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The Misanthropist is a hip hop producer from Stockholm, Sweden. Stocklyn Retrospective is his debut album featuring artists such as Royce da 5'9, Masta Ace, Termanology, Trife da God, Tame One, Pumpkinhead, Mr Metaphor and many more.

The Misanthropist's sound is rough and features a lot of chopped up samples and straight drums, very much inspired by how hip hop was made in New York in the mid 90's. Big influences are DJ Premier, RZA, J-Zone, 9th Wonder, Pete Rock and Madlib to name a few.

01. Stocklyn Retrospective
02. In Motion (feat. Theory Hazit)
03. Fuck Yeah (feat. RootPeople)
04. Losing My Mind (feat. Masta Ace, Kashal-Tee & Krylon)
05. It's A Shame (feat. Caribinghi & Prop Dylan)
06. Shine (feat. NBS)
07. Mr. Kaplan (feat. Trainspotters)
08. Believe It (feat. Waterpower)
09. 10 Little MC's (feat. Obnoxiuz)
10. Keep It Coming (feat. Tame One)
11. Urban Scholars (feat. Prop Dylan, Trife Da God & Termanology)
12. Drugdealers (feat. Lyrical High, Blackfist & Kakhi)
13. Fall Back (feat. Mr. Metaphor, Prop Dylan & Pure P)
14. Vanquish (feat. Royce Da 5'9", Pumpkinhead & Kashal-Tee)

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Another stand out album from yet another Swedish producer. This didn't hype me up as much as the albums by Soul Supreme & Sentence did but rest assured you'll definiely find more than a few tracks on here that you'll be feelin, dude got some big name underground guests on there to so it's definiely worth a look.. do I recommend it... yep!



"Losing My Mind" feat. Masta Ace, Kashal-Tee & Krylon

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Disclaimer: This is not an album, not a mixtape, just good fucking music. Don't label it, just listen. Thanks to all who participated. (as said on the back of the cd)

01. Picture That Intro 02:54
02. Vanquish (feat. Royce Da 5′9″) 02:41
03. The Gambler 03:06
04. Coastal Office (feat. Murs, Aloe Blacc) 03:18
05. Get Money 03:46
06. Wake Up (prod. by DJ Rhettmatic) 02:55
07. Ghetto 03:15
08. Of The Same Air (feat. Talib Kweli) 04:21
09. Relax Remix (feat. J Davey) 04:18
10. Stupid People (feat. Jean Grae) 03:42
11. Hands High (feat. Torae) 02:19
12. Hip Hop Dead (feat. Del The Funkee Homosapien) 03:14
13. Underground Massacre (feat. Sha Stimuli & Tools) 03:45
14. Welcome To Rosewood 03:36
15. Fiyakrakaz (prod. by Black Milk) 02:32
16. Lords Of War (feat. Archrival) 04:15

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After feeling a little let down with the Brooklyn Academy album this is a much better offering. This is sort of a follow up to the classic 2005 release "Orange Moon Over Brooklyn" even thought it's not officially classed as an album. either way, this is a must have. This surprised me very much. I've always liked Pumpkinhead but you just never really heard too much of him. give this a listen and you'll see that this dude is a straight up underground legend... BK stand up!!!

In spite of the fact that it was released independent of major studio support, revolutionary Vol. 2 made record sales, fueling its revolutionary concept. All of the CDs displayed Immortal Technique's phone number. It was endorsed by Mumia Abu-Jamal, who introduces the album and also provides a speech about hip hop's relationship to Homeland security.

01. Intro
02. The Point Of No Return
03. Peruvian Cocaine (Feat. C-Rayz Walz, Pumpkinhead, Loucipher, Tonedeff, Diabolic & Poison Pen)
04. Harlem Streets
05. Obnoxious
06. The Message And The Money
07. Industrial Revolution (Feat. Roc Raida)
08. Crossing The Boundary
09. Sierra Maestra
10. The 4th Branch
11. Internally Bleeding
12. Homeland And Hiphop (Feat. Mumia Abu Jamal)
13. The Cause Of Death
14. Freedom Of Speech
15. Leaving The Past
16. Truth's Razors
17. You Never Know (Feat. Jean Grae)
18. One (Remix) (Feat. Akir)

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In 2001, Immortal Technique released his first album Revolutionary Vol. 1 without the help of a record label or distribution, instead using money he had made from winning various rap battles. In November 2002, he was listed by The Source as the month's featured "Unsigned Hype", which highlights artists that are not signed to a record label. The following year, in September 2003, he received the coveted "Hip Hop Quotable" in The Source for a song entitled "Industrial Revolution" from his second album. Consequently, since he did not have a record deal or distribution at the time, Immortal Technique is the only rapper in history to have a "Hip Hop Quotable" while being unsigned. He finally released his second album Revolutionary Vol. 2 in 2003 under Viper Records/Nature Sounds distribution on CD and double LP. In 2004, Viper Records and, in 2005, Babygrande Records have re-released Immortal Technique's debut, Revolutionary Vol. 1, to make it available to a wider audience.

