100's

On strength of cover art alone you need this.

Shit is very relaxed bruh. 

100's is only 19. These kids today doing thangs.

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Knock Knock

I know Dizzee isn't everyone's cup of tea, but I don't give a f-word doog.

His albums are always well put together and his cover art is always on point.

Also I wholly support anyone who repeatedly raps the word pussyhole in their rhymes. Also the Shy FX tune that samples "Babylon" is brilliant.

Production by Calvin Harris, Shy FX, Cage, and Aaron Lacrate

Nuff said.

Run it:

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Slaughterhouse

The internet's darling rap super group has arrived. Comprised of rappers: Crooked I, Royce Da 5'9", Joell Ortiz, and Joe Budden. I think it's ironic that the internet is the reason these guys are making money and losing money. I mean only real "Temple of Hip-Hop" stans are gonna go pay actual currency for this album or any album for that matter. The music industry is a whole new beast my friends. I will probably go in depth on it later.

I'm not sure why I've been posting so much rap non sense lately. I guess it's my a.d.d or something. I truly don't know.
I will try and get back to some reggae this weekend. Also I think I'm getting quite bored of blogging to be honest. I'd rather be painting or hanging with Baby Zeus.

Get it:
Slaughterhouse "Self Titled"

Camron "Boss Of All Bosses" Mixtape

Cam proves once again why Dipset ain't shit without him.

I'm fully aware that the whole Dipset fiasco is as fake as the WWF (sorry I didn't watch it when it changed to WWE, Junkyard Dog whut up), but I digress.

Rap/hip-hop or what have you is nothing more than a bunch of grown men dressing like 12 year olds and making false accusations at one another. However, it is far better than listening to "electro" or whatever they are trying to re-brand techno as. Sorry dudes all that electronic stuff is techno no matter how you slice it.

So if you are gonna listen to rap at least let it be the most entertaining, ignorant, idiotic music man can make.

First track Cam raps:

"Ya bitch just like a camel, a hump or two."

That's all I need to keep listening.

Get it:

Camron & DJ Drama "Boss Of All Bosses" Mixtape

Snaked from Nah Right

Twista "Fire"

This is the official Friday afternoon jam. It has that twang player player whistle vibe that makes you wish you had a relaxed hair doo, gold chain, and beeper. Well okay maybe that's a bit of a stretch.

I don't normally even acknowledge Twista's existence, but this track is the knock. It reminds of 90's summer days when I used to mess with that fire on the daily. Alas I'm an old man now and rarely if ever pick up a spliff, but there was a time when my ideal day consisted of skating over to my friend's house and rolling up a Garcia Vega (sorry Phillies) and watching Ninja Scroll.

Damn that still sounds like a good idea. Damn you old age and proverbial wisdom.

P.S Lil Boosie gets a pass on name alone.

Ooosssssshhhhh:
Twista f/ Lil Boosie "Fire"

Murda Murda Murda

We here at SDTW blindly support all things Uncle Murda.

Head shots for everybody.

Link:

Uncle Murda x Premo

via Nah right

Riff Raff

Jamie put me on to this wreck.

When the media talks about rap having a negative effect on kids today this is what they should show.

Forget the race issue. That isn't even a factor in the slightest. We are talking complete unchecked idiocy here folks. I do not posses the vernacular required of properly shaming this dude.

Where would you even start?

Young Jeezy

Not everyone is into trap rap. I myself tired of it a while back, but there are some albums that I personally think are actually too good to be considered just trap rap.

If Tony Robbins used metaphors for selling cocaine and ways of distributing said cocaine to motivate his audience he could pretty much just read the lyrics verbatim from this entire LP.

Hell, I could give this cd to my Moms and she would know how to run a trap empire. It's like the anarchist's cookbook for dope.

However, the aftermath from this release and its subsequent commercial popularity also led to a few suspect trends.

The first and most egregious was the legions of fat kids at bus stops rocking "Snowman" tees with sh*t like "I Got That Snow Mannnn" emblazoned on the back.

No dude. You don't have that snow, man. You do not sell that white "gurl" and the only thing you're "holdin" playboy is a half eaten Three Musketeers bar in your hand.

