Brotha Lynch Hung - Appearances Book 1

1. West Coast Parley
2. It's Real - Brotha Lynch Hung, Brotha Lynch Hung
3. So Serious - Brotha Lynch Hung, Brotha Lynch
4. Tremendous - Brotha Lynch Hung, Kunitz, M.
5. Holloween
6. Gone Blown
7. Had to Gat Ya 2001
8. Weapons of War - Brotha Lynch Hung, Brotha Lynch Hung
9. 3 da Hardway
10. Sicc Wit Shit
11. Candy with Slam
12. Betrayed - Brotha Lynch Hung, Reddick, T.
13. Psycho Dream
14. None to Die For - Brotha Lynch Hung, Caverly, J.
15. Blackula - Brotha Lynch Hung, Brotha Lynch Hung


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A compilation album of various stolen guest spots and Lynch songs courtesy of Cedric Singleton from Black Market Records. Although the tracks can be heard on other albums they're put together here to make a nice little album. Props to Waria for telling me this is actually worth hearing a while ago.

Mass 187 - Real Trues Paying Dues (1996)

Great out of print g-funk album from these Kansas City artists. While a majority of the album is produced by Grim Reaper Crazy C does step in and produce an outstanding remix of "Gangsta Strut". Each rapper's flow is on point and the production is outstanding. Definitely worth checking out.

1. 187 4 Life
2. G's 2 Tha Heart
3. South Side
4. Gangsta Strut (Crazy C Remix)
5. 68 Caddy
6. Grand Felon
7. Show Me
8. Nobody Smilin'
9. Gangsta Strut
10. Outsyde
11. Under Dawg
12. South Side (DJ Screw Remix)
13. Down With My Clic

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I Smooth 7 - Coolin In Da Ghetto (1995)

This unreleased g-funk gem from 1995 shows DJ Battlecat's prowess as a producer. Boasting one of the greatest g-funk songs ever made in "Coolin In Da Ghetto" this album provides those great beats that's to be expected from the likes of this producer. I Smooth 7, however, certainly holds his own with a great, entertaining flow that complements the production perfectly.

1. Intro
2. Coolin' In Da Ghetto (Feat. Mista Mad Pup)
3. For Da Love Of The Ghetto (Remix)
4. Strugglin'
5. Ghetto Life
6. My Hood In Da Summertime
7. I Smooth 7
8. So Much Luv
9. Kings & Queens
10. Goin' All Out
11. Sets In Da West
12. Nina
13. What's The Real?
14. Outro

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Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life (1976)

The definition of a classic, often revered as Stevie Wonder's magnum opus, and for those that don't know what the fuck that means it's his best album. I can't confirm this personally because I haven't heard the others, but I can tell you this is a straight masterpiece. Double album that is completely amazing all the way through, perfectly orchestrated and simply breathtaking. Must have album folks, must have.

1. "Love's in Need of Love Today" (Wonder) – 7:06
2. "Have a Talk with God" (Calvin Hardaway, Wonder) – 2:42
3. "Village Ghetto Land" (Gary Byrd, Wonder) – 3:25
4. "Contusion" (Wonder) – 3:46
5. "Sir Duke" (Wonder) – 3:52
6. "I Wish" (Wonder) – 4:12
7. "Knocks Me Off My Feet" (Wonder) – 3:36
8. "Pastime Paradise" (Wonder) – 3:27
9. "Summer Soft" (Wonder) – 4:14
10. "Ordinary Pain" (Wonder) – 6:16
11. "Isn't She Lovely" (Wonder) – 6:34
12. "Joy Inside My Tears" (Wonder) – 6:30
13. "Black Man" (Byrd/Wonder) – 8:27
14. "Ngiculela - Es Una Historia - I Am Singing" (Wonder) – 3:48
15. "If It's Magic" (Wonder) – 3:12
16. "As" (Wonder) – 7:08
17. "Another Star" (Wonder) – 8:08
18. "Saturn" (Michael Sembello, Wonder) – 4:54
19. "Ebony Eyes" (Wonder) – 4:11
20. "All Day Sucker" (Wonder) – 5:06
21. "Easy Goin' Evening (My Mama's Call)" (Wonder) – 3:55

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Seff Tha Gaffla - Livin Kinda Lavish

G-Funk album out of the bay area. The rapping on this album isn't anything special, but JT's production makes it worth listening to.

