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1.Young Buck feat. The Game - Taped Conversation (Mac3g Blend)
2.Young Buck - Terminate On Sight
3.Young Buck - Move On
4.Young Buck - SoundScan
5.The Game - Pain (Remix) Feat. Jadakiss, Bun B, Fat Joe, Pusha T, Young Buck, Kiesha Cole And Queen
6.The Game feat. Ya Boy & Juice - Big Dreams (BWS REMIX By September 7th)
7.The Game - 911 Is A Joke
8.The Game feat. Nipsey Hustle - Bullets
9.Clyde Carson feat. The Game - California State Of Mind
10.The Game - Toy Soldiers
11.The Game - Dope Boys ***(http://www.zshare.net/audio/6088374676bb000d/)***
12.Fat Joe feat. The Game & Lil Wayne - Ain't Sayin Nothin
13.Lil Wayne - A Milli (FreeMIX)
14.Lil Wayne feat. Nu Jerzy Devil & The Game - Pimpin
15.Busta Rhymes - Love Me Or Hate Me (Prod. By Dr. Dre)
16.Busta Rhymes - Don't Touch Me (Remix) Feat. Reek Da Villian, Spliff Star, The Game, Lil Wayne, Nas & Big Daddy Kane
01 Gudda Muzik
02 I Be On The Block
03 Follow Me Home (Cali Soul)
04 Hottest In The Hood
05 Gangsta Shit
06 Make The Trap
07 Hwo To Rob 2009
08 I Get It In
09 Beat A Rapper Down
10 Can't U Tell (Remix)
11 Put On
12 Real Recognize Real
13 Freestyle
14 Wassup Hah
15 Magnificent
16 Rock The House
17 Bang Bang
18 112 Bars
19 All My Life (West Coast Remix)
1 Young Buck Intro
2 Did You Miss Me
3 Way Out Here
4 Everything On Sale
5 Smoke Break
6 Just Done It
7 You Gotta Love It
8 Label Me
9 Real Nigga Thoughts
10 My City
11 30 Birds
12 Nothin' On It
13 Bag It Up F. Allstar & Yo Gotti
14 Win Lose Or Draw
15 Lose My Mind
16 A Lot To Learn
17 What They Talkin' Bout F. Plies
18 Who Run It
19 Young Buck Outro
20 Somebody Gon' Pay
21 Let The Beat Rock
Bonus Track
22 Ups And Downs F. Lil Wayne
01 Intro
02 Rappers Delight (Feat. Dj Enuff)
03 Know The Bk Ledge
04 Somethin For Hot 97 (Feat. Dj Camilo)
05 Strictly The Bizness
06 Treat Me Right
07 Industry Enemy #1
08 Brooklyn Children's Story
09 I Can't Go Broke
10 Live At Cooper Day Bbq
11 Uptown Anthem
12 U.N.I.T.Y.
13 T.R.O.Y.
14 Primo Tribute
15 Just To Get A Check
16 Mass Appeal
17 Act Like They Don't Know
18 The Whut (Animal Shit)
19 Bk Get Money
20 Got My Mind Made Up
21 Drop A Gem On 'em
22 Intercourse
23 Cell Therapies
24 High Roller
25 Brooklyn Ghetto Child
26 What They Do (Root's Tribute)
27 Renee's Revenge
28 Goin To Miami (Feat. Dj Khaled)
29 What Happened To Hip Hop
30 4,3,2,1
31 Recognize
32 24Hrs
33 Rican Ebonics 09
1.Forest Whitaker-Forest Whitaker Introduction
2.The Game & Snoop Dogg-One Time Is On The Block
3.Lil Wayne-Fix My Hat
4.Freeway-Made In America Freestyle
5.Don Cannon & DJ Skee-Battle Flags Interlude
6.Raekwon-Crips And Bloods
7.Styles P & Snyp Life-Block To THe Grave
8.Ya Boy-California Shit
9.Don Cannon & DJ Skee-Image Of L.A
10.YG Faze-City OF Angels
11.Nipsey Hustle, Jay Rock & 2Pac-Army By Myself
12.Ya Boy-Raised In The Ghetto
13.Don Cannon & DJ Skee-Life Has No Value
14.Problem-America [listen] download
15.Jay Rock, AB Soul & KDot-This Is L.A
16.Kurupt-Whole Clip
