That Realness Is Now Closed!!!

01. Mean Streak
02. Let You Slide
03. You Know What We About
04. Off The Chrome Featuring Apathy & Celph Titled
05. Natural Selection Featuring Anecdote
06. One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
07. 3 Mcs Featuring Maylay Sparks & Malik B
08. Clown Class Featuring Celph Titled & Majik Most
09. Heat Speakers Featuring Apathy, Celph Titled & Esoteric
10. Squeeky And The Head Detective

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THE LET GO is a hip hop group comprised of two emcees, Type and Kublakai, and one producer, Captain Midnite. All members were born and raised in Seattle, WA, where they all currently reside. The combination of their talents came together naturally for the three friends and each member has something distinctively unique they bring to the group: Type is known for his satirical content and smash mouth punchlines, Kublakai made a name for himself by having catchy hooks and genuine style, while Captain Midnite brings the art of true composition back to boom bap hip hop, with crackin drums and bold sample chops in a beat bound to have at least three change-ups before the tracks ends.

01. Turning On You
02. Sun Dont Shine
03. We Never Talk
04. Searching For Sun feat. Grieves
05. Standing Back
06. No Difference feat. Mac Lethal
07. Sponsor Words
08. Live Life Like A Western feat. Symmetry
09. Booty Fiend
10. Party Crashers feat. Louis Logic
11. Moodswing
12. No I Dont feat. Josh Martinez
13. Easy Road
14. Desolation

FILI-
One of the best dopest albums released this year... don't sleep!!!

01. Intro
02. Retaliation
03. Contra (Feat. Killa Sha)
04. Speech Cobras (Feat. Mr. Lif)
05. Breath Of God (Interlude)
06. Death March (Feat. Esoteric & Virtuoso)
07. Words From Mr. Len Part One
08. I Against I (Feat. Planetary)
09. Exertions (Remix) (Feat. Virtuoso, Esoteric & Bahamadia)
10. The Prophecy (Interlude)
11. Heavenly Divine
12. Sacrifice
13. Permanent Midnight (Interlude)
14. The Deer Hunter (Feat. Chief Kamachi)
15. Blood Reign (Feat. Diamondback, Louis Logic & B.A. Barakus)
16. Words From Mr. Len Part Two
17. Genghis Khan (Feat. Tragedy Khadafi)
18. Trinity (Feat. Louis Logic & L-Fudge)
19. The Executioners Dream (Feat. J-Treds)
20. Muerte
21. Heavenly Divine (Remix)
22. Army Of The Pharaohs: War Ensemble (Feat. Esoteric & Virtuoso)
23. Untitled
24. Retaliation (Remix)
25. Blood Runs Cold (Feat. Sean Price)

What do you get when you take louis logic’s 2003 cult classic debut, mix it with beats made from the hottest tunes of the 1980’s and sprinkle in an incredible list of featured guest appearances? “Sin-A-Matic: the 80’s Edition"!

01. Sintro
02. Street Smarts featuring Mac Lethal
03. Freak Show featuring Reef the Lost Cauze
04. Majik's Meltdown featuring Majik Most
05. Diablos featuring Celph Titled & R.A. the Rugged Man
06. Dos Factotum featuring iCON the Mic King
07. Coochie Coup
08. Postal
09. Mischievous
10. Halfway Stretch
11. Best Friends featuring Apathy & J-Zone
12. Revenge!!! featuring Celph Titled & Chuck D
13. Fair Weather Fan featuring John Oates
14. The Rest
15. The Ugly Truth
16. Idiot Gear featuring Eternia
17. Dust To Dust

