That Realness Is Now Closed!!!

Flushing, Queens New York where this MC was born & bred. Flushing, Queens has seen the likes of many famous MC's like Large Professor, Main Source, Mic Geronimo, Royal Flush, the list goes on and on. When it's all said and done Nut-Rageous will be listed among the elite MC's from Flushing Queens no doubt. Nut-Rageous has released many hip hop classics in the last few years. Now you can get all 15 tracks on this raw nut CD, this CD is best described as classic golden era hip hop New York style. Nut-Rageous has a comical side as well, so your gonna laugh. Not since the diabolical Biz Markie have we seen this. But don't get it twisted Nut-Rageous is a lyrical genius at best.

01. Danger
02. 1979
03. Play Da Field
04. They Wanna Know
05. Best In This Profession
06. G-Ride
07. Flushing Da Last Stop feat. Koron, Semi, Q.U. & Fortune
08. Rap Issue
09. Devilz Gun feat. Semi-Auto & Koron
10. Ghetto Jam feat. Semi-Auto
11. Rap Author feat. Prince Ali & Craig G
12. We Ring Bells feat. Jak Danielz
13. Wat’s Poppin feat. KL (0f Screwball)
14. Don’t Tell Me Tell Her feat. Dana Dane
15. Somebody Loves Me

01. 48 (Produced by: Illmind)
02. Drop That (Produced By Loptimist)
03. 2nd Coming (World Premiere) (Produced By DJ Cozmos)
04. Long Time (Produced by: Symbolyc One)
05. Untitled II (featuring V Zilla) (Produced by : Moonshine)
06. Stand Down (Featuring The Niyat) (Produced by: Loptimist)
07. Talkin Bout (Produced by: DJ Cozmos)
08. For The Part 1 (Produced by: DJ Cozmos)
09. For The Part 2 (Featuring Cat Corley and Petu) (Produced by: Kay)
10. The Nicest (Produced by: Loptimist)
11. Self-Proclaimed World’s Greatest Tag Team (Produced by: DJ Cozmos)
12. Paper Champs (Produced by: DJ Cozmos)
13. Respect The Name (Produced by: DJ Cozmos)
14. Gots Ta Love It (Produced by: Symbolyc One)
15. Forreal Forreal (Produced By: Soul Supreme)
16. Piece Of Mine (Produced By Loptimist)
17. Unemployed N****s (Featuring Starchy Arch) (Produced by: DJ Cozmos)
18. Fragile (featuring V Zilla) (Produced by : Moonshine)
19. Move On Pt III (featuring Kay) (Produced by: Symbolyc One)
20. 1st Team All State Featuring DJ Cipher, Big $ Mic, DJ Cozmos, Mavrek, Rukus, Minus, Kay, D Rose. Symbolyc One, Myone, Leaf, Snap aka Red Cess, Deology, Starchy Arch, Bavu Blakes, V Zilla, J. Sin, Chip Fu and Damien (Produced By Loptimist)
21. My Turn (Bonus Track) (Produced by: Slopfunkdust)

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Collect Dis Edition is a 2003 compilation album released on Duck Down Records. The compilation features a number of singles recorded by Boot Camp Clik members and affiliates between 2000 and 2002, as well as past collaborations.

01. "Rush" by Black Moon (Produced by Da Beatminerz)
02. "What's Poppin'" by Boot Camp Clik (Produced by DJ THE Boy)
03. "Smile In Heaven" by Boot Camp Clik & Twanie Ranks (Produced by Da Beatminerz)
04. "All Massive" by Tek (Produced by Ayatollah)
05. "Don't Say Shit To Ruck" by Sean Price (Produced by Agallah)
06. "That's What's Up" by Starang Wondah (Produced by Black Milk)
07. "Fire Burn" by Boot Camp Clik (Produced by Da Beatminerz)
08. "The Real" by Buckshot (Produced by M-Boogie)
09. "Mastered The Style" by Rustee Juxx (Produced by Bucktown USA)
10. "Tel E Mundo" by Sean Price (Produced by Agallah)
11. "You Could Get Shot" by Buckshot (Produced by Bucktown USA)
12. "The Game" by Starang Wondah (Produced by Black Market)
13. "D&D Soundclash" by Afu-Ra, Cocoa Brovaz & Jahdan (Produced by Da Beatminerz)
14. "Luv Em Or Leave Em Alone" by Boot Camp Clik (Produced by Knobody)
15. "Last Bref" by Masta Ace (Produced by Masta Ace)
16. "No Justice, No Peace" by Cocoa Brovaz (Produced by Bucktown USA)
17. "I Realize" by Boot Camp Clik (Produced by Coptic)

NOTE: Track 16 is in wma format. I converted all the other tracks to mp3 but track 16 wasn't having any of it!