Get Low Records (1995)

All songs produced by JT The Bigga Figga

1. Locked Up (feat. JT The Bigga Figga)
2. Every Day
3. Do You Remember (feat. JT The Bigga Figga)
4. I Wonder When
5. Frisco City
6. Sticky Situation
7. Where I Stay
8. My Niggaz Got Choppas (feat. JT The Bigga Figga)
9. Younga Days

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Street Military - Another Hit

Sophomore EP from one of Houston's original rap groups. The production has an old school feel to it and does sound a little dated, but because its short and they have some unique styles it is still very enjoyable.

Beatbox Records (1992)

All songs produced by Icy Hott

1. Intro
2. Another Hit
3. Kick Door Burglar
4. Don't Fuck Me Over
5. Funky Funeral
6. Dead In A Year
7. Another Hit (Radio)
8. Dead In A Year (Radio)
9. Kick Door Burglar (Radio)

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Sunz Of Man - The Last Shall Be First (1998)

Some Wu-Affiliates here with the Sunz of Man. They dropped this gem back in 1998 and its still sounds as great as the first time I listened to it. Hell Razah and Prodigal Sunn light each track up and the guest spots are on point with the likes of Killah Priest and Method Man making appearances.

1. Intro
2. Cold
3. Natural High
4. Flaming Swords
5. Illusions
6. Shining Star
7. Israeli News
8. Tribulations
9. The Interview
10. The Plan
11. Collaboration '98
12. Inmates to the Fire
13. Not Promised Tomorrow
14. For the Lust of Money/The Grandz
15. Can I See You?
16. The Battle
17. Next Up
18. Intellectuals
19. Five Arch Angels

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E-Dot & Darp Malone - E-Dot & Darp Malone are Hero (2008)

Simply some good music here from the group Hero. They don't do anything special nor do they do anything new, but what they do is a great job of what they know. This album has very good to great production while having an alternative sound at the same time. Its easy on the ears and addicting to the soul.

1. Mogadishu (co-produced by Donnan Linkz)
2. Be Aware
3. Trust ft. Loer Velocity
4. Feel Good ft. Loer Velocity & Verbal E
5. What We Gonna Do ft. Sage
6. Breaker
7. They Don’t Care ft. Wordsworth
8. On My Side
9. Denial
10. Lonely Sunday
11. All About
12. Walk On
13. Take Me Away
14. Take Me Away (Reprise)
15. Blame Me


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14kt - The Golden Hour (2008)

Great album by 14kt, its an instrumental album along the same vein as Madlib's Beat Konducta vol 5 Dil Cosby Suite. It has several odes to Dilla and the whole album is light, layered and incredibly soulful. I recommend a purchase here as I already have my copy of this great album.

1. The Waiting Room (Main Theme)
2. Surgery
3. The Inside
4. NNE Mode
5. Ypsilanti
6. Hihatspectations
7. The D Light In You
8. Love Handle
9. Tick Tock Hustle
10. Ivory Pillars
11. ICU Smile
12. Can We? (Chill Again)
13. Trust Issues
14. When My Sunsets (The Golden Hour)
15. Less Than Enough
16. The Night
17. Reprise (Start Over)
18. Miss U. (4 Lost Loved Ones)
19. Without Dilla (Donut 2 Dilla Feb ‘06)
20. Illustrious (End Titles)




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Sharkey & C-Rayz Walz Are...Monster Maker (2007)

Sharkey and C-Rayz Walz prove unequivocally that you don't need to release a 22-plus track album to rock the party hard. A streamlined album with 12 tracks of uncut killer is worth two in the bush of over-stuffed filler. By eliminating the need to fast-forward this, the duo has reclaimed the rap album mantle from the stifling world of chart topping singles and secondary hits. Furthermore, they've managed to combine the tightest elements of electro-beat, real soul, and turgid rap litany into a cohesive blend of next level soniference that'll melt the wax in your ears.

