Celebrating a decade in the game, Los Angeles' People Under the Stairs return with Fun DMC, the 6th album by rappers/producers Thes One and Double K, and their most fully-realized album to date. With Fun DMC the guys have gone back to their roots and brought back the hardcore fun body rockin' showstoppin' boom bap! But don't let the light hearted hijinks fool you, PUTS are serious about their music and this project will surely add to their legend and legacy.
This is a breathe of fresh air in an era filled with disposable art.
1. The Swan Fever 2. Step Bacc 3. Up Yo Spine (Live At The Fishbucket pt. 3) 4. Ste. For Peter Pt.1 “The Fun” 5. Ste. For Peter Pt.2 “The Grind” 6. Anotha’ (BBQ) 7. The Ultimate 144 8. Letter 2 c/o Bronx 9. Party Enemy #1 10. Enjoy 11. Gamin’ On Ya 12. Critical Condition 13. The Wiz 14. People Riddum 15. California 16. Love’s Theme #1 17. A Baby 18. Same Beat (The Wesley Rap) 19. D 20. The Mike & Chris Story
With this decade now coming to a close i have no doubt in my mind this album right here will go down in the top 5 hip hop albums of the 00's.
The Cold Vein was the first full-length album to be released on former Company Flow member El-P's newly founded Definitive Jux record label, and its release was preceded by a significant amount of hype, particularly within the hip hop community.
"You were a still born baby/Mother didn't want you, but you were still born/Boy meets world, of course his pops is gone/What you figga?/That chalky outline on the ground is a father figure?/So he steps to the next stencil, that's a hustler/Infested with money and diamond clusters."
1. Iron Galaxy 2. Ox Out The Cage 3. Atom feat. Cryptic and Alaska 4. A B-Boy Alpha 5. Raspberry Fields 6. Straight Off The D.I.C. 7. Vein 8. The F-Word 9. Stress Rap 10. Battle For Asgard feat. L.I.F.E. and C Rayz Walz 11. Real Earth 12. Ridiculoid feat. El-P 13. Painkillers 14. Pigeon
More than just a concert film, this documentary-like look at the world of rap music includes backstage and at-home footage of some of the genre's biggest names, including exclusive interviews with the late Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. Ice-T, Dr. Dre, Da Brat, Salt-N-Pepa, and The Fugees are among the artists spotlighted. 93 mins.
This is their new album, am really enjoying it at the moment so taught i'd share it with you.
In interviews with the band, it has been said that the next album will "rock harder" and more tracks like "Charmer", "Black Thumbnail" and "Camaro" have been suggested. "We've broadened our musical tastes in the past couple of years and feel we're ready to tackle our southern roots...again" says Jared Followill, the band's bass guitarist.
1. Closer 2. Crawl 3. Sex On Fire 4. Use Somebody 5. Manhattan 6. Revelry 7. Seventeen 8. Notion 9. I Want You 10. Be Somebody 11. Cold Desert
Music from the Motion Picture Pulp Fiction is the soundtrack to Quentin Tarantino's 1994 film Pulp Fiction. No traditional film score was commissioned for Pulp Fiction. The film contains a mix of American rock and roll, surf music, pop and soul The soundtrack is equally untraditional, consisting of nine songs from the movie, four tracks of dialog snippets followed by a song, and three tracks of dialog alone. Six songs featured in the movie were not included in the 41-minute soundtrack.
The Soundtrack to one of my favourite films!
1. Misirlou - Dick Dale & His Del-Tones 2. Royale With Cheese - John Travolta 3. Jungle Boogie - Kool & The Gang 4. Let's Stay Together - Al Green 5. Bustin' Surfboards - The Tornadoes 6. Lonesome Town - Ricky Nelson 7. Son Of A Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield 8. Bullwinkle Part II - The Centurians 9. You Never Can Tell - Chuck Berry 10. Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon - Urge Overkill 11. If Love Is A Red Dress (Hang Me In Rags) - Maria McKee 12. Comanche - The Revels 13. Flowers On The Wall - The Statler Brothers 14. Personality Goes A Long Way - John Travolta 15. Surf Rider - The Lively Ones 16. Ezekiel 25:17 - Samuel L. Jackson
Liberation is a collaboration between Talib Kweli and Madlib.
