Dogg Food. Get Rich or Die Tryin. Chronic 2001. Straight Outta Compton. The Marshall Mathers LP. Doggystyle. The Documentary. 100 Miles N Runnin. No One Can Do It Better. The Eminem Show. The Chronic…
Because of his list of credentials, when you’re working with the Good Doc, you simply don’t have any excuses. Getting a chance to work with the most innovative man in music, possibly ever, is something that can either make or break your career. He’s been there, done that, and more than anything…he knows how to make a hit record.
He also knows how start legacies.
So, if you’re his hot new prospect, you better bring your 4.0 game. The man’s responsible for three out of the five of the most renowned rappers in the world today, and he’s in the midst of a making the most anticipated album of all time. That said, the Doc is definitely in the operating room, getting a new apprentice ready for the masses.
His newest creation, the bionic man from Carson, CA, is Bishop Lamont.
In the W, dude’s got more buzz than a trashed bumblebee. Everywhere else, though, not so much. What I’m wondering is…how?
With a really unique flow, smart lyrics, and a hip-hop dictionary as his mental, his talent is nothing to scoff at. His last mixtape, Nigger Noise, was undeniably banging and his collabo-tape with Black Milk, Caltroit, also seems very promising. However, I’m yet to hear one of his songs that really shows why he’s capable of being the next Snoop or Slim.
Bishop recently released his street single, “Feel On It,” the first official cut from his Aftermath debut, The Reformation, but unfortunately I’m not sure it bolsters his cause.
Read the rest @ Stray Shots From The Smoking Section @ KING-Mag.com.
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Uno!
just now getting that single. havent had time with all the kanye/50 buzz on the internets lately. bishop lamont is ridiculous though. that skee tape he dropped this year was incredible.
Artist: Coughee Brothaz
Title: Waitin’ Our Turn
Label: Coughee Brothaz Music Ent.
Genre: Rap
Bitrate: 151kbit av.
Time: 00:55:22
Size: 63.11 mb
Rip Date: 2007-08-31
Street Date: 2007-09-04
Code:
1. Rise & Shine 3:49
2. Coughee In My Cup 3:08
3. The More I Smoke 4:26
4. On The Road 5:10
5. Fresh Rims & Vogues 4:25
6. It’s Time (S—) 0:59
7. Don’t Get Me Wrong 3:56
8. Cockhounds 4:46
9. Highway 3:17
10. High School Sweethearts (S—) 1:32
11. On A Hunt For A Lady 4:54
12. Want Some? 4:16
13. Piece of the Pie 3:23
14. Yee Haw!! 4:32
15. Medieval Times (S—) 2:49
http://hhtonf2b2cd12bu4lti.usercash.com
â–Œ ARTiST….: Juelz Santana â–
â–Œ TiTLE…..: Crack Phenomenon â–
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â–Œ 01. Kochece Ft Kiotti – Shower Posse 04:58 â–
â–Œ 02. Juelz Santana – Bad Side Ft Lil Wayne 03:47 â–
â–Œ 03. Juelz Santana – Black Republicans Ft Lil Wayne 03:04 â–
â–Œ 04. Juelz Santana – Kill Em Kill Em Ft Freeky Zekey 01:26 â–
â–Œ 05. Juelz Santana – Second Coming 03:29 â–
â–Œ 06. Juelz Santana – Brown Paper Bag 00:47 â–
â–Œ 07. Juelz Santana – Best of Both Hoods Ft Young Jeezy 03:01 â–
â–Œ 08. Rawdoggs Ft Mike Gully – Lets Get This Money Quick 03:24 â–
â–Œ 09. Juelz Santana – Built This City 01:43 â–
â–Œ 10. Juelz Santana – Crunk Music 01:14 â–
â–Œ 11. Juelz Santana – Gun Go 00:57 â–