1. Birth Of Ratto Di Laboratorio
2. This Ol' Twisted World
3. My Way
4. Pain To the Picture
5. Jumping Off At the Jump Off
6. Electric Avenue
7. Might She Shoot
8. We Speak Animal
9. Forgotten
10. Loss Of Niche
11. That Moment Before Crazy (feat. Vast Aire)
12. Slim Chances

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Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - Live And Let Die (1992)

The third and final album from this duo. This album is arguably Kool G Rap's crowning achievement as he rips through the fantastic production with tales of the mafioso lifestyle, amazing multisyllabic rhymes, and awesome guest spots. A hard hitting rap album that certainly defines a career.

1. Intro
2. On The Run
3. Live And Let Die
4. Crime Pays
5. Home Sweet Home
6. Train Robbery
7. #1 With A Bullet (Feat. Big Daddy Kane)
8. Operation CB
9. Straight Jacket
10. Ill Street Blues
11. Go For Your Guns
12. Letters
13. Nuff Said
14. Edge Of Sanity
15. Fuck U Man
16. Still Wanted Dead Or Alive
17. Two To The Head (Feat. Bushwick Bill, Scarface & Ice Cube)

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David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (1972)

Bowie's a fuckin rock and roll legend and he's got so many great songs in his catalogue. This was the first Bowie album I ever bought and over time it's just gotten better and better. This style of rock is called "glam rock", I think mostly cause dude used to wear makeup on stage when he performed. For a short time he wasn't Bowie anymore, but this alterego Ziggy Stardust, and this album tells the story. From the start of his career, through this exotic space voyage, eventually leading to his death. Lot of classic tracks on this album, the title track is probably the most recognizable.

1. "Five Years" – 4:43
2. "Soul Love" – 3:33
3. "Moonage Daydream" – 4:35
4. "Starman" – 4:16
5. "It Ain't Easy" (Ron Davies) – 2:56
6. "Lady Stardust" – 3:20
7. "Star" – 2:47
8. "Hang on to Yourself" – 2:37
9. "Ziggy Stardust" – 3:05
10. "Suffragette City" – 3:19
11. "Rock 'n' Roll Suicide" – 2:57

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Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - Wanted: Dead or Alive (1990)

The sophomore album from Kool G Rap & DJ Polo. I actually prefer this to their debut, Kool G just goes harder.

1. "Streets of New York"
2. "Wanted: Dead or Alive"
3. "Money in the Bank"
4. "Bad to the Bone"
5. "Talk Like Sex"
6. "Play It Again, Polo"
7. "Erase Racism" (Feat. Big Daddy Kane & Biz Markie)
8. "Kool Is Back"
9. "Play It Kool"
10. "Death Wish"
11. "Jive Talk"
12. "Polo Club"
13. "Rikers Island"

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Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - Road to the Riches (1989)

Kool G Rap and DJ Polo's classic debut album on Cold Chillin Records, produced by Marley Marl. The album showcases Kool G's skill of fast paced multisyllabic rhyming, and is considered a starting point for the subgenre of mafioso rap.

1 "Road to the Riches"
2 "It's a Demo"
3 "Men at Work"
4 "Truly Yours"
5 "Cars"
6 "Trilogy of Terror"
7 "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not"
8 "Cold Cuts"
9 "Rhymes I Express"
10 "Poison"
11 "Butcher Shop"

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Carlton Livingston - 100 Weight of Collie Weed

Great reggae album with the title song being on many compilations of various reggae smoking music.


1. 100 Weight Of Collie Weed
2. Making Love
3. Fret Them A Fret
4. I'm Your Lover
5. See Them A Come
6. Call Of The Rastaman
7. Never See Come See
8. Soundman Clash
9. If This Girl Was Mine
10. Let The Music Play

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LoDeck & Omega One - Postcards From the Third Rock (2008)

The collaboration between indie producer Omega One and underground microphone maestro LoDeck is one of those smoldering aural events that features deep rooted jazz beats, crustified chunks of funk, and esoteric wordplay that will leave your head spinning.

