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33 Things You Should Know About Tupac Shakur

2009-07-13T18:13:00.000+02:00

1 He did jail time before he was even born.
Tupac’s mother, Black Panther Afeni Shakur, was arrested in April 1969 for alleged conspiracy to bomb New York City police stations and landmarks. Temporarily out on bail in 1970, she became pregnant with Tupac but was forced to return to jail when several codefendants skipped town. At trial in May 1971, she successfully defended herself; she then gave birth to Tupac in June. “My embryo was in prison,” he later chuckled.

2 His first and middle name mean “shining serpent.”
He was named Tupac Amaru, after a freedom-fighting eighteenth-century Incan chief whose body was torn apart by Spanish imperialists. Shakur means thankful to God in Arabic.

3 He was a playa early on.
“I was fucking white girls,” he recalled years later of his teen years at the Baltimore School for the Arts, a Fame-like performing arts high school. Once, he promised sex to a gay male student named Eskiah if he’d help Tupac land a hard-to-get girl named Kelly. Eskiah made it happen, but Tupac reneged: “After I bust my nut, Eskiah was like, ‘When’s my turn?…’ I told him, ‘You must be out of your fuckin’ mind.’”

4 He was an actor and ballet dancer before he was a rapper.
After moving to Maryland with his mother and younger sister in 1984, Tupac was accepted into the Baltimore School for the Arts, where he majored in drama and studied dance. He began battle rhyming on the side, nicknaming himself MC New York.

5 He was very, very poor…
Actress Jada Pinkett Smith, his schoolmate in Baltimore, remembers, “When I met Tupac, he owned two pairs of pants and two sweaters. He slept on a mattress with no sheets.”

6 …Which added to his youthful idealism.
Tupac suggested in an early interview that President Reagan could alleviate the nation’s homeless problem by opening the doors of the White House to the homeless.

7 He got his start as a backup rapper and dancer for Digital Underground.
His friend Leila Steinberg scored him an audience with MC Shock G in 1989. G remembers that Tupac’s audition was “street, it was educated, it was articulate. I was like, ‘Damn, this cat’s intense!’ ”

8 He couldn’t stand bootleggers.
On a trip to New York, he spied a bootlegged copy of Digital Underground’s This Is an E.P. Release on a street merchant’s stand, and toppled the rack in a rage. “You’re robbing from me!” he yelled.

9 He hated Republicans.
Democrat Michael Dukakis’s presidential defeat in 1988 dismayed him: “I don’t want George Bush in government,” he said. “I’ve spent eight of my 17 years on this earth under a Republican, Ronald Reagan, who’s an ex-actor who lies to the people, and who has done nothing for me at all.”

10 And Dan Quayle hated him.
Extolling his “family values” platform in 1992, Quayle said Tupac’s debut album, 2Pacalypse Now, had “no place in our society.” The vice president castigated Time Warner, the parent company of Interscope Records, and the label was soon dropped from the Time Warner fold.

11 He had unlikely taste in music.
Tupac’s record collection included CDs by Kate Bush, Sarah McLachlan and Don McLean, and the soundtrack to Les Misérables — whose theme he once called his all-time favorite song.

12 He once fired an AK-47 into his sofa.
After 2Pacalypse Now was released in 1991, Shock G visited Tupac at home and was shocked to find his windows open despite the gold records on the wall. Tupac said he wasn’t scared of robbers. “He went to his closet,” Shock G recalled, “showed me his first AK and said, ‘If somebody comes up in here…’ Brrrap! He shot the floor and the sofa up and damn near killed a couple of kids who were sitting on the couch!”

13 He was a workaholic.
He recorded 67 tracks in 11 months during the making of 1995’s All Eyez on Me; overall, he left some 200 unreleased tracks behind him. “Tupac Shakur was the hardest-working man in hip-hop,” Shock G declares.

14 He shot two Atlanta police officers one Halloween.
Involved in a dispute between two off-duty police officers and a black motorist in 1993, Tupac wound up shooting the officers, claiming self-defense. During the trial, it was discovered that the cops had been drinking and had initiated the incident. Criminal charges against Tupac were dropped.

15 You could say he didn’t like cops much.
When an interviewer asked him whether he felt remorse for police officers killed in the line of duty, he pretended to sob before barking, “No! They can all motherfuckin’ die, until they respect me as a motherfuckin’ man, and every black man out there.”

16 Janet Jackson was afraid he had HIV.
Before shooting any kissing scenes for John Singleton’s 1993 film Poetic Justice — Tupac’s second star turn after Juice — he said his costar insisted he take an HIV test. He countered that he would take the test only if Jackson would sleep with him.

17 He took five bullets in 1994.
Two men armed with 9-mm pistols robbed Tupac of $40,000 in jewelry in the lobby of a New York recording studio, shooting him five times, once through the head. He was rushed to a hospital but checked himself out the next evening, fearing for his safety.

18 One of the bullets had penetrated his scrotum.
The night of the shooting, Tupac looked at his boxers, “saw a hole and went, ‘Oh, shit. Roll me some weed.’ ” But he swore he didn’t lose a testicle, despite rumors (and jokes that he was now only 1Pac). “My doctors are like, ‘You can have babies,’ ” he said. “It went through the skin and out the skin.”

19 He was convicted of sexual abuse the next day.
Ayanna Jackson, a 19-year-old girl Tupac had met in a nightclub, told police that he and two of his friends pinned her to a hotel bed and sodomized and raped her in 1993. Tupac vigorously denied it, claiming he hadn’t even been in the room. In court in a wheelchair, he was cleared of sodomy and weapons charges but sentenced to one and a half to four and a half years in prison for sexual abuse.

20 He hadn’t really met his father until the shooting.
Billy Garland, who hadn’t seen Tupac since he was 5, came to visit him in the hospital. Tupac considered his stepfather, Mutulu Shakur — a Black Panther serving a 60-year sentence for conspiracy to commit armed robbery and murder — his real father.

21 He suffered from depression.
“He couldn’t function sober,” Shock G says. “There had to be some weed there, had to be some Hennessy there. He wasn’t so happy — a lot of his laughter was forced.” “All around I felt suicidal,” Tupac once said. “But I couldn’t kill myself. I just wanted somebody to kill me for me.”

22 He suspected that P. Diddy and Notorious B.I.G. had set him up.
While imprisoned for sexual abuse, Tupac heard whispers that his former friends — who he had seen at the recording studio the night he was shot — had arranged the New York ambush. Biggie denied it and demanded an apology from Tupac, while Diddy said, “If I’m-a set a nigga up, which I would never do, I ain’t gonna be in the country. I’m-a be in Bolivia somewhere.”

23 Suge Knight got him out of jail. Not for free.
The six-foot-four, 315-pound Death Row Records executive posted $1.4 million in bail for Tupac, springing him after 11 months while he appealed his sentence. In exchange, Tupac signed a handwritten recording contract from his cell, flew to L.A. and started recording All Eyez on Me. “A deal with the devil,” said Tupac’s onetime bodyguard Henry Fayson. Eyez, hip-hop’s first double CD, would become Tupac’s best-selling album and spawn his first number 1 single, the Dr. Dre–produced “California Love.”

24 A glass of piss fueled the growing Death Row/Bad Boy rivalry.
Two months after Tupac joined Death Row, P. Diddy’s associate Mark Bell claimed that Tupac and Knight assaulted and beat him. Tupac pressed him for Diddy’s home address, Bell maintains, while Knight urinated into a cup and forced him to drink it.

25 Tupac’s 1996 murder is still unsolved.
Former Los Angeles Police detective Russell Poole and former officer Kevin Hackie told filmmaker Nick Broomfield that Suge Knight — who, they assert, owed Tupac millions in unpaid royalties — orchestrated the Las Vegas killing. Journalist Chuck Philips maintains that Biggie paid gang member Orlando Anderson to take Tupac out.

26 He was engaged to Quincy Jones’S daughter when he died.
Despite having publicly chastised the legendary producer/arranger for “sticking his dick” in a white woman (Jones’s wife, Peggy Lipton), Tupac reconciled with him, started dating his daughter Kidada and soon proposed to her.

27 He and Madonna were friends. maybe more than friends…
In his tell-all biography, Got Your Back, Tupac’s former bodyguard Frank Alexander suggests the two slept together: “We were watching a talk show, and they flashed a picture of [Madonna’s ex-boyfriend] Carlos Leon and Madonna walking into a New York building on the screen. ’Pac said, ‘You know, that used to be me.’ ”

28 He is Eminem’s idol.
“Tupac was the greatest songwriter who ever lived,” Marshall Mathers said in 2000.

29 He suffered from premature baldness.
That’s why he shaved his head.

30 He has released more ALbums in death than he did in life.
Of the 10 solo CDs he has released, six have come from beyond the grave — and those stand certified 23 times platinum.

31 He and Biggie recorded a song together.
In August 1994, they teamed up on an Easy Mo Bee–produced song, “Runnin.” An Eminem-produced version of the song appears on the newly released Tupac: Resurrection soundtrack.

32 Funeralgoers poured cognac into the Pacific Ocean in his memory.
After six days in critical condition, Tupac died on September 13, 1996. At a private funeral ceremony held in Malibu, California, his friends tossed necklaces, packs of Newports and bottles of Hennessy into the ocean.

33 He’s really dead.
His first posthumous release, in 1996, came under the pseudonym Makaveli, after the Italian theorist who suggested faking one’s death to beat one’s enemies. That, along with an Elvis-worthy host of tabloid sightings, is all the proof needed for conspiracy theorists that ’Pac never died. His longtime publicist Karen Lee waves off such speculation: “He couldn’t have been quiet this long.”

2Pac interview from 1991

2009-06-20T15:52:00.001+02:00

Davey D: Give a little bit of background on yourself. What got you into hip hop?

2Pac: I’m from the Bronx, NY. I moved to Baltimore where I spent some high school years and then I came to Oaktown. As for hip hop…all my travels through these cities seemed to be the common denominator.

Davey D: 2Pac… Is that your given name or is that your rap name?

Davey D: You lived In Marin City for a little while. How was your connection with hip hop able to be maintained while living there? Was there a thriving hip hop scene in Marin City?

2Pac: Not really..You were just given truth to the music. Being in Marin City was like a small town so it taught me to be more straight forward with my style. Instead of of being so metaphorical with the rhyme where i might say something like…

I’m the hysterical, lyrical miracle
I’m the hypothetical, incredible…

I was encouraged to go straight at it and hit it dead on and not waste time trying to cover things…

Davey D:Why was that?

2Pac In Marin City it seemed like things were real country. Everything was straight forward. Poverty was straight forward. There was no way to say I’m poor, but to say ‘I’m po’…we had no money and that’s what influenced my style.

Davey D: How did you hook up with Digital Underground?

2Pac: I caught the ‘D-Flow Shuttle’ while I was in Marin City. It was the way out of here. Shock G was the conductor.

Davey D: What’s the D-Flow Shuttle?

2Pac:The D-Flow Shuttle is from the album ‘Sons of the P‘ It was the way to escape out of the ghetto. It was the way to success. I haven’t gotten off since…

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Davey D: Now let’s put all that in laymen’s terms

2Pac: Basically I bumped into this kid named Greg Jacobs aka Shock G and he hooked me up with Digital Underground and from there I hooked up with Money B… and from there Money B hooked me up with his step mamma… and from there me and his step mamma started making beats…[laughter] Me and his step mamma got a little thing jumping off. We had a cool sound, but Shock asked me if I wanted a group. I said ‘Yeah but I don’t wanna group with Money B’s step momma ’cause she’s gonna try and take all the profits… She wants to go out there and be like the group ‘Hoes with Attitude’, but I was like ‘Naw I wanna be more serious and represent the young black male’.

So Shock says we gotta get rid of Money B’s step mamma. So we went to San Quentin [prison] and ditched her in the ‘Scared Straight’ program…[laughter. After that Shock put me in the studio and it was on..This is a true story so don't say anything.. It's a true story. And to Mon's step mamma I just wanna say 'I'm sorry, but a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do. I'm sorry but it was Shock's idea-Bertha.. but don't worry she can get her half of the profits from the first cut after she finishes doing her jail time. [laughter]

Davey D: What’s the concept behind your album 2Pacalypse Now’?

2Pac: The concept is the young Black male. Everybody’s been talkin’ about it but now it’s not important. It’s like we just skipped over it.. It’s no longer a fad to be down for the young Black male. Everybody wants to go past. Like the gangster stuff, it just got exploited. This was just like back in the days with the movies. Everybody did their little gun shots and their hand grenades and blew up stuff and moved on. Now everybody’s doing rap songs with the singing in it.. I’m still down for the young Black male. I’m gonna stay until things get better. So it’s all about addressing the problems that we face in everyday society.

Davey D: What are those problems?

2Pac: Police brutality, poverty, unemployment, insufficient education, disunity and violence, black on black crime, teenage pregnancy, crack addiction. Do you want me to go on?

Davey D: How do you address these problems? Are you pointing them out or are you offering solutions?

2Pac: I do both. In some situations I show us having the power and in some situations I show how it’s more apt to happen with the police or power structure having the ultimate power. I show both ways. I show how it really happens and I show how I wish it would happen .

Davey D: You refer to yourself as the ‘Rebel of the Underground’ Why so?

2Pac: Cause, as if Digital Underground wasn’t diverse enough with enough crazy things in it, I’m even that crazier. I’m the rebel totally going against the grain…I’m the lunatic that everyone refers to. I always want to do the extreme. I want to get as many people looking as possible. For example I would’ve never done the song ‘Kiss U Back’ that way.I would’ve never done a song like that-That’s why I’m the rebel.

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Davey D: Can talk about your recent encounter with police brutality at the hands of the Oakland PD?

2Pac:We’re letting the law do its job. It’s making its way through the court system.. We filed a claim…

Davey D: Recount the incident for those who don’t know.

2Pac:For everyone who doesn’t know, I, an innocent young black male was walking down the streets of Oakland minding my own business and the police department saw fit for me to be trained or snapped back into my place. So they asked for my I-D and sweated me about my name because my name is ‘Tupac’. My final words to them was ‘f— y’all’ . Next thing I know I was in a choke hold passing out with cuffs on headed for jail for resisting arrest. Yes.. you heard right-I was arrested for resisting arrest.

Davey D:Where is all this now?

2Pac: We’re in the midst of having a ten million dollar law suit against the Oakland Police Department. If I win and get the money, then the Oakland Police department is going to buy a boys home, me a house, my family a house and a ‘Stop Police Brutality Center’ and other little odd things like that..

Davey D:In the video for the song ‘Trapped‘ do you think that would’ve had the police want to treat you aggressively? After all, the video is very telling especially in the un-edited version where you have a cop get shot.

2Pac: Well the ironic thing is the cops I came across in that incident didn’t know about that video. The second thing is that everything I said in that video happened to me. The video happened before the incident. In the video I show how the cops sweat me and ask for my ID and how I can’t go anywhere…

Davey D:Let’s talk about the movie ‘Juice’. How did you get involved? Where’s it at? and what’s it about?

2Pac: MMM what led me? Well, we have the Freaky Deaky Money B and Sleuth [raod manager for DU]. Money B had an audition for the movie Sleuth [road manager] suggested I also come along so I went. Money B read the script and said to me’ this sounds like you- a rebel. he was talking about this character named Bishop. I went in cold turkey, read, God was with me…

Davey D:Have you ever had acting experience before?