â–Œ 12. Juelz Santana – Money Cash Hoes Freestyle 01:00 â–
â–Œ 13. Juelz Santana – More Than Music 01:07 â–
â–Œ 14. Juelz Santana – Mic Check 02:53 â–
â–Œ 15. Juelz Santana – Red Bandana 02:03 â–
â–Œ 16. Juelz Santana – Clockwork 03:03 â–
â–Œ 17. Juelz Santana – Dipset 03:38 â–
â–Œ 18. Juelz Santana – Damn It Feels Good 02:01 â–
â–Œ 19. Juelz Santana – One Blood 00:45 â–
â–Œ 20. Juelz Santana – Hey Ma Ft Camron 03:41 â–
â–Œ 21. Juelz Santana – There It Go 03:00 â–
â–Œ 22. Juelz Santana – Pin The Tail 00:45 â–
â–Œ 23. Juelz Santana – Tipsy Freestyle 01:41 â–
â–Œ 24. Juelz Santana – All Eyes On Zeke 02:10 â–
â–Œ 25. Juelz Santana – Oh Boy 01:34 â–
â–Œ 26. Juelz Santana – Come Home With Me 01:22 â–
â–Œ 27. Juelz Santana – Dipset Anthem Remix Ft S.A.S. 03:28 â–
â–Œ 28. Juelz Santana – Shots Fired 01:18 â–
â–Œ 29. Juelz Santana – Right Now 03:34 â–
â–Œ 30. Juelz Santana – S.A.N.T.A.N.A 04:21 â–
â–Œ 31. Juelz Santana – Oh Yes (Mr. Postman) 03:04 â–
â–Œ 32. Juelz Santana – Salute Ft Hell Rell 04:30 â–
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â–Œ Total Time 78:48 â–
http://hhosbn00afz27lv0hci0.usercash.com
new devin nice
RED CAFE – COOK IT UP AND SERVE EM – 2007
1. Big Dev, DJ Ron & DJ Shusta Intro
2. Showtime Part 2 Red Cafe
3. Murderer Produced By K-1 Red Cafe
4. Still Thuggin’ Red Cafe
5. Dump On ‘Em Red Cafe
6. Back At Cha Red Cafe
7. Diddy Bop Remix Red Cafe feat. Fabolous, Kardinal, Cocoa Chanelle & Currency
8. Wildstyle Produced By Trackmasters Red Cafe
9. Girls Red Cafe feat. Ox & Riz
10. H For Sale Red Cafe
11. What It B Like Produced By J Cardim Red Cafe
12. Show Me Red Cafe
13. Playin Wit It Produced By Chad Elliot Red Cafe
14. Get Sum Red Cafe feat. P.T.
15. That’s What You Do Red Cafe
16. Clack Clack Red Cafe feat. Akon Produced By Green Lantern
17. Creepin Up Red Cafe
18. Cook It Up & Serve ‘Em Red Cafe feat. Donya
19. Surrounded By Criminals Produced By Chyna Black Red Cafe
20. Out Servin Red Cafe feat. P.T.
21. Hit Me Red Cafe
22. Long Live R.I.P. Sean Bell Red Cafe
http://hhkdbfaomhp4g64bmh.usercash.com
J-Love_Presents_Slick_Rick-Legends_Vol._2.2-Bootleg-2007-
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â–Œ 01. Women Lose Weight Rmx Produced By J-Love 04:02 â–
â–Œ 02. Moses 02:47 â–
â–Œ 03. Lick The Balls 03:31 â–
â–Œ 04. I Own America Rmx (Unreleased) 03:37 â–
â–Œ 05. Treat Em Like A Prostitute Feat Doug E Fresh Live 03:49 â–
â–Œ 06. Reggae Chat Feat Doug E Fresh (Unreleased) 00:50 â–
â–Œ 07. La Di Da Di Feat Doug E Fresh 04:48 â–
â–Œ 08. The Rulers Back 03:33 â–
â–Œ 09. Whats The Scoop Marley Marl Rmx (Unreleased) 04:12 â–
â–Œ 10. Indian Girl 03:06 â–
â–Œ 11. Its A Boy Large Professor Rmx 02:50 â–
â–Œ 12. Dont Come My Way Feat Common 03:27 â–
â–Œ 13. Star Trek Large Professor Rmx (Unreleased) 03:09 â–
â–Œ 14. Art of Story Telling Feat Outkast 03:59 â–
â–Œ 15. Just Another Case Feat Cru 03:13 â–
â–Œ 16. Tonto 03:01 â–
â–Œ 17. I Run This 03:56 â–
â–Œ 18. King 02:27 â–
â–Œ 19. Cant Shake Us Feat Special K (Unreleased) 04:01 â–
â–Œ 20. Pimpin Anit Easy Feat Dana Dane 03:13 â–
â–Œ 21. Get A Job 02:34 â–
â–Œ 22. Cuz Its Wrong 02:48 â–
â–Œ 23. 2 Way Street 03:11 â–
â–Œ 24. Sampson (Unreleased) 03:22 â–
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Bishop Lamont. “Fuck Yo Couch.”