1. The Show - 2:21 2. Funny Money - 3:04 3. Time Is Right - 2:17 4. Engine Running (ft.Consequence) - 3:39 5. Over The Counter - 4:05 6. The Function (ft. Strong Arm Steady) - 4:09 7. Happy Home (ft. Candice Anderson) - 5:50 8. Soul Music (ft. Res) - 2:29 9. What Can I Do" - 2:18
"Time 4 Sum Aksion" is the second single from Redman's highly acclaimed debut album, Whut? Thee Album. It features production from Erick Sermon and Redman that contains a sample from Lowell Fulson's "Tramp". Its chorus is a repetition of the phrase "Time 4 Sum Aksion" which is sampled from "How I Could Just Kill a Man" by Cypress Hill. This is Bangin'.
1. "Time 4 Sum Aksion" (LP Version) (3:17) 2. "Time 4 Sum Aksion" (Remix) (3:15) 3. "Time 4 Sum Aksion" (Remix Instrumental) (3:12) 4. "Rated "R"" (LP Version) (3:21)
much of its initial success was due to the cult audience that Paul's Boutique cultivated in the years since its initial flop release, a group of fans whose minds were so thoroughly blown by that record, they couldn't wait to see what came next, and this helped the record debut in the Top Ten upon its April 1992 release. This audience, perhaps somewhat unsurprisingly, was a collegiate Gen-X audience raised on Licensed to Ill and ready for the Beastie Boys to guide them through college. As it happened, the Beasties had repositioned themselves as a lo-fi, alt-rock groove band.
In contrast to their previous album, Paul's Boutique, the Boys returned stylistically to their punk rock roots on Check Your Head, playing their own instruments.
Whats that noise? Its The Beastie Boys!!!
1. Jimmy James 2. Funky Boss 3. Pass The Mic 4. Gratitude 5. Lighten Up 6. Finger Lickin' Good 7. So What'cha Want 8. The Biz vs The Nuge 9. Time For Livin' 10. Something's Got To Give 11. The Blue Nun 12. Stand Together 13. Pow 14. The Maestro 15. Groove Holmes 16. Live At P.J.'s 17. Mark The Bus 18. Professor Booty 19. In 3's 20. Namaste
Following his critically acclaimed and socially conscious album What's Going On, Let's Get It On's commercial success, music and content helped establish Marvin Gaye as a sex icon. The album became the most commercially successful album of Gaye's career and for Motown, as it further expanded his creative control during his tenure with the label.
1. Let's Get It On 2. Please Stay (Once You Go Away) 3. If I Should Die Tonight 4. Keep Gettin' It On 5. Come Get to This 6. Distant Lover 7. You Sure Love to Ball 8. Just to Keep You Satisfied
Wild Style was the first hip hop motion picture. Released independently in 1982 by First Run Features and later re-released for home video by Rhino Home Video, the movie featured Fab Five Freddy, Lee Quinones, the Rock Steady Crew, The Cold Crush Brothers, Patti Astor, Sandra Fabara and Grandmaster Flash. The protagonist is the legendary New York graffiti artist "Lee" George Quinones as "Zoro". The film has received a large cult following over the years after its initial release.
Highly regarded hip-hop albums such as Illmatic by Nas, Black Sunday by Cypress Hill and Check Your Head by Beastie Boys have featured samples from Wildstyle. Significantly, the MTA allowed director Charlie Ahearn to film in the actual train yards in New York City. I n 2007, the VH1 Hip Hop Honors paid tribute to Wild Style in recognition of its influence upon the culture. The "Wild Style" logo on the film's cover was a massive mural painted on a wall by Zephyr, Revolt and Sharp.