2Pac: Actually I went to the school of Performing arts in Baltimore and that’s where I got my acting skills.

Davey D:Ok so you weren’t a novice when you went up there… So what’s the movie about?

2Pac:The movie is about 4 kids and their coming of age.

Davey D:Is it a Hip Hop movie?

2Pac:No, it’s not a hip hop movie. It’s a real good movie that happens to have hip hop in it. If it was made in the 60s it would’ve depicted whatever was ‘down’ in the 60s…My character is Roland Bishop, a psychotic, insecure very violent, very short tempered individual.

Davey D:What’s the message you hope is gotten out of the movie?

2Pac: You never know what’s going on in somebody’s mind. There are a lot of things that add up. There’s a lot of pressure on someone growing up. You have to watch it if it goes unchecked. This movie was an example of what can happen…

Davey D:Can you explain what you mean by this?

2Pac:In the movie my character’s, father was a prison whore and that was something that drove him through the whole movie…

Davey D: This was something that wasn’t shown in the movie?

2Pac: Yes, they deleted this from the film. Anyway this just wrecked his [Bishop's] mind. You can see through everybody else’s personality, Bishop just wanted to get respect. He wanted the respect that his father didn’t get. Everthing he did, he did just to get a rep. So from those problems never being dealt with led to him ending four people’s lives.

Davey D:Do you intend on continuing making movies?

2Pac: It depends on whether or not there are any good parts. I want to challenge myself.

Davey D:What is your philosophy on hip hop? I’ve heard you say you don’t to see it diluted?

2Pac: Well when I said that, it made me think. It brought me to myself. Now I have a different philosophy. Hip Hop when it started it was supposed to be this new thing that had no boundaries and was so different to everyday music. Now it seems like I was starting to get caught up in the mode of what made hip hop come about. I would walk around and hear something and start saying ‘That’s not Hip Hop’. If someone started singing, I would walk around and say ‘That’s not Hip Hop’. Well, now I’ve changed my mind. That could be Hip Hop.As long as the music has the true to the heart soul it can be hip hop. As long it has soul to it, hip hop can live on.

Davey D:I guess my question would be, how do you determine what’s soul and what isn’t?

2Pac: Well you can tell. The difference between a hit like ‘Make You Dance’ [C&C Music Factory] and ‘My Mind Is Playing Tricks On Me’ [Geto Boys]. You have to ask yourself, ‘Which song moves you’.

Davey D: Well actually both. Both songs move me

2Pac: Really? well… ok there you go

Davey D:So they both would be Hip Hop, right?

2Pac:I guess so, at least in your opinion. ‘The Make You Dance’ song didn’t move me. But the Geto Boys song did move me

Davey D:Well for the record Bambaataa says both of them are Hip Hop. I asked him what he thought about groups like C&C Music Factory. He said they were part of the Hip Hop family…But that’s his philosophy on things. So what’s your plans for the next year or so?

2Pac: To strengthen the Underground Railroad. I have a crew called the Underground Railroad and a program called the Underground Railroad…I wanna build all this up, so that by next year you will know the name Underground Railroad…

Davey D:So what’s the concept behind The Underground Railroad?

2Pac:The concept behind this is the same concept behind Harriet Tubman, to get my brothers who might be into drug dealing or whatever it is thats illegal or who are disenfranchised by today’s society-I want to get them back into by turning them onto music. It could be R&B, hip hop or pop, as long as I can get them involved. While I’m doing that, I’m teaching them to find a love for themselves so they can love others and do the same thing we did for them to others.

Davey D: How many people in the Underground Railroad? Is it a group that intends to keep constantly evolving? Also where are the people who are a part of Underground Railroad coming from?

2Pac: Right now we’re twenty strong. The group is going to be one that constantly evolves. The people that are in the UR are coming from all over, Baltimore, Marin City, Oakland, New York, Richmond-all over.

Davey D: What do you think of the Bay Area rap scene compared to other parts of the country?

2Pac: Right now the Bay Area is how the Bronx was in 1981. Everybody is hot. They caught the bug. Everybody is trying to be creative and make their own claim. New York just got to a point where you could no longer out due the next guy. So now you have this place where there isn’t that many people to out due. Here you can do something and if it’s good enough people will remember you. So that’s what’s happening. here in the Bay Area, it’s like a renaissance.

Davey D: In New York the renaissance era got stopped for a number of reasons in my opinion. What do you think will prevent that from happening in the Bay Area?

2Pac: Well at the risk of sounding biased, I say Digital Underground. They are like any other group. I’ll give that to Shock G. He made it so that everything Digital Underground does it helps the Bay Area music scene. It grows and goes to New York and hits people from all over the country. That helps the Bay Area. Our scene is starting to rub off on people. We want everyone to know about Oakland. When other groups come down, like Organized Konfusion or Live Squad and they kick it with Digital Underground, they get to see another side of the Bay Area music scene.It’s a different side then if they kicked it with that guy… I don’t wanna say his name, but you know who he is he dropped the ‘MC’ from his name [MC Hammer].

Davey D: So you think Digital Underground will be more strength to the Bay Area rap scene because they help bring national attention. What do you think other groups will have to do?

2Pac: What we have to do is not concentrate so much on one group. We have to focus more on the area. It’s not about just building up Too Short, Digital Underground and Tony Toni Tone and say; ‘That’s it. They’re the only groups that can come from the Bay Area’. We have to let the new groups come out. Nobody wants to give the new acts a chance. Everybody wants to only talk about Too Short and Digital Underground…We have to start talking about these other groups that are trying to come in that are coming up from the bottom.

Davey D: When you say ‘come up’ what do you mean by that?

2Pac: It’s like this. Instead of letting them do interviews where nobody ever reads them, let a good newspaper interview them. Instead of putting them on the radio when nobody is ever going to hear them or where nobody is going to hear them, have them where people can hear them and get at them where they had a better chance, just like if they were Mariah Carey.

Davey D: Do you find the Bay Area sound is being respected? Do you find that people are starting to accept it around the country?

2Pac: I feel that the Bay Area sound hasn’t even finished coming out. It’s starting to get respected more and more everyday.

Davey D: Your brother Moecedes is a rapper for the group Tony Toni Tone. What’s the story with him? Are you guys gonna team up?

2Pac: He’s in the Underground Railroad. He’s also about to come out with another guy named Dana.

Davey D: Who produced your album and are you into producing

2Pac: I co-produced it with the members of the Underground Railroad which is Shock G, Money B, Raw Fusion, Pee Wee, Jay-Z from Richmond, Stretch from the Live Squad. It’s really like a life thing-this Underground Railroad. It effects everything we do.

Davey D:Is there anything else we should know about Tupac?

2Pac: Yeah, the group Nothing Gold is coming. My kids are coming out with a serious message…NG is a group coming out that I produce.. All the stuff I say in my rhymes I say because of how I grew up. So to handle that, instead of going to a pyschiatrist, I got a kids group that deals with the problems a younger generation is going through. They put them into rhymes so it’s like a pyschology session set to music. It’ll make you come to grips with what you actually do..

Davey D: What do you mean by that? Are they preaching?

2Pac: No they’re just telling you straight up like Ice Cube or Scarface. They’re being blunt and it comes out of a kid’s mouth. If you’re a black man, you’re going to really trip out cause they really call you out and have you deal with them…NG will make us have responsibility again. Kids are telling you to have responsibility…

Davey D: What do you think of the current trends in Hip Hop like the gangsta rap, Afrocentric Rap, raggamuffin and the fusion of the singing and rap? Some people call it ‘pop rap’.

2Pac: I think all the real shit is gonna stay. It’s gonna go through some changes. It’s going through a metaphorphis so it will blow up sometimes and get real nasty and gritty, then the leeches will fall off and Hip Hop will be fit and healthy. Hip Hop has to go through all of that, but no one can make judgments until it’s over.

Davey D: What do you think the biggest enemies to Hip Hop are right now?

2Pac: Egotistical rappers. They don’t wanna open up their brain. Its foul when people are walking around saying things like; ‘Oakland is the only place where the real rappers come out. New York is the only place where the real rappers come out. They booty out there or they booty over there…’ All of that just needs to die or Hip Hop is gonna have problems. Its gonna be so immature. Thats just conflict in words. We can’t be immature we gotta grow.

Davey D: Cool I think we got enough out of you 2Pac.

2Pac: yes I think you got enough

Davey D: Peace.

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2009-06-04T19:34:00.004+02:00

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Download The Top 675 Hip-Hop/Rap Songs of All-Time

2009-05-01T21:10:00.003+02:00

Download The Top 675 Hip-Hop/Rap Songs of All-Time
Within this collection I feel I have taken a slice of the best material from each region- East coast, west coast, down south, mid-west, etc., as well as from old-school, to golden age, to contemporary eras. So keep in mind all the work that went into this, and the simple fact that it is pretty damn challenging to put together a good representative torrent that covers an entire culture, 25+ years of music, and an entire country!

I appreciate your thoughts, so go ahead and drop a comment!

Enjoy~

The Top 675 Hip-Hop/Rap Songs of All-Time:

1. 2 Live Crew - me so horny (248kbps)
2. 2pac - Ambitionz As A Ridah (128kbps)
3. 2pac - All Eyez On Me (128kbps)
4. 2Pac - 2 of amerikas most wanted (192kbps)
5. 2Pac - me against the world (192kbps)
6. 2Pac - Changes (256kbps)
7. 2Pac - Picture Me Rollin' (256kbps)
8. 2Pac - Dear Mama (256kbps)
9. 2Pac - Ballad Of A Dead Soulja (192kbps)
10. 2Pac - My Closest Roaddogz (192kbps)
11. 2Pac - Why U Turn On Me (192kbps)
12. 2Pac - Bomb First (My Second Reply) (192kbps)
13. 2Pac - Against All Odds (192kbps)
14. 2Pac - Staring At The World Through My Rear View (128kbps)
15. 3rd Bass - The Gas Face - 3rd Bass (193kbps)
16. 3rd Bass - Brooklyn-Queens - 3rd Bass (189kbps)
17. 3rd Bass - Steppin' To The A.M. - 3rd Bass (186kbps)
18. 3rd Bass - Pop Goes the Weasel (192kbps)
19. 50 Cent - Many Men (Wish Death) (192kbps)
20. 50 Cent - The Good Die Young (192kbps)
21. 50 Cent - Ghetto Qu'ran (Forgive Me Pt 1) (192kbps)
22. 50 Cent - How To Rob (192kbps)
23. 8Ball & MJG - Pimp In My Own Rhyme (176kbps)
24. 8Ball & MJG - Paid Dues (Feat. Cee-Lo) (149kbps)
25. 8Ball & MJG - Throw Your Hands Up (Feat. Outkast) (160kbps)
26. A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour (128kbps)
27. A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It? (128kbps)
28. A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario (128kbps)
29. A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation (128kbps)
30. A Tribe Called Quest - Jazz (We've Got) (128kbps)
31. A Tribe Called Quest - Hot Sex (128kbps)
32. A Tribe Called Quest - Find a Way (128kbps)
33. A Tribe Called Quest - Lyrics To Go (Tumblin' Dice Remix) (256kbps)
34. Afrika Bambaata - Planet Rock (160kbps)
35. Afrika Bambaata - Looking For The Perfect Beat (12" Vocal Version) (Remastered) (320kbps)
36. Andre Nickatina - Ayo For Yayo (160kbps)
37. Artifacts - Wrong Side of The Tracks (128kbps)
38. Artifacts - C'monwitdagitdown Remix (128kbps)
39. Atmosphere - Like Today (160kbps)
40. Atmosphere - Gods Bathroom Floor (Added Bon (185kbps)
41. Atmosphere - Guarantees (256kbps)
42. Atmosphere - Smart Went Crazy (181kbps)
43. Audio Two - Top Billin' (192kbps)
44. AZ - Mo Money, Mo Murder Homicide (192kbps)
45. AZ - Rather Unique (192kbps)
46. AZ - Uncut Raw (192kbps)
47. Beanie Sigel - Feel It In The Air (158kbps)
48. Beanie Sigel - The Truth (192kbps)
49. Beastie Boys - Pass The Mic (188kbps)
50. Beastie Boys - Fight For Your Right (173kbps)
51. Beastie Boys - No Sleep Till Brooklyn (159kbps)
52. Beastie Boys - Paul Revere (170kbps)
53. Benefit - Exact (192kbps)
54. Benefit - Proceed With Caution (192kbps)
55. Benefit - So Sick (128kbps)
56. Big Daddy Kane - Raw (256kbps)
57. Big Daddy Kane - Ain't No Half Steppin' (128kbps)
58. Big Daddy Kane - Wrath of Kane (256kbps)
59. Big Daddy Kane - Warm It Up, Kane (256kbps)
60. Big Daddy Kane - Set It Off (256kbps)
61. Big L - Ebonics (128kbps)
62. Big L - Deadly Combination (Feat. 2Pac) (128kbps)
63. Big L - 98' Freestyle (128kbps)
64. Big L - Fall Back (Feat. Kool G Rap) (128kbps)
65. Big L - Platinum Plus (128kbps)
66. Big L - Da Graveyard (Feat. Lord Finesse, Jay-Z, Microphone Nut, Y.U.) (199kbps)
67. Big L - Street Struck (Prod By Lord Finesse) (192kbps)
68. Big L - Day One Feat DITC (192kbps)
69. Big L - Dignified Soldiers Feat DITC (192kbps)
70. Big L - Work Part II (Feat Gangstarr) (192kbps)
71. Big Pun - Super Lyrical (feat. Black Thought of The Roots) (128kbps)
72. Big Pun - The Dream Shatterer (128kbps)
73. Big Pun - Twinz (Deep Cover 98) (128kbps)
74. Big Pun - You Ain't a Killer (192kbps)
75. Big Pun - Off the Books (Feat. The Beatnuts) (192kbps)
76. Big Pun - Banned From TV (Feat. L.O.X, Cam'Ron, Nature, N.O.R.E) (192kbps)
77. Big Pun - John Blaze (feat.Nas, Jadakiss, Raekwon, Fat Joe) (192kbps)
78. Big Pun - It's So Hard (192kbps)
79. Binary Star - Masters of the Universe (192kbps)
80. Binary Star - Reality Check (192kbps)
81. Binary Star - Slang Blade (192kbps)
82. Biz Markie - Nobody Beats The Biz (128kbps)
83. Biz Markie - Just a Friend [Explicit] (320kbps)
84. Black Moon - Who Got Da Props (179kbps)
85. Black Moon - Buck Em Down (173kbps)
86. Black Moon - Enta Da Stage (192kbps)
87. Black Moon - How Many Mc's... (197kbps)
88. Black Sheep - The Choice is Yours (Revisited (192kbps)
89. Blackstar - Definition (128kbps)
90. Blackstar - Re: Definition (128kbps)
91. Blackstar - Respiration (Feat. Common) (128kbps)
92. Blackstar - Thieves in the Night (128kbps)
93. Bone Thugs N' Harmony - Tha Crossroads (128kbps)
94. Bone Thugs N' Harmony - Thug Love (Feat. 2Pac) (128kbps)
95. Bone Thugs N' Harmony - notorious_thugs_(notorious_big_ft._bone_thugs) (128kbps)
96. Bone Thugs N' Harmony - weed_song (128kbps)
97. Boogie Down Productions - Im Still Number 1 (192kbps)
98. Boogie Down Productions - The Bridge is Over (167kbps)
99. Boogie Down Productions - Poetry (183kbps)
100. Boogie Down Productions - Remix for P is Free (201kbps)
101. Boogie Down Productions - Stop The Violence (192kbps)
102. Boot Camp Clik - And So (320kbps)
103. Brand Nubian - Word Is Bond (146kbps)
104. Brand Nubian - Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down (122kbps)
105. Brand Nubian - Slow Down (124kbps)
106. Brother Ali - Whatever (192kbps)
107. Brother Ali - Think It Through (192kbps)
108. Brother Ali - Whatcha' Got (212kbps)
109. Brother Ali - Truth Is (195kbps)
110. Busta Rhymes - Ill Vibe (112kbps)
111. Busta Rhymes - Gimme Some More (128kbps)
112. Busta Rhymes - Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check (128kbps)
113. Busta Rhymes - It's a Party (128kbps)
114. Busta Rhymes - put your hands where my eyes.. (192kbps)
115. Camp Lo - Luchini AKA This Is It (192kbps)
116. Camp Lo - Sparkle (192kbps)
117. Camp Lo - Black Nostaljack AKA Come On (192kbps)
118. Camp Lo - Coolie High (192kbps)
119. Candyman - Knockin' Boots (163kbps)
120. Canibus - 100 Bars (195kbps)
121. Canibus - 2nd Round K.O (191kbps)
122. Cannibal Ox - A B-Boys Alpha (157kbps)
123. Cannibal Ox - Raspberry Fields (195kbps)
124. Capone-N-Noreaga - T.O.N.Y. (Top Of New York) (128kbps)
125. Capone-N-Noreaga - L.A., L.A. (Feat.Mobb Deep & Tradgedy Khadafi) (128kbps)
126. Capone-N-Noreaga - Illegal Life (128kbps)
127. Cassidy - Get 'Em (Feat. Swizz Beatz) (208kbps)
128. Channel Live - Mad Izm (160kbps)
129. Chubb Rock - Just The Two Of Us (192kbps)
130. Chubb Rock - The Cubbster (192kbps)
131. Clipse - Grindin' (128kbps)
132. CNN - invincible (192kbps)
133. Cold Crush Brothers - Cold Crush (192kbps)
134. Common - The Game (146kbps)
135. Common - Resurrection (128kbps)
136. Common - I Used To Love H.E.R. (128kbps)
137. Common - Thisisme (128kbps)
138. Common - Bitch In You (128kbps)
139. Common - Tekzilla (192kbps)
140. Common & Sadat X - 1-9-9-9 (320kbps)
141. Company Flow - 8 Steps To Perfection (256kbps)
142. Consequence - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly (Feat. Kanye West) (185kbps)
143. Coolio - Gangsters Paradise (128kbps)
144. Cormega - Thun and Kicko (feat Prodigy) (192kbps)
145. Cormega - Get Out My Way (192kbps)
146. Cormega - American Beauty (192kbps)
147. Cormega - Killaz Theme Ft. Mobb Deep (192kbps)
148. Cormega - Angel Dust Ft. Havoc (204kbps)
149. Countdown - Rico Suave (128kbps)
150. Craig Mack - Flava In Ya Ear (Remix) (Feat. Notorious BIG, LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes) (128kbps)
151. Cypress Hill - Hits from the Bong (187kbps)
152. Cypress Hill - How Could I Kill A Man (200kbps)
153. Cypress Hill - Hand On The Pump (189kbps)
154. Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain (224kbps)
155. Cypress Hill - Throw Your Set In The Air (187kbps)
156. Cypress Hill - No Rest For The Wicked (192kbps)
157. Cypress Hill - (Rap) Superstar (198kbps)
158. D.I.T.C. - Internationally Known (Prod By Lord Finesse) (205kbps)
159. Da Brat - Funkdafied (256kbps)
160. DangerDoom - The Mask (feat. Ghostface) (177kbps)
161. Das Efx - They Want EFX (192kbps)
162. Das EFX - Real Hip Hop (Pete Rock Remix) (192kbps)
163. Das EFX - Rap Scholar (Feat. Redman) [Original Version] (192kbps)
164. Das Efx - Shine (192kbps)
165. De La Soul - Eye Know (192kbps)
166. De La Soul - Me Myself And I (192kbps)
167. De La Soul - Buddy (Feat. A Tribe Called Quest, Jungle Brothers, Queen Latifah, Monie Love) (192kbps)
168. De La Soul - A Roller Skating Jam Named S.. (192kbps)
169. De La Soul - Held Down (Feat. Cee Lo) (192kbps)
170. Dead Prez - Hip-Hop (192kbps)
171. Del Tha Funkeé Homosapien - Mistadobalina (160kbps)
172. Digable Planets - Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat) (128kbps)
173. Digital Underground - The Humpty Dance (192kbps)
174. Dilated Peoples - This Way [Feat. Kanye West] (128kbps)
175. Dilated Peoples - The Platform (256kbps)
176. Diplomats - Dipset Anthem (128kbps)
177. Diplomats - I'm Ready (128kbps)
178. Dj Jazzy Jeff And The Fresh Prince - Summertime (204kbps)
179. DJ Quik - Tonite (238kbps)
180. DJ Quik - Jus Lyke Compton (224kbps)
181. DMX - Comin From (Feat. Mary J Blige) (128kbps)
182. DMX - Blackout (Feat. Lox & Jay-Z) (128kbps)
183. DMX - Ruff Ryders Anthem (192kbps)
184. DMX - Look Thru My Eyes (192kbps)
185. DMX - Let me Fly (192kbps)
186. DMX - Damien (192kbps)
187. DMX - Slippin' (128kbps)
188. Domino - Ghetto Jam (154kbps)
189. Domino - Do You Like It [Explicit] (149kbps)
190. Dr.Dre - Fuck Wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin') (128kbps)
191. Dr.Dre - Let Me Ride (128kbps)
192. Dr.Dre - Nuthin But A G Thang (128kbps)
193. Dr.Dre - Xxplosive (128kbps)
194. Dr.Dre - The Next Episode (128kbps)
195. Dr.Dre - Deep Cover (Feat.Snoop Dogg) (128kbps)
196. Eazy E - 08 - Eazy-Er Said Than Dunn (256kbps)
197. Eazy E - 06 - It's On (160kbps)
198. Eazy-E - Boyz-N-The-Hood (Remix) (207kbps)
199. Eminem - Nail In The Coffin (Benzino Diss) (192kbps)
200. Eminem - Cleanin Out My Closet (190kbps)
201. Eminem - 'Till I Collapse (Featuring Nate Dogg) (208kbps)
202. Eminem - Mosh (180kbps)
203. Eminem - Infinite (192kbps)
204. Eminem - Eminem - Eminem - Stan (feat. Dido) (128kbps)
205. Eminem - The Way I Am (128kbps)
206. Eminem - Marshall Mathers (128kbps)
207. Eminem - Bitch Please II (Feat.Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, Xzibit) (128kbps)
208. Eminem - Lose Yourself (192kbps)
209. Eminem - Run, Rabbit Run (192kbps)
210. EPMD - Head Banger (192kbps)
211. EPMD - The Symphony Part I (feat M.O.P) (192kbps)
212. EPMD - You Gots To Chill (254kbps)
213. Epmd - It's My Thing (250kbps)
214. Epmd - You're A Customer (244kbps)
215. EPMD - So What Cha Sayin' (192kbps)
216. EPMD - Please Listen to My Demo (192kbps)
217. Eric B & Rakim - Know the Ledge (192kbps)
218. Eric B & Rakim - Microphone Fiend (201kbps)
219. Eric B & Rakim - Lyrics Of Fury (216kbps)
220. Eric B & Rakim - I Ain't No Joke (200kbps)
221. Eric B & Rakim - Paid In Full (175kbps)
222. Fat Joe - Flow Joe (192kbps)
223. Freddie Foxxx - Industry Shakedown (224kbps)
224. Freestyle Fellowship - 7th Seal (136kbps)
225. Freestyle Fellowship - Sunshine Men (166kbps)
226. Freestyle Fellowship - Convolutions (136kbps)
227. Freestyle Fellowship - Here I Am (149kbps)
228. Fugees - Ready Or Not (192kbps)
229. Fugees - Fu-Gee-La (192kbps)
230. Fugees - Killing Me Softly (192kbps)
231. Funky 4 + 1 - Rappin' and Rocking The House (128kbps)
232. Funky 4 + 1 - That's The Joint (128kbps)
233. Fu-Schnickens - La Schmoove (153kbps)
234. Fu-Schnickens - Sum Dum Munkey (139kbps)
235. Gang Starr - Mass Appeal (256kbps)
236. Gang Starr - The Militia (feat. Big Shug And Freddie Foxxx) (256kbps)
237. Gang Starr - Royalty (feat. K-Ci And Jojo) (256kbps)
238. Gang Starr - You Know My Steez (256kbps)
239. Gang Starr - Above The Clouds (feat. Inspectah Deck) (256kbps)
240. Gang Starr - Step In The Arena (256kbps)
241. Gang Starr - Remainz ? (256kbps)
242. Gang Starr - Code Of The Streets (256kbps)
243. Geto Boys - Mind Playin Tricks (192kbps)
244. Geto Boys - six feet deep (192kbps)
245. Ghostface Killah - winter warz (192kbps)
246. Ghostface Killah - Motherless Child (96kbps)
247. Ghostface Killah - All That I Got Is You (96kbps)
248. Ghostface Killah - Apollo Kids (Feat. Method Man, Redman, & Cappadonna) (192kbps)
249. Ghostface Killah - Wu Banga 101 (192kbps)
250. Goretex - Momentary Lapse Of Reason (239kbps)
251. Grandmaster Flash - The Message (feat. Melle Mel & Duke Bootee) (320kbps)
252. Grandmaster Flash - White Lines (Don't Do It) (320kbps)
253. Gravediggaz - Unexplained (192kbps)
254. Gravediggaz - Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide (192kbps)
255. Gravediggaz - 1-800 Suicide (192kbps)
256. Gravediggaz - Diary Of A Madman (192kbps)
257. Group Home - Livin' Proof (147kbps)
258. Group Home - Tha Realness (143kbps)
259. Group Home - Supa Star (128kbps)
260. Guilty Simpson - Yikes (143kbps)
261. GZA - Animal Planet (192kbps)
262. GZA - Fame (192kbps)
263. GZA - Cold World (128kbps)
264. GZA - Shadowboxin' (feat. Method Man) (128kbps)
265. GZA - Investigative Reports (128kbps)
266. GZA - I Gotcha Back (128kbps)
267. GZA - Swordsmen (192kbps)
268. GZA - B.I.B.L.E. (192kbps)
269. Heltah Skeltah - THERAPY - (FEATURING VINIA MOJICA) [Explicit] (150kbps)
270. Heltah Skeltah - DA WIGGY - (FEATURING DA ROCKNESS MONSTAS) [Explicit] (142kbps)
271. Heltah Skeltah - LEFLAUR LEFLAH ESHKOSHKA - (FEATURING HELTAH SKELTAH & O.G.C. AS THE FAB 5) [Explicit] (149kbps)
272. Heltah Skeltah - OPERATION LOCK DOWN [Explicit] (158kbps)
273. Hieroglyphics - Powers that Be (192kbps)
274. Hieroglyphics - Make Your Move Ft. Goapele (192kbps)
275. High & Mighty - B-Boy Document '99 (Feat.Mos Def & Skillz) (320kbps)
276. House of Pain - Jump Around (192kbps)
277. Ice Cube - Amerikkkas Most Wanted (192kbps)
278. Ice Cube - A Gangsta's Fairytale (192kbps)
279. Ice Cube - The Wrong Nigga To Fuck Wit (164kbps)
280. Ice Cube - Check yo Self (Remix) (Feat. Das Efx) (192kbps)
281. Ice Cube - Bow Down (Westside Connection) (192kbps)
282. Ice Cube - Hello (Feat. Dr. Dre & mc Ren) (192kbps)
283. Ice Cube - Jackin' For Beats (192kbps)
284. Ice Cube - WHAT CAN I DO [Explicit] (150kbps)
285. Ice Cube - It Was A Good Day (192kbps)
286. Ice-T - 6'N The Morning (128kbps)
287. Ice-T - You Played Yourself (128kbps)
288. Ice-T - New Jack Hustler (192kbps)
289. Ill Bill - The Anatomy of a School Shooting (175kbps)
290. Ill Bill - American History X (177kbps)
291. Immortal Technique - Dance with the devil (128kbps)
292. Immortal Technique - The Cause of Death (192kbps)
293. Immortal Technique - Freedom of Speech (192kbps)
294. Immortal Technique - Bin Laden (Remix) (Feat.Chuck-D & KRS-One) (179kbps)
295. Jadakiss - Show Discipline Feat Nas (160kbps)
296. Jadakiss - We Gonna Make It Feat Styles (160kbps)
297. Jadakiss - Feel Me (Skit) (160kbps)
298. Jadakiss - All For The Love (128kbps)
299. Jay-Z - Say Hello (202kbps)
300. Jay-Z - Fallin' (182kbps)
301. Jay-Z - Encore (128kbps)
302. Jay-Z - 99 Problems (128kbps)
303. Jay-Z - Takeover (192kbps)
304. Jay-Z - Renagade (Feat. Eminem) (192kbps)
305. Jay-Z - U Don't Know (Remix) (Featuring M.O.P.) (128kbps)
306. Jay-Z - Can't Knock The Hustle (128kbps)
307. Jay-Z - Dead Presidents II (128kbps)
308. Jay-Z - D'evils (128kbps)
309. Jay-Z - 22 Two's (128kbps)
310. Jay-Z - Jigga My Nigga (128kbps)
311. Jay-Z - Streets is Watching (128kbps)
312. Jay-Z - Reservoir Dogs (Feat. L.O.X, Beanie Sigel, Sauce Money) (192kbps)
313. Jay-Z - so ghetto (192kbps)
314. jayz - jay z - whats in a name (192kbps)
315. Jedi Mind Tricks - Retaliation (192kbps)
316. Jedi Mind Tricks - Genghis Khan Feat. Tragedy Khadafi (192kbps)
317. Jedi Mind Tricks - The Wolf (ft. Ill Bill & Sabac (192kbps)
318. Jeru The Damaja - RETURN OF THE CROOKLYN DODGERS (192kbps)
319. Jeru The Damaja - Come Clean (128kbps)
320. Joe Budden - Dumb Out (Produced By The Architechs) (157kbps)
321. Joe Budden - Ventilation (Produced By The Klasix) (180kbps)
322. Joell Ortiz - 125 Part 5 (197kbps)
323. Joell Ortiz - hip hop remix feat. jadakiss and saigon (146kbps)
324. Jungle Brothers - What "U" Waitin' "4" (123kbps)
325. Jungle Brothers - Doin' Our Own Dang (133kbps)
326. Jurassic 5 - A Day At The Races (192kbps)
327. Jurassic 5 - Whats Golden (192kbps)
328. Jurassic 5 - Thin Line (192kbps)
329. Jurassic 5 - Concrete Schoolyard (160kbps)
330. Just Ice - Cold Gettin' Dumb (274kbps)
331. Just Ice - Put That Record Back On (249kbps)
332. Just Ice - That Girl Is A Slut (262kbps)
333. Just-Ice - The Original Gangster of Hiph (192kbps)
334. Kanye West - Jesus Walks (128kbps)
335. Kanye West - Through The Wire (128kbps)
336. Kanye West - Never Let Me Down (feat. Jay-Z) (128kbps)
337. Keith Murray - The Most Beautifullest Thing In This World (168kbps)
338. Keith Murray - Get Lifted (165kbps)