17.Don Cannon & DJ Skee-Free And Respect Interlude
18.Snoop Dogg-Fear And Respect
19.David Banner-Nation Of THugs
20.TD Drawz-Im Bacc
21.The Game-Bang Along
22.Don Cannon & DJ Skee-Reward For Gang Banging
23.Problem-I Wish
24.Don Cannon & DJ Skee-Another One
25.Damani & Kurupt-Sign Language
26.Don Cannon & DJ Skee-War Interlude
27.Goldie Locc-Its Too Late
28.Big Rich & Glasses Malone-Wassup
29.Clyde Carson-Real Nigga
30.Don Cannon & DJ Skee-Free Society
31.Jojo Capone & Mack 10-We Bang
32.Bandana Tha Ragg-I'm Da Man
33.Shaka-Made In America
34.VI-So Chi
35.Don Cannon & DJ Skee-One Thing
36.Cranston Juliani-H.O.P.E
01. Intro
02. Blood on Chef's Apron Freestyle
03. Cake Baking
04. Interlude Part One
05. Dedication Freestyle (Produced by B.T.)
06. Beauty (Feat. Noreaga & Joel Ortiz)
07. the General
08. Interlude Part Two
09. Cocaine Blunts (Produced by B.T.)
10. Whips & Kicks (Feat. AZ) (Prod. B.T.)
11. Stick Up Music (Feat. Busta Rhymes & Uncle Murda)
12. Interlude Part Three
13. Fortune and Fame
14. A Bigger Gun (Feat. Twista)
15. Bird Chirp
16. Gutterman Music (Feat. Jadakiss)
17. Interlude Part Four
18. What Do I Do? (Prod. B.T.)
19. Letter to BIG
20. Trenchmen (Prod. B.T.)
21. Interlude Part Five
22. on the Fly Note
23. Interlude Part Six
24. Flashback Memories (Feat. the Game) (Prod. B.T.)
25. R.I.P. (Feat. B-Real) (Prod. B.T.) [bonus Track]
01. Introduction to Ice Fishing
02. Hammer Bros.
03. Champions
04. Gold Links
05. Cinnamon
06. Premium Blends feat. Shorty K
07. Step Back
08. Jump Rope feat. Tennille
09. The Last Stretch feat. Jahda
10. The Art of Noise (interlude)
11. The Light Company
12. Popcorn
13. Wise Word by GLC
14. Pennies (the updated rosters remix)
15. Broadcasting Live
16. Takin' a Break (cut it up)
17. Tune Up
18. Weekend Girls (interlude) feat. Ryan Leslie
19. Summer Vacations
20. Wise Words by GLC cont.
21. Knocked Down
01. Fate Of The World
02. Director’s Cut (feat. Uncle Murda)
03. Let’s Do It (feat. Spliff Star)
04. Foreign Currency (feat. Maino)
05. Piano Man (feat. Spliff Star & Reek)
06. Death Wish (feat. Raekwon)
07. Try Your Hand (feat. Show Money)
08. The Game Room (feat. Lil Fame)
09. Victim
10. Give A Damn (feat. Show Money & Reek)
11. Bounce Back
12. Feel My Pain
It looks like Scott Storch is in hot water once again. Things haven't been looking good for the once dominant hip hop producer and they don't seem to be getting any better.
According to TMZ, Storch has now been charged with Grand Theft Auto after he allegedly leased a Bentley and failed to return it after the expiration date.
It reportedly took the leasing company seven months to find the vehicle.
Storch plead not guilty to the charges last Friday in Broward County Court.
Financial Collapse
Storch's career came to a screeching halt after his financial collapse in early 2008.
In July of 2008, Storch was unable to pay over $500,000 in late property taxes, and a warrant was issued for his arrest for failure to appear at his child-support hearing.