01. Creation And Destruction
02. Dominant Species
03. Positive Balance (Feat. Big Zoo)
04. The Getaway
05. Beef And Broccoli
06. No Me Importa (Feat. DJ Black Panther)
07. Top Of The Food Chain (Remix) (Feat. Poison Pen)
08. The Poverty Of Philosophy
09. Revolutionary
10. Spend Some Time (Remix)
11. Dance With The Devil
12. The Prophecy
13. Understand Why
14. No Mercy
15. The Illest (Feat. Jean Grae & Pumpkinhead)
16. Speak Your Mind

I don't have to say anything about this album, this is for those that have heard of him but never actually listened to his first 2 albums. One quick thing, Dance With The Devil is one of the deepest tracks you will ever hear!

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01. Stamp of Approval (produced by Jah Freedom)
02. Get Known (produced by Analogic)
03. The Eulogy feat. Kaze and Pumpkinhead (Produced by Analogic)
04. Legends (Produced by K. Hill)
05. Walk In My Shoes Remix feat. L.E.G.A.C.Y. and Sean Boog (Produced by Khrysis)
06. The Gripes (Produced by The Ologist)
07. Pay Attention (Produced by K-Hill)
08. Heavenly Father (Produced by Khrysis)
09. Off On YA Own feat. Kaze and Tiffany Paige (Produced by Jah Freedom)
10. Running from Lucifer Freestyle (Live)
11. Top Prospect Remix (Produced by 9th Wonder)
12. Pure Entertainment Remix feat. Dan Johns (Produced by K-Slack)
13. Natural Verse (Produced by Tzarism)
14. K-Hill Meets Blackout feat. Midaz (Produced by Nemo)
15. Overcome - The Demo Version (Produced by WhyOS)

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Hailing from Brooklyn, DJ and producer extraordinaire Black Panther's debut album is so-called because all the featured MCs rhyme about the events of one night - events so dark that it becomes The Darkest Night Ever. As a member of NYC’s Ancients, and after releasing a quality line of mix CDs and 12”s, he follows in the footsteps of Mr. Lif and Prince Paul with a hip-hop concept album that demonstrates his recent prolific production work with a hefty 17 tracks.

The album features some of the hottest underground MCs around at the moment and brings many of them together on the posse cut Home Security, which features Loer Velocity, Mazzi, Oktober, Sub Conscious, Pumpkinhead and Stic Man of Dead Prez. Other stand out tracks include Jean Grae’s spooky The Darkest Night Ever!!!, where she contemplates - over interesting beats - being stuck in a world by herself, whilst Murs (who has had a great year on Def Jux) spits flames on Where’s the Beef?.

This is an interesting work, and it's great in some places, but then that might just be due to the large variety and quality of featured MCs. The beats are consistent, but are consistently dark, in line with the whole concept and feel of the album. Even the cover artwork reminded me of that of a horror-core metal band. So if you’re looking for a bit of light relief, don’t go for The Darkest Night Ever, but if you’re having a bit of a black, bleak day it just might suit your mood!

1. Number Six
2. 5pm Intro
3. Suicide feat. Pumpkinhead
4. Final Destination feat. Word A Mouth
5. Godz Gifts feat. Diambolic, Lou Cipher
6. Expand 2 feat. C-Rayz Walz
7. So Cold feat. Celph Titled, Oktober
8. Favorite Headache feat. Loer Velocity
9. Where's The Beef? feat. Murs
10. Damned feat. L.I.F.E. Long
11. The Darkest Night Ever!!!! feat. Jean Grae
12. 2:32 feat. Kimani
13. Home Security feat. Loer Velocity, Mazzi, Oktober, Pumpkinhead, Sub Conscious, stic man of dead prez
14. Yes feat. Mr. Khalyil
15. Goonology feat. Poison Pen
16. Mogadishu feat. E-Dot
17. 52 Pick Up feat. Stronghold (Breez Evahflowin, Stelf Index, C-Rayz Walz, L.I.F.E. Long, Big Mike Terror, Wiz, Poison Pen)

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Mr. Met, a native New York City born musician raised in Park Slope Brooklyn, was introduced to the culture of hip hop in the mid 80’s. Being half French and half Jewish Met came up battling on street corner ciphers and local Mc competitions with a mission to prove himself as an mc.