339. Kid Capri - Apollo (192kbps)
340. King Tee - Act A Fool (192kbps)
341. King Tee - Bass (Remix) (192kbps)
342. King Tee - Got It Bad Y'all (192kbps)
343. King Tee - At Your Own Risk (Budha Mix) (192kbps)
344. KMD - Who Me? (174kbps)
345. KMD - Peachfuzz (176kbps)
346. KMD - What A Niggy Know? (175kbps)
347. Kool G. Rap - Road to the Riches (192kbps)
348. Kool G. Rap - Streets of New York (192kbps)
349. Kool G. Rap - Ill Street Blues (192kbps)
350. Kool G. Rap - Fast Life (Feat. Nas) (192kbps)
351. Kool G. Rap - Play It Again, Polo (192kbps)
352. Kool Moe Dee - I Go To Work (156kbps)
353. Kool Moe Dee - How Ya Like Me Now [Longer Version] (192kbps)
354. Kool Moe Dee - Wild Wild West (192kbps)
355. Kris Kross - Jump (128kbps)
356. KRS-One - The MC (128kbps)
357. KRS-One - Step Into A World (Rapture's Delight) (128kbps)
358. KRS-One - South Bronx (192kbps)
359. KRS-One - My Philosophy (103kbps)
360. KRS-One - MC's Act Like They Don't Know (133kbps)
361. KRS-One - I'm Still #1 (105kbps)
362. KRS-One - Outta Here (102kbps)
363. KRS-One - Essays On BDP-ism (117kbps)
364. KRS-One - Love's Gonna Get'cha (Material Love) (128kbps)
365. KRS-One - Black Cop (128kbps)
366. KRS-One - Why Is That? (128kbps)
367. Kurtis Blow - The Breaks (192kbps)
368. L.L. Cool J - I Need Love (192kbps)
369. L.L. Cool J - No Airplay (167kbps)
370. L.L. Cool J - Ill Bomb (143kbps)
371. L.L. Cool J - I Shot Ya (Feat Keith Murray, Prodigy, Foxy Brown & Fat Joe) (165kbps)
372. L.L. Cool J - Around the Way Girl (192kbps)
373. L.L. Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out (192kbps)
374. Large Professor - Ijuswannachill (192kbps)
375. Large Professor - The Mad Scientist (192kbps)
376. Lauryn Hill - Doo Wop (That Thing) (192kbps)
377. Lauryn Hill - Everything Is Everything (192kbps)
378. Leaders of the new school - Case Of The P. T. A. (192kbps)
379. Leaders of the new school - Sobb Story (192kbps)
380. Lil' Wayne - Dr. Carter (Produced By Swizz Beatz) (192kbps)
381. Lil' Wayne - Tha Mobb (208kbps)
382. Lil' Wayne - Hustler Musik (222kbps)
383. Lil' Wayne - Shooter (197kbps)
384. L.L. Cool J - Rock The Bells (192kbps)
385. L.L. Cool J - I Can't Live Without My Radio (256kbps)
386. Lord Finesse - Hip 2 Da Game (192kbps)
387. Lord Finesse - No Gimmicks (Featuring KRS-One) (192kbps)
388. Lord Finesse - Track the Movement (192kbps)
389. Lord Finesse & DJ Mike Smooth - Funky Technician (prod. by Diamond D) (183kbps)
390. Lord Finesse & DJ Mike Smooth - Back To Rhyming (prod. by Showbiz) (190kbps)
391. Lord Finesse & DJ Mike Smooth - Bad Mutha (prod. by Diamond D) (185kbps)
392. Lords of the Underground - Funky Child (192kbps)
393. Lords of the Underground - Madd Skillz (192kbps)
394. Lords of the Underground - Chief Rocka (192kbps)
395. Ludacris - Stick 'em Up (Feat UGK) (192kbps)
396. Lupe Fiasco - Dumb It Down (192kbps)
397. Lupe Fiasco - The Instrumental F. Jonah Matranga (212kbps)
398. Lupe Fiasco - Cool (187kbps)
399. Lupe Fiasco - Pressure F. Jay-Z (190kbps)
400. M.O.P. - How About Some Hardcore [Explicit] (125kbps)
401. M.O.P. - Cold As Ice [Explicit] (136kbps)
402. M.O.P. - Ante Up [Explicit] (102kbps)
403. M.O.P. - Here Today Gone Tomorrow [Explicit] (149kbps)
404. MA$E - Take What's Yours (Feat. DMX) (190kbps)
405. MA$E - 24 Hrs To Live (190kbps)
406. Main Source - Looking At The Front Door (223kbps)
407. Main Source - Live At The Barbeque (Feat.Nas) (174kbps)
408. Mantronix - Bassline (210kbps)
409. Mantronix - Fresh Is The Word (178kbps)
410. Marley Marl - The Symphony (Feat. Master Ace, Craig G., Kool G. Rap and Big Daddy Kane) (192kbps)
411. Mary J. Blige - Real Love (192kbps)
412. Masta Ace - Alphabet Soup (192kbps)
413. Masta Ace - Unfriendly Game (192kbps)
414. Masta Ace - Good Ol Love (160kbps)
415. Masta Ace - Beautiful (160kbps)
416. Masta Ace - Soda And Soap Ft. Jean Grae (160kbps)
417. Masta Ace Incorporated - The I.N.C. Ride (128kbps)
418. Masta Ace Incorporated - Born To Roll (128kbps)
419. Master Ace - Acknowledge (192kbps)
420. MC Lyte - Ruffneck [Explicit] (152kbps)
421. MC Lyte - I Cram to Understand U (192kbps)
422. MC Lyte - Paper Thin (192kbps)
423. MC Serch - Here It Comes (192kbps)
424. MC Serch - Back To The Grill (192kbps)
425. MC Shan - The Bridge (192kbps)
426. MC Shan - Kill That Noise (192kbps)
427. Method Man - Bring The Pain (192kbps)
428. Method Man - All I Need (192kbps)
429. Method Man - Meth vs. Chef (192kbps)
430. MF Doom & Madlib - Figaro (192kbps)
431. Mic Geronimo - Shit's Real (192kbps)
432. Mic Geronimo - Men Vs. Many Featuring O.C And Royal Flush (192kbps)
433. Mic Geronimo - Train Of Thought (192kbps)
434. Mic Geronimo - Nothin' Move But The Money [feat. Kelly Price] (128kbps)
435. Mic Geronimo - Usual Suspects [feat. DMX, Ja Rule, Tragedy & The LOX] (128kbps)
436. Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Fittest (160kbps)
437. Mobb Deep - Eye For A Eye (Your Beef Is Mines) (With NaS & Raekwon) (160kbps)
438. Mobb Deep - Right Back At You (With Ghostface Killah, Raekwon & Big Noyd) (160kbps)
439. Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Pt. II (160kbps)
440. Mobb Deep - Quiet Storm (192kbps)
441. Morcheeba - Let me see (remix) (Feat.Talib Kweli) (192kbps)
442. Mos Def - Umi Says (256kbps)
443. Mos Def - Mathematics (160kbps)
444. Mos Def - Beef (191kbps)
445. Mos Def - Make it All Better (Feat.Talib Kweli & Q-Tip) (165kbps)
446. Mos Def - Summertime (170kbps)
447. Mos Def - Universal Magnetic (179kbps)
552. Mos Def - Fortified Live (Feat.Reflection Eternal & Mr.Man) (191kbps)
448. Murs - Walk Like A Man (128kbps)
449. N.W.A. - Express Yourself (Explicit) (Digital Remaster 00) [Explicit] (174kbps)
450. N.W.A. - A Bitch is a Bitch (Explicit) [Explicit] (156kbps)
451. N.W.A. - 100 Miles And Runnin' (Explicit) [Explicit] (154kbps)
452. N.W.A. - Eazy-Duz-It (210kbps)
453. N.W.A. - Automobile (192kbps)
454. N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton (192kbps)
455. N.W.A. - Fuck Tha Police (192kbps)
456. Nas - Nas - Nas Is Like (128kbps)
457. Nas - N.Y. State Of Mind (128kbps)
458. Nas - Life's a Bitch (Feat. AZ) (128kbps)
459. Nas - The World Is Yours (128kbps)
460. Nas - Nas - Halftime (128kbps)
461. Nas - Nas - Represent (128kbps)
462. Nas - It Ain't Hard To Tell (128kbps)
463. Nas - Affirmative Action (128kbps)
464. Nas - I Gave You Power (128kbps)
465. Nas - Nas - If I Ruled The World (128kbps)
466. Nas - Nas - The Message (128kbps)
467. Nas - Analyize This Ft Jay Z (192kbps)
468. Nas - Understanding (Feat. AZ, Biz Markie) (160kbps)
469. Nas - Ether (192kbps)
470. Nas - Rewind (192kbps)
471. Nas - One Mic (192kbps)
472. Nate Dogg - Oh No (Feat. Mos Def And Pharoahe Monch) (161kbps)
473. Nate Dogg - Lay Low (Feat. Snoop Dogg, Master P,The Eastsidaz) (183kbps)
474. Natural Elements - Magnetic (160kbps)
475. Naughty By Nature - O.P.P. (256kbps)
476. Naughty By Nature - Uptown Anthem (256kbps)
477. Naughty By Nature - Hip Hop Hooray (256kbps)
478. Necro - Bury You With Satan (192kbps)
479. Necro - The Most Sadistic Ft. ILL BILL (231kbps)
480. Necro - I Need Drugs (216kbps)
481. Necro - Get On Your Knees (213kbps)
482. Nice & Smooth - Funky For You (256kbps)
483. Nice & Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies (128kbps)
484. Non Phixion - Cult Leader (320kbps)
485. Non Phixion - Rock Stars (320kbps)
486. Non Phixion - I Shot Reagan (192kbps)
487. Noreaga - Mathematics (Esta Loca) (192kbps)
488. Notorious B.I.G - Kick In The Door (128kbps)
489. Notorious B.I.G - Ten Crack Commandments (128kbps)
490. Notorious B.I.G - Victory (Feat.Puff Daddy) (192kbps)
491. Notorious B.I.G - Gimme the Loot (128kbps)
492. Notorious B.I.G - The What (128kbps)
493. Notorious B.I.G - Juicy (128kbps)
494. Notorious B.I.G - Unbelievable (128kbps)
495. Notorious B.I.G. - Dead Wrong (Feat. Eminem) (256kbps)
496. Notorious B.I.G. - Rap Phenomenon (Feat. Method Man & Redman) (256kbps)
497. Notorious B.I.G. - Who Shot Ya? (256kbps)
498. O.C. - Dangerous (Featuring Big L) (221kbps)
499. O.C. - M.U.G. (Featuring Freddie Foxxx) (197kbps)
500. O.C. - Time's Up (192kbps)
501. O.G.C. - da storm (192kbps)
502. O.G.C. - hurricane starang (192kbps)
503. O.G.C. - no fear (192kbps)
504. Ol Dirty Bastard - brooklyn zoo (192kbps)
505. Ol Dirty Bastard - shimmy shimmy ya (192kbps)
506. ONYX - Throw Ya Gunz (192kbps)
507. ONYX - Slam (192kbps)
508. Organized Konfusion - The Rough Side Of Town (189kbps)
509. Organized Konfusion - Bring It On (185kbps)
510. Organized Konfusion - Stray Bullet (186kbps)
511. Outkast - ATLiens (192kbps)
512. Outkast - Elevators (Me & You) (192kbps)
513. Outkast - b.o.b. (192kbps)
514. Outkast - two dope boyz (192kbps)
515. Outkast - rosa parks (192kbps)
516. Outkast - southernplayalistic (192kbps)
517. OutKast - The Whole World (151kbps)
518. OutKast - Aquemini [Explicit] (169kbps)
519. OutKast - Player's Ball (152kbps)
520. OutKast - Git Up, Git Out (150kbps)
521. Outkast - Hey Ya (192kbps)
522. OutKast - So Fresh, So Clean [Explicit] (163kbps)
523. Papoose - Alphabetical Slaughter (189kbps)
524. Papoose - Born In NYC (146kbps)
525. Pete Rock - Verbal Murder 2 (Feat. Common, Big Pun, Noreaga) (240kbps)
526. Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth - Straighten It Out (126kbps)
527. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - They Reminisce Over You (128kbps)
528. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Get On The Mic (128kbps)
529. Pharcyde - Passing Me By (192kbps)
530. Pharcyde - Drop (192kbps)
531. Pharoahe Monch - Simon Says (192kbps)
532. Pharoahe Monch - The Truth (ft.Common, Talib Kweli) (192kbps)
533. Poor Righteous Teachers - Rock Dis Funky Joint (192kbps)
534. Positive K - I Got A Man (224kbps)
535. Prodigy - Keep It Thoro (128kbps)
536. Public Enemy - Bring The Noise (208kbps)
537. Public Enemy - Rebel Without A Pause (192kbps)
538. Public Enemy - Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos (192kbps)
539. Public Enemy - Fight The Power (192kbps)
540. Public Enemy - Welcome To The Terrordome (192kbps)
541. Public Enemy - 911 Is A Joke (192kbps)
542. Public Enemy - Shut Em Down (192kbps)
543. Queen Latifah - UNITY (160kbps)
544. Raekwon - Criminology (192kbps)
545. Raekwon - Incarcerated Scarfaces (192kbps)
546. Raekwon - Verbal Intercourse (ft.Nas) (192kbps)
547. Raekwon - Ice Cream (192kbps)
548. Ras Kass - Ghetto Fabulous (224kbps)
549. Ras Kass - Interview With A Vampire (224kbps)
550. Ras Kass - Nature Of The Threat (192kbps)
551. Ras Kass - Goldyn Chyld (192kbps)
553. Redman - Rock Da Spot (118kbps)
554. Redman - Pick It Up (123kbps)
555. Redman - Do What U Feel (109kbps)
556. Redman - How to Roll a Blunt (192kbps)
557. Redman - Time 4 Sum Aksion (192kbps)
558. Roxanne Shante - Bite This (128kbps)
559. Roxanne Shante - Roxanne's Revenge (128kbps)
560. Royal Flush - Movin' On Your Weak Productions (Produced by Da Beatminerz) (128kbps)
561. Royal Flush - Worldwide (Produced by L.E.S.) (128kbps)
562. Run DMC - Runs House (128kbps)
563. Run DMC - Beats to the Rhyme (128kbps)
564. Run DMC - Peter Piper (128kbps)
565. Run DMC - Sucker Mcs (128kbps)
566. Run DMC - Walk This Way (feat. Aerosmith) (128kbps)
567. Sadat X - Escape From New York (128kbps)
568. Saigon - War Remix Ft. Nas (143kbps)
569. Saigon - Slap Niggas Ft. Talib Kweli (127kbps)
570. Salt-N-Pepa - Push It (160kbps)
571. Scarface - Seen A Man Die (192kbps)
572. Sean Price - Mess You Made [Explicit] (158kbps)
573. Sean Price - Onion Head [Explicit] (149kbps)
574. Sean Price - Boom Bye Yeah [Explicit] (146kbps)
575. Showbiz & A.G. - Next Level (Nyte Time Mix) (192kbps)
576. Showbiz & AG - Party Groove (Bass Mix) (128kbps)
577. Showbiz & AG - Soul Clap (Short Version) (128kbps)
578. Sir Mix-A-Lot - Baby Got Back (162kbps)
579. Skillz - The Rap Up 2002 (128kbps)
580. Skillz - The Rap Up 2003 (128kbps)
581. Skillz - The Rap Up 2004 (192kbps)
582. Skillz - The Rap Up 2005 (192kbps)
583. Skillz - The Rap Up 2006 (169kbps)
584. Skillz - The Rap Up 2007 (128kbps)
585. Skillz - The Nod Factor (320kbps)
586. Slick Rick - Children's Story (192kbps)
587. Slick Rick - Mona Lisa (192kbps)
588. Slick Rick - The Show (Feat. Doug E. Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew) (96kbps)
589. Slick Rick - La Di Da Di (96kbps)
590. Slum Village - Reunion (feat. J Dilla) (210kbps)
591. Smif-N-Wessun - Sound Bwoy Bureill (187kbps)
592. Smif-N-Wessun - Bucktown (193kbps)
593. Smif-N-Wessun - Let's Git It On (181kbps)
594. Smooth Da Hustla - Broken Language (218kbps)
595. Snoop Dogg - Gin And Juice (128kbps)
596. Snoop Dogg - Murder Was The Case (128kbps)
597. Snoop Dogg - Serial Killa (Feat. Ice Cube) (128kbps)
598. Snoop Dogg - Snoop Dogg - Lodi Dodi (128kbps)
599. Snoop Dogg - Snoop Dogg - Ain't No Fun (128kbps)
600. Snoop Dogg - Snoop Dogg - Tha Shiznit (128kbps)
601. Snoop Dogg - Who Am I (What's My Name-) (128kbps)
602. Snoop Dogg - Drop It Like It's Hot Feat. Ph (203kbps)
603. Souls Of Mischief - '93 'Til Infinity (154kbps)
604. Special Ed - I Got It Made (192kbps)
605. Special Ed - I'm The Magnificent (128kbps)
606. Spice 1 - Welcome To The Ghetto (150kbps)
607. Stetsasonic - Talkin' All That Jazz (Album Version) (134kbps)
608. Stetsasonic - Faye (160kbps)
609. Styles P - Switch My Style (184kbps)
610. Styles P - Good Times (128kbps)
611. Styles P - The Life (Feat. Pharoahe Monch) (128kbps)
612. T La Rock - back To Burn (160kbps)
613. T La Rock - Its Time To Chill (160kbps)
614. Talib Kweli - Wack Niggas (Feat. Common, Kanye West and Consequence) (192kbps)
615. Talib Kweli - Get By (128kbps)
616. Talib Kweli - Guerrilla Monsoon Rap (featuring Black Thought & Pharoahe Monch) (128kbps)
617. Talib Kweli - Some Kind Of Wonderful (160kbps)
618. Talib Kweli - The Blast (160kbps)
619. Termanology - 50 Bodies (156kbps)
620. Tha Alkaholiks - Wlix (128kbps)
621. Tha Alkaholiks - Likwidation (160kbps)
622. Tha Alkaholiks - Hip Hop Drunkies (160kbps)
623. Tha Alkaholiks - Likwit (192kbps)
624. Tha Alkaholiks - Only When I'm Drunk (192kbps)
625. The Beatnuts - Watch Out Now (320kbps)
626. The Beatnuts - Straight Jacket (192kbps)
627. The Beatnuts - Let Off A Couple (192kbps)
628. The Fat Boys - Human Beat Box [Disco 3] (192kbps)
629. The Fat Boys - Jail House Rap (192kbps)
630. The Game - Dreams (Produced By Kanye West) (200kbps)
631. The Game - Start From Scratch (Feat. Marsha Of Floetry) (Produced By Dr. Dre & Scott Storch) (179kbps)
632. The L.O.X. - Money, Power, Respect (128kbps)
633. The L.O.X. - Blood Pressure (128kbps)
634. The Lost Boyz - Renee (128kbps)
635. The Lost Boyz - Me And My Crazy World (320kbps)
636. The Lost Boyz - Beasts From The East (320kbps)
637. The Roots - The Next Movement (197kbps)
638. The Roots - You Got Me (140kbps)
639. The Roots - Act Too (Love Of My Life) (159kbps)
640. The Roots - Clones (189kbps)
641. The Roots - Pass the Popcorn (192kbps)
642. The Roots - Double Trouble (Feat. Mos Def) (192kbps)
643. The Roots - Dont Say Nuthin (192kbps)
644. The Roots - The Web (192kbps)
645. The Sugar Hill Gang - Rapper's Delight (160kbps)
646. Tim Dog - I Get Wrecked (Feat. KRS-One) (228kbps)
647. Tone Loc - Funky Cold Medina (169kbps)
648. Too $hort - Partytime (195kbps)
649. Too $hort - Gettin' It (147kbps)
650. Too Short - Wild Wild West [Explicit] (149kbps)
651. Too Short - Invasion Of The Flat Booty B*tches [Explicit] (171kbps)
652. Too Short - Burn Rubber (155kbps)
653. Treacherous Three - We Wit It (Feat. Big Daddy Kane, Chuck D, Grandmaster Caz, Heavy D, Melle Mel, Tito) (192kbps)
654. Treacherous Three - Feel the New Heartbeat (Feat. Doug E Fresh) (192kbps)
655. U.T.F.O. - The Real Roxanne (160kbps)
656. U.T.F.O. - Roxanne, Roxanne (128kbps)
657. UGK - Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You) Featuring Outkast (190kbps)
658. UGK - Ridin' Dirty (192kbps)
659. Ultramagnetic MC's - Ego Trippin (192kbps)
660. Warren G Feat. Nate Dogg - Regulate (194kbps)
661. Wrecks In Effects - Rump Shaker (128kbps)
662. Wu-Tang Clan - Bring Da Ruckus (128kbps)
663. Wu-Tang Clan - Shame On a Nigga (176kbps)
664. Wu-Tang Clan - Da Mystery of Chessboxin' (182kbps)
665. Wu-Tang Clan - Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit (218kbps)
666. Wu-Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M (128kbps)
667. Wu-Tang Clan - Protect Ya Neck (128kbps)
668. Wu-Tang Clan - Wings Of The Morning (128kbps)
669. Wu-Tang Clan - Gravel Pit (203kbps)
670. Wu-Tang Clan - Cash Still Rules/Scary Hours (128kbps)
671. Wu-Tang Clan - Triumph (128kbps)
672. Wu-Tang Clan - Black Trump (128kbps)
673. Xzibit - Paparazzi (192kbps)
674. Xzibit - What U See Is What U Get (160kbps)
675. Zion I - Temperature (Feat.Talib Kweli) (192kbps)