In March of 2008, Storch was forced to put up his $20 million yacht up for sale for a mere $600,000 because he could no longer afford the payments. He also gave up 13 of his 14 luxury cars collection.
Storch's home was also seized for non-payment of real estate taxes, however, he was able to get it back.
Earlier this year, Storch entered rehab for a rumored cocaine addiction. He is reportedly doing very well.
Awaiting the beginning of his year long bid in federal prison, Atlanta MC T.I. is grinding out as much music as he can.
But that's not all he has in store for his fans, according the rapper, he's also planning on releasing yet another LP while behind bars.
The untitled album is tentatively scheduled to hit stores some time in 2010, and as T.I. tells MTV News, he has already finished 20 tracks.
While he picked up the pen for Paper Trail, Tip says he’s recording some tracks straight from his memory.
“I’m doing it half and half,” he told MTV of his writing process.
“It depends on the type of record I’m doing. I have records now I did and I just went and did it like I used to, and I got some where I wrote it down. I’m not committing myself to one way or another. It’d have to be an infusion, just depending on what sort of album I want to make.”
“Recording is never a problem for me,” he added. “I’m able to record any time.
Through the best of times and through the worst of times, I’m still able to record.
It may change the sort of song you do, but you never can tell. You never know until that moment gets there.”
T.I. is set to begin his one year and one day prison sentence on May 19th, 2009.
Fans awaiting the long rumored Dipset reunion are in for some disappointment. According to the groups former frontman, it's never going to happen.
Rumors of a reunion began circulating after Cam'ron's return to hip hop from an extended hiatus earlier this year.
After announcing the release of his forthcoming LP, Crime Pays, Cam said he a cordial conversation with Jim Jones and that he was open to the idea of a reunion.
"It was cordial," Cam said of the phone call.
"He knew it was me. He said we was gonna holla — maybe we'll put something together. But in the immediate future, I'm just doing Cam.
But you never know what can happen down the line. I called Zeke's phone and I guess Zeke gave Jim the phone to pick up. We just talked, asked about each other's family. He said he's on a promo tour. He'd be back soon. That was that."
That quickly went down the drain however, after Jim Jones denied a conversation ever took place. Cam says that was the final nail in the coffin.
"Basically, to be honest — it's a wrap," Cam tells MTV News.
"I called Jim. Everybody has not been speaking for the past three, four years. It just got in the public. Once the problems get in the public, to me, it can't be fixed."Recently, maybe a month ago, I called Zeke's phone," he added.
"I speak to Jim, I say, 'Cool, B. Maybe we can work some stuff out.' I was really at the point where we could work some stuff out. Maybe three minutes before I did an MTV interview ... we just got off the phone, so I did the interview and said we just got off the phone. Jim gets on the TV or radio, whatever, and be like, 'No, me and Cam didn't speak. I don't know what he's talking about. He's got Alzheimer's.' Then he said, 'We did speak on the phone.' My thing is, why lie about a phone conversation? Why would I lie about a phone call?"
There comes a time in every artist's career, when they reach a point where they know that where they're at, is probably the best that they will ever be. It may not necessarily be because they don't have the skills to excel to higher heights, its just the way that things are for them. Jadakiss is one of those artists. With lyrical and song writing skills that should have pushed him into the elite iconic status of the Hip Hop world, Jada has slugged his way through the under appreciated middle class level of raps misguided class system. So while he excels and continues to put up A+ performances, the artist who constantly put up D's, continues to ascend higher into the class system then he can ever imagine. But instead of following the steps of the D students, Kiss has decided to be happy where he is at and put out the music that he wants. He no longer competes with the achieving under achievers, and instead competes with himself. So with his third album The Last Kiss, this Yonkers rapper puts together an album that he and the listeners can be proud of. Successful or not.