Aggin Noize was a serious mixtape by him too. Can’t wait to see what him and Black Milk come with.
somethin in ya blouse got me feelin so aroused. shit is hilarious. everybody turn on shade 45 if u got sirius and/or if u like whoo kid.
Here is my Alibi for the police officers:
“Warlike inspiration” (third solo album)
New Label ‘Because Music’, Hardcore Rap
http://www.mininova.org/tor/866187
New Level, A broader public ! HipHop !
Alibi Montana: « I met simple workers who appreciated my music, I had to to write also for them. There is even a listeners who was not afraid to say to me that he was police officer! »
Download the pre-album mixtape here
http://myspace.com/alibimontana
On the website, clic here:(IMG:http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/6713/mixtapelm2.jpg)
bonus: ugk intw
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http://www.sendspace.com/file/ggul9k
UGK – UgK
anybody seen this documentary ‘no end in sight’ about the war in iraq? i heard its crazy so if anyone got a link, drop that for me. thanks.
TiTLE…..: DJ Whiteowl – Public Enemy Number One Pt. 9
01. 50 Cent – Curtis 187 (Exclusive) 00:59
02. 50 Cent – My Gunz Go Off (Exclusive) 00:29
03. 50 Cent – Ill Kill You (Exclusive) 00:29
04. Kanye West Ft T-Pain – Welcome 2 The Good Life (Snea 01:13
05. Two Five Ft Akon And T-Pain – Who The Fuck Is That ( 03:12
06. Jadakiss Ft Mysonne – Try Your Luck 04:12
07. Lil Wayne Ft Rick Ross – Take A Picture (Remix) 02:31
08. Arlis Michaels – Yeah U Right 03:21
09. Prodigy Ft AZ And Kool G Rap – The Realest Shit 2k7 04:15
10. Game – Rule The World 00:41
11. Uncle Murda – Freestyle 02:03
12. Uncle Murda Ft Mysonne – On The Grind 03:01
13. David Banner Ft Jay-Z – Just Us And The Gunz 02:31
14. Gorilla Zoe Ft Jermaine Dupri And Young Jeezy – Hood 03:52
15. Nicki Minaj – Grindin 02:11
16. Jim Jones Ft Fabolous – Freestyle 01:12
17. Two Five – Haters Everywhere 02:29
18. Arlis Michaels Ft Billionz And RU Spits – Its On 03:43
19. N.O.R.E – The Champ 05:17
20. Billionz – They Know Me 02:28
21. Tom Gist Ft DJ Webstar And Ron Browz – If It Aint Ha 03:46
22. Pokerface – Electric Chair 03:34
23. Murda Mook – Freestyle 03:42
24. Young Buck Ft The Outlawz – Drivin Down The Freeway 04:10
http://hhgpxkt2t353g0qllndba.usercash.com
I just watched this fake “documentary” last night about the assasination of President Bush. Shit’s crazy.
http://ssupload.com/media-366.html
yeah i need to see that too. i think it was filmed in chicago right?
Yeah, the “assasination” happened in the Chi. It’s very realistic.
man, is there a review of kanyes album on the come up? All i can think of since thursday is how disapoointed i am, I recently read a review of it on “when they reminisce” and overall sounds like he is disappointed. Sounds like kanye finaly stopped caring cause he like his lats 2 cds too much. The Kanye mixtape that came before”The graduate” wad too or 3 sick tracks on it.
Kanye owes me a cd and i didnt even buy that shit yet.