Download stic.man feat. Young Noble - "MY S.W.A.G. IS UP"

2009-04-14T17:40:00.003+02:00

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Though some feel the term “swag” has become overused and abused, stic.man of dead prez dares to offer a refreshing perspective on his new single and video “My Swag is Up” from his on-line exclusive debut solo album Manhood Deluxe Edition. Exhibiting stic.man’ssignature balance of raw energy, positive attitude and heart felt inspiration,“My Swag is Up” is the underdog success anthem of the Summer.

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2009-03-21T15:44:00.005+01:00

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Use Rap and Hip-Hop beats in many ways...

2009-02-23T23:11:00.002+01:00

These days it's possible to download a huge amount of royalty free hip hop beats (in a wide variety of styles) just by joining an inexpensive online hip hop beats membership site. Obviously this appeals to those who want beats to rap over or who want to create their own hip hop instrumentals using these beats. That's a great use of these beats and if that's what you are looking for then I definitely recommend you join a royalty free hip hop beats membership site now. But there's really a lot more ways of using these types of beats that may have nothing to do with hip hop or rap.

Guitar Practice

One great way you can use hip hop beats is for practicing your guitar playing. Don't you think it'll be a lot easier to "get into a groove" playing along a cool hip hop beat rather than just playing along with a metronome? Don't you think that will help you to unleash more of creativity? I know that I hate practicing guitar while using a metronome and I also don't always want to be playing along with a song. I prefer playing along with hip hop beats (sometimes I like to write my own riffs while I do this.) I think you may prefer it as well if you give it a chance.

Use Hip Hop Beats In Your Own Songs

While these beats may be intended for hip hop music, there's no reason you can't experiment with using these sorts of beats in your own rock or pop music. If you don't have a drummer then this is a great alternative. Plus you may find you end up with a more interesting sound than you would using a real drummer anyway. Try it out.

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Get free Hip-Hop and Rap Beats

2009-02-23T23:05:00.003+01:00

First things first, if you are looking for free rap, dirty south, club or hip hop beats/instrumentals then you must be a musician, emcee or producer. Free beats are all over the Internet. For example, soundclick. Soundclick has a large variety of different types of beats/instrumentals, ranging from old school rap beats to new school dirty south bangers. The site has a lot of new producers who will more then likely be willing to give their beats to you for free or already have links to download beats for free.

Here's a step by step guide to download free beats/instrumentals from soundclick...

1. Go to soundclick

2. At the top right of the screen there should be a search button type in free beats at click search.

3. A list of producers with free beats will come. Click on any link that appeals to you.

4. After clicking on one of the links the producers page will come up.

5. Go to there music page and all you will be able to listen and download any of the beats that have a download button beside the name.

6. After downloading the beat you are ready to record your next hit!, make sure you contact the producer/composer before using the beat for profitable use.

There you have it a step by step guide to finding free beats on soundclick.

or...

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Make hip-hop, rap beats with the best software today

2009-02-23T23:00:00.002+01:00

Anyone who has a flair for mixing beats, loops and sounds can easily create hip hop beats with hip hop beat making software. Also if you are into a money-making venture involving the creation of music beats that will surely sell, you should purchase software that enables you to create hip shop sounds without the need to purchase or use expensive sound equipment.

With beat making software, you can create professional sounding beats like the beats you hear from CD's and computers. The software will guide you on how to structure your beats that will surely bring people on the dance floor. You can make experiments on your beats by mixing it with other sound factors and then save it into an audio file for later use. Another great plus is that you can edit or track your changes to your own audio file. You won't need to use those heavily-paid musicians as well as the heavy equipment to come up with a successful hip hop beat.

Music beat making software can also be a great starting ground for beginners who would want to join the music industry. Creating hip hop beats is not just for fun and exciting, but for profit as well. Imagine having the enjoyment of making the people groove with your beats and yet reaping the gold out it! The best beats out there can be sold from $10 to $500,000! I guess this fact will surely make every person want to learn and practice creating beats through software.

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How to make or get Hip-Hop beats, Rap beats...?

2009-02-23T22:31:00.003+01:00

Getting Started As A Rapper

If you want to be a rapper or a hip hop producer then you'll probably want to buy some royalty free hip hop beats online to get started with. These are beats that you can literally do anything you want with without paying any royalty fees. You basically buy the beats up front and then they are yours to do whatever you want with.

Stale Beats

The problem you may run into is that a lot of places will be selling very stale beats that may have sounded fresh in 1993 but sound very dated today. You're going to want to have access to the freshest beats.

Different Styles/Genres

Some websites that sell hip hop beats online only have a few different genres (or styles) to download. It's best to go to a site that has a large selection of styles so that you can be sure you can find exactly what you are looking for.

Selection

There are some sites that only have a few hundred beats to choose from. That's no good. You may not find what you are looking for with a smaller selection. Or you may end up using the exact same beats as a lot of other people. This will make it much harder to stand out in the crowd.

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2008-10-25T17:23:00.003+02:00

Contents of download: Negativ - Hinderlijk.rar
Category: Dutch Rap
Playlist files:
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 1. Intro
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 2. Probleem in de game
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 3. Logisch
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 4. Skud Skuddem (Ft. Sjaak, Dio, Sef)
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 5. Spacen
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 6. Money Money Buit Buit
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 7. Ze is Zo (Ft. The Partysquad, Leo)
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 8. Kutdag
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 9. Hoeren in de club (Ft. Kimo)
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 10. Bla Bla
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 11. Onion
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 12. Let op wat je zegt
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 13. Je bent het (Ft. Yes-R)
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 14. Baasis
Negativ, Hinderlijk - 15. Outro

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Trina In Accident In Belize; Issues Statement

2008-07-27T22:32:00.001+02:00

Rapper Trina and NBA player Kenyon Martin were involved in a car accident late last night (July 25) in Belize. Trina and Martin were in the country for a Hip-Hop peace rally and charity basketball game.

According to reports, the accident occured shortly after they arrived at Belize's airport.

The pair were traveling with a police motorcade in a Ford Excursion on Northern Highway, when a minivan struck the side of the SUV.

Both Trina and Martin were in the backseat of the SUV when the accident occurred and escaped injuries.

"Trina was in a small fender bender in Belize, yesterday on her way from the airport to a charity basketball event this weekend," Trina's publicist Krystle Coleman said in a statement. "She is currently fine, and 'extremely thankful' that no one was hurt in the small car accident. She is looking forward to the rest of her weekend on vacation and thankful for everyone's safety."

The driver of the minivan, George Abraham, suffered minor injuries but his 12 and nine year- old-sons sustained injuries more severe.

In an interview after the accident with Belize's Local 7 News, Abraham accused Trina and Martin's driver of being in the wrong.

“I was on my right hand side and this vehicle overtake on this side," Abraham said. "That guy was in the wrong in that vehicle. I was on my correct hand. 'Ahh my shoulder.'”

Other witnesses said the police motorcade was so large, that oncoming traffic was forced to swerve to the sides on a narrow stretch of the road.

“Bringing in such a huge figure within the NBA, we thought that it would just add some level of our thoughts and what it meant having them coming into our country and we wanted to show them with humbleness what it is that it means to us as Belizeans and also – everybody’s been expecting them,” organizer Diane Finnegan told Local 7 News.

Police are investigating the accident, as well as if the motorcade for Trina and Kenyon Martin was officially sanctioned.

“Freeway” Ricky Ross Speaks On Rapper Rick Ross

2008-07-26T18:25:00.000+02:00

Incarcerated former drug kingpin “Freeway” Ricky Ross has decided to break his silence on the recent revelations into the past of the rapper that bears his name, Miami artist Rick Ross. Since the rapper’s debut, many have wondered of a possible connection, since the artist not only bears the name of the former kingpin, but also sports a similar beard and cites stories of extensive drug and criminal activity in his rhymes.

Now that the rapper, real name William Roberts, has been confirmed to have worked as a correction officer, the original Ricky Ross tells that he attempted to steer his rap counterpart away from public embarrassment.

“After seeing all the stuff that has been going on with the Correctional Officer (William Roberts) that stole my name, [it] makes me think back to a year and a half ago when we spoke,” Ross explained. “I tried to talk to him like a big brother and let him know to be you, and that he couldn’t be me. And that if he wanted to rap the lifestyle that he couldn’t frame it based on my life.”

