Krs One and Boogie Down Productions

BlastMaster KRS ONE has not only came back to save hip hop, but he's come back good!
Heres how he helped build it from the start

^^^KRS ONE - The Mixtape^^^

^^^KRS ONE Instrumentals Vol.2^^^

RA the Rugged Man - Ruff, Rugged and Raw

Click any pic for the link
This is a self extracting file, so just click it twice to unwrap..

mad props to RESIDO for the cover

Akinyele - Music Killz

Not much info on this other than it was released in 2004 and seems to be a collection of rare Ak tunes...?....this was requested so enjoy..

Papoose.......The Saviour Of Hip Hop ??????

Before Nas told us all that Hip Hop was dead a young New Yorker was already claiming to be hip hop's saviour. Shamele Mackie (Papoose) first appeared on wax on a Kool G Rap's Roots of Evil album in 1998 but after failing to secure a deal he chose to stick to mixtapes and build up a rep before signing any deals. He met Kayslay when the DJ was leaving his radio station and kept bugging him