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

Tell The World My Name is the debut album from Hit Squad member, K-Solo.

Hits like "Your Mom's inn My Business" and "Spellbound" proved the growing success of his style. Most of the tracks was being produced by Parrish Smith except "Spellbound" which was produced by Erick Sermon.

01. Spellbound
02. Rockin' For My Hometown
03. Everybody Knows Me
04. Speed Blocks
05. Fugitive
06. Tales From The Crack Side
07. Your Mom's In My Business
08. Real Solo Please Stand Up
09. Renee-Renee
10. Solo Rocks The House
11. The Messenger
12. Drums Of Death

Never heard of these guys? You may recognize them as 4 of the 13 MC's on the L.O.N.S posse-cut, "Spontaneous." This crew bares a striking, but grittier resembalance to the Leaders of the New School.

It's one of those NY albums that showed up and then dissapeared...and nobody seemed to notice. However, the album is decent. There's nothing that really stands out on this LP, but overall the sound is pure gritty, early 90's NY, so any fan of that will appreciate this.

01. What Is a Rumpletilskinz
02. Attitudes
03. Hudz
04. Mad M.F.'s
05. I-N-I
06. Sweet Therapy
07. Snikslitelpmur
08. Earthquake
09. Mushroom Talk
10. Is It Alright
11. Theramixx
12. Dascumin
13. Hi Volume

1. DJ Footlong (Intro)
2. Bluntz & Bakakeemis
3. That SH**
4. Just Another Case
5. Hoe 2 Society
6. Nuthin' But
7. Straight from L.I.P.
8. Goin' Down
9. Shoot Out
10. Ten to Run
11. Wreckgonize
12. Bulletproof Vest
13. Ebonic Plague
14. Up North
15. R.I.P.
16. Live at the Tunnel
17. Pronto
18. You Used To
19. Fresh, Wild and Bold
20. O.J.
21. Lisa Lipps
22. Bubblin'
23. Goines Tale
24. Illz
25. Footlong
26. My Everlovin'
27. Pay Attention
28. Loungin' Wit My Cru
29. Dirty 29
30. Armaggedon

Overcast! is the debut album by Minneapolis-based hip hop group Atmosphere, released in 1997 on Rhymesayers Entertainment. It's the only Atmosphere album to feature MC Spawn trading verses with Slug. The cover art is a take on the 1964 jazz album "Judgment!" by Andrew Hill. Before the album's release, Spawn left the group.

01. 1597
02. Brief Description
03. Current Status
04. Complications
05. 4:30AM
06. Adjust
07. Clay
08. @
09. Sound Is Vibration
10. Multiples
11. Scapegoat
12. Ode To The Modern Man (Lightning Blend)
13. WND
14. Multiples (Reprise)
15. Caved In
16. Cuando Limpia El Humo
17. The Outernet
18. Primer - (Hidden Track)

01. Sauce Money - 'Intruder Alert'
02. Arrested Development - 'Ease My Mind (DJ Premier Remix)'
03. Chi Ali - 'No Surrender, No Retreat'
04. Cookie Crew - 'A Word To The Conscious (Gang Starr Remix)'
05. Devin The Dude - 'Doobie Ashtray'
06. Boss - 'Drive By (Slow Rollin' Remix)'
07. Charlie Baltimore - 'Everybody Wanna Know'
08. Gang Starr - 'Battle'
09. Rass Kass - 'Goldyn Chyld'
10. Group Home - 'Supa Dupa Star (June 1994 Demo Version)'
11. Howie B & Robbie Robertson - 'Take Your Partner By The Hand (DJ Premier Remix)'
12. Lord Finesse - 'Baby, You Nasty (Original Version)'
13. Queen Latifah - 'Wrath Of My Madness (DJ Premier Remix)'
14. Xzibit - 'What A Mess'

"Fully two years in the making, the P Brothers finally release their highly anticipated first LP. Unlike previous attempts at trans-Atlantic collaborations by other producers, 'The Gas' is no "rent-any-rapper" affair. Widely known for their uncompromising high standards in producing authentic - but never retro - hip hop music, the P Brothers also make no secret that they are choosy with whom they collaborate. 'The Gas' is no exception, marrying timeless and complex sample-based production and trademark superheavyweight beats with the true cream of New York MCs, such as Boss Money, Milano, Res Connected, Roc Marciano, Smiley, and Samhill.