Roberts has repeatedly denied that he based his music persona on the real Ross’ criminal exploits.

Ross, who today regrets the actions that helped destroy his community and land him in prison, can only shake his head at the unnecessary predicament Roberts has put himself in.

“How different his life would have been if he would have taken my advice,” Ross reflected. “You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can’t fool all the people all the time.”

In the early and mid 80’s, Ross controlled most of the Los Angeles drug trade, and had ties to the Iran-Contra scandal due to his suppliers.

In 1996 Ross was sentenced to life in prison for attempting to purchase over 100 kilos from a federal agent.

He successfully appealed and had his sentence reduced to 20 years.

Ross is scheduled to be released on August 13, 2010.

Rapper Gucci Mane Arrested, Alleged DUI

2008-07-26T02:22:00.000+02:00

Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane is out on bail today after a traffic stop resulted in his arrest early Wednesday morning (Jul 23) just south of Atlanta. The Atlantic Records recording artist, born Radric Davis, was taken into custody by Henry County Police officers following a routine traffic stop. While details of the arrest were not available at press time, a subsequent search of Gucci's vehicle yielded a small amount of marijuana. The rapper was also found to be under the influence of drugs.

Gucci Mane was taken to the Henry County Jail in McDonough, GA at 6:00am, where he was booked under charges of Driving Under the Influence of drugs, possession of less than one ounce of marijuana, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.

He was released approximately three hours later, after posting a $3,356 bond.

The Game Denies Dissing Eminem, Proof

2008-07-26T02:21:00.000+02:00

Days after a leaked version of his song "My Life" surfaced on the Internet, The Game is setting the record straight over speculation on whether or not he dissed fellow rapper Eminem and Proof. "My Life" is one of the song’s featured on the Compton, California rapper’s forthcoming album L.A.X.

Since the song’s release, talk has centered on a portion of track, which features Lil Wayne, where The Game rhymes:

"You see them 24’s spinning, I earned ‘em/and all the pictures of me and Em/I burned them/ So there ain't no proof I walked through 8 Mile/ And so since it ain't no Proof, I'll never walk through 8 Mile.”

Although some believe, the rapper’s remarks were aimed at Eminem and possibly Proof, The Game is quick to say "My Life’s" real meaning has nothing to do with disrespecting anyone mentioned in the song.

"When I originally wrote the song ‘My Life,’ I was trying to think back on events that affected my life and how they changed me," The Game said in a statement, citing Dr. Dre, Eminem and Proof among those he met when he first got signed to Aftermath and G-Unit Records.

"But it was Proof whom the Game bonded with most. I always identified with Proof. We were always cool and he would reach out to me when ever I was going through something," The Game said of his relationship with the deceased Detroit rapper, who was shot and killed on April 11.

"I remember when Proof died vividly and now every time I think about going to Detroit I get depressed,” The Game said. “That is what I was trying to say in that verse and the more I looked at I realized that people would take it the wrong way…the way they are taking it now that it leaked."

Despite efforts to make changes to the song and take out the questionable verse "so that this bulls**t wouldn’t happen," the Game couldn’t escape the fallout over what he recorded.

Nevertheless, fans will get a different version of "My Life" when L.A.X. is released. The rapper and Lil Wayne recently finished shooting a video for the song.

"For the record, this is not the version on my album, this is not the version that radio will get and this is not the version that I just shot the video to," The Game said, acknowledging those who may have been negatively impacted by "My Life."

"Furthermore, I apologize to anyone who took this the wrong way as that was never my intention," The Game said.

The Game’s L.A.X. is slated to hit stores on Aug. 26.

Lil Wayne Sued Over Rolling Stones Track

2008-07-26T02:20:00.000+02:00

Lil Wayne has been named as the defendant in a new copyright infringement and unfair competition suit filed a Manhattan court on Thursday (July 24).
The owners of portions of the Rolling Stones' catalogue are seeking unspecified damages for what they say is the rapper’s unauthorized use of the song "Play With Fires," by creating a song by the same title.

According to Reuters, Abkco Music Inc. accuses Wayne, born Dwayne Carter, those with whom he collaborated on the track, and Cash Money Records, of releasing an altered version of the Stones' recording, borrowing too closely from the song's original lyrics and music.

One example cited is Lil Wayne‘s use of the line "but you can't blame me if I set this stage on fire," which Abkco says is too similar to "but don't play with me, 'cause you're playing with fire" from the original.

Abkco also takes issue with what they call "explicit, sexist and offensive language" used on Wayne's "Play With Fire," which appears on his latest release Tha Carter III.

The company states in it's suit that the similarities between the two versions could lead audiences to believe that Abkco and the Rolling Stones approved the alleged "remake."

This is the second lawsuit levied against Lil' Wayne this year, for a track featured on Tha Carter III, which slipped to the number 2 position on the Billboard 200 chart this week, after a five-week run in the top slot.

In May, popular South African singer Karma-Ann Swanepoel accused him of using her track "Once" on the controversial song "I Feel Like Dying," which started out as a popular mixtape release before being added to the new album.

O'Reilly Calls Out Nas, Dismisses Fox Protest

2008-07-26T02:19:00.000+02:00

Pundit Bill O’Reilly has responded to Nas’ protest at Fox headquarters yesterday, calling the demonstration nothing more than a publicity stunt. On his show, O’Reilly again took aim at the Queensbridge poet’s lyrics.

“As you may have heard, that guy [Nas] is accusing Fox News of being a racist organization. This from a person that makes a living peddling the ‘n word’ and violent lyrics to his target audience of children and young adults,” O’Reilly stated last night on his show the O’Reilly Factor. “He is a real champ.”

O’Reilly further dismissed the media attention the protest received, which was fueled by over 600,000 petition signatures condemning the network’s alleged demeaning actions, such as O’Reilly threatening a “lynching” party on Michelle Obama and the network referring to her as “Obama’s baby mama.”

“The good news is that very few media have given him attention and those who did don’t deserve your attention, they are corrupt,” O’Reilly claimed.

Despite Nas’ untitled album’s standing as the number one release in the country, O’Reilly was adamant that the critically acclaimed LP is a disappointment that fueled Nas’ protest.

“Nas had an obvious agenda. His new album is a bomb, a disaster, a catastrophe, and he desperately wants attention” O’Reilly explained. “Two years ago his last album sold 355,000 copies his first week and this time only 187,000 copies. Not good. I hope I’m not a racist for pointing that out.”

The feud between O’Reilly and Nas began last year when the controversial commentator denounced Nas as a violent rapper, after the he was scheduled to perform a benefit concert for Virginia Tech victims.

Nas responded in various print media before an official response on his new album titled “Sly Fox.”

Yesterday, Nas delivered over 600,000 petition signatures to Fox’s Manhattan headquarters and delivered a short speech criticizing the network as a “propaganda machine” and racist in its coverage of African-Americans.

Later, the rapper was interviewed by political satirist Stephen Colbert on his show “the Colbert Report” and performed “Sly Fox.”

There, he once again revealed he would be willing to debate O’ Reilly on their differences.

Nas’ untitled album was released on July 15 and is currently ranked #1 on Billboard’s top 200 album chart.

Diddy Reveals Masterplan For TV

2008-07-26T02:17:00.001+02:00

Building on his already lucrative portfolio of reality show brands, mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has announced the launch of his new VH1 show, I Want to Work for Diddy. The first hour long episode is set to premier August 4 at 9:00 pm and will follow 13 aspiring assistants as they struggle through a myriad of emotional, mental, and physical challenges, for the opportunity to work directly under Diddy.

The applicant’s work will be narrowed down by a panel of judges: Warner Music VP Kevin Liles, Sean John Marketing Director and former Diddy assistant Capricorn Clark, and Island Def Jam Chief of Staff Phil Robinson.

Diddy spoke exclusively to AllHipHop.com about how the new show came about and his long term plans for his various television brands.

“This is an overall plan of mine I’ve had for the past year to take over the airwaves,” Diddy said. “For the month of August I have three shows on the air. On Monday you have I Want to Work for Diddy, Tuesday you have Run’s House, and Wednesday you got Making the Band. So every time you turn on VH1 or MTV you’ll see the Bad Boy logo or hear the music. It’s a lot of real estate and brand marketing that I’m experimenting with along with the creative content that I’ve put together.”

Even with the large amount of airtime, Diddy is not worried about overkill or monotony, since each show remains distinct and showcases positive images of successful young African-American’s and Latinos.

And as a pioneer in reality TV shows focused on African-Americans, Diddy feels an obligation to show his community how to empower themselves.

“It’s a lot of African-American talent that’s on the shows,” Diddy beamed. “I’m very proud of that and to add color to MTV, VH1, and Viacom. It’s [about] the positive messages but making them all distinct. It’s about us being able to empower ourselves, not asking for any handouts. You see that on Run’s House where the children are starting their own businesses. With Making the Band we’ve taking the show on the road for the first time. You’ll be able to see the competitive nature between the groups in different cities. And I Want to Work for Diddy is about following your dreams no matter where you come from.”

Run’s House is in its fifth season and airs Wednesdays at 10pm on MTV.

I Want to for Diddy premiers Monday August 4 on VH1.

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2008-07-20T20:15:00.003+02:00

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Playlist files:

1. 2Pac - Against All Odds (192kbps)
2. 2pac - All Eyez On Me (128kbps)
3. 2pac - Ambitionz As A Ridah (128kbps)
4. 2Pac - Bomb First (My Second Reply) (192kbps)
5. 2Pac - Changes (256kbps)
6. 2Pac - Dear Mama (256kbps)
7. 2Pac - me against the world (192kbps)
8. 2Pac - Picture Me Rollin' (256kbps)
9. 50 Cent - How To Rob (192kbps)
10. 50 Cent - Many Men (Wish Death) (192kbps)
11. 50 Cent - The Good Die Young (192kbps)
12. 8Ball And MJG - Throw Your Hands Up (Feat. Outkast) (160kbps)
13. A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour (128kbps)
14. A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It? (128kbps)
15. A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation (128kbps)
16. A Tribe Called Quest - Find a Way (128kbps)
17. A Tribe Called Quest - Jazz (We've Got) (128kbps)
18. A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario (128kbps)
19. Afrika Bambaata - Planet Rock (160kbps)
20. Andre Nickatina - Ayo For Yayo (160kbps)
21. Artifacts - Wrong Side of The Tracks (128kbps)
22. Atmosphere - Guarantees (256kbps)
23. Atmosphere - Modern Man's Hustle (192kbps)
24. Atmosphere - Smart Went Crazy (181kbps)
25. Audio Two - Top Billin' (192kbps)
26. AZ - Mo Money, Mo Murder Homicide (192kbps)
27. AZ - Uncut Raw (192kbps)
28. Beanie Sigel - Feel It In The Air (158kbps)
29. Beanie Sigel - The Truth (192kbps)
30. Benefit - So Sick (128kbps)
31. Big Daddy Kane - Ain't No Half Steppin' (128kbps)
32. Big Daddy Kane - Raw (256kbps)
33. Big Daddy Kane - Set It Off (256kbps)
34. Big Daddy Kane - Warm It Up, Kane (256kbps)
35. Big L - 98' Freestyle (128kbps)
36. Big L - Da Graveyard (Feat. Lord Finesse, Jay-Z, Microphone Nut, Y.U.) (199kbps)
37. Big L - Deadly Combination (Feat. 2Pac) (128kbps)
38. Big L - Ebonics (128kbps)
39. Big L - Fall Back (Feat. Kool G Rap) (128kbps)
40. Big L - Platinum Plus (128kbps)
41. Big L - Work Part II (Feat Gangstarr) (192kbps)
42. Big Pun - Banned From TV (Feat. L.O.X, Cam'Ron, Nature, N.O.R.E) (192kbps)
43. Big Pun - It's So Hard (192kbps)
44. Big Pun - John Blaze (feat.Nas, Jadakiss, Raekwon, Fat Joe) (192kbps)
45. Big Pun - Off the Books (Feat. The Beatnuts) (192kbps)
46. Big Pun - Super Lyrical (feat. Black Thought of The Roots) (128kbps)
47. Big Pun - The Dream Shatterer (128kbps)
48. Big Pun - Twinz (Deep Cover 98) (128kbps)
49. Big Pun - You Ain't a Killer (192kbps)
50. Biz Markie - Nobody Beats The Biz (128kbps)
51. Black Moon - Buck Em Down (173kbps)
52. Black Moon - Who Got Da Props (179kbps)
53. Blackstar - Definition (128kbps)
54. Blackstar - Re: Definition (128kbps)
55. Blackstar - Respiration (Feat. Common) (128kbps)
56. Blackstar - Thieves in the Night (128kbps)
57. Bone Thugs N' Harmony - Tha Crossroads (128kbps)
58. Bone Thugs N' Harmony - Thug Love (Feat. 2Pac) (128kbps)
59. Boogie Down Productions - Im Still Number 1 (192kbps)
60. Boogie Down Productions - Poetry (183kbps)
61. Boogie Down Productions - Remix for P is Free (201kbps)
62. Boogie Down Productions - The Bridge is Over (167kbps)
63. Brand Nubian - Slow Down (124kbps)
64. Brother Ali - Think It Through (192kbps)
65. Brother Ali - Truth Is (195kbps)
66. Brother Ali - Whatcha' Got (212kbps)
67. Brother Ali - Whatever (192kbps)
68. Busta Rhymes - Gimme Some More (128kbps)
69. Busta Rhymes - Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check (128kbps)
70. Camp Lo - Luchini AKA This Is It (192kbps)
71. Canibus - 100 Bars (195kbps)
72. Canibus - 2nd Round K.O (191kbps)
73. Capone-N-Noreaga - Illegal Life (128kbps)
74. Capone-N-Noreaga - L.A., L.A. (Feat.Mobb Deep & Tradgedy Khadafi) (128kbps)
75. Capone-N-Noreaga - T.O.N.Y. (Top Of New York) (128kbps)
76. Cassidy - Get 'Em (Feat. Swizz Beatz) (208kbps)
77. Clipse - Grindin' (128kbps)
78. Common - Bitch In You (128kbps)
79. Common - I Used To Love H.E.R. (128kbps)
80. Common - Resurrection (128kbps)
81. Common - Tekzilla (192kbps)
82. Common - The Game (146kbps)
83. Common - Thisisme (128kbps)
84. Common & Sadat X - 1-9-9-9 (320kbps)
85. Consequence - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly (Feat. Kanye West) (185kbps)
86. Coolio - Gangsters Paradise (128kbps)
87. Cormega - American Beauty (192kbps)
88. Cormega - Raps A Hustle (192kbps)
89. Cormega - Therapy (192kbps)
90. Craig Mack - Flava In Ya Ear (Remix) (Feat. Notorious BIG, LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes) (128kbps)
91. Cypress Hill - How Could I Kill A Man (200kbps)
92. Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain (224kbps)
93. Da Brat - Funkdafied (256kbps)
94. Das EFX - Rap Scholar (Feat. Redman) [Original Version] (192kbps)
95. Das EFX - Real Hip Hop (Pete Rock Remix) (192kbps)
96. De La Soul - Buddy (Feat. A Tribe Called Quest, Jungle Brothers, Queen Latifah, Monie Love) (192kbps)
97. De La Soul - Me Myself And I (192kbps)
98. Dead Prez - Hip-Hop (192kbps)
99. Digable Planets - Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat) (128kbps)
100. Digital Underground - The Humpty Dance (192kbps)
101. Dilated Peoples - The Platform (256kbps)
102. Dilated Peoples - This Way [Feat. Kanye West] (128kbps)
103. Dj Jazzy Jeff And The Fresh Prince - Summertime (204kbps)
104. DMX - Blackout (Feat. Lox & Jay-Z) (128kbps)
105. DMX - Comin From (Feat. Mary J Blige) (128kbps)
106. DMX - Damien (192kbps)
107. DMX - Let me Fly (192kbps)
108. DMX - Look Thru My Eyes (192kbps)
109. DMX - Ruff Ryders Anthem (192kbps)
110. DMX - Slippin' (128kbps)
111. Dr.Dre - Fuck Wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin') (128kbps)
112. Dr.Dre - Let Me Ride (128kbps)
113. Dr.Dre - Nuthin But A G Thang (128kbps)
114. Dr.Dre - The Next Episode (128kbps)
115. Dr.Dre - Xxplosive (128kbps)
116. Eazy-E - Boyz-N-The-Hood (Remix) (207kbps)
117. Eminem - Bitch Please II (Feat.Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, Xzibit) (128kbps)
118. Eminem - Cleanin Out My Closet (190kbps)
119. Eminem - Eminem - Stan (feat. Dido) (128kbps)
120. Eminem - Infinite (192kbps)
121. Eminem - Lose Yourself (192kbps)
122. Eminem - Marshall Mathers (128kbps)
123. Eminem - Mosh (180kbps)
124. Eminem - Nail In The Coffin (Benzino Diss) (192kbps)
125. Eminem - Run, Rabbit Run (192kbps)
126. Eminem - The Way I Am (128kbps)
127. Eminem - 'Till I Collapse (Featuring Nate Dogg) (208kbps)
128. EPMD - Head Banger (192kbps)
129. EPMD - The Symphony Part I (feat M.O.P) (192kbps)
130. EPMD - You Gots To Chill (254kbps)
131. Eric B & Rakim - I Ain't No Joke (200kbps)
132. Eric B & Rakim - Know the Ledge (192kbps)
133. Eric B & Rakim - Lyrics Of Fury (216kbps)
134. Eric B & Rakim - Microphone Fiend (201kbps)
135. Eric B & Rakim - Paid In Full (175kbps)
136. Fabolous - Keepin' It Gangsta (Remix) (Featuring Styles, Jadakiss & M.O.P.) (128kbps)
137. Fat Joe - Flow Joe (192kbps)
138. Fugees - Fu-Gee-La (192kbps)
139. Fugees - Killing Me Softly (192kbps)
140. Fugees - Ready Or Not (192kbps)
141. Gang Starr - Above The Clouds (feat. Inspectah Deck) (256kbps)
142. Gang Starr - Mass Appeal (256kbps)
143. Gang Starr - Remainz ? (256kbps)
144. Gang Starr - Step In The Arena (256kbps)
145. Gang Starr - The Militia (feat. Big Shug And Freddie Foxxx) (256kbps)
146. Gang Starr - You Know My Steez (256kbps)
147. Geto Boys - Mind Playin Tricks (192kbps)
148. Ghostface Killah - Apollo Kids (Feat. Method Man, Redman, & Cappadonna) (192kbps)
149. Ghostface Killah - Motherless Child (96kbps)
150. Ghostface Killah - winter warz (192kbps)
151. Ghostface Killah - Wu Banga 101 (192kbps)
152. Grandmaster Flash - The Message (feat. Melle Mel & Duke Bootee) (320kbps)
153. Grandmaster Flash - White Lines (Don't Do It) (320kbps)
154. GZA - Animal Planet (192kbps)
155. GZA - Cold World (128kbps)
156. GZA - Fame (192kbps)
157. GZA - I Gotcha Back (128kbps)
158. GZA - Investigative Reports (128kbps)
159. GZA - Shadowboxin' (feat. Method Man) (128kbps)
160. House of Pain - Jump Around (192kbps)
161. Ice Cube - A Gangsta's Fairytale (192kbps)
162. Ice Cube - It Was A Good Day (192kbps)
163. Ice Cube - The Wrong Nigga To Fuck Wit (164kbps)
164. Ice T - 6'N The Morning (128kbps)
165. Ice T - You Played Yourself (128kbps)
166. Immortal Technique - Bin Laden (Remix) (Feat.Chuck-D & KRS-One) (179kbps)
167. Immortal Technique - Dance with the devil (128kbps)
168. Immortal Technique - Freedom of Speech (192kbps)
169. Immortal Technique - The Cause of Death (192kbps)
170. Jadakiss - All For The Love (128kbps)
171. Jadakiss - Feel Me (Skit) (160kbps)
172. Jadakiss - Show Discipline Feat Nas (160kbps)
173. Jadakiss - We Gonna Make It Feat Styles (160kbps)
174. Jay-Z - 22 Two's (128kbps)
175. Jay-Z - Can't Knock The Hustle (128kbps)
176. Jay-Z - Dead Presidents II (128kbps)
177. Jay-Z - D'evils (128kbps)
178. Jay-Z - Encore (128kbps)
179. Jay-Z - Fallin' (182kbps)
180. Jay-Z - Jigga My Nigga (128kbps)
181. Jay-Z - Renagade (Feat. Eminem) (192kbps)
182. Jay-Z - Reservoir Dogs (Feat. L.O.X, Beanie Sigel, Sauce Money) (192kbps)
183. Jay-Z - Say Hello (202kbps)
184. Jay-Z - so ghetto (192kbps)
185. Jay-Z - Streets is Watching (128kbps)
186. Jay-Z - Takeover (192kbps)
187. Jay-Z - The Watcher 2 (Feat. Dr.Dre & Rakim) (128kbps)
188. Jay-Z - U Don't Know (Remix) (Featuring M.O.P.) (128kbps)
189. Joe Budden - Dumb Out (Produced By The Architechs) (157kbps)
190. Joe Budden - Ventilation (Produced By The Klasix) (180kbps)
191. Joell Ortiz - 125 Part 5 (197kbps)
192. Joell Ortiz - hip hop remix feat. jadakiss and saigon (146kbps)
193. Kanye West - Jesus Walks (128kbps)
194. Kanye West - Never Let Me Down (feat. Jay-Z) (128kbps)
195. Kanye West - Through The Wire (128kbps)
196. Keith Murray - Get Lifted (165kbps)
197. Kool G. Rap - Fast Life (Feat. Nas) (192kbps)
198. Kool G. Rap - Ill Street Blues (192kbps)
199. Kris Kross - Jump (128kbps)
200. KRS-One - Essays On BDP-ism (117kbps)
201. KRS-One - I'm Still #1 (105kbps)
202. KRS-One - MC's Act Like They Don't Know (133kbps)
203. KRS-One - My Philosophy (103kbps)
204. KRS-One - Outta Here (102kbps)
205. Kurtis Blow - The Breaks (192kbps)
206. L.L. Cool J - I Need Love (192kbps)
207. L.L. Cool J - I Shot Ya (Feat Keith Murray, Prodigy, Foxy Brown & Fat Joe) (165kbps)
208. L.L. Cool J - Ill Bomb (143kbps)
209. L.L. Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out (192kbps)
210. L.L. Cool J - No Airplay (167kbps)
211. L.L. Cool J - Rock The Bells (256kbps)
212. Lauryn Hill - Everything Is Everything (192kbps)
213. Lil Wayne - Dr. Carter (Produced By Swizz Beatz) (192kbps)
214. Lil' Wayne - Hustler Musik (222kbps)
215. Lil' Wayne - Shooter (197kbps)
216. Lil' Wayne - Tha Mobb (208kbps)
217. Lord Finesse - Track the Movement (192kbps)
218. Ludacris - Stick 'em Up (Feat UGK) (192kbps)
219. Lupe Fiasco - Cool (187kbps)
220. Lupe Fiasco - Dumb It Down (192kbps)
221. Lupe Fiasco - Pressure F. Jay-Z (190kbps)
222. Lupe Fiasco - The Instrumental F. Jonah Matranga (212kbps)
223. MA$E - 24 Hrs To Live (190kbps)
224. MA$E - Take What's Yours (Feat. DMX) (190kbps)
225. Main Source - Live At The Barbeque (Feat.Nas) (174kbps)
226. Marley Marl - The Symphony (Feat. Master Ace, Craig G., Kool G. Rap and Big Daddy Kane) (192kbps)
227. Mary J. Blige - Real Love (192kbps)
228. Masta Ace - Alphabet Soup (192kbps)
229. Masta Ace - Beautiful (160kbps)
230. Masta Ace - Good Ol Love (160kbps)
231. Masta Ace - Soda And Soap Ft. Jean Grae (160kbps)
232. Masta Ace - Unfriendly Game (192kbps)
233. MC Lyte - Paper Thin (192kbps)
234. Method Man - All I Need (192kbps)
235. Method Man - Bring The Pain (192kbps)
236. Method Man - Meth vs. Chef (192kbps)
237. Mobb Deep - Eye For A Eye (Your Beef Is Mines) (With NaS & Raekwon) (160kbps)
238. Mobb Deep - Quiet Storm (192kbps)
239. Mobb Deep - Right Back At You (With Ghostface Killah, Raekwon & Big Noyd) (160kbps)
240. Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Pt. II (160kbps)
241. Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Fittest (160kbps)
242. Mos Def - Beef (191kbps)
243. Mos Def - Make it All Better (Feat.Talib Kweli & Q-Tip) (165kbps)
244. Mos Def - Mathematics (160kbps)
245. Mos Def - Summertime (170kbps)
246. Mos Def - Umi Says (256kbps)
247. Murs - Walk Like A Man (128kbps)
248. N.W.A. - Automobile (192kbps)
249. N.W.A. - Eazy-Duz-It (210kbps)
250. N.W.A. - Fuck Tha Police (192kbps)
251. N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton (192kbps)
252. Nas - Affirmative Action (128kbps)
253. Nas - Ether (192kbps)
254. Nas - I Gave You Power (128kbps)
255. Nas - It Ain't Hard To Tell (128kbps)
256. Nas - Life's a Bitch (Feat. AZ) (128kbps)
257. Nas - N.Y. State Of Mind (128kbps)
258. Nas - One Mic (192kbps)
259. Nas - Rewind (192kbps)
260. Nas - The World Is Yours (128kbps)
261. Nate Dogg - Lay Low (Feat. Snoop Dogg, Master P,The Eastsidaz) (183kbps)
262. Nate Dogg - Oh No (Feat. Mos Def And Pharoahe Monch) (161kbps)
263. Naughty By Nature - Hip Hop Hooray (256kbps)
264. Naughty By Nature - O.P.P. (256kbps)
265. Necro - Get On Your Knees (213kbps)
266. Necro - I Need Drugs (216kbps)
267. Noreaga - Mathematics (Esta Loca) (192kbps)
268. Notorious B.I.G - Gimme the Loot (128kbps)
269. Notorious B.I.G - Juicy (128kbps)
270. Notorious B.I.G - Kick In The Door (128kbps)
271. Notorious B.I.G - Ten Crack Commandments (128kbps)
272. Notorious B.I.G - The What (128kbps)
273. Notorious B.I.G - Unbelievable (128kbps)
274. Notorious B.I.G - Victory (Feat.Puff Daddy) (192kbps)
275. Notorious B.I.G. - Dead Wrong (Feat. Eminem) (256kbps)
276. Notorious B.I.G. - Rap Phenomenon (Feat. Method Man & Redman) (256kbps)
277. Notorious B.I.G. - Who Shot Ya? (256kbps)
278. O.C. - Dangerous (Featuring Big L) (221kbps)
279. O.C. - Time's Up (192kbps)
280. Ol Dirty Bastard - brooklyn zoo (192kbps)
281. Ol Dirty Bastard - shimmy shimmy ya (192kbps)
282. ONYX - Slam (192kbps)
283. Outkast - art of storytellin (192kbps)
284. Outkast - b.o.b. (192kbps)
285. Outkast - Elevators (Me & You) (192kbps)
286. Outkast - rosa parks (192kbps)
287. Outkast - two dope boyz (192kbps)
288. Papoose - Alphabetical Slaughter (189kbps)
289. Papoose - Born In NYC (146kbps)
290. Pete Rock - Verbal Murder 2 (Feat. Common, Big Pun, Noreaga) (240kbps)
291. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - They Reminisce Over You (128kbps)
292. Pharcyde - Passing Me By (192kbps)
293. Pharoahe Monch - Simon Says (192kbps)
294. Pharoahe Monch - The Truth (ft.Common, Talib Kweli) (192kbps)
295. Prodigy - Keep It Thoro (128kbps)
296. Public Enemy - 911 Is A Joke (192kbps)
297. Public Enemy - Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos (192kbps)
298. Public Enemy - Bring The Noise (208kbps)
299. Public Enemy - Fight The Power (192kbps)
300. Raekwon - Criminology (192kbps)
301. Raekwon - Ice Cream (192kbps)
302. Raekwon - Incarcerated Scarfaces (192kbps)
303. Raekwon - Verbal Intercourse (ft.Nas) (192kbps)
304. Redman - Do What U Feel (109kbps)
305. Redman - Pick It Up (123kbps)
306. Redman - Rock Da Spot (118kbps)
307. Redman - Time 4 Sum Aksion (192kbps)
308. Run DMC - Beats to the Rhyme (128kbps)
309. Run DMC - Peter Piper (128kbps)
310. Run DMC - Runs House (128kbps)
311. Run DMC - Sucker Mcs (128kbps)
312. Run DMC - Walk This Way (feat. Aerosmith) (128kbps)
313. Saigon - Slap Niggas Ft. Talib Kweli (127kbps)
314. Saigon - War Remix Ft. Nas (143kbps)
315. Salt-N-Pepa - Push It (160kbps)
316. Scarface - Seen A Man Die (192kbps)
317. Slick Rick - Children's Story (192kbps)
318. Slick Rick - La Di Da Di (96kbps)
319. Slick Rick - Mona Lisa (192kbps)
320. Slick Rick - The Show (Feat. Doug E. Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew) (96kbps)
321. Slum Village - Reunion (feat. J Dilla) (210kbps)
322. Snoop Dogg - Drop It Like It's Hot Feat. Ph (203kbps)
323. Snoop Dogg - Gin And Juice (128kbps)
324. Snoop Dogg - Murder Was The Case (128kbps)
325. Snoop Dogg - Serial Killa (Feat. Ice Cube) (128kbps)
326. Snoop Dogg - Who Am I (What's My Name-) (128kbps)
327. Souls Of Mischief - '93 'Til Infinity (154kbps)
328. Special Ed - I Got It Made (192kbps)
329. Styles P - Good Times (128kbps)
330. Styles P - Switch My Style (184kbps)
331. Styles P - The Life (Feat. Pharoahe Monch) (128kbps)
332. Talib Kweli - Get By (128kbps)
333. Talib Kweli - Guerrilla Monsoon Rap (featuring Black Thought & Pharoahe Monch) (128kbps)
334. Talib Kweli - Some Kind Of Wonderful (160kbps)
335. Talib Kweli - The Blast (160kbps)
336. Talib Kweli - Wack Niggas (Feat. Common, Kanye West and Consequence) (192kbps)
337. Termanology - 50 Bodies (156kbps)
338. The Game - Dreams (Produced By Kanye West) (200kbps)
339. The Game - Start From Scratch (Feat. Marsha Of Floetry) (Produced By Dr. Dre & Scott Storch) (179kbps)
340. The L.O.X. - Blood Pressure (128kbps)
341. The L.O.X. - Money, Power, Respect (128kbps)
342. The Lost Boyz - Renee (128kbps)
343. The Roots - Act Too (Love Of My Life) (159kbps)
344. The Roots - Clones (189kbps)
345. The Roots - Dont Say Nuthin (192kbps)
346. The Roots - Double Trouble (Feat. Mos Def) (192kbps)
347. The Roots - Pass the Popcorn (192kbps)
348. The Roots - The Next Movement (197kbps)
349. The Roots - The Web (192kbps)
350. The Roots - You Got Me (140kbps)
351. The Sugar Hill Gang - Rapper's Delight (160kbps)
352. UGK - International Players Anthem (I Choose You) (Ft. Outkast) (256kbps)
353. UGK - Ridin' Dirty (192kbps)
354. Ultramagnetic MC's - Ego Trippin (192kbps)
355. Warren G Feat. Nate Dogg - Regulate (194kbps)
356. Wu-Tang Clan - Bring Da Ruckus (128kbps)
357. Wu-Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M (128kbps)
358. Wu-Tang Clan - Cash Still Rules/Scary Hours (128kbps)
359. Wu-Tang Clan - Da Mystery of Chessboxin' (182kbps)
360. Wu-Tang Clan - Gravel Pit (203kbps)
361. Wu-Tang Clan - Protect Ya Neck (128kbps)
362. Wu-Tang Clan - Shame On a Nigga (176kbps)
363. Wu-Tang Clan - Triumph (128kbps)
364. Wu-Tang Clan - Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit (218kbps)

