The Hunt for the Gingerbread Man - MF Grimm
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The Hunt for the Gingerbread Man - MF Grimm
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Originally Posted by El Don
There certainly are, BIG D O has that huge thread about it.
It's sort of a underground niche culture type of thing ATM.
I just listened to Ironman on cassette on Friday afternoon.
Buddha MonK: Zu Chronicles 6, King Monk
I bought the art of war for 4 euro's lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by djskillz
Used though
2000 b.c. should be delivered today.
EDIT: got it
King Geedorah - Take Me to Your Leader
KRS-One - Return of the Boom Bap
Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo - Live & Let Die
Smif-N-Wessun - Dah Shinin'
I want that King Geedorah album
A couple of bucks on amazon, get it!
i just got
OB4CL2
Black Sky Blue Death/ Jean Grae Evil Jeanius.
I need to go out and get another copy of Vaudeville Villain
i copped these mixtapes last week
ransom-best of both traps mixtape
game-brake lights mixtape(big up big fase too though, i hope they squash there beef, blood's thicker than water, but i stay out of grown folks bizness)
ransom-streets most wanted mixtape
french montana-coked out mixtape
vybe kartel-gaza for life version 3.0 mixtape
vybe kartel-gaza for life mixtape
uncle murda-first degree murda mixtape
young jeezy-1000 grams vol.1 mixtape
french montana-mac & cheese 2 mixtape
Krs-one - Return of the boom bap
1000 grams wasn't that great. Trappin Aint Dead and Trap or Die 2 were better.Quote:
Originally Posted by LONDON!
Golden Arms Redemption - U God
Last Shall Be First - Sunz of Man
Hip Hop Underground Soul Classics: Lost and Found - Pete Rock
This Is an EP Release - Digital Underground
i've been so busy helping wit my mums side hustle hot chilli sauce bizness because she's a nurse, while she's been abroad on holiday that i ain't had the time yet to give these mixtapes a proper listen, theirs no hi fi system at her house where the bizness is based at, but our probably go back to my flat on the weekend or late next week when i start college and give em a rinse out thenQuote:
Originally Posted by djskillz
Two of my favorite Jeezy mixtapes by far. The track with Boosie is one of my favorites.
yeah jeezy represents, its a sad situation wit boosie, he's shit was smooth, but slick & gangsta at the same time, i hope he beats he's case, its a sad situation all around, real talk, i hope they don't give him the death penalty because i heard the court system down south in places like louisianna is on some medieval type shit, for real
yea i hear they don't play in louisiana.
TX and VA are top for death penalty I believe.
great choice!! i love those 2 albums, impeccable mid-90s SP-1200 production from Pete Rock on both and especially InI got it sewn with the vocals to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bronze Feet
I might go pick up UGK - Dirty Money today.
Mixtapes shouldn't be for sale. Just for free...
i spun them both front to back, incredible albums! i been trying to tie up some loose ends in my Pete Rock collection, and that was one. Right now im feelin the Deda tape a bit more then InIQuote:
Originally Posted by claaa7
^ yeah, i would have a hard choice picking a favorite as far as production goes because they are both representing the signature sound of Pete Rock altho they are a little bit different - Deda's are a little darker and alot more jazzy: i believe most samples that were used were jazz records while InI has more of a soul element to it. lyrically Deda is dope for a guest verse but a whole album gets a little tiresome so as far as lyrics i give the nod to InI. either way it's a real shame they never got a proper release by Elektra in 1995 and 1996 cuz they stand amongst Pete's finest production work.
no doubt, i been bumpin them again all morning, on the production tip both are equal but im starting to dig deeper into the lyrics and InI is real dope. So is Deda, but the album didnt stay as fresh after a few full spins (i probably shouldnt bump albums on repeat haha) , both are incredible albums though. agreed, it would have been dope if these saw proper release
Internal Affairs - Pharoah Monch
Enta Da Stage - Black Moon
2000 - Grand Puba
and i finally got my copy of Meta - Historical
mixtapes are free on the net, but i like hardcopy's, plus the hardcopy's don't jump as quickly as burned mixtapes from the net on blank cd-r's, plus you've gotta support the cause anyway man, its nuthinQuote:
Originally Posted by MF'Os
why?Quote:
Originally Posted by MF'Os
ayatollah - live from the mpc 60
r.a. the rugged man - legendary classics
dangerdoom - mouse & the mask
Finally got kill devil hills
ALso does anybody know any cd sites for the netherlands?
I have trouble finding a lot of shit.
even releases of this year.
I just bought Underground Kingz and I'm gonna start looking for Super Tight, Ridin Dirty, and Too Hard To Swallow online. It's impossible to find any UGK material from the 90s in Winnipeg so I'm gonna have to start my search online.
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Originally Posted by ikke
Same here, copped it last Friday.
So glad I got the physical copy.
I'll prolly cop some new shit over the weekend.
black milk- album of the year
^How is it?
off first listen, shit is ill, but i gotta let it digest a lil bit, but in my opinion, its a step up lyrically and the production is fuckin top notch, i wanna say flawless
best tracks so far- black and brown, gotta go, deadly medley
i haven't listened to album of the year all the way through yet. sounds good so far though.
some more mixtapes
french montana-cocaine & caviar-french connection part 2
king addies-reggae royalty 2010 edition
I finally got my copy of Kill Devil Hills 2 Fridays ago.
Today I copped Twiztid - Heartbroken & Homicidal.
I saw one copy of KRS-One/True Master - Meta-Historical, I didn't think the Best Buy here had it in stock, but it was staring me in the face.
I didn't have enough money for both, so I'm gonna have to cop that within the next couple of days.
Twiztid Heartbroken and Homicidal