I would probably go with Loud as well.
Def Jam had probably the highest and the lowest points of them all, in the nineties.

Nitro, maybe, and It Gets No Rougher.

"Straight up weed, no angel dust".
Notorius Thugs by Biggie + Bone

What about Streiht Up Menace by Mc Eiht?

Any acapella with Breeze Brewin on it would be good, thanks.

Excellent idea.

Did anyone mention Planet Asia - Fresno State of Mind (self-explanatory)?

^^
Please!

Sickness. Thanks.

Domingo, Battlecat, K Def, Ayatollah and Muggs would definitely fall in the category.

Jaz wrote:

shakeanjake wrote:Kanye West sucks a fat dick. Bootleg RZA chipmunk soul chops and (by his own admission) jacked open drums from Pete Rock and Dr. Dre. Lame.

and from No ID beat CD's.

And the Molemen.

I had a really random chat with Dreddy Kruger at a GZA gig.
I introduced myself as Antonio, and Dreddy went: "Oh yeah? I have a friend named Antonio, from Barcelona". I did not know what to say after that, to be honest...

In the Cypress Hill - Unreleased and Revamped booklet, that "Call O' Da Wild Coming Soon" written at the end would lead me to think that an unreleased Call O' Da Wild exists.
Does anyone knows anything about it? Thanks.

WTF happened to...

Armaretta (heard on The Originators CD by the Beatnuts)? She was dope...

Rappin' 4-Tay's daughter is featured on his album On Parole.

They are both very good albums. If I had to choose, Luniz. But it would really depend on the days...

Good to hear "The Rain" again.

kimani wrote:Saafir with ease, Boxcar Sessions is one of my all time favorite albums and Saafir's style/flow/lyrics to a slightly lesser though underrated extent are on some next shit to this day.

Amen, brother.

Really? You got that from the tone? Sounds more like you arrived at the conclusion because you thought it would make acool post, bro. No, man, you got it wrong, believe me. Where did you get that from? Did I sound like I was talking slick? Really, this is not the case. If anything, I would be worri...

To be honest, while I understand the point (and I also really think that T.R.O.Y. is one of the best blogs around), I did not really like the tone of the post. It looked like the writer was craving for attention and bitching about not being picked up. I know this is probably not the case, but this i...

Hi everyone, please check my new EP, Reasonable Price, out now. It has remixes of famous artists (all the productions are by Mr. Nobody 4 Lazyboy Productions), and if you are interested, the beats are for sale. Hit me up on my myspace (http://www.myspace.com/lazyboyprod) or by email (info@gaccu.com)...

Re-up, please?

The zshare link is down.

I have always absolutely hated DJ Clue.
Doo Wop and Rectangle were good, instead.

R.I.P. Derek B.
His stuff was not bad as well.

Thank you K-Funk.

Is that Ghost in "14 (5:12) Tap, Ghost, and Phobia - Rugged Aspects [Tampa 1993]" the Funk Ghost, by chance?

K-Funk, get JDownloader. It's free and works like a charm.

'The Testament' was much more anticipated than the '50/50...' album. Trigga was getting mixtape play and radio play but, even when his album got shelved, not many people were talking about it... at least not as many as were about Mega's album. People were hyping up 'The Testament' for at least a ye...

I think Ice T had something about fried chicken, but I think he was referring to vinyl static or something...