01. Gas Alert [00:13]
02. Cold World (Ft. Boss Money) [04:11]
03. Late Night (Ft. Milano) [03:14]
04. Outta Control (Ft. Roc Marciano) [03:58]
05. Got It On Me (Ft. Milano) [04:03]
06. Emptiness [00:29]
07. New Religion (Ft. Boss Money) [03:03]
08. Digital B-Boy (Ft. Milano) [03:41]
09. Caviar (Ft. Roc Marciano) [03:25]
10. Blam Blam For Nottingham (Ft. Boss Money) [04:13]
11. Shoot ‘Em Down (Ft. Res Connected) [02:59]
12. In A Zone (Ft. Milano) [03:47]
13. Boss Money Gangsters (Ft. Boss Money) [03:47]
14. Don’t Question Me (Ft. $amhill) [05:43]
15. Spirit [00:40]



"Digital B-Boy" feat. Milano

Dubbed "Pennsylvania's Hip-Hop Supergroup," Reef The Lost Cauze, Charon Don, State Store and founder Chief Kamachi, join forces for their highly anticipated collective debut Black Candles. While all four emcees were featured last year on Kamachi's solo debut Cult Status, this Army of the Pharoahs' member is not the only rapper in the group to have already made a name for himself. Reef the Lost Cauze gained recognition as one of the nation's top battling emcees when he won the "04 Rocksteady Battle," while Charon Don is a four-time winner of the Battle of the Beats on Pittsburgh's #1 urban radio station, 106.7 WAMO. Black Candles features beats by Eastern Conference in-house producer, Mighty Mi.

01. Word Of Mob
02. Black Of Dawn
03. No Hard feelings
04. This
05. Radios
06. No Chorus
07. Right!
08. Voodoo Doll
09. Never Walk Alone
10. Situation
11. Akbar
12. My Squad
13. Burning Candles
14. Angel Feathers

The effort was a highly praised underground release, but didn't sell strong numbers. Three songs from their debut EP are included here, "Party Groove", "Soul Clap", and "Catchin' Wreck".

The album features an early appearance from late legend Big L, on the posse cut "Represent", other guest appearances come from Diamond D, Dres, Lord Finesse and DeShawn. The album includes many interludes between songs that features underground artists such as The Legion, Freddie Foxxx, Fat Joe, Kid Capri and Lord Finesse.

Producer Showbiz makes frequent rapping appearance on the album, unlike later releases, where he left the rhyming to A.G.

01. Still Digin' feat. Diamond D 03:44
02. Fat Pockets 03:39
03. Bounce Ta This 03:53
04. More Than One Way Out Of The Ghetto 04:31
05. Silence Of The Lambs(Remix) 04:52
06. 40 Acres And My Props 04:21
07. Runaway Slave 04:52
08. Hard To Kill 05:15
09. Hold Ya Head 04:38
10. He Say, She Say 04:20
11. Represent feat. Big L, DeShawn, Lord Finesse 05:56
12. Silence Of The Lambs 05:10
13. Party Groove(Bass Mix) 03:22
14. Soul Clap(Short Version) 04:04
15. Catchin' Wreck 04:18
16. Party Groove (Instrumental) 03:17

Soul Clap is the debut EP from underground Hip Hop duo Showbiz & A.G.. The album featured later Runaway Slave album cuts, "Party Groove", "Soul Clap" and "Catchin' Wreck", as well as the exclusive songs "Diggin' In The Crates" and "Giant In The Mental".

01. Intro
02. Party Groove (Instrumental)
03. Soul Clap (Short Version)
04. Catchin' Wreck
05. Party Groove (Bass Mix)
06. Diggin' In The Crates (Featuring Diamond D & Lord Finesse)
07. Soul Clap (Off Beat Mix)
08. Giant In The Mental

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Singapore Kane is a rapid rising rap star in his native city of Boston, Massachusetts. Being born of Jamaican decent to his mother Faith and Legendary Boston reggae artist Danny Tucker, Singapore was introduced to the sounds and rythym of music at an early age. Kane started his quest to become a force in the hip-hop industry in the fourth grade, discovering his ability to write clever poems, limericks and haiku's. Over time, Singapore has laid many of his competitors in the dust, hence his name Singapore Kane, derived through the lyrical bashing of his opponents during freestyle battles.

Singa is most known for his ability to conjure up vivid imagery with his lyrics. Whether spitting on topics regarding the streets or world politics, his rhymes leave you with plenty to envision and contemplate . Singa explains it best, "You don't hear my lyrics, you see em." He is a dedicated advocate for inner city youth voicing their concerns and struggles on many of his tracks. Self-described as a "Street Journalist & Observer," Singapore represents his home-town of Mattapan and the controversies that surround him.