Postcards from the Third Rock is intelligent Jeep music for the discerning rap fanatic tired of quick hits and rote gangsta verite. This is the kind of album that transcends the late night, blurry eyed headphone session mentality and delivers more than 600 bars of abstract verbal heat wrapped in Teflon coated deep groove; it makes you actually hear the music as each successive listen will unveil new meaning to the words and uncover additional layers of sound.

LoDeck and Omega One seem more concerned with moving the art form forward rather than just lounging on the status quo bandwagon, which is just how rap should be.

• DISC 1:
  1. Postcards From The Third Rock
  2. No Rims
  3. On A Path
  4. A Day In The Triangle
     
  5. Other Worlds (Interlude)
  6. Wipe Out Zone
  7. Nice Kids (featuring Marq Spekt/Karniege/C-Rayz Walz/Invizzibl Men)
  8. Understand U
  9. New York (Interlude)
  10. Shrimp
  11. Still Cambodia (featuring Jak Progresso)
  12. Maui
  13. The Safari
  14. Titanium (featuring Marq Spekt/Karniege/Invizzibl Men)
  15. Postcards From The Third Rock (Remix)

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RBL Posse - Ruthless By Law

Classic bay area album. The production on this bumps like none other. You want something for the ride, check this.

In-A-Minute Records (1994)

1. Bounce To This (Produced by Cellski)
2. Blue Bird (Produced by RBL Posse & The Enhancer)
3. I Got My Nine (Produced by RBL Posse)
4. FunkDaFied (Produced by RBL Posse)
5. Listen To My Creep (feat. Hitman) (Produced by RBL Posse)
6. The Sound (Produced by Cellski)
7. M.N.O.H.P. (feat. Hitman) (Produced by RBL Posse)
8. Livin That Life (Produced by Cellski & The Enhancer)
9. Niggas On The Jock (Produced by RBL Posse)
10. Feels Good To Be A Gangsta (Produced by RBL Posse & Cellski)
11. Pass the ZigZags (feat. Hitman) (Produced by RBL Posse)
12. Smoke A Blunt (Produced by RBL Posse)
13. Dedication (Bitch Or a Hoe) (Produced by RBL Posse)
14. Still Ain't Learned (Produced by RBL Posse)
15. Herm-Outro (The Message) (Produced by The Enhancer)

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C.M.P. - A Southern Point of View

Out of print album out of Atlanta. This is some nice smooth southern g-funk, worth a listen.

Tighter Than Tight Records (1995)

All songs produced by DJ Wen except for track 1 & 11

1. Smoke On (Produced by Buzz)
2. Kicking It
3. Ballin'
4. Let's Get Loaded
5. Playaz From The South
6. All Night
7. Mr. Weedman
8. A-Town Funk
9. The Bad Way Out
10. Lookin' 4 A Way Out
11. Smoke On For '95 (Produced by Buzz)
12. Ballin' (Video Version)
13. Strictly For My Niggas
14. Shout Out

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Panacea - The Scenic Route (2007)

Great album from the duo Panacea. Soulful, jazzy, and some deep lyricism. I highly recommend this album.

1. Intro
2. The Scenic Route
3. Flashback To Stardom
4. Pops Said
5. Epiphany
6. Between Earth And Sky
7. Bubble
8. Square 1
9. Blue Ice
10. Walk In The Park
11. Aim High
12. Katana
13. One Shine
14. Outro

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Samurai Champloo - Departure (2004)

The first half of this album is Nujabes and the second is Fat Jon so that makes for an inspiring listen. This is my favorite of the soundtrack series of the show Samurai Champloo with Impression coming in a close second. I highly recommend this and the Amazon link has an incredible deal for this import only album of $13. Get yours before they run out.