After internal conflict with his first group “SUB 4”, met decided to accept the invite from the other local Park Slope group making noise “Zooty Zoo”, and joined forces with Building Block (Block McCloud) and Will Tell. The 3 artists formed the group Word A Mouth and went on to be featured on the Lyricist Lounge Volume 1 album hosted by De La Soul. This Album was released in the golden era of hip hop and opened up an audience to Mr. Met so detrimental to his success today. Soon the legendary Pumpkinhead, another Park Slope native MC came into the picture and the chemistry between the artists was like none other. They formed the Brooklyn Academy and went on to release a number of independently released records that topped college radio, billboard and dance charts.

Mr Met released his first and only independently produced album “Metropolis” in 2005.

01. ABC skit feat. Mr. Met 3 Years Old (prod. by Mr. Met)
02. Who Izz He (prod. by Young Cee)
03. Free My Soul feat. War Bixby and Pumpkinhead (prod. by Jeff)
04. Une Histoire (prod. by Beat Brewers)
05. The Farmer and The Dell skit feat. Mr Met 3 Years Old
06. Rebirth (prod. by Will Tell)
07. Trees (prod. by Will Tell)
08. Click Click feat. Block Mcloud (prod. by Beat Brewers)
09. Think Twice feat. Killah Priest and Raw Daggz (prod. by BreakNeck Beats)
10. Frere Jacques skit feat. Mr. Met 3 Years Old
11. Sometimes (prod. by Beanone)
12. Its Only Right (prod. by Will Tell)
13. Vent feat. Jai Murdah and Illzburry Doeboy (prod. by Beat Brewers)
14. Work feat. Lil Lego and Block McCloud (prod. by Beat Brewers)
15. Sesame Street skit feat. Mr Met 3 Years Old

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When it comes to top drawer lyricism and neck snapping beats, the names Pumpkinhead, Mr. Metaphor, and Block McCloud ring out like a shot. From their head turning appearances at Lyricist Lounge to their performances on the international circuit to their much loved singles and mixtapes, the three emcees have built an army of fans hungry for authentic rap music. Together as Brooklyn Academy, the trio represent a return to the original aesthetics of hard core hip-hop. Bored of Education, the group's full length debut, is the culmination of a career at the forefront of the lyric driven hip-hop movement. A collective of emcees who have been holding down the microphone for over a decade each, Brooklyn Ac approach their craft with a love of the fundamentals of rap music rarely seen in the age of million dollar ringtones. For the fans who have been following their career from the first drum hit, at long last, the wait is over.

1. One (Intro) feat. Jean Grae (Produced By: Beat Geez)
2. Raise Ya Hands feat. Jean Grae (Produced By: Illmindz)
3. We Don't Play (Produced By: The Gyfted)
4. Message To Brooklyn (Skit) (Produced By: J. Cardim)
5. I'm From Brooklyn feat. Ill Bill (Produced By: Al'Tarba)
6. That's Brooklyn feat. Will Tell (Produced By: I-See-On)
7. The Growler (Produced By: Marco Polo)
8. Bored Of Ed (Produced By: Haze Attacks)
9. Tear It Down (Produced By: Beat Brewers)
10. Blame It On The Alcohol (Skit) (Produced By: Will Tell)
11. Splash feat. Killah Priest (Produced By: MagOwl)
12. Black Out feat. Jean Grae (Produced By: Snowgoons)
13. Suicide (Produced By: Scorpio61)
14. Close Your Eyes feat. Skam 2 (Produced By: Unknown)
15. Back In Effect (Produced By: Irv Ford)
16. What's The Buzz (Produced By: Black Milk)
17. Peanuts (Skit) (Produced By: Block McCloud)
18. Nothin' You Can Do feat. Jean Grae (Produced By: Sicknature)

*X-Rae*

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Grown Folks is a hip hop group from Richmond, VA. The group consists of 2 members; producer Dox 1 (Wordsworth “Trust”, Pumpkinhead “2 Rude” and “Payperview”, Boogieman “Big Boogie”, Da Ranjhaz “High Off of Mescaline” and others) and emcee MicSource (most notably “In the Game” featuring Skillz). The chemistry between the 2 is undeniable on their 2005 mixtape “It is What it is.” This was acknowleged in many of the mixtape’s reviews including ones from okayplayer.com and ragomagazine.com (UK).