01. Fly With Me 02:33
02. Sufferer 02:54
03. Jigs Over 02:33
04. Fast Life 03:47
05. Spit-Fire (Ft. Big Shug & Dre Robinson) 03:51
06. Summer In The City 03:23
07. Who Shot Ya 02:26
08. Angry 03:10
09. Wanted (Ft. Terry Ganzi) 04:40
10. Rumble In The Jungle (Ft. Blues) 02:09
11. Problems 01:53
12. Rise Up (Ft. Big Shug) 03:14
13. Trust No One 03:02
14. Eye For N’ Eye (Ft. Tragic Allies) 03:22
15. Streets 01:14
16. Silva Spoons 03:18
17. Street Legends (Ft. Chan) 03:21
18. Get Up (Ft. Blues) 02:21
19. Watch N’ See 03:57
20. Bust A Move 02:37
21. Stop Playin 03:55
22. Live It Up 02:09

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Hailing from the streets of Uptown Manhattan. He is no stranger to battles or ciphers, Milano made his name known in D&D studios by shooting off lyrical artillery head to head with the legendary Big Punisher. This ultimately landed him his classic duet with Big Pun called “Where Ya At?” as well as with Cuban Linx & O.C. on “Hey Luv”, both featured on DITC’s album “Worldwide”. Soon after, Milano dropped his first 12″ single “Deal With A Feeling” backed by the warrior driven B-Side “Rep For The Slums”. Milano has been featured on numerous street mix tapes, not to mention his appearances on Hip Hop radio shows like the Half Time Radio Show & Stretch Armstrong show on NYC’s Hot 97. In 2008, Milano plans to follow in the footsteps of lyrical giants such as Rakim, Nas, Big Pun, with his forthcoming album release on Affluent Records. With production from T-Ray, Showbiz, Will Tell, Agallah, Chaze and more… “Sidewalk Stories” the album will bring Hip-Hop back to the essence!

01. Big Future
02. Holy Trinity II
03. New York City
04. Skit
05. The Ladder
06. Take It Off
07. Stay Low
08. And Now
09. How U
10. Where U At? feat. Big Pun

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Denmark. Home of quality hip-hop for decades already, this country is all too quickly overlooked. From a small town comes this duo that goes back like carseats. Since 93, these two have been honing their skills, doing live shows and DJ competitions and last year they’ve finally dropped their first legit album.

Wherever you’ll read about these two, you won’t be able to find an article that doesn’t attempt to describe their sound with the term “boom-bap” (aw shucks, I fell for it too…), but let me just say they embody the old school spirit of the big sounds, the thumping bass, the live atmosphere, the love for the artform, and, in real old school fashion, the DJ is the center of attention. And rightly so: Static crafts incredible tracks packed with vocal cut after scratch after vocal cut etc. putting every bedroom DJ to shame. And Nat Ill does what an MC was originally meant to do: he praises his DJ, which is easy to do in his case.

This is an album that doesn’t so much pretend to ooze philosophical wisdom, but it sure as hell packs a lot of heat and energy. The two get some help from Promoe (Sweden), Pacewon, Last Emperor, Slug, Blueprint (US) and Abdominal (Can) on the mic, and they have DJ Shine and DJ Noize (both Denmark) murdering the DJ track on the album.

1.-Teamwork intro
2.-Raised On
3.-Put it Down Feat Pace Won
4.-GetupGetOut Feat Promoe
5.-Tradition
6.-Dedicated
7.-Shot Feat The Last Emperor
8.-The Real
9.-Stage By Stage
10.-Denmark's Finest Feat. DJ Shine & DJ Noize
11.-Eradicate
12.-Wanna Copy Feat Abdominal
13.-Static's Revenge pt.2
14.-The Fury Of Nat
15.-The Ultimate Price
16.-1MC1DJ - The Tribute
17.-Overdose

4th Avenue Jones was conceived by Ahmad, the guy who had a big hit in the 90's with Back In The Day. No Plan B Is The 1st Album Ever Released By The Jones Squad. The Album Was Recorded In 1999 And Released In 2000 On Lookalive Records. No Plan B Is An Album That Really Highlights The Lyrical Prowess Of The Jones’ And Is A Definite Classic. It Features Production By Super Producer Kp ( 2Pac, 4Th Avenue Jones’) And The Factory Workers...