^ I never understood how people can rightly judge an album after only listening to it a few times. On a certain level, yeah it is possible but I don’t read early reviews b/c i feel like they’re unfair for alot of reasons.
Just my personal .02. I’m sure one of the other dudes is writing something on it already.
Does anybody have a copy of Alexander O’neal’s debut album? Its self titled, and it came out in 1985. Anybody that could up it, it would be greatly appreciated. Oh, in other news… that Kanye is fire.
Gotty,
thats cool, i gotcha. Truth be for me is that i enjoyed what Kanye is known for…Soulful beats and nice drums but i just am not a fan of such synthesizer super space pop lack of lyrics except about how great i am kanye. Thats all i gotta say, i am huge kanye dickrider so i will probably like it in a couple months
That’s just my stance. I don’t try to push it on anyone b/c it’s an opinion. I’ve found myself either liking or disliking an album as a whole real quick. that’s easy.
And at the same time, i can like an album and hate a certain song initially (*cough* that damn drunk girls song everybody else is loving*cough*) and probably end up liking it 3 months from now.
I am listening to it again, and aight glory is a good track too…gimme ten i will probably be lovin it
Personally I probably listened to Kanye’s joint over 20 times and I think it’s his best. Musically it’s better and I think he’s gotten better on the rhymin side. It’s already a personal classic, I can zone out to this joint, but thats just me.
Heading over to KING right now.
bishop? what about joell ortiz, i’d say he is getting more hype around him now that he is on aftermath, and he has the lyrics and flow to be the “next snoop/em/50″
on the kanye, i dig it. he went and tried some new ish, he could have put out another CD, LR, but whats good about doing the same cd over and over, but just like his first two he has some misses and some hits.
IMO
Yeah an early review isn’t worth SPIT. Music is a very subjective to opinions but opinions can’t be totally accurate/unbiased from breezing through an album (unless its just apparently ass i.e. N______Y.) Because later on down the road, songs take on certain meanings that you get from listening to em’ during your experience called LIFE. The true beauty is the artist trying pre-create these reactions/feelings and if you listen to enough music you can tell what was slapped together sloppily and what was carefully crafted while still sounding genuine…..
“but i am not just of such synthesizer super space pop….”
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Sometimes you have to listen outside the box. As stated, he could’ve made another “College Dropout” but if you’re a good enough artist to switch your stuff up without sounding like a different artist, why not do it?
“lack of lyrics”
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You need to listen again. “Homecoming” is exxxtremely metaphorical and its arguably the weakest song on there….
It’s usually the music that has to grow on me that I end up liking the most….Stronger is a good example of that for me. Also NERD, Common’s first 2 albums, De La’s early albums, Southernplayalistic, and even the 1st Roots album, to name a few, were all albums that i had to revisit many times before really feeling…just my .02 though.
I can’t front on Dr. Dre’s body of work, and he’s definitely a talented producer, but I think he’s very much overrated at this point. Dre has had and still has a stable of musicians co-producing tracks for and with him – Mike Elizondo, Scott Storch, Ron Feemster – to the point where it’s hard to say just how much he’s really doing these days.
He’s had his hand in some classics, for sure, but whether he’s the “most innovative man in music” or possibly of all-time is highly, highly debatable. B, I ride with my midwest homies, but you’re talking crazy talk. Nigga, are you high!? :)
Not that Dre’s in this category, but as one of my boys once said about Puff being called a producer: “That nigga ain’t tappin’ out no pads on the MP.” I’m sure Dre did his share of work in the lab back in the day, and he has dropped the most classic of classic shit, but I think if we’re going to crown him the “best ever” – on some Denny Green shit – we should also acknowledge just how much help he’s really getting.
^ I agree my dude.
Gotta give credit where credit is due. Kanye has definitely been keeping up with his lyrical exercises. He’s improving.
“Practice makes perfect.”
can someone put up that Bishop Lamont tape with Skee for me? Thanks.
Dre has bored me over the past few years and disappointed me in how many artists he’s lot damn near rot sittin on the Aftermath roster.
^co-sign, but the busta album was dope.