With the praise from “IIWII”, the group went onto complete their highly anticipated album entitled “Child’s Play.” Complete with guests appearances from Phil Da Agony, Skyzoo, Darien Brockington, K-Hill, Buff 1 (Athletic Mic League) and others, the album proves the need for a group that can deliver heat with substance. Whether approaching topics that the adult listener can actually empathize with (“Family Man”, “Sunday”) or just throwing darts (“No More” featuring Phil Da Agony, “Bang Ish”), Grown Folks assert themselves as a needed commodity in a hip hop world of guns, pimps, hustlers and hoes. There is more to the world than the aforementioned topics, and the group makes this clear.

The future is bright, and the call is yours. Let’s not just talk about what the game needs…let’s make it happen.

1. Official
2. No More feat Phil The Agony
3. Girl Holla
4. Home Again feat Spark Vada
5. Child's Play
6. Keep Your Hands High
7. Family Man
8. Sunday feat Shawn Chappelle and D-Vine
9. Tomorrow feat Trew and Simon Phoenix
10. Night For Love feat Darien Brockington
11. Bang Ish
12. Love Music
13. Layla's Theme
14. Goodbye feat Teresa Cook
15. Lyrics To Go feat Trew
16. Good Ol' Soul
17. Rewind Factor feat K-Hill, Buff 1, Iceberg and Skyzoo

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This album is a slept on banger! Dox 1's production is drenched in soul with sprinkles of funk for MicSource & Dox himself to lace their grown man lyrics, covering a number of subject matters. All over this album, they promote a positive vibe that you can't help to jam out to. Out of the 17 tracks, there's two that I weren't feelin', "Girl Holla" & "Keep Your Hands High", simply because they don't really fit with the rest of the album, almost bordering on a commercial sound, and I don't do commercial! the rest of the album though is a work of art, Dox 1 really has an ear for beautiful soul samples and dirty drums and bass. MicSource comes correct on nearly every track. Trust me on this one, this album is pure fire, almost a classic in my book. Peep the Micsource MySpace page, they have a new track out called "Back in The Building" off their soon to be released sophomore album, "Grumpy Old Men", don't sleep!!!

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Emerging from the New Jersey underground Urban performance circuit comes Silent Knight, a recording artist who brings a new glimmer of hope to Hip-Hop culture. This Brooklyn born - Tri State raised performer is an emcee whose electric stage presence and poignant lyrical abilities are smartly matched by his tastefully scathing social and political views.
Since 1999, Knight has been steadily climbing the ranks of underground rappers north of the Liberty Bell - presently positioning himself among some of the finest Hip-Hop artists New Jersey and New York has produced in the last decade. Not only has Knight recorded with the likes of underground legends such as Sean Price (of Boot Camp fame) & Pumpkinhead (Stretch & Bobbito fame), he has also opened for renowned artists such as Talib Kweli, Masta Ace, Jeru the Damaja, & Immortal Technique.
Knights catalog includes production from some of todays most sought after beatsmiths like 9th Wonder (Jay-Z, Little Brother, Mary J. Blige), Ayatollah (Mos Def, Styles P, Ghostface Killah) Da Beatminerz (Boot Camp Clik, Black Moon, Smif-N-Wessun), & Illmind (G-Unit, Pharoahe Monch, Inspectah Deck).

1. Hunger Strike (Produced by K.O.N.)
2. So Close (Produced by Analogic)
3. Everybody Needs (Produced by Illmind)
4. Silence (Produced by Jesse Fischer)
5. I Don't Know (Produced by K.O.N.)
6. Sometimes (Feat. Raks One) (Produced by Illmind)
7. Can't Go Back (Feat. K.O.N.) (Produced by Analogic)
8. Respect Due (Feat. Josh David) (Produced by K.O.)
9. Understand (Feat. Hasan Salaam) (Produced by Arcane "Mental Supremace")
10. Verbal Assault (Feat. Tiffany Paige) (Produced by Ayatollah)
11. Friend Stiller (Produced by Origimoz)
12. Storm Season (Feat. Sean Boog) (Produced by Analogic)
13. Speakin' My Mind (Remix) (Feat. Pumpkinhead, Sean Price, & Outbrst) (Produced by Analogic)
14. This Is It (Produced by Da Beatminerz)
15. Red Army Movement (Feat. Cymarshall Law, J. Siinistah, & Archrival) (Produced by Marshall Law)
16. Think Fast (Feat. Kaze & Supastition) (Produced by Analogic)
17. Shine (Prouced by Rashid Hadee)

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Now this is a little gem right here, amazing production, superb flow & lyrics and dope guest spots. Definitely one of the top 3 Rawkus 50 releases. Get familiar people and while ya at it, check out the remix album he dropped recently, called "Restoration", another superb release from ya boy SK... look out for more coming soon from this very talented MC!