01 - 1, 2, 3 (3:58)
02 - Rules of the Game (3:44)
03 - What Goes Up (4:05)
04 - Fishmouth Does Smokey (Interlude) (1:00)
05 - Hard Times (3:57)
06 - Betcha Bye (4:20)
07 - I Know (4:15)
08 - Truth Or Dare (3:56)
09 - Fantasy Is Reality (4:05)
10 - Fishmouth Does Othello (Interlude) (1:03)
11 - Can't Trust 'Em (4:20)
12 - Move the Crowd (3:40)
13 - Back in the Day Pt. 2 (3:51)
14 - Main Event (4:26)
15 - All I Have (3:44)
16 - 4th Avenue (Interlude) (1:25)
17 - Last Night (3:06)
18 - No Plan B (3:52)



Password: willforall

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1. The Introduction (produced by Chris “Daddy” Dave for The Foundation)
2. Da Da (produced by The ARE)
3. Down Syndrome featuring Phife Dawg (produced by Illmind)
4. Hey Babe (produced by J “8 Months” Lewis)
5. Holla Atcha Folks (produced by The ARE)
6. Walked on By featuring Mint Condition (produced by Ali Shaheed Muhammad)
7. Ms. Jones featuring Starchy Arch (produced by Luke Austin for The Foundation)
8. Phone Sex featuring Nicole Hurst (produced by OH NO)
9. Da Crib 2005 featuring D. Rose & Andre King (produced by Chris “Daddy” Dave for The Foundation)
10. My Story featuring Sy Smith (produced by Nicolay)
11. Swing Low Suite featuring Chip Fu & Kebbi Williams (produced by Chris “Daddy” Dave for The Foundation)
12. Texas Two Step (produced by Sa-Ra Creative Partners)
13. Soldiers Story featuring Toby Hill (produced by Chris “Daddy” Dave for The Foundation)
14. January 13, 2005. (produced by Chris “Daddy” Dave for The Foundation)
15. T.G.I.F. (produced by Symbolyc One)
16. Southern Scenario featuring K-otix & Strange Fruit Project (produced by Nicolay)
17. My Last Words (produced by Chris “Daddy” Dave for The Foundation)

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There was a superfluity of hardcore-for-hardcore's-sake in the rap world of the 2000s, and more often than not it came across as tired. One notable exception is HELL'S WINTER, the 2005 Definitive Jux debut by hip-hop upstart Cage. Everything from Cage's agro drawl to his personally and politically incisive lyrics to his beats (courtesy of several high-profile Def Jux members, including RJD2 and El-P) says that he means business.

Cage documents the traumas of his upbringing and the intensity of his adult life with vivid and compelling verbal skill. Whether laying down disconcertingly honest confessionals about his family ("Stripes") or weighing in viciously against the Bush administration ("Grand Ol Party Crash," which features beats by DJ Shadow and a cameo by punk icon Jello Biafra as George W.), Cage takes aim and doesn't let up. While the emotional and sonic relentlessness of HELL'S WINTER might be a lot to swallow in one sitting, the album proves rewarding with repeated listens.

01. Good Morning (prod. EL-P)
02. Too Heavy For Cherubs (prod. Blockhead)
03. Grand Ol' Party Crash feat. Jello Biaffra (prod. DJ Shadow)
04. The Death Of Chris Palko feat. Camu Tao (prod. Camu Tao & EL-P)
05. Stripes (prod. Blockhead & EL-P)
06. Shoot Frank feat. Daryl Palumbo (prod. RJD2)
07. Scenester (prod. Blockhead)
08. Perfect world (prod. EL-P & Camu Tao)
09. Subtle Art Of The Breakup Song (prod. EL-P)
10. Peeranoia (prod. Pawl)
11. Weathermen Gang feat. Aesop Rock, EL-P, Tame & Yak Ballz (prod. EL-P & Camu Tao)
12. Public Property (prod. Camu Tao)
13. Lord Have Mercy (prod. EL-P)
14. Hell’s Winter (prod. EL-P)

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Brought to you by Tajai's own label, the first solo album (finally!) by Oakland underground MC JC, Hiero & Living Legends affiliate with appearances on LL-Almost Famous, CMA-All Over, Pep Love-Foundation and more.

01 Intro
02 Shit Off My Chest
03 We Trend Settas feat. B.I
04 Strange Ways
05 You and Me
06 Game Goofy feat. Opio
07 Give Em The Business feat. Ty Stick
08 You Me and She feat. B. Ivey
09 100 Degrees feat. Pep Love & Ty Stick
10 White Chaulk feat. Casual, The Grouch & A-Plus
11 What Would You Do
12 Live Or Die feat. Pep Love & Ty Stick
13 Lay You Down
14 Radio Active Skit 1
15 Understand The Struggle feat. Scarub, Paul Datah & My Mama
16 Radio Active Skit 2
17 Let Thugs Be Thugs feat. Del The Funky Homosapien