When I saw "We In Here" was missing I was surprised cause that beat is some fly shit. But then I peeped. "Stamp on the dope...Soul Plane."

One thing Cam knows how to do is pick beats. Nas should hire him. Shit, the industry should hire him.

I didn't even know there was a I Luh Hur video- that joint is crazy. Vagina Diner is a classic, but Large Pro has as much to do with that as Ak. Aktapuss and whatever else followed were terrible- unlistenable. He traded dope beats for porn, to each their own. Last I heard he went in on a raunchy str...

Armand Van Helden- Sampleslaya- Enter The Meatmarket http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yijijynmjyx This shit has some joints from 1997-98- many were released before or elsewhere, some on AV8, some overseas. The vinyl version has more joints I think. This is the Ruff House/Columbia version. Disre...

Good looks on that shoot the pump shit- and that I'm Leaving on a Jet Plane joint too. What record is that? An A-V-8? I got this joint I'm about to upload.

All this party shit brings me back. The dopeness.

What's the deal everybody? Here's a Stretch & Bob show from 1994- not exactly sure of the date. IG Off and Kwest the Maad Lad were on this show- that's for a date reference, I don't have their sets on here- this is the tail end of the show. Both sides on one file- the shit is a bit bugged. Jazz at t...

I basically agree with everything Phila said. Nas and Primo have tried to work together but nothing panned out from what I heard and you know how that goes. Then egos get in the mix and rappers/artists are super sensitive. Similar with Jigga. Word is also that Primo can take forever to get hold of a...

And another one. Statik is one of the most consistent producers of late and the artists he chooses compliment his beats lovely. Phila- good looking for this. By chance is there a TV track with the cuts on it?

Shit sounds hot. Video is mad budget- would rather have listened to it than watch it. Serch still got it.

Verge- no doubt. Glad I could come through and hit you with some treats. Hopefully I'll have some more tapes uploaded shortly.

Here's another joint. Not a CM Famalam but a Stretch and Bob KCR from 2/5/98- I figure it would fall in here. Got some more shit coming soon. 2/5/98- Side A http://www.zshare.net/audio/57937450c76001b3/ 2/5/98- Side B http://www.zshare.net/audio/579388820aef1e52/ I listened to both- some treats. Str...

Street Level and the EP definitely have the most joints. I used to be a huge fan of Stone Crazy and Musical Massacre but they don't hit me the same nowadays.

Hit Me With That
Hell Raiser
Off The Books
Reign of The Tec

def see the james brown thing, i think he does that intentionally actually. but freak you out? that's kinda weird. seen him twice now i think, and both times he was very engaging and charismatic, animated but not in that retarded way. i thought it was a great show. did you see them in nokia btw wit...

Charles Bradley??? Good looking on that one. I've seen him perform several times and each time he freaks me out, but dude does his thing. The poor man's James Brown. Copped the Telephone Song 45 and that's been on steady play since. In fact the only track I have of his. Took Tired of Fighting which ...

5/5/09. He has a new joint making the rounds called "Spend the Night." He's on his euro dance record on this one - Wiz Kalifa status.

This definitely sounds like '89. Personally I prefer a more refined Pete Rock.

Thank you step one. I'm fairly new to this exorbitantly priced vinyl so you saved me some keyboard strokes. To each their own.

I think "Where My Homiez" might be frowned upon now with it's sing-songyness and lack of lyrical skills. But when it dropped pretty much everybody was feeling it. And it was cool to do shit like that. "I'll Take Her" is my shit too. Once R&B hooks became the status quo in the late 90s, people got tu...

I don't feel that CL and Guru are in the same position. CL's flow could have had him succeed with other producers- but we'll never know. He just stopped making music and years later pops up without Pete and without any buzz. His lack of relevance hurt him the most. Guru has remained relevant for the...

Guru is a bit delusional. Primo made Guru sound good. I don't think either Preem or Guru as solo artists are Gang Starr- it's all or nothing. If they're not going to work together then GS needs to be retired to the rafters.

but that kurious album if nothing at all to be ashamed about. You are absolutely correct. It's more that when I put CM in my top 5 people look at me like I'm nuts. A more recent guilty pleasure is Cam- especially when dealing with true hiphop heads, i.e. everybody here presumably. That dude is hila...

Nothing guilty about that at all. Rocking the leather jumpsuit might be though. There were some real classic joints on there. And they were the shit back then. Same goes for Shyheim. Which is the guiltiest pleasure- Shyheim, Da Youngstas or Illegal? Not sure of guilty pleasure LPs but I always liked...

Got another Stretch and Bobbito for a quiet Sunday night. Not sure of the year- Bob was only there with Sear- no live mixing. From what I heard a wide variety of joints. Not the exact tracklist below. Maybe someone can provide one. http://www.zshare.net/audio/576829051f7ec556/ Side A: S&B demo, free...

Oooooooh. Love the internets. Definite good looks on this. Looking forward to the listen.

It's my pleasure. Will try to post up a new show later on today or tomorrow.

Whoa was produced by Buckwild. Not sure about the extra bass remix. The Hitmen had some talent back then.

Then Spunk Bigga deserves credit for making a fucking classic. No clue whatever else he did. The LP credits are a bit confusing- says produced by Spunk Bigga, remix by Ski. Is the "remix" the original because I remember hearing that before "Sugar Hill" and any other single off Doe or Die. Appreciate...

AZ- My World Don't Stop remix O.C.- Burn Me Slow O.C.- Basically every track he did on Word...Life- might be cheating but he treated every beat like a classic- Word Life, Born 2 Live, Ma Dukes- WOW Bushwackas- Caught Up In the Game Fat Joe- My Lifestyle / Still Real- again indecisiveness won Did Buc...

What happened to Bas Blasta?

Was "Southern Comfort" the only 12" off that album? Any other promos released?

I'm glad somebody mentioned Down South. Southern Comfort alone is worthy of superstar status. The horns on the entire album are crazy and his drums always popped. Classic mid 90s sound. In terms of 1997 my favorite are/were: C-N-N- The War Report O.C.- Jewelz CRU- Da Dirty 30- I remember copping the...

Not a problem. It's all about multi-tasking.