NOTE: This is the full version, released in 2006. It was then re-released in 2007 through Rawkus on itunes, but with only 10 tracks!

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Orange Moon Over Brooklyn features guest appearances from Immortal Technique, Jean Grae, D.V. Alias Khrist, Supastition, Wordsworth, and others. The album is entirely produced by Marco Polo and features cuts by turntablist DP One.

Brooklyn’s proudest battle MC delivers his best work yet with this release. Pumpkinhead got his big break by doing a promo for the “Stretch and Bobbito Show” (Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito the Barber). His first 12-inch records in 1998, (”Dynamic” and “Wack MC’s”) had great success on the radio charts. Since then, Pumpkinhead has worked with almost every underground MC in New York, recorded a Seagram’s Gin radio commercial, and toured in Australia, Japan, the Netherlands and Sweden.

Orange Moon Over Brooklyn features the banging tracks “Rock On”, “Trifactor” and “Swordfish”. Without a doubt, Pumpkinhead is back representing BK to the fullest!

01. Alkaline-N-Acid (Feat. Raiden)
02. Authentic (Feat. DV Alias Khryst)
03. I Just Wanna Rhyme
04. Trifactor (Feat. Supastition & Wordsworth)
05. Grenades
06. DP One (Interlude)
07. Rock On
08. Anything
09. Swordfish (Feat. Archrival)
10. Emcee
11. Jukebox
12. The Best
13. Monkey Shine (Feat. The Plague)
14. Here
15. Anthem For The End Of The World (Feat. Jean Grae & Chaos)

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Yep, this was a definite sleeper album and did anyone even know that Marco Polo did all the frickin' beats... damn son!!! Fo' real, this is another classic for ya collection and should be played at high volume... true hip hop heads stand the fuck up!!!

Volume 1:

1.Boost Mobile Intro
2.At The End Of The Day
3.Don't Say Shit To Ruck
4.Sixteen Feat. Heineken Jones
5.Hang Your Self
6.How It Soundz Feat. Jimmy Grand, AG
7.Lenny & Squigge Featuring Curry Loo & Agallah
8.Bed-Stuy 2 Brownsville Feat Tek of Smif N Wessun
9.No Matter feat.El Da Sensei
10.Lenny & Spitty Go Off Featuring Agallah
11.Onion Head (Remix) feat. Doujah Raze
12.Above the Law feat. Starang Wondah, Tommy Tee, Agallah & Labba
13.Outlive The War (Feat Jedi Mind Tricks & Block Mc Cloud)
14.Star Destroyers Feat. The High & Mighty
15.Remember Me Feat. Scram Jones
16.Pantyraid Feat. Rok One & The Bitchwhippaz
17.Ruck & AGG Featuring Agallah
18.Blood Runs Cold Feat Jedi Mind Tricks
19.Da Rookee Feat. KC
20.Warzone Feat. D-Flame
21.Freestyle Feat. Thirstin Howl III & Master Fuol
22.Hip Hop Game Freestyle
23.Move On It Feat. Anonymous Twist
24.Don't Wanna Play (LIVE)


Volume 2:

1.Passion Intro
2.Solidify
3.The Backpack Song
4.Fair One (Feat Reef The Lost Cauze)
5.My Tribute
6.Beyond The Gates Of Pain feat. Jedi Mind Tricks
7.So Excited (feat. War Bixby, Block Mcloud, Blanquito)
8.N Y C
9.60 Bar Dash
10.Dont Wanna Play
11.Live the Life Feat. Rustee Juxx
12.High Times Starang Wondah, Blackmoon & Top Dog
13.Pay Me Feat. Agallah
14.Dominique Wilkins Feat. The Bitchwippaz & Eddie Brock
15.Freestyle
16.5th Chamber Feat12:00, Bronze Nazareth & Prodigal Sunn
17.Rags To Riches feat Bloodthirst
18.Tell E Mundo
19.Major League Feat. Matt Fingaz, Agallah, Labba, & Cash Brown
20.Last Days
21.Come on Now Feat. Mr. Eon
22.WNYU FM Freestyle


Volume 3:

1.Heltah Skeltah Intro
2.Ultimate Rush Feat. Saukrates
3.Caca Gosa Vixen
4.Feel the Vibe Feat. Rampage & Doo Wop
5.Game Over Feat. Das EFX, Glaze
6.Underground Tactics
7.The Crab Inn
8.Duck Down Feat. Lord Digga & sMACKMAN
9.Uni-4-Orm Feat. Ras Kass & Canibus
10.No, No, No feat Heltah Skeltah
11.Wanna Ride (Featuring Agallah, Lil Roc & Steele)
12.Gunz 'N Onez (Iz U Wit Me) Feat. Method Man
13.Freestyle Feat.OGC
14.Exclusive
15.The Great Diamond Feat Sadat X
16.Black Fonzerelliz (Uncut Mix)
17.Brothaz Keepa
18.Feel The O's
19.Magnum Force feat. Representativz & Rustee Juxx
20.Thunder's Theme feat. Thunder


Volume 4:

1.Welcome Intro
2.Loose Cannons Feat. Doujah Raze & Baron
3.Bong Yoooo Feat. Flood & Rustee Juxx
4.E And Walt Wonderin Ft. Rapper Big Pooh And Buckshot
5.Blong Blong Feat.Supreme
6.Black Republicans Remix Feat. Nas & Jay Z
7.Gunz (Feat Jus Allah & Doujah Raze
8.Speakin' My Mind (Remix) Feat. Pumpkinhead & Silent Knight
9.Instructions Feat. Agallah
10.Stomp Remix Feat. Bad Seed, Session, Copywrite, Poison Pen, Arch Rival & Pack FM
11.Symphonies Feat. Rebel INS, & Phil Anastasia
12.Verbal Fisticuffs Feat. Head Turners
13.Still Grimey Feat. U-God, C-Rayz Walz & Prodigal Sunn
14.Fahrenheit Feat. A.G. & Doujah Raze
15.Air It Out Feat Form One
16.Dirty, Grimey, & Low Down
17.Crack The Egg Feat. High & Mighty
18.PF Cuttin Exclusive (Scrapped Monkey Barz Track)
19.My Mic Sound Nice Feat. the Representativez
20.Best Rappers Out Feat. Pumpkinhead
21.60 Bar Dash (A-Beats Rmx)


Volume 5:

1.More Or Less (Ruck Joint)
2.Jesus Price (Crazy)
3.What Now Feat.Muneshine & Termanology
4.Change of the Guard feat. Gawdbless
5.Showcase Feat. Phil Harmonic
6.All In Your Head Feat. Sandpeople
7.Oh Mein Gott (Feat. Abroo)
8.Girls Feat. Destiny's Child
9.No Respect Feat.Delinquent Monastery & Okwerdz
10.24k (Punks Still Jump Up) Feat. Buckshot & Jean Grae
11.That Sound Feat. Hochii
12.Looking Down The Barrel Feat. Black Moon
13.What Would U Do Feat Black Moon
14.Street Sweepers Freestyle Feat. Buckshot & Smif N Wessun
15.U Wonderin feat. Buckshot and Big Pooh
16.Hurt Nobody Feat. Rock
17.You Don't Know Like I Know Feat. Rock, E. Sermon .Trigga The Gambler, Smoothe Da Hustler, & Starang Wondah -
18.We Nah Miss Feat. Elemental One
19.Shooters Feat. General Steele
20.My Ghetto Remix Feat. Thirstin Howl


Volume 6:

1.Sean P Intro
2.G4 Freestyle 101
3.One Of The Best
4.Kings of Kings Feat. Clutchplayer and Sene
5.Best Friends Feat. Jay Bizzy
6.You Get No Love (Feat. Starang & A.DD)
7.Lets Ride Feat. C.O.D.
8.State of Mind Featuring J - Spliff
9.Automatic Feat. Brad Strut
10.Whats My Motherfuckin Name?
11.Bootcamp Infantry Feat. Buckshot, Smif, & Wessun
12.I'm Outa Here Feat. Zoxea
13.Ten Featuring M-1 of Dead Prez & Miss Knockout
14.Grimey Lords Feat. Jus Allah & U-God
15.Outlive The War Remix (feat. Jedi Mind Tricks & Block Mc Cloud)
16.Unbreakable Feat. Magnum Dollar$
17.Revival Featuring Keyo & Ijah
18.Cataclizm Feat. Blind Alphabetz
19.Halftime Freestyle Part 1
20.Halftime Freestyle Part 2
21.Halftime Freestyle Part 3
22.Halftime Freestyle Part 4
23.The Alliance Freestyle
24.Freestyle Feat. Rock, Buckshot
25.Brownsville Outro


Volume 7:

1.Listen To P Intro
2.Down Wit My Niggas
3.We're Back Feat. Rock
4.Git Some Featuring EMC The Group
5.D&D Soundclash Freestyle
6.War On Drugs Feat. One Dae
7.Boston to Bucktown feat. Special Teamz and Buckshot
8.Bullyshit Feat. King Magnetic
9.Say Goodbye (Remix) Feat. Party Arty,Rugged Intellect,Rustee Juxx,Solomon Childs
10.Shots feat. DHO
11.Grown Man Rap Feat. NeM$
12.Around My Block Feat. Brand Stacks, Dreek, & Korrec
13.Hey Ladies Feat. J Biz & Critical
14.Say What (Avids Remix)
15.Turn It Up feat. Nervous Reck & The Away Team
16.Getchya Team Feat. Rock & Buckshot
17.Real Shit Feat. Agallah
18.The Ghetto Feat. Steele
19.Chorus Collection
20.South Brooklyn 2 East NY Feat. Ike Eyez
21.Peep My Words Remix
22.Run Feat. Guilty Simpson & Black Milk
23.We Put It Down Feat. Datin
24.Outro


Mad props to The World Famous Schnooklyn Zoo for the hook up!

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Brand new and third official studio album from the Bay Area duo! This is the official follow up to their underground hit Dirty Deeds, and features a gang of appearances from the likes of Chali 2na, Rakaa Iriscience (Dilated Peoples), Luckyiam.PSC, Big Pooh (Little Brother), Pumpkinhead and more, plus production by Architect, Style Misia, B-Sides and Villa Nova.

1. Call 'em Out (Main Event) (feat. DJ Hen Boogie)
2. Joy Riden
3. Rock the Spot (feat. Sean Price, Big Pooh & DJ Icewater)
4. Childhood
5. Highly Doubted (feat. DJ Icewater)
6. Hustlen All My Life (feat. Karim (Boom Bap Project) & Deuce Eclipse)
7. Cali-Green
8. Grownman Biz
9. Open 40 Bottle (feat. Pumpkinhead)
10. Soul Sacrifice
11. How Sweet It Iz
12. Smooth It Out (Interlude)
13. Better Place
14. Hustler's Prayer (feat. Equipto & Persevere (Subcontents))
15. World Gone Crazy
16. Until Next Time
17. Joy Riden Part 2 (bonus track) (feat. Luckyiam.PSC)
18. Rock the Spot (All-Star Remix) (feat. Sean Price, Rakaa Iriscience (Dilated Peoples), Reef The Lost Cauze, Verbal Kent, Motion Man & Chali 2na)



"Joy Riden"

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Listen to track 4, "Sucka Pass" feat. Reef The Lost Cauze

1. Intro of the Century (feat. Fresh Daily & Nola Darling)
2. Table Setting (feat. Vast Aire, L.I.F.E. Long & Mariella)
3. See You Thin (feat. C.Rayz Walz)
4. Sucka Pass (feat. Reef the Lost Cauze)
5. Breakfast (feat. Fresh Daily)
6. Good Money (feat. Pumpkinhead, Gab Gacha, Mazzi, Creature & P. Casso)
7. Cruise Control (feat. Substantial)
8. The Kids (feat. Nola Darling)
9. Over the Wall (feat. Many Styles)
10. Dr. Feelgood (feat. Substantial)
11. Swerve (feat. Fresh Daily, Nola Darling & Homeboy Sandman)
12. Around the Way (feat. Alias)
13. Keep It Honest (feat. Skyzoo, John Robinson & Shabaam Sahdeeq)
14. Do You Wanna Come Home (feat. P. Casso)

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Dope album by the production duo of Deep & Ben Boogie. They released a classic in 2006 with "Frequent Flyers" and this follow up takes them up another level. Some big underground names on here stop by to lay down some heat over these bangin beats...Don't sleep!!!

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Brooklyn's own Black Panther made his mark as a hip hop producer with his 2003 debut release “The Darkest Night Ever” on the label Third Earth. Blessed with lyrics by some of the best underground emcees including Jean Grae, stic man of dead prez, Pumpkinhead and C-rayz Walz this concept album received acclaimed reviews from the hip hop world with allhiphop.com stating, “Soon you'll be hearing his name in a lot of those 'favorite producer' arguments”.

2007 finds Black Panther ready to solidify his mark with his sophomore release “My Eternal Winter” March 13th on his own label, Manekineko Pro. with distribution from HBD/Koch. Once again Panther enlists some of the best underground emcees and always looking to push himself to the next level, takes it a step further to incorporate r&b, rock and pop for this concept album about individual eternal struggles.

The lead single “All Falls Down” features Bronx emcee Oktober Zero and songstress Maya Azucena. Other stand out tracks include “Dreams” with a medley of emcees including M-1 of dead prez, “And The Day Keeps Coming” featuring J Treds, “Nothing Personal” featuring M F Grimm and “The Half” which couples Maya Azucena's soulful voice over Panther's amazing production.