1. Battlecry feat. Shing02
2. The Space Between Two World
3. Aruarian Dance
4. Kujaku
5. Mystline
6. 1st Samurai
7. Ole
8. 624 Part2
9. Genome
10. No Way Back
11. Funkin'
12. Stay
13. Chambers
14. Ask
15. How You Feel
16. 624 Part1
17. Song of Four Seasons feat. MINMI


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Samurai Champloo - Impression (2004)

This album is one of the soundtracks for the popular anime show Samurai Champloo and the songs are handled by the great Nujabes, Fat Jon and Force of Nature. Great jazzy/vibe music that goes on and on(in a good way). The amazon link has a great deal for this import as well with it only being $11.

1. just forget
2. nightshift
3. Hiji Zuru STYLE
4. the stroll
5. set it off
6. death wish
7. the million way of drum
8. a space in air in space in air[interlude]
9. sanctuary ship
10. haiku[interlude
11. tsurugi no mai
12. dead season
13. decade[interlude]
14. world without word
15. kodama[interlude]
16. silver morning
17. bracelet
18. in position
19. night out
20. not quite seleah
21. labyrinth statistic
22. here and there
23. Who's Theme


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Danger Mouse & Jemini - Ghetto Pop Life (2005)

An instant classic that missed its moment. Jem's acrobatic style of emceeing is one of the most original and refreshing flows to grace rap, causing one to wonder why he never materialized beyond underground status after he first emerged back in the early '90s. Often profound, sometimes copious, always inventive, Jemini plays games with words, and his style is always distinctive. Danger Mouse's production is, for lack of a better world, epic. From funk, jazz, rock, etc, the textures, and layers in GPL are a wonder to hear. The production on this album probably won't be bettered for years to come.

1. Born-A-MC
2. Ghetto Pop Life Intro
3. Ghetto Pop Life
4. Omega Supreme
5. What U Sittin' On - (featuring Tha Liks)
6. The Only One
7. Take Care of Business - (featuring J-Zone)
8. That Brooklyn Shit
9. Yoo-Hoo!
10. Copy Cats - (featuring Prince Po)
11. Don't Do Drugs
12. Medieval - (featuring The Pharcyde)
13. Bush Boys
14. Here We Go Again
15. I'ma Doomee [Love Letter]
16. Knuckle Sandwich
18. The Shit
19. Ghetto Pop Life II

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Celly Cel - Killa Kali

Celly Cel's sophomore album is an improvement over his first. G-Funk out of Vallejo, straight from the west coast's heyday. Great production as expected and Celly has a "great gangsta flow."

Jive Records (1995)

1. Round 2 (Produced by Ken Franklin)
2. What U Niggaz Thought (Produced by Kevin Gardner)
3. 4 Tha Scrilla (feat. E-40 & B-Legit) (Produced by Sean T)
4. It's Going Down (Produced by Tone Capone)
5. Can't Tell Me Shit (Produced by Ken Franklin)
6. Bullet (Produced by Ken Franklin)
7. Red Rum (feat. Spice 1) (Produced by Ken Franklin)
8. Skanlezz Call (Produced by Ken Franklin)
9. Skanlezz Azz Butcher (Produced by Emgee)
10. Remember Where You Came From (Produced by Kevin Gardner)
11. Killa Kali (Produced by Ken Franklin)
12. Playerizm (Produced by Studio Ton)
13. Funk Season (Produced by Ken Franklin)

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Four Tops - Millenium Collection (1964 - 1973)

This might be my first MoTown post, but MoTown put out so much great R&B and Soul back in the day. If you've ever listened to an oldies station on the radio you've probably heard all of these songs. I love the Four Tops, possibly my favorite MoTown group, perhaps The Temptations edge them out with a couple songs I don't know. But I'm just listening to this now and I forgot how much I loved them, I listened to oldies stations a lot when my dad used to drive me around places. This is one of those Millenium Collections greatest hits joints, they were more single oriented back then anyway. I highly suggest this to everyone, it's great 60s era R&B.