Louis Logic MySpace Page
J.J. Brown MySpace Page

Louis Logic debuted with 2003's Sin-A-Matic, an underground hit that introduced the Philadelphia rapper to a wider audience. The follow-up, Misery Loves Comedy, gives co-credit to producer J.J. Brown, a wise move because Brown's inventive, varied settings are the album's most consistently entertaining feature. Vintage old-school soul samples and jazzy minor-key instrumental themes are Brown's primary stock in trade, but the producer cleverly integrates unexpected sound effects in between without crossing over into show-offy gimmickry. (In particular, the opening of "Up to No Good," balancing Stereolab-like vintage synth washes with a deep soul guitar line and wordless male/female vocals, is simply outstanding.) Over all of this, Logic's raps tend to focus on his experiences with women, and as the title indicates, the news isn't good. However, instead of the usual bitches-and-hos misogyny, Logic gamely accepts his own shortcomings on songs like "All Girls Cheat" and "A Perfect Circle," even as other tracks feature more typical sly braggadocio along the lines of "Classy McNasty." The album's centerpiece track, "The Withdrawal Method," is the best of the bunch lyrically, a clear-eyed examination of a relationship's end that sounds like Nick Hornby could have written it. Funny, sharp, and surprisingly honest, Misery Loves Comedy is a big lyrical step up from Logic's earlier, more broadly comic records.

1. New Leaf
2. Captain Lou El Wino
3. The Line
4. Beginners Lust
5. Rule By A Fool
6. All Girls Cheat
7. The Withdrawal Method
8. A Perfect Circle
9. Classy McNasty
10. The Great Divide
11. Up To No Good
12. Morning After Pill
13. Misery Loves Comedy / The Great Divide (Remix)(Hidden Bonus Track)

*a-FILI-ated*
Louis Logic is a dope MC, also one of the original members of The Demigodz along with Apathy, Celph Titled and others. J.J. Brown is one of my favourite producers, also one of the most underrated in the game! This is another one of my "FOR THOSE THAT SLEPT" posts so... er... don't sleep!! ;)



"The Great Divide"

"Blame It On The Hooch" gets a re-release with some bonus material along the way bringing J-Zone into the mix. Louis Louis comparing himself to Sal Paradise is almost as great as when he gave out barf bags as a promo item. Barf bags are some straight next level shit. Professional packaging this time around.

1. Over The Cuckoos Nest [produced by DJ Rude]
2. Brew Akbar [produced by Eddie Bones]
3. Gentlemen & A Scholar [produced by DMinor]
4. Squeeky & The Head Detective [produced by J-Zone]
5. What You Think, What I Know [produced by J.J. Brown]
6. Chicks Don't Mind [produced by J.J. Brown]
7. Get It Started (Remix) [produced by J.J. Brown]
8. Off The Chrome [produced by J.J. Brown]
9. Rock (Remix) [produced by J.J. Brown]
10. Watching You (Remix) [produced by Muneshine]
11. Don't You Even Go There [produced by Apathy]
12. Fuck 'Em [produced by DJ Cheapshot]
13. Strange [produced by J-Zone]
14. Resume [produced by Panik]
15. The Godz Must Be Crazy [produced by Apathy and Celph Titled]
16. I-Jonez (Exclusive) [produced by Over skills]
17. Idiot Gear (Remix) [produced by DMinor]
18. Starling's Darling [produced by J.J. Brown]

The Odd Couple was formed. In 2001, The Odd Couple released “Pimp Shit” b/w “Por Qué” on Solid Records/Golden Apple Records. The record was an immediate success and spawned the notion of putting together a complete album. Due to financial stress and other delays, the album took nearly three years to complete. These unfortunate events sent Jay Love below the radar.

1. Intro
2. Double Fisted
3. Wreckyalife feat. J.J. Brown
4. Beat Your Ass
5. Old Rasputin
6. Tommy Boy
7. Between Your Legs
8. Open The Mic feat. Celph Titled, J-Zone & J.J. Brown
9. Pimp Shit
10. The Day I Was Born (Remix)
11. Simple Words
12. Bully
13. Too Much Heat
14. The Lounge
15. Por Que
16. The Day I Was Born

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Every once in a while an emcee comes out of nowhere and releases a mind-blowing modern hip-hop classic debut album that is filled with intelligence, insanity, sharp wit, and a balance of solid beats and tight rhymes. Louis Logic has been making some minor noise in the underground circuit for some time now. His association with Apathy and The Demigodz gave him some shine but only now is he getting the recognition he deserves.