If for some odd reason you taught im only going to be posting hip hop albums on this blog, your largely mistaken. This blog is all music that hip hop heads listen to, anyway expect more rock, soul, reggae, etc.
Recorded in 1966 during Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable multimedia event tour, The Velvet Underground & Nico would gain notoriety for its experimentalist performance sensibilities, as well as its focus on controversial subject matter expressed in many of their songs.
Though largely ignored upon its release, it has since become one of the most influential and critically lauded rock albums in history!
1. Sunday Morning 2. I'm Waiting for the Man 3. Femme Fatale 4. Venus in Furs 5. Run Run Run 6. All Tomorrow's Parties 7. Heroin 8. There She Goes Again 9. I'll Be Your Mirror 10. The The Black Angel's Death Song 11. European Son
1. “We Live in Philly” by DJ Jazzy Jeff From the album The Magnificent (2002) Drums by ?uestlove Featuring Jill Scott
2. “Geto Heaven (Remix T.S.O.I. [The Sound Of Illadelph])” by Common From the album Like Water for Chocolate (alternate version) (2000) Drums by ?uestlove Featuring Macy Gray
3. “Sometimes” by Bilal From the album 1st Born Second (2001) Drums by ?uestlove
4. “Lil Big Heads" by J*DaVeY From the album The Beauty In Distortion & The Land Of The Lost (2008) Co-produced by ?uestlove
5. “Greatdayndamornin'/Booty” by D'Angelo From the album Voodoo (2000) Drums by ?uestlove
6. “Booty” by Erykah Badu From the album Mama's Gun (2000) Drums by ?uestlove
7. “Valerie” by Mark Ronson From the album Version (2007) Drums by ?uestlove Featuring Amy Winehouse
8. “Same Shit Different Day Pt. 1” by Jaguar Wright From the album Denials Delusions and Decisions (2002) Produced by ?uestlove
9. “Loving You” by Carol Riddick From the album Larry Gold Presents Don Cello And Friends (2003) Produced/drums by ?uestlove
10. “You've Got the Love I Need” by Al Green From the album Lay It Down (2008) Produced/drums by ?uestlove Featuring Anthony Hamilton
11. “Philadelphia Freedom” by The Philadelphia Experiment From the album The Philadelphia Experiment (2001) Drums by ?uestlove
12. “Endless Railway” by DJ Krush From the album Zen (2001) Featuring ?uestlove
Scratch is the soundtrack to the 2001 documentary film of the same name directed by Doug Pray. Scratch examines cultural and historical perspectives on the birth and evolution of hip-hop disc jockeys (DJs), scratching and turntablism and includes interviews with some of hip-hop's most famous and respected DJs.
Dope track after dope track, dope verse after dope verse, c'mon sometimes thats all you need!
Stylistically, Premier's beats, while maintaining the signature two-measure loop and scratched chorus formula, expand their range of samples. Not only does he use more orchestral (ie, less funk/soul-based) horns and strings, but he also features more atonal, non-melodic samples, a style he'd first explored on Jeru the Damaja's The Sun Rises in the East. Guru also grows somewhat on the album; he focuses more openly on social issues, and attempts to embrace his status, which had grown considerably during Gang Starr's hiatus to the point where many already considered him a hip hop legend. Of course, his trademark battle rhymes are also in full force on many tracks.
1. You Know My Steez 2. Robbin Hood Theory 3. Work 4. Royalty 5. Above The Clouds 6. JFK 2 LAX Listen 7. Itz A Set Up 8. Moment Of Truth 9. B.I. Vs. Friendship 10. The Militia 11. The Rep Grows Bigga 12. What I'm Here 4 13. She Knows What She Wants 14. New York Strait Talk 15. My Advice 2 You 16. Make 'Em Pay 17. The Mall 18. Betrayal 19. Next Time 20. In Memory Of...
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