1. Baby I Need Your Loving 2:48
2. Ask the Lonely 2:44
3. I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) 2:47
4. Reach Out (I'll Be There) 3:03
5. Standing in the Shadows of Love 2:41
6. Bernadette 3:06
7. Shake Me, Wake Me (When It's Over) 2:43
8. Walk Away Renee 2:46
9. If I Were a Carpenter 2:52
10. Still Water (Love) 3:15
11. Ain't No Woman (Like the One I've Got) 3:03

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Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda (1994)

This one's for Pistol, fantastic fucking album dude. I'm pretty sure Solid first put me on to this one, and I was lucky to find it in my local used CD store. The whole album's great, Monch and Po just tear these beats the hell up, both got crazy flows. Everyone always talks about Monch but Po def holds his own. Favorite lines are Monch with "I'm the man with the gift of the gab" and Po with "Just to get the job done". Nothing really special about those lines lyrically but it's how they flow them that is so amazing. Enjoy.

1. Intro 2:03
2. Stress 4:03
3. The Extinction Agenda 3:59
4. Thirteen 3:54
5. Black Sunday 3:13
6. Drop Bombs 1:35
7. Bring It On 3:16
8. Why 4:10
9. Let's Organize 4:21
10. 3-2-1 3:26
11. Keep It Koming 3:58
12. Stray Bullet 3:44
13. Maintain 4:20

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Surreal & DJ Balance - Future Classic (2006)

Surreal dropped two incredibly dope album in 2006, one with just the Sound Providers and this one with DJ Balance although the production is handled by number of different producers. Nevertheless this is a great album with some really great standout tracks.

1. Intro
2. Rebirth of Skill
3. Each Step
4. Car And A Job (feat. Ohmega Watts, Sojourn)
5. One Man Band
6. Can't Stop the Bumrush
7. Moment in Time
8. The Proof (feat. Absalom)
9. What Is It?
10. Writing 101
11. Permanent Ink (feat. Braille, Sivion)
12. Speak Facts
13. Yeah Boy (feat. Theory Hazit)
14. Let the Horns Blow (feat. Sivion)

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Surreal & The Sound Providers - True Indeed (2006)

Great album by Surreal with help from dope jazzy productions by the Sound Providers. This is a really nice album and is something you could listen to for days.

1. Intro
2. Just Gettin' Started
3. The Lesson
4. Push On
5. Truth Be Told
6. Place To Be
7. Night To Remember
8. Walk in The Park
9. Gifted
10. They Call Me
11. Life & Rhymes
12. True Indeed
13. The Rundown

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Surreal - Pardon My Dust (2008)

New album from Surreal and it is exceptionally good. Easily one of my most listened to albums from 2008, I had this shit on repeat in my car for about a month straight. Great production in the jazz/hip hop sound and some really introspective rhymes. A great listen over and over again.

1. Intro
2. Mama Don't Cry
3. God Speed
4. The Surface Featuring Dillon Maurer
5. Downtown Trodden
6. Time Is Of The Essence Featuring Izrael Bell
7. Stay The Same
8. First Chapter
9. Rainy Eve Featuring Will Widdoss
10. The Recipe
11. Pops Lullaby Featuring Gene Giles
12. Mama Don't Cry - Five Quartz Remix
13. Far Away Featuring Othello & Jacewon
14. Pursuit Featuring Supastition

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K-Rino - Stories From the Black Book

The south's original lyricist, and founder of the South Park Coalition. This is an excellent album with an older feel too it, but doesn't sound outdated. K-Rino is a complete emcee.

Electric City Records (1993)

All songs produced by K-Rino except track 8

1. Intro
2. Step Into the Mind
3. Tied In (feat. A.C. Chill, Ganksta NIP & Dope-E)
4. Four Dimensions of a Universe
5. Never Give A Freak
6. Children of the Concrete (feat. K.O.)
7. Creator of Life
8. The Basketball Song (Produced by Egypt E)
9. Goin' to da Clinic
10. Stories From the Black Book (feat. Dope-E)
11. Death of a Politician
12. You Created a Montsa
13. Cartoon Orgie
14. S.L.I.P.
15. Ultimate Flow
16. Choose Ya Weapon (feat. Point Blank, Ganksta NIP, Murder One & Da Behold)
17. War in South Park

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Shyne - Shyne (2000)

This is one of the first albums I purchased when I was younger. I am glad I did because this album is pretty damn good. Shyne has a unique flow that just sounds really natural and the production is good to great throughout the whole album.

1. Dear America (Intro)
2. Whatcha Gonna Do
3. Bang
4. Bad Boyz (Feat. Barrington Levy)
5. Let Me See Your Hands
6. Gangsta Prayer (Interlude)
7. The Life
8. It's Ok
9. Niggas Gonna Die
10. Everyday (Interlude)
11. Bonnie & Shyne (Feat. Barrington Levy)
12. The Hit
13. That's Gangsta
14. Spend Some Cheese
15. Get Out (Feat. Slim From 112)
16. Commission


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Oh No - The Disrupt (2004)

Oh No's debut album, if you didnt already know he is the younger brother of Madlib and is pretty well rounded as an artist. He handles most of the production and lyrics on this album but also gets help from Kan kick among others. Pretty good album with several standout tracks.


1. I'm Here (Intro)
2. Right Now
3. Move
4. Perceptions
5. Stomp That - (with Wildchild)
6. Seventeen
7. Break
8. Ride, The
9. Getaway - (with Aloe Blacc)
10. I Can't Help Myself - (with Stacy Epps)
11. Every Section
12. Wtf - (with Wildchild)
13. My Aggin
14. Take Another (Blunted Conversatins)
15. Green Tree - (with Declaime)
16. Chosen One
17. On My Way

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Haystak - Mak Million (1998)

Haystak is some down south dirty music. The fat white man can spit fire and really sets the mood to get fucked up.

1. Intro - Haystak
2. Go 2 War
3. Flossin'
4. Came Along Way
5. Down Yonder
6. Yeah
7. M-O-N-E-Y
8. So Dope
9. S.S. Big Pimp
10. Don't Want It
11. Ballin'
12. Desperado - Haystak, Frey, Glenn
13. World Wide - Haystak, MakMillion
14. A Self-Made Man
15. Strugglin' Strivin'

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Saturday Night Fever (1977)

This may be the best film soundtrack ever. You should do your favor and see the actual movie, Travolta is hilarious in it. The soundtrack is fucking amazing though, I bet no one here is a fan of disco but this shit bumps. Don't even hesitate from downloading, this shit is CLASSIC! My personal favorite from the album is "Night on Disco Mountain".

1. "Stayin' Alive" performed by The Bee Gees - 4:45
2. "How Deep Is Your Love" performed by The Bee Gees - 4:05
3. "Night Fever" performed by The Bee Gees - 3:33
4. "More Than a Woman" performed by The Bee Gees - 3:17
5. "If I Can't Have You" performed by Yvonne Elliman - 2:57
6. "A Fifth of Beethoven" performed by Walter Murphy - 3:03
7. "More Than a Woman" performed by Tavares - 3:17
8. "Manhattan Skyline" performed by David Shire - 4:44
9. "Calypso Breakdown" performed by Ralph MacDonald - 7:50
10. "Night on Disco Mountain" performed by David Shire - 5:12
11. "Open Sesame" performed by Kool & the Gang - 4:01
12. "Jive Talkin'" performed by The Bee Gees - 3:43
13. "You Should Be Dancing" performed by The Bee Gees - 4:14
14. "Boogie Shoes" performed by KC & the Sunshine Band - 2:17
15. "Salsation" performed by David Shire - 3:50
16. "K-Jee" performed by MFSB - 4:13
17. "Disco Inferno" performed by The Trammps - 10:51

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Kan Kick - From Artz Unknown

Kanzulu is in this mother fucker. I fucking love this album , from front to back and its just awesome beats and introspective rhymes. This is the only LP where he rhymes for the majority of the album but still manages to add 9 instrumental interludes called Kanstrumentals, all of which are very dope.

1. Kan's Intro
2. Live As It Gets (Featuring Medaphoar & Oh No)
3. The 900's (Featuring Kubiq & Shake)
4. Kanstrumental 1
5. Love Hardcore (Featuring Declaime)
6. A Sight For Sore Eyes (Featuring The Visionaries)
7. Kanstrumental 2 (Silvery Moon)
8. The Finer Things (Featuring Dr. Oop)
9. Kanstrumental 3
10. Don't Fight That (Ft Planet Asia, Krondon, Phil Tha Agony & Montage One)
11. Deleting Programs (Featuring God's Gift)
12. Kanstrumental 4 (Drunk Interlude)
13. Kanstrumental 5
14. Just Methods (Featuring Montage One)
15. Kanstrumental 6 (Spritual Dojo)
16. Toast To The Boogie (Featuring Declaime & Poppy)
17. On The Lookout (Featuring Wild Child & Kombo)
18. Kanstrumental 7
19. Rebel Music

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Custom Made - Original Dynasty

Really nice album, dope high energy lyrics and beats.

1. Live From Los Angeles (Intro)
2. Stack 'Em Up
3. Murderous Speech
4. So Sorry
5. Original Dynasty
6. Maybe Tomorrow
7. Chemical Romance Bluff
8. Real Life
9. Thug War
10. The Lion King Bad
11. Gangsta's Theme
12. Last Breath
13. Mass Appeal
14. Troubled Adolescents
15. Envoy
16. Nasty World

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Bushwick Bill - Phantom of the Rapra

This is a classic album, check it out and be amazed. After being amazed proceed to purchase it. Not quite as aggressive as the earlier Geto Boys material, but this stands tall next to them.

Rap-A-Lot Records (1995)

1. Phantom's Theme (Produced by John Bido & Mike Dean)
2. Wha Cha Gonna Do? (Produced by John Bido & Mike Dean)
3. Times is Hard (Produced by CJ Mac)
4. Who's the Biggest (Produced by CJ Mac)
5. Ex-Girlfriend (Produced by John Bido & Mike Dean)
6. Only God Knows (Produced by CJ Mac)
7. Already Dead (Produced by Swift)
8. The Bushwicken (Produced by John Bido & Mike Dean)
9. Subliminal Criminal (Produced by Mike Dean)
10. Inhale Exhale (Produced by Swift)
11. Mr. President (Produced by Freddie Young)
12. Phantom's Reprise (Produced by John Bido & Mike Dean)

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E.S.G. - Ocean of Funk

Out of print southern g-funk album out of Houston, Texas.

Perrion Records (1994)

All songs produced by Sean Solo & Earl Winters

1. Intro
2. Swangin' and Bangin' (Screwed) (mixed by DJ Screw)
3. The South (feat. Lil' Will)
4. Crooked Streets (feat. Big 50)
5. If It Ain't One Thing It's Another
6. Anticipation
7. Flipping (feat. Lil' Will)
8. My Real Niggaz
9. Ocean of Funk (feat. Marcus Bolden)
10. How Many Hoes
11. Birdies That Don't Chirp
12. Two Glocks, Two Hoes
13. 9-Trey
14. Swangin' and Bangin'
15. Smoke On (feat. Big 50, Lil' Will, Yellow Stone Click & Big T)

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Naughty by Nature (1991)

This is my vote for the most underrated album, atleast on the boards. I never see anyone talk about Naughty at all, and this album is just too fuckin sick. O.P.P. still a bangin song, I don't know anyone who doesn't like it even like the old dudes at work like that song. Even besides that it's full of hot tracks, they just tear it up. Classic front to back.

1. "Yoke the Joker" - 5:07
2. "Wickedest Man Alive (feat. Queen Latifah)" - 4:21
3. "O.P.P." - 4:31
4. "Everything's Gonna Be Alright" - 4:50
5. "Let the Ho's Go" - 4:16
6. "Every Day All Day" - 5:41
7. "Guard Your Grill" - 5:01
8. "Pin the Tail on the Donkey" - 3:47
9. "1, 2, 3 (feat. Lakim Shabazz and Apache)" - 4:38
10. "Strike a Nerve" - 6:21
11. "Rhyme'll Shine On (feat. Aphrodity)" - 3:56
12. "Thankx for Sleepwalking" - 5:16
13. "Uptown Anthem" - 3:04

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