He hooked up with Solid Records and released his debut solo album “Sin-A-Matic”. Produced by J.J. Brown, Memo Of The Molemen, The Avid Record Collector and others, “Sin-A-Matic” is unlike any other hip-hop album out today while it has that classic hip-hop feel at the same time. Lyrically, Louis Logic is a wild man. While some people compare him to Eminem due to his dark humor, hard punch lines, and sharp wit, Louis Logic is truly a unique emcee. While Eminem rhymes about doing drugs, Louis Logic is an unashamed alcoholic. He can drink almost anyone under the table. His friend, Vinnie from Jedi Mind Tricks dubbed him “The Dragon” or “The Drunken Dragon”. Even with tons of alcohol in his system, Louis Logic pumped out an album with songs that were both funny, poignant, intelligent, and devilishly clever. “The Ugly Truth” is a perfect example of a deliciously wicked Louis Logic track. Each verse explores the hatred of different religions, cultures, and races. Stereotypes and hateful (yet hilarious) remarks are made against Black people, gays, Asians, and more. Then, at the end of the song, the listener is shocked to hear that the narrator is actually George Bush. Many of the songs on “Sin-A-Matic” have this intense, hardcore wit.

Louis Logic finds the humor in the ugly. From freaking out on “Postal” to betrayal on “Best Friends” to retribution on “Revenge!” and sex and women on “Coochie Coup”, “Idiot Gear”, and “The Rest”, Louis Logic tackles both new and old themes in a completely fresh and exciting way. While known for his clever punch lines, Logic crafted his skill on telling exciting stories and rhyming in new and different ways. As an emcee, he is versatile, unique, and hungry. Fueled by tons of alcohol, he gets help from other emcees like Celph Titled and Apathy.

The album does have the cinematic quality where you can listen to the entire LP in one sitting. Louis Logic is more than just an emcee. He also writes for Elemental Magazine. On a hot evening in August 2003, Louis Logic and I sat down and had an in-depth conversation about alcohol, sex, women, hip-hop, racism, music business, and life in general. So, Delve into you dark side, explore your sins, crack open the beers, and let The Drunken Dragon roar.

1. Sintro (Produced by J.J. Brown)
2. Street Smarts (Produced by J.J. Brown)
3. Freak Show (Produced by Celph Titled)
4. Celph Hatred feat. Celph Titled (Produced by Celph Titled)
5. Diablos feat. Celph Titled (Produced by J.J. Brown)
6. Dos Factotum (Produced by J.J. Brown)
7. Coochie Coup (Produced by J.J. Brown)
8. Postal (Produced by J.J. Brown)
9. Mischievous (Produced by Celph Titled)
10. Halfway Stretch (Sinterlude) (Produced by Cimer Amor)
11. Best Friends feat. Apathy (Produced by Celph Titled)
12. Revenge feat. Celph Titled (Produced by Memo of Moleman)
13. Fair Weather Fan (Produced by Memo of Moleman)
14. The Rest (Produced by J.J. Brown)
15. The Ugly Truth (Produced by The Avid Record Collector)
16. Idiot Gear (Produced by J.J. Brown)
17. Dust to Dust (Produced by King Honey)
18. Get It Started (Bonus Track) (produced by J.J. Brown)

Lou dropped another independent collection of his works in "Debacle In A Bottle", which contained stuff he had done since "Music To Drink By". This would serve to further Louis Logic's name out there.

