That Realness Is Now Closed!!!: NYOIL - Hood Treason (Deluxe 2 CD Edition) (2008)

NYOIL - Hood Treason (Deluxe 2 CD Edition) (2008)

Wednesday, July 09, 2008 | Posted in All Albums,Videos

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CD1
01. The Thing Before The Thing 00:39
02. Hip-Hop Ya Dont Stop 04:09
03. Nostalgic (Interlude) 00:17
04. Dont Get It Twizted 03:14
05. Purrrfect Beat 03:51
06. Shout It In The Streets 03:45
07. Accountability (Interlude) 01:21
08. Hoodtreason 03:27
09. A Quick 16 01:22
10. Self Destrukkktion 04:28
11. When I Speak (Interlude) 01:55
12. Y'all Should All Get Lynched 04:59
13. Weezy 4 Sheezy 01:31
14. The Hate That Made Love 03:46
15. Jazzy Lady 01:54
16. You're A Queen 04:22
17. Misery Loves Company 02:55
18. I Tried 02:53
19. What Up My Wigger Wigger 04:08
20. Unreal 04:00

CD2
01. Intro 03:39
02. Boombyeyay 03:52
03. Chip Fu (Interlude) 00:34
04. Meanay 02:59
05. Davey D (Interlude) 00:20
06. I Just Met My Father 04:24
07. Paradise Grey (Interlude) 00:18
08. LA LA LA LAAA Feat. Dan Wallace 03:36
09. Hassan Salaam (Interlude) 00:32
10. Girls Wanna Dance 03:49
11. Lynx Garcia (Interlude) 00:22
12. Simply Beautiful Feat. Shadii Samaad 04:04
13. Soldier (Somebody Is Lying) Feat. Chuck D 03:50
14. Dre Parker (Interlude) 00:25
15. The Difference (Spoken Word) 02:14
16. Gee Supreme (Interlude) 00:16
17. I.W.N.B.Y.S.O. Feat. Dan Wallace 04:16
18. FBI Vs. Malcom X (Interlude) 01:03
19. The Moment I Said It 04:03

Staten Island, NY, native NY Oil is best known for his racy rhymes, social commentary and forthright observations pertaining to the state of black culture and hip-hop. NY Oil is best known for his raucous single and accompanying video for "Y'all Should Get Lynched," which features photos of A-list hip-hop luminaries Three 6 Mafia, Jim Jones, The Game, and 50 Cent juxtaposed with stark images of slavery and lynchings. The video was banned from YouTube within its first 48 hours of upload and generated an immediate firestorm of controversy. Both a divisive and unifying figure, NY Oil speaks unabashedly about the deplorable state of commercial hip-hop music and culture on his debut album "Hood Treason," which will now enjoy its inaugural wide release after a limited and spotty self-release by the artist himself.