Secondly, a lot of dudes re-appropriated Jeezy's adlib vocal style and sort of ruined the novelty of it all. People like Oj Da Juiceman, Shawty Lo, and a whole slew of others have made careers off of Jeezy's adlib style. People bite it is inevitable.

So hate on this one all you want, but I'm gonna bump this one for a long time.




If this song doesn't pump you up before a mission your heart is pumping Kool Aid.


Download:

Young Jeezy "Thug Motivation 101"

Uncle Murda Freestyle

I am not an advocate for internet rap freestyles really, but I do support Uncle Murda to the fullest and this one is worth the 1 minute of your time.

Check it out:
Uncle Murda Freestyle

via Nah Right

It's no secret that hip-hop/rap have become the modern day soap opera. I can't say that I don't follow it to some degree i.e 50 and Officer Rawse, but when people start talking about how this dude is hard or that dude is the hardest I tend to laugh because nobody really knows.

I came across this insightful article that seems pretty legit on some of hip hop's biggest goons and the actual street credentials cited almost like a term on paper on hardness.

My boy Uncle Murda made the list, but you should already know that.

Link:
Best Rap Goons

Uncle Murda

If you aren't up on Murda you are missing out as he might be the best rapper to come out of BK in a long time.

Get it.




This is the only thing I have from dude. He doesn't have an album yet, but there are a lot of mixtapes going around.

Download:
Uncle Murda "Back On My Bullshit"

Tee Eye

The rap game is sort of redeeming itself lately for me. For a while I was seeking out 80's hardcore albums and hard to find 80's dancehall singles because I was so bored of rap.

People are beginning to make actual albums worth listening to again and on a major level no less.

First the Jeezy album came out (download it if you have your doubts) and now T.I drops "Paper Trail" and it is just as good maybe even a bit better.

This one plays more like "King" than anything else and I think that is good thing. He mixes in the heaters, singles, and "emotional thug" type songs through out and it makes it feel like an actual album versus just a collection of radio singles.

One listen to "Swagga Like Us" featuring Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Weezy will shut up any bitter hip-hop fan, period.

Get it before big brother pulls the link.

Track List:

1. 56 Bars (Intro)
2. I’m Illy
3. Ready For Whatever
4. On Top Of The World (feat. Ludacris and B.o.B)
5. Live Your Life (feat. Rihanna)
6. Whatever You Like
7. No Matter What
8. My Life Your Entertainment (feat. Usher)
9. Porn Star
10. Swing Ya Rag (feat. Swizz Beatz)
11. What Up, What’s Haapnin’
12. Every Chance I Get
13. Swagga Like Us T.I. and Jay-Z (feat. Kanye West and Lil Wayne)
14. Slide Show (feat. John Legend)
15. You Ain’t Missin’ Nothing
16. Dead And Gone (feat. Justin Timberlake)

Download:
T.I "Paper Trail"

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King Tee "Act A Fool"

King Tee is quite possibly the most unsung pioneer of the West Coast. he's never really gotten the acclaim and recognition he deserves.

This album dropped in 1988 the same year as N.W.A's "Straight Outta Compton." Not a bad year for rap.

I was all of 7 years old. I think I was more hyped on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at the time.

Also to any would be designer dip sh*t who thinks that they could totally "flip" this album cover into a "dope" tee stop that thought right now.

- One: I'm sure it's been done before
- Two: Any no talent dink can take a good album cover and put it on a tee shirt
- Three: Design something else


Enjoy.

Download:
King Tee "Act A Fool" (full album)

Smell Yo Dick

I didn't want to believe Megan when she told me about this song.

How could it possibly be a real song? With a real video? Oh it is my friends.

The bar of crass is being raised my friends. Big time.

Watch it by clicking the link below:

Smell Yo Dick by Riskay

Lil Wayne "Da Drought 3"

So much hype about Wayne a.k.a Weezy F. Baby a.k.a Young Money a.k.a Young Carter etc.

The draw for me with Wayne is that he's so over the top. He's the only rapper out that will just say something so out of the pocket that you question his sanity.

I've went ahead and provided some examples of this below:

"If you don't like it/f*ck you with AIDS dick."

"L' L' lillie pad nigga L'look at the monster
y'you dont wanna crash like la la labamba."