1. Sintro Outtake
2. Son
3. Por Que featuring Jay Love
4. Lecture
5. Happy Hour featuring Charlie Bawles
6. Guilty as Charged 2001
7. Pimp Shit featuring Jay Love
8. Paper Mache featuring Maylay Sparks
9. Ready for War featuring Charlie Bawles
10. Visceral Literal
11. Guily as Charged 2000 (Demo)
12. Mischief Nite featuring Lucelief and Snuff
13. Postal 2000 (Demo)
14. Trail of Tears

Coming straight out of the Philadelphia/Penn State University rap scene, Louis Logic made his first significant splash on wax on the Jedi Mind Tricks' Wu-Tang-worthy "Trinity" (off the group's 2000 album Violent By Design), and it is just one of the many highlights on Music to Drink By. A semi-authorized CD-ROM nominally released on Superegular, it's really more of a sanctioned bootleg put out over the Internet by Logic himself in order to round up a grab-bag of independent 12" singles, B-sides, and the odd unreleased track (or, per the subtitle, "a collection of loosies & a few new exclusives") recorded between 1998 and 2000; most of which were available already on white-label vinyl. It is a minor godsend, however, to have all the music accessible on a single disc. The material is of an almost unanimously strong quality. When Logic isn't busy playing cock-of-the-block ("Loud Mouth," one of the underground buzz-singles of the first half of 2000), he is rocking a particularly articulate and playful strain of punchline-glutted throwback battle rhyme ("General Principle," with its irresistibly sticky, bottom-heavy, old-school J. Brown groove and whiplash verbal tradeoff with J-Treds); the grimy, viscous "Planet Rock," (on which he tosses the lyrical ball back and forth with one of his partners in the Demigodz, L Fudge). As amazing as Logic's wordplay is throughout, though, the production deserves special mention, with particular nods to Demigodz catalyst Celph Titled (for instance, the nifty, streetwise noir of "Secret Agent") and J.J. Brown, certainly one of the hip-hop underground's best-kept secrets (check the sleek, smoothed-out "Factotum," with its buttery flamenco guitar -- Logic once said in an interview that it would be the only recording to survive whenever the time came to put out his official debut). Despite a couple hollow spots, Music to Drink By is much more than a bet hedged against future albums; it is, in fact, one of the most entertaining indie rap full-lengths -- entirely legitimate or not -- of the year.

1. Loudmouth
2. General Principle Feat. J-Treds
3. Who the Fuck Are You?
4. Trinity Feat. Jedi Mind Tricks And L-Fudge
5. Logistics 101
6. Factotum
7. Punchline
8. Secret Agent
9. Service the Target Feat. Grand Agent
10. Planet Rock Feat. L-Fudge
11. Punchline Remix
12. CM Famalam Radio

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In early 2002, the Demigodz underground supergroup, then consisting of Apathy, Celph Titled, Esoteric, Louis Logic, Rise, L-Fudge, Open Mic and many other skilled MC's went on to release a classic EP with Los Angeles-based Ill Boogie Records entitled "The Godz Must Be Crazy." The release was one of the most popular of that year within the independent hip hop genre, due to its large line-up of star power and strong buzz for frontmen Apathy & Celph Titled. Shortly after its release, the label went under and the CD quickly became out of print and hard to find, despite the high demand. Demigodz Entertainment in association with Endless Recordings now brings you this classic EP as a massive 2-disc remastered Deluxe Edition, featuring 6 unreleased songs recorded in the same sessions intended for the Demigodz full length at that time. In addition to the 6 bonus songs, the 2nd disc contains full instrumentals to all the songs from the original EP as well as the new bonus tracks. This double disc release also showcases brand new original artwork in limited edition form. "The Godz Must Be Crazier" is a classic piece of underground hip hop capturing an early era of an indie goldmine, making this a necessary purchase for heads across the board.