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Download Lil Wayne - We The Best

2008-07-20T03:13:00.003+02:00

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Contents of download: Lil Wayne - We The Best (2008)
Category: English Rap

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MP3 192 Kbps (Full Album + Front Cover)

01. Speedin' (Remix) (Feat. Rick Ross,Plies,Birdman,Busta Rhymes,Webbie,Gorilla Zoe,Fat Joe,Flo-Rida,Brisco & R. Kelly)
02. The Boss (Feat. Rick Ross & T-Pain)
03. Trilla (Feat. Rick Ross & Dre)
04. Get Love (Feat. Rick Ross)
05. Money Make Me Cum (Feat. Rick Ross)
06. The Crack House (Feat. Fat Joe & Dre)
07. I Won't Tell (Feat. Fat Joe & J. Holiday)
08. Can I Live (Freestyle) (Feat. Fat Joe)
09. 50 Cent's A Clown (Feat. Fat Joe)
10. 300 (Feat. Fat Joe)
11. I'm Me
12. The Only Reason (Feat. Sizzla)
13. Dr. Carter (Acapella)
14. Ya Heard Me
15. Mind Right (Feat. Snoop Dogg & Katt Williams)
16. 100 Million (Feat. Birdman, Young Jeezy & Rick Ross)
17. I'm A G (Remix) (Feat. Birdman, Scarface & Lil' Keke)
18. Make Way (Feat. Birdman & Fat Joe)
19. What Them Girls Say (Feat. Birdman & Dirtbag)
20. Bossy (Feat. Birdman & Pleasure P)
21. Talk Is Cheap (Feat. Young Jeezy & Keyshia Cole)
22. They Know (Feat. Young Jeezy)
23. Umma Do Me (Feat. Young Jeezy & Rick Ross)
24. Louie Bag (Feat. Young Jeezy & Blood Raw)
25. Baby Powder (Feat. Young Jeezy & Boo)

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Download Top 100 Rap Songs Ever

2008-07-15T17:46:00.005+02:00

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Contents of download: Top 100 Rap Songs Ever
Category: English Rap

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1. 2Pac (Feat. Dr. Dre And Roger Troutman) - California Love (4:02)
2. 2Pac - Keep ya head up (4:22)
3. 2pac - Changes (4:29)
4. 50 Cent - Gotta Make It To Heaven (4:01)
5. 50 Cent - Hate It Or Love It Remix (feat g-unit) (4:23)
6. 50 Cent - In Da Club (3:13)
7. A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour (3:46)
8. A Tribe Called Quest - Can I kick It (4:12)
9. Andre Nikatina - Ayo for Yayo (3:27)
10. B Real, Busta Rhymes, Coolio, LL Cool J & Method Man - Hit 'em High (4:17)
11. Birdman and Lil Wayne - Know What Im Doin (feat Rick Ross and T-Pain) (4:31)
12. Birdman and Lil Wayne - Stuntin Like My Daddy (4:27)
13. Blackstreet feat. Dr. Dre - No Diggity (5:04)
14. Bone Thugs and Harmony - Fuck tha Police (5:05)
15. Bone Thugs and Harmony - Thuggish Ruggish Bone (4:41)
16. Busta Rhymes - Gimme Some More (2:39)
17. Cage - Agent Orange (5:07)
18. Chamillionaire - Industry Groupie (3:32)
19. Cool & The Gang - Celebration (4:38)
20. Cypress Hill - Hits From The Bong (2:41)
21. Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain (3:29)
22. D12 - Fight Music (4:21)
23. DJ Cool - Let Me Clear My Throat (4:51)
24. DJ Format feat. Chali 2na & Akil - We Know Something (4:48)
25. DJ Khaled - Brown Paper Bag (f. Jeezy, Juelz, Rick Ross, Wayne & Fat Joe) (4:53)
26. DMX f. Drag - On, Jadakiss & Eve - Ruff Ryders Anthem (3:53)
27. Dr. Dre & Eminem - Forgot About Dre (3:42)
28. Dr. Dre - Fuck wit Dre Day (and everybodys celebratin) (4:51)
29. Dr. Dre - Nuthin But a G Thang (3:58)
30. Dr. Dre - Still D.R.E. (4:30)
31. Dr. Dre - The Next Episode
32. Dr. Dre - The Roach (the chonic outro)
33. Dr. Dre - The Watcher
34. Dr. Dre - What's The Difference
35. Dr.Dre, Eminem, Nate Dogg, Snoop Dogg & Xzibit - Bitch Please II
36. Eminem - Criminal
37. Eminem - Drug Ballad
38. Eminem - Guilty Conscience
39. Eminem - Kill You
40. Eminem - Role Model (3:25)
41. Eminem - Stan
42. Fat Joe - Get It Poppin
43. Fat Joe - Lean Back
44. Geto Boys - G-Code
45. Grandmaster Flash And The Furious Five - The Message
46. House of Pain - Jump Around
47. Ice Cube - Amerikkka's Most Wanted
48. Ice Cube - It was a good day
49. Ice Cube - Pushin' Weight (Feat. Mr. Shokhop) (4:34)
50. Immortal Technique - Dance With The Devil
51. Jedi Mind Tricks - Animal Rap
52. Jedi Mind Tricks - Blood In Blood Out (4:06)
53. Kanye West - Diamonds From Sierra Leone (3:59)
54. Kanye West - Hey Mama (5:05)
55. Kriss Kross - Jump (3:16)
56. Lil Wayne - Fireman (4:23)
57. Lil Wayne - Hustler Musik (5:03)
58. Lil Wayne - Make It Rain (feat. Trina) (2:48)
59. Lil Wayne - Shooter (4:35)
60. Lil' Troy - Wanna Be A Baller (5:55)
61. Loyd Banks - On Fire (3:07)
62. Ludacris - Area Codes (4:37)
63. Luniz - I got 5 on It (4:04)
64. M.O.P. - Ante Up Remix (Feat Busta Rhymes Teflon And Remy Marin) (3:33)
65. Memphis Bleek - 534 (2:42)
66. Method Man & Redman - Da Rockwilder (2:15)
67. Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Pt. II (5:26)
68. Mos Def - Mathematics (4:06)
69. Murphy Lee - What The Hook Gonna Be (3:44)
70. N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton (4:26)
71. NAS - Street Dreams (4:39)
72. Nelly - Must Be The Money (4:51)
73. Notorious B.I.G - Mo Money Mo Problems (Ft Puff Daddy) (3:20)
74. Old Dirty Bastard - Baby I Got Your Money (3:59)
75. Outcast - Bombs Over Bagdad (B.O.B.) (5:05)
76. Run DMC - It's Tricky (3:04)
77. Snoop Dogg - From The Chuuuch To Da Palace (feat. Pharell) (4:45)
78. Snoop Dogg - Get a Light (feat Damian Marley) (3:41)
79. Snoop Dogg - Gin And Juice (3:31)
80. Snoop Dogg - Gz And Hustlas (3:51)
81. Snoop Dogg - Lodi Dodi (4:24)
82. Snoop Dogg - Serial Killa (3:34)
83. Snoop Dogg - Vato (feat B-real) (4:44)
84. Snoop Dogg - Who Am I (Whats My Name) (4:08)
85. T.I. - Bankhead (ft. psc, young dro) (4:26)
86. T.I. - Big Shitt Poppin (do it) (4:47)
87. T.I. - Ride Wit Me (4:04)
88. T.I. - Rubberband Man (3:02)
89. T.I. - What You Know (4:34)
90. T.I. - Live In The Sky (ft. jamie foxx) (5:46)
91. The Fugees - Fu-Gee-La (4:15)
92. The Game - Let's Ride (3:57)
93. The Game - Too Much (Feat. Nate Dogg) (4:11)
94. The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight (7:09)
95. Warren G. feat. Nate Dogg - Regulate (4:09)
96. Wu Tang Clan - Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta Fuck Wit (3:36)
97. Xzibit - Paparazi (3:55)
98. Xzibit - X (4:22)
99. Young Jeezy - I Luv It (4:00)
100. Young Jeezy - Streets on Lock (3:34)

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Wu-Tang Clan - Mystagogue Vol. II

2008-07-07T17:51:00.004+02:00

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Contents of download: Wu-Tang Clan - Mystagogue Vol. II (RARE)
Category: English Rap

Mystagogue Vol. II was only ever released on audiotape, around 1996 or ‘97, packaged as a freebie with Slap skateboard magazine. In order to get it you had to buy the issue that was sold in skateboard shops (i.e., it wasn’t packaged with bookshop or other newsstand copies). This is pretty early Wu, and at the time they had a board company that sponsored Kevin Taylor, who’s now with Zoo York. The mix itself is gritty Rza, with bits from Tical adn 36 Chambers mixed with jazz and funk.”

“This came in polybagged with a Slap skateboard mag, but you had to get it at a legit skateshop. They were freebies, but weren’t sent to bookstores or other newsstands. Super good, really gritty Rza. Funny, it sorta has that indie/MF Doom feel that people are talking about now, but this was like in 1996. ”

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Top 2Pac rap songs

2008-07-04T20:04:00.006+02:00

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Contents of download: 2Pac - The 10TH Anniversary Collection
Category: English Rap

track listing

Disc One - The Sex

2Pac - 1. All About U-Feat. Snoop Doggy Dogg, Nate Dogg, Fatal, Yaki Kadafi
2Pac - 2. Thug Passion-Feat. Outlawz, Storm, Jewell
2Pac - 3. Skandalouz-Feat. Nate Dogg
2Pac - 4. Just Like Daddy-Feat. Tha Outlawz
2Pac - 5. I Get Around-With digital Underground [Remix]
2Pac - 6. Wonda Why They Call U Bytch
2Pac - 7. Late Night-Feat. Dj Quik, Outlawz
2Pac - 8. Check Out Time-Feat. Kurupt, Big Syke
2Pac - 9. Ratha Be Ya Nigga-Feat. Richie Rich
2Pac - 10. How Do U Want It-Feat. K-ci, Jojo
2Pac - 11. Toss It Up-Makaveli
2Pac - 12. What's Ya Phone Number-Feat. Danny Boy

Disc Two - The Soul

2Pac - 1. Can't C Me
2Pac - 2. All Eyez On Me-Feat. Big Syke
2Pac - 3. Holla At Me
2Pac - 4. Heartz Of Men
2Pac - 5. To Live And Die In L.A.-Feat. Val Young
2Pac - 6. California Love-Feat. Dr Dre, Roger Troutman [Remix]
2Pac - 7. I Ain't Mad At Cha-Feat. Danny Boy
2Pac - 8. Hail Mary-Feat. Tha Outlawz
2Pac - 9. Ambitionz Az A Ridah
2Pac - 10. 2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted-Feat. Snoop Doggy Dogg
2Pac - 11. Me Against The World-Feat. Dramacydal
2Pac - 12. Keep Ya Head Up
2Pac - 13. Thug Nature
2Pac - 14. Dear Mama

Disc Three - The Street

2Pac - 1. Blasphemy-Makaveli
2Pac - 2. Picture Me Rollin'-Feat. Danny Boy, Big Syke, Cpo
2Pac - 3. Me And My Girlfriend-Makaveli
2Pac - 4. Made Niggaz-Feat. Tha Outlawz
2Pac - 5. Life Of An Outlaw-Feat. Tha Outlawz
2Pac - 6. Hold Ya Head-Makaveli
2Pac - 7. Against All Odds
2Pac - 8. Life Goes On
2Pac - 9. White Manz World
2Pac - 10. No More Pain
2Pac - 11. Tradin' War Stories-Feat. Tha Outlawz, Cpo, Storm
2Pac - 12. Only God Can Judge Me-Feat. Rappin' 4-Tay
2Pac - 13. Hit 'Em Up-Feat. Tha Outlawz
2Pac - 14. Staring Through My Rearview-Feat. Tha Outlawz

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:: Download all Dead Prez albums ::

2008-06-21T16:45:00.003+02:00

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Contents of download: Dead Prez Albums/Mixtapes
Category: English Rap

Dead Prez - 2000 - Lets Get Free
Dead Prez - 2002 - Turn Off The Radio (Turn Off The Radio The Mixtape Vol 1)
Dead Prez - 2003 - Get Free Or Die Tryin (Turn Off The Radio The Mixtape Vol 2)
Dead Prez - 2004 - Revolutionary But Gangsta
Dead Prez & Outlawz - 2006 - Can't Sell Dope Forever Vol. 1
Dead Prez - M-1 - 2006 - Confidential

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:: Download all Papoose albums ::

2008-06-20T20:01:00.012+02:00

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Contents of download: Papoose 15 Albums/Mixtapes
Category: English Rap

Papoose - Bedstuy Do Or Die (Papoose & Memphis Bleek - Hosted By DJ Kay Slay)
Papoose - Boyz N Da Hood
Papoose - DJ Kay Slay - Papoose Sharades 2005
Papoose - DJ Kay Slay Presents - Papoose - Election Day
Papoose - DJ Kay Slay Presents - Papoose The Beast From The East
Papoose - Street Knowledge Mixtape
Papoose - A Threat & A Promise
Papoose - A Bootleggers Nightmare
Papoose - Menace To Society 2
Papoose - Mixtape Murder
Papoose - The 1.5 Million Dollar Man
Papoose - Street Sweepers Presents - Papoose - A Moment Of Silence
Papoose - Street Sweepers Presents - Papoose - Underground King
Papoose - Streetsweepers - Unfinished Business (The Best Of Papoose)

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