"My shit poppin’ like im chris, no chris brown bitch
this up town bitch, that uptown shit, like what now
shut up you shut down bitch, now sit down bitch
we gets down bitch, now sit down bitch, don’t make a sound bitch
like a clown bitch, that red dot cover your nose like a clown bitch."

Who says this sh*t? The man has a gift. Whether you think he's good or not is not the point.

Da Drought 3 is widely considered his best album or mixtape whatever you want to call it. It comes off like an album because it's tag free and you don't have to listen to some assh*le shouting "cannnnooooonnnnn" every 15 seconds.

I went ahead and posted both Part 1 and Part 2. Do yourself a favor and download them both and judge things for yourself. You'll be entertained either way.




Download:

Lil Wayne "Da Drought 3" Part 1

Lil Wayne "Da Drought 3" Part2

Officer Rick Ross?

Not that I really need substantiated proof that any of these "kingpins" ever moved weight, but this does remove any sort of "stripes" Mr. Ross may have had going for him up to date.

Also don't diss blogs on your record. Dumb. That's like pissing in the wind. Bad idea Rickey.

Read the story below complete with photos showing that not only was Rick not moving weight, but he was actually on the side of the law i.e in uniform.

Hip-hop is on life support and slipping into a coma. Snoring.


Links:
Rick Ross Gets Card Pulled

Ice Cube "Amerikkka's Most Wanted"

After his split with N.W.A many thought (including the remaining N.W.A members) Cube would fall off.

Wrong.

This classic pushed 500,000 in the first week and was certified platinum only 2 months later.

Produced entirely by The Bomb Squad (think Public Enemy) this album practically exploded in your face.

I can't say I had it when it dropped in 1990. I was all of 9 and hadn't gotten into Cube just then. It would be many years later. I will say this though N.W.A obviously was ground breaking, but without Cube there would be no Eazy (cuz dude couldn't write a lick before Cube) and that would essentially leave you with Dre (I don't smoke weed or cess) and Ren (Mr. I wish I was the D.O.C) and Yella (snoring).

Was Cube a gangster? Not the one he portrays in his rhymes, but he was one of the best to ever pick up a pen and say "Fuck You" and that should count for something seeing as he influenced a whole generation and then some with his words.

I've posted up the whole album with all the bonus goodies that you may not have.


Download:

Ice Cube "Amerikkka's Most Wanted"

DK "Outta Space"

Ed* Big song alert. You'll be hearing this everywhere in a hot second. Don't doubt me.


I'm in outta space bitch!!!

Ignorant Rap Mix: J-Zone

Ed* If you looked like J Zone you probably would have developed a sense of humor as well

Of all the music and mixes that I will post up this one is hands down the most socially "irresponsible."

I don't really know anyone who has this mix really save for Trademark of all people. The only way to have gotten it was you had to purchase a J-Zone album from Sandbox Automatic way back in the day.

J-Zone made a string of classic albums in the early 00's that were sort of a head of there time in predicting the down fall of the "backpack" scene and usually found J Zone criticizing the very fan base that supported him. When he got ready to drop his third album he chose to include a little mix that he had whipped up.

The mix was simply called "Ignorant Ass Rap Mix" and was just a little promo mix you got for buying the album. It features gems of some of the most misogynistic, gorilla pimptastic, sick ducking, dookey shoot, style rap ever compiled.

While avoiding the better known material of most of these artists and strictly picking out tracks that found them rapping about the worst of the worst subject matter J-Zone sort of created a mix that is better then almost any serious rap mix I own.

It encompasses several genres including, West Coast, G-Funk, Miami Bass, Dirty South, Bay Area, NY 90's, and even a little New Orleans high hat and snare ish.

I don't have a track listing, but really most of these tracks really need no introduction individually because the mix as a whole is what makes it worth listening to.

Stand outs include joints from: Triple Six Mafia, UGK, Poison Clan (from Miami), old Master P, X-Rated (Bay Area), Eazy E, Big L, Biggie, Too Short, Sugafree, and a lot more.

Track 13 by 3 Six is easily the most irresponsible, misogynistic rap song ever crafted save for maybe UGK's classic "Pregnant Pussy."

Download it, but remember you were warned.


Ignorant Rap Mix by J-Zone