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01 01:15 Intro
02 03:48 Science Of The Bumrush Vol.2 Ft Apathy & Celph Titled
03 03:14 Captivate-Deactivate Ft Esoteric, Celph Titled, Open Mic & Apathy
04 04:45 The Demigodz Ft Apathy & Celph Titled
05 04:55 Off The Chrome Ft Apathy, Louis Logic & Celph Titled
06 03:26 Dont Even Go There Ft Louis Logic, Apathy & Celph Titled
07 04:04 Well Well Well Ft Celph Titled, Rise, Esoteric & Apathy
08 05:38 The Godz Must Be Crazy Ft Celph Titled, One Two, L-Fudge, Spin 4th, Metropolis, Louis Logic, Open Mic, Rise, Motive, Esoteric, Jabber Jaw & Apathy
09 03:48 Under My Skin Ft Apathy & Celph Titled
10 03:47 Heat Speakers Ft Celph Titled, Esoteric, Louis Logic & Apathy
11 03:18 Science Of The Bumrush Vol.3 Ft Apathy, Open Mic, Spin 4th & Celph Titled
12 03:30 Clown Class Ft Celph Titled Majik Most & Louis Logic
13 03:57 Laugh About It Ft Celph Titled, Southpaw & Motive
14 03:43 Crazy Glue Ft One Two

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01 03:48 Science Of The Bumrush Vol.2 (Instrumental)
02 03:15 Captivate-Deactivate (Instrumental)
03 04:41 The Demigodz (Instrumental)
04 03:10 Off The Chrome (Instrumental)
05 03:27 Dont You Even Go There (Instrumental)
06 04:05 Well Well Well (Instrumental)
07 05:40 The Godz Must Be Crazy (Instrumental)
08 03:48 Under My Skin (Instrumental)
09 03:47 Heat Speakers (Instrumental)
10 03:19 Science Of The Bumrush Vol.3 (Instrumental)
11 03:30 Clown Class (Instrumental)
12 03:58 Laugh About It (Instrumental)
13 03:44 Crazy Glue (Instrumental)

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One of the most highly anticipated releases in the independent Hip Hop music scene has finally made its way to reality. Celph Titled is one of underground Hip Hop's legendary kings - A leader of the highly respected Demigodz conglomerate, a forefront member of Jedi Mind Tricks' Army of the Pharaohs crew and an official part of Mike Shinoda's Fort Minor family. This impressive limited edition quadruple disc (4xCD) set is history in the making as Celph Titled hits you with a full 75 total songs, all compiled from original studio masters and beautifully remastered in the highest digital quality. This compilation includes all of Celph's classic 12" underground joints and guest appearances (many of which have never before been released in CD format) as well as twelve previously unreleased songs. High-profile artist collaborations, "A" list producers, trunk rattling beats and insanely raw lyricism all find their home in this collection. Never before has a CD set been so impressive, including tracks spanning a career from its early beginnings in 1998 to its present day reign. Loyal fans across the world have been demanding a CD release from Celph Titled for years and now with his newly installed fanbase from his association with Mike Shinoda on the Fort Minor album, this product will help feed the demand of the patiently waiting. "The Gatalog" will mark one of the most exciting and collectable releases of the year with its monstrous track listing and unique quad-disc packaging. Get this now as this is a limited edition release!

Disc: 1
01. Primo's Four Course Meal
02. Playin' With Fire (feat. Styles of Beyond & Apathy)
03. Spoiled Rotten (feat. J-Zone)
04. Way of the Gun (feat. Esoteric, Lord Digga & Apathy)
05. Diablos (feat. Louis Logic)
06. So Cold (feat. Oktober)
07. All About Drama (feat. Big Scoob, Sleepy Eyes & Ali Vegas)
08. Clap (feat. Cashmere the PRO & Oktober)
09. Never the Least
10. Guerilla Orchestra (feat. Tino Vega & Apathy)
11. The Battle [Extended Mix] (feat. Mike Shinoda)
12. Revaporate (feat. DutchMassive & Majik Most)
13. Down & Dirty About My Scratch
14. Who's F--kin' Around [Remix] (feat. K-Skills)
15. Rock [Remix] (feat. Louis Logic, Lexicon, J-Zone & Ryu)
16. Fahrenheit 813 (feat. DutchMassive & Majik Most)
17. The Countdown Theory (feat. Walkmen)
18. ] Hold Something (feat. DutchMassive)

