
3. They Want E. F. X.
4. Looseys
5. Dum Dums
6. East Coast
7. If Only
8. Brooklyn To T-Neck
9. Klap Ya Handz
10. Straight Out The Sewer

Download here. Password: Smiff

- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 12:57 PM

 

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NYC - BRAND NUBIAN LIVE. SAT NOVEMBER 10

GET CHEAPER ADVANCE TICKETS ON TICKETWEB.COM, FAT BEATS, KNITTING FACTORY BOX OFFICE OR SHOP-TEXT.

- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 1:46 PM

 

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BIG DADDY KANE, MISTER CEE, SCOOB & SCRAP LOVER

Big Daddy Kane - Long Live The Kane

01. Long Live The Kane
02. Raw (Remix)
03. Set It Off
04. The Day You're Mine
05. On The Bugged Tip
06. Ain't No Half-Steppin'
07. I'll Take You There
08. Just Rhymin' With Biz
09. Mister Cee's Master Plan
10. Word To The Mother (Land)

Download here.

Anonymous said peace at 2:49 AM

 

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LATE ENTRY.

I checked this vid out last night. Scared the shit out of me.



- Hektik

Anonymous said peace at 9:18 AM

 

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