Listen to track 2, "All Falls Down" feat. Oktober & Maya Azucena

1. Winter's Calling
2. All Falls Down feat. Oktober & Maya Azucena
3. And The Day Keeps Coming feat. J-Treds
4. The Return feat. Pumpkinhead
5. The Half feat. Maya Azucena
6. In From The Cold feat. Masai Bey, L.I.F.E. Long, Savage Messiah & Mr. Melodic
7. Invasion feat. Mr. Metaphor
8. Love Letters feat. Paze Infinite & Maya Azucena
9. Dreams feat. Mez, Majesty, Ali Bey & M1 (of Dead Prez)
10. My Eternal Winter feat. Meridith Dimenna
11. Nothing Personal feat. MF Grimm
12. Your Mine feat. Shabaam Shadeeq & Bronze K
13. Sadtimes feat. Archrival
14. Hustle And Flow feat. King Syze, King Krong, Des Devious & Planetary
15. You Don't Know feat. Shabaam Sahdeeq

*a-FILI-ated*
Dope album, if you slept on it last year, now's the time to cop it!!

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Listen to "Do You"

1. Do You feat. El Da Sensei, Skyzoo and King Magnetic
2. Where You Gonna Hide feat. Reef the Lost Cause and Pumpkinhead
3. Whats Missin' feat. Emilio Rojas, Kaze and Doujah Raze
4. Do you (Instrumental)
5. Where You Gonna Hide (Instrumental)
6. What's Missin' (Instrumental)

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This is some dope ass ish!!! This production duo from Poland are fast becoming sought after producers in the US, much like Snowgoons & Shuko are now, all reppin' Europe of course. The Single/Ep below was their debut last year but I think the new track "Do You"... and the other two songs definitely bump harder and leave you wanting to hear more from these Polski cats. Their in the lab now, working on the collaboration album with the legendary El Da Sensei. Don't sleep!!!





1. Different Places One Hip Hop feat. Rasco, Mic Stylz and Breez Evahflowin
2. Stick To Your Guns feat. Seven, Supastitionand and Nat Ill
3. Definition Of A MC feat. Afront and El Da Sensei
4. Different Places One Hip Hop (Instrumental)
5. Stick To Your Guns (Instrumental)
6. Different Places One Hip Hop (Acapella)
7. Stick To Your Guns (Acapella)

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JbL is fast becoming a well known name on the underground scene, his production is becoming more and more sort after after working with some of the most respected artists in hip hop. With the Vinnie Paz hosted ‘Alien Warfare', JbL displays his vast awray of head nodding beats combined with some of the finest underground MC’s in the game today. Features Canibus, Apathy, Pumpkinhead, Reef The Lost Cauze, Planetary, Kev Turner and more.

Listen to track 4, "When You Need Me" feat. Apathy, Planetary & Vinnie Paz

1. Intro
2. Barbarians feat. Canibus, Juni Bonds & Pete Sakes
3. Get Down feat. Superstar, Rebel Agnostic, One Dae
4. When You Need Me feat. Apathy, Planetary & Vinnie Paz
5. To Be Free feat. Superstar, Juni Bonds & Columbo Black
6. Trendsettas feat. Faez One, Kev Turner & Reef The Lost Cauze
7. No Good feat. Juni Bonds & The Giantz
8. Ready For War feat. Nameless, DeathTrap, Juni Bonds, Superstar & Astro Jones
9. The Way It Is feat. Pumpkinhead & Damien Streets
10. Five feat. Juni Bonds, Hexsagon, Superstar, The Pro & James Ciphurphace
11. Hip Hop Infinity feat. Street Symphony
12. The Thangs You Do To Me feat. The Addictz In The Lab
13. Thick feat. Struggles
14. Where It's Not feat. Reef The Lost Cauze & Juni Bonds
15. Is This The Price (JbL Instrumental)
16. The End Of The World feat. Juni Bonds, Struggles & A-Yes
17. Raw Flexin feat. Juni Bonds, Superstar & Subcosuz
18. Crime Of Passion feat. Superstar
19. Escape From You feat. A-Yes
20. Today feat. Pete Sakes
21. The Chase feat. Street Symphony
22. Barbarian Outro

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You gotta cop this album, JbL is sick with the beats and when you got people like Canibus, Reef The Lost Cauze & Apathy making contributions on the album then you know it's gonna be dope. He also produced the classic "Don't Cry" on the latest A.O.T.P. release "Ritual of Battle" JbL has a new album coming later this year called "Blood, Sweat & Tears" hosted by Jus Allah, don't sleep!!!