Lyrics-9
Despite being in the game for years now, Kiss has failed to lose a step in his lyrical prowess, with more experience than just raw talent, and a bigger vocabulary than the average artist. Kiss is able to stay aggressive on the microphone ripping beat after beat on this album, while still keeping the lyrics simple enough for the common listener to understand. Unlike some artist who make their lyrics too simple and sometimes out right annoying, Kiss keeps an air of skill to it, adding some cockiness to the act as he keeps the same smooth flow that has gotten him to this point in his career so far. Lyrical highlights include Pain And Torture, Death Wish, Something Else, and Come And Get Me Feat Styles P. Listen closely or you may miss a piercing punchline and if you're not the type of listener who can read between the lines, there will still be enough to keep your finger on the rewind button.
Production-8
The Last Kiss, unlike many other albums, takes a very diverse approach towards the production of this album. While most kiss albums can expect to have street heavy beats, and a couple of slower R&B based beats to show a softer side, this album shows Kiss mixing up all of the production styles in hip hop. Production styles vary from a southern flow, such as the banger Something Else. He then switches it up with an R&B type beat when he gets together with Neyo for By My Side. The producers used on this album were very diverse as well, as they varied from Da Matrix, Don Cannon, Pharell and even The Alchemist. With a good mixture of fast paced, slow, and mellow songs the production matches the lyrics which obviously set the mood on the album. Death Wish stands out as a speaker banger, as well as Who's Real produced by Swizz Beatz. Overall, Kiss does a great job choosing the production for the album, making for the musical experience to run seemlessly into each other.
Songs-8
Kiss has never been known as a rapper that will talk about too many diverse topics....he usually keeps it very simple for the fans and casual listeners. There's the handful of thug tracks, there's the struggle track, the track where he tries to put all of his friends on, the attempt at a commercial hit, two or three introspective tracks, and then of course the Styles P collabo. The Last Kiss has all of this, but still seems to offer a little bit more than usual. In this album, more than any other album of Kiss, you will be able to get a better understanding of him. Believe it or not, if you're listening hard, you will see that Kiss opens up a lot on this album. Songs like Smoking Gun, Things I've been Through, and Letter To Big. Show Kiss' innate respect and admiration for women, chronicle his growth through the industry, and display his love, respect and friendship with deceased friend, Notorious B.I.G. The topic and quality of songs would be a perfect ten if not for the failed attempt at remaking the song "Why". The track "What If" is clearly a rip off of the previous song and fails to offer the same introspective and social fire that "Why" was able to do for kiss. Grindin Hard, Feat Mariah Carey will be nothing more then a repetitive hook and annoying lyrics to hard core hip hop fans. "Who's Real", although catchy and great for the speakers, is just as corny as Soldier Boy's "Kiss me through the Phone"
Conclusion-8
Now three albums into his solo career and over ten years in the game, we all should know, just like Kiss should, that his status as an artist will probably not raise any higher than what it already is. It is highly unlikely that this album will come out this Tuesday April 7th 2009 and sell two million copies at the end of the week. It is highly unlikely that he will have the same pop status as a Jay-Z or a Little Wayne. But one thing that can be guaranteed is that he will still be a great artist and continue to put out great music. The Last Kiss is not Kiss's best work. It is not the classic album that many Lox stans will call it, but what it is, and will be, is a look into one of the most consistent rappers in the industry. One who is under-appreciated and not as successful as he should be. Being comfortable in his own space, he is putting out music that he loves. If this is the last kiss...it's a hell of a way to go.
1. Pain & Torture 2. Can't Stop Me featuring Ayanna Irish 3. Who's Real featuring Swizz Beatz & OJ Da Juiceman 4. Grind Hard featuring Mary J. Blige 5. Something Else featuring Young Jeezy 6. One More Step featuring Styles P 7. Stress Ya 8. What If featuring Nas 9. Things I've Been Through 10. I Tried featuring Avery Storm 11. Rocking With The Best featuring Pharrell 12. Smoking Gun featuring Jazmine Sullivan 13. Cartel Gathering featuring Ghostface Killah & Raekwon 14. Come And Get Me featuring S.I. & Sheek Louch 15. By My Side featuring Ne-Yo Listen 16. Letter To B.I.G. featuring Faith Evans 17. Something Else Remix featuring Young Jeezy, Snyp Life, Bully, AP, Boo Rossini & Blood Raw 18. Death Wish featuring Lil' Wayne