@RONNIE
I was present for 85-90% of the recordings for both 2001 and The Marshall Mathers LP.
This is not directed toward you but at Internet rumors in general…
I have read what you’ve shared for years now – beginning back then – and it has not stopped. But I have to ask, how many people making these claims have actually been in the studio with Dre? Probably .5% of those posting.
I have been there with him. I witnessed him playing keys (he plays piano) and tapping out pads on the MPC. He was hands on in every single facet of his productions. Make no mistake, he does not hand off production duties to others. But if someone could play the piano better than him, he would play what he wanted, and have them replay it. He was directing orchestrations.
Not to mention he’s the coolest dude I have ever met industry wise (no lie).
People have to remember what a producers role is. The biggest selling album of all time (or did it slip to #2 again behind The Eagles?) had a producer who did not play one instrument on the album (I just did a quick look of the credits).
If Quincy Jones, arguably one of the greatest producers of all time, can do it – why can’t Dre?
A Few Requests.
Lil Wyte – Doubt Me Now
Chamillionaire – Mixtape Messiah 2
3 6 Mafia – Da Unbreakables
Project Pat – Crook By The Book
This is very good to know, because I would definitely be inclined to change my stance. And I did know Dre was an accomplished piano player. But I’m not paying attention to the Internet talk. I was just looking at the changes in Dre’s production over the years, the increasing number of co-producer credits, and what those co-producers bring to the table that – like you said – they may be able to do better than Dre.
And that’s a a valid question RE: Quincy, but it’s hard to compare hip-hop and pop music production because the modern day hip-hop producer isn’t always as hands-on as pop, rock and R&B cats. I see your point, though, yet I still think Dre is currently overrated and coasting a bit on his name and rep. But to his credit, what he seems to be now is a producer in the traditional sense…and we can probably give him an “arranger” tag, too. With hip-hop, however, blurring the lines between producer and “beatmaker,” it’s hard to know who does what and who should get credit for it. And when you’re calling someone one of the best ever, if some of that credit should be shared, it should be made known.
Alright – I gotta go talk to Shuggie Otis. Maybe I’ll ask him about it. ;)
“Sometimes you have to listen outside the box.”-TC
*This coming from the guy who rags on the new Aesop.
No beef, just an observation.
someone needs to link a legit explicit version of curtis. listened to kanye’s and loved it. beats are first rate, interesting lyrics, probably the best cd I’ve heard on first listen since nas’ hip hop is dead–think it will outlast the latter as well. I want to compare it to 50′s joint which I refuse to listen to edited.
http://changetolink.com/yO5Bv
Nacho- A little too abstract for my taste. No beef kid. But Kanye’s music is very accesible and very enjoyable.
Personnaly, I believe Bishop has the potential to truly be the next big thing from aftermath. There is no doubt that Joell Ortiz has infinite potentials as a thought provoking and super solid MC, but I just don’t think he has the marketability that Bishop does. Bishops N**** Noize was arguabley one of the top 5 mixtapes of the year, and Joell’s AlBUM was definitely well put together, thought out, and produced. However, and I am speaking hypothetically, even if one was to say that Joell Ortiz was the better of the two, he will never be the heir to the aftermath throne simply because of marketability. We are no longer in the era of hiphop where just because Dre produced it or its one of 50′s boys from guint, that an album will go platinum. I don’t want to say that hype has no affect on hiphop anymore because it most certainly does, but i believe it is the combination of hype not from producers or already famous rappers, but from the people on the internet, and if we the people of rap blogging certify it as solid or worth or whatever, it then must pass the test of marketablity to the masses, and with this formula, the next great MC will emerge. Sorry if i went on a crazy tangent, but its just what i was thinking
aside from ni**a noise, can someone post up what they think is top 5 mixtapes this year?
much much obliged.
anything off here:
myspace.com/streetbangersmixtapes
1. Termanology Hood Politics 5
2. Skyzoo Corner Store Classic
3. Crooked I Hip Hop Weekly Tape
4. Gemini Untamed Beast
5. Royce Bar Exam
Some extras
Styles P The Phantom
Question Da Kush 2008
Sean Kingston Good Talk
A Weezy* Tape (Which One???)