Disc: 2
01. Turntable Science (feat. DJ Skully)
02. Yell At Us (feat. Apathy & Esoteric)
03. Right Now
04. All Out War (feat. Lyrical Commission)
05. Eatadiccup (feat. J-Zone)
06. Just a Feelin' (feat. Majik Most)
07. Without Warning (feat. the1shanti)
08. Devastating MC's (feat. Esoteric & Apathy)
09. S.C.O.M. (feat. Ryu, Juelz Santana & Mike Shinoda)
10. Represent (feat. Apathy & Motive)
11. The Final Word (feat. L-Fudge)
12. 7L Freestyle (feat. Big Scoob & Terra)
13. Extra Thug Sauce [J-Zone Remix] (feat. Guttamouf & Majik Most)
14. 616 Rewind (feat. Tonedeff, Deacon the Villain, Sankofa, Kno & more)
15. Tropic States (f/ Tino Vega, RK, Murdock, Vocab, & more)
16. Inaudible
17. Fallout (feat. Walkmen & DutchMassive)
18. Critical Conditions [12" Mix] (feat. Vex of the Boogiemonsters & more)
19. Do That (feat. DutchMassive)

Disc: 3
01. Blao! (feat. Fabolous, Hot Karl & Redman)
02. Me & My Friends (feat. Apathy & One Two)
03. Stuck Up [Stick 'Em Remix] (feat. Majik Most & Eternia)
04. F-L-A Team (feat. Murdock & Tino Vega)
05. Demigodz Clap (feat. Apathy, Ryu, Motive, Tak & Esoteric)
06. Extra Thug Sauce (feat. Guttamouf & Majik Most)
07. The Revolution (feat. Outerspace)
08. Open the Mic (feat. Jay Love, Louis Logic, J-Zone & J.J. Brown)
09. Panic (feat. RichBums)
10. Who What When Where (feat. Majik Most)
11. TampaHipHop.Com Freestyle
12. Pit of the Flame (feat. DutchMassive & Majik Most)
13. All Night (feat. Apathy & Tak)
14. Mother Molesters Freestyle (feat. Apathy & Majik Most)
15. It Ain't
16. DJ Unknown & Mekalek Freestyle (feat. J-Zone, Al-Shid & Rok One)
17. Forever (feat. Kimani of the Masterminds, L-Fudge, Mr. Rictor & more)
18. Windows 98 (feat. Majik Most)
19. Phantasmagoria (feat. Araknophobix, DutchMassive, Maleko & Raj)

Disc: 4
01. Floss Filthy (feat. Big Scoob)
02. Political Gangstas (feat. Apathy)
03. Baldwin Brothers (feat. Majik Most)
04. Murder Death Kill (feat. Esoteric)
05. Can't Leave Rap Alone (feat. Apathy)
06. Big Dummy (feat. Mareko)
07. Who's F--kin' Around (feat. K-Skills)
08. Silence & I (feat. Vinnie Paz & King Syze)
09. Cover & Duck (feat. Styles of Beyond & Mike Shinoda)
10. Skrilla Guerilla Freestyle
11. Shhhh! (feat. Apathy)
12. Yout Ain't Seen It Comin' (feat. Highcollide & Paradox)
13. Mother Molesters Freestyle [MILF Mix] (feat. Apathy & Majik Most)
14. All Out War [Prowla Remix] (feat. Lyrical Commission)
15. Real Villains (feat. Guttamouf, Lord Digga & Majik Most)
16. Yell At Us [Devastator Remix] (feat. Apathy & Esoteric)
17. Tampa International [Remix] (feat. Funkghost, I-Man & Phobi-One)
18. The Countdown Theory [Remix] (feat. Walkmen)
19. Critical Conditions [Original Mix] (feat. Vex, DutchMassive & Majik Most)

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