fans of underground rap?

[tehova]

Re: fans of underground rap?

New Clipse Mix-Tape:

http://reupgangrecords.net/

Proving that mix-tapes can be just as good as, if not better than, albums.

Tracklist:
01. Here's What They Think About You (Interlude)
02. Re Up Gang (Intro)
03. Show You How to Hustle
04. Roc Boys
05. 20K (Intro)
06. 20K Money Making Brothers
07. Dey Know Yayo
08. 500 Birds (Interlude)
09. Scenario 2008
10. Good Morning
11. Rainy Dayz
12. Emotionless
13. **** you
14. Bring It Back
15. Cry Now
16. Sand Solo
17. Liva Solo
18. Real Niggas

the one day i didnt check the internet when i got home from work
*shakes fist*

[CPMax]

Re: fans of underground rap?

His newest CD is one of his best. It's called Preparations.

That cover is very Blackalicious-like. I'll check this out. Thanks

[jmood88]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Everybody needs to listen to the Black Violin album.

[X*Cell]

Re: fans of underground rap?

The 2007 FOUR Awards

Song to Download of the Year

"Violent" - Sean Price (Produced by 9th Wonder)

This was the exact remedy needed for Sean Price's less-than-stellar Jesus Price Supastar which failed to meet many expectations as being one of the best albums to be released during 2007. No worries after listening to track 6 "Violent" which features 9th Wonder as the producer. After "Bye Bye" and "Heartburn" turned out to be some of Sean P's best songs on "Monkeybarz" it was a wise choice to go after 9th for more production.

The lyrics aren't deep, but that's what makes the song as good as it is. Sean Price likes to appear hard while simultaneously joking about it, which he does on "Violent" and it makes for a great combination. The hook vocals are incredible, while Price simply says "It's Violent" which may be very simple, but nevertheless makes a very effective hook that could be on repeat for a long time.

It has 196 plays for me currently... the most on my playlist. Next highest is 161 plays from "Saved" by 9th Wonder, Saigon, and Joe Scudda.



Past Song to Download of the Year Winners:
2006: "Serpent & the Rainbow" - Vakill (Produced by Panik)

[3rdAnswer]

Re: fans of underground rap?

XCell, that Sean Price album was one of my favorites from '07.

[Gmoney2002]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Violent and Heartburn are still in my rotation. Classic songs already.

"This Beat is just so cool..." - Sean Price(Violent)

Got that right Price.

XCell, some are giving productions credits for "Heartburn" to Khrysis. I don't have the retail album. If you purchased it, or if anyone else has, who do the credits go to 9th or Khrysis?

[X*Cell]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Violent and Heartburn are still in my rotation. Classic songs already.

"This Beat is just so cool..." - Sean Price(Violent)

Got that right Price.

XCell, some are giving productions credits for "Heartburn" to Khrysis. I don't have the retail album. If you purchased it, or if anyone else has, who do the credits go to 9th or Khrysis?

well actually... "Heartburn" is definitely 9th Wonder's but "Bye Bye" is both Khrysis and 9th Wonder.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_Barz

3rd Answer... I liked the album a lot too, but there are many lists out there that included Jesus Price Supastar as let-down album of the year.

[Brandwin]

Re: fans of underground rap?



Chaundon - Carnage

preview album here.

http://www.fatbeats.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=6820

Tracklisting and Credits

1 The Greatest Warrior (prod. Illmind)
2 Don't Take it Personal (f/Darien Brockington)
3 3 Kings (f/Torae & Skyzoo)
4 HPNY (prod. Khrysis)
5 Angie (prod. Khrysis)
6 Everything Ain't Easy
7 Understanding (f/Darien Brockington & Percy Miracles, prod. 9th Wonder)
8 Gone (f/Jean Grae, prod. 9th Wonder)
9 Told You That (f/Torae, prod. Khrysis)
10 Can I Live (prod. Khrysis)
11 Carnage (prod. 9th Wonder)
12 Selfish (prod. Illmind)
13 Submission (f/Skyzoo & Sean Price, prod. 9th Wonder)
14 We Are Here (f/G.O.D., Stimuli, & DV Alias Khryst)

[X*Cell]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Chaundon - Carnage

preview album here.

http://www.fatbeats.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=6820

Tracklisting and Credits

1 The Greatest Warrior (prod. Illmind)
2 Don't Take it Personal (f/Darien Brockington)
3 3 Kings (f/Torae & Skyzoo)
4 HPNY (prod. Khrysis)
5 Angie (prod. Khrysis)
6 Everything Ain't Easy
7 Understanding (f/Darien Brockington & Percy Miracles, prod. 9th Wonder)
8 Gone (f/Jean Grae, prod. 9th Wonder)
9 Told You That (f/Torae, prod. Khrysis)
10 Can I Live (prod. Khrysis)
11 Carnage (prod. 9th Wonder)
12 Selfish (prod. Illmind)
13 Submission (f/Skyzoo & Sean Price, prod. 9th Wonder)
14 We Are Here (f/G.O.D., Stimuli, & DV Alias Khryst)

best producers ever.

this is gonna be wild.

[Brandwin]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Someone at the Lawn said it leaked today...

[supremeslang]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Violent and Heartburn are still in my rotation. Classic songs already.

"This Beat is just so cool..." - Sean Price(Violent)

Got that right Price.

XCell, some are giving productions credits for "Heartburn" to Khrysis. I don't have the retail album. If you purchased it, or if anyone else has, who do the credits go to 9th or Khrysis?

"It's like, wop-babalu-bop-doo-wop-bam-boom
The glock, got a few shots, ya pops, drop - oooh"

I love this line from that song. Crack up everytime I hear it.

[3rdAnswer]

Re: fans of underground rap?

3rd Answer... I liked the album a lot too, but there are many lists out there that included Jesus Price Supastar as let-down album of the year.

So what...?

[X*Cell]

Re: fans of underground rap?

So what...?

just giving you an explanation... sorry my ish doesn't exactly address your tastes.

I mean JPS was not nearly as good as many other albums out this year... but again... my opinion... but basically... I admitted that "Violent" is the best song of the year...

and yes... wop-bobaloo-bop-a-wop-bam-boom .... that whole line gets me crackin up too.

[X*Cell]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Someone at the Lawn said it leaked today...

*feverishly searches online for it*

[3rdAnswer]

Re: fans of underground rap?

just giving you an explanation... sorry my ish doesn't exactly address your tastes.

I mean JPS was not nearly as good as many other albums out this year... but again... my opinion... but basically... I admitted that "Violent" is the best song of the year...

and yes... wop-bobaloo-bop-a-wop-bam-boom .... that whole line gets me crackin up too.

It seemed to me you were saying that it wasn't a good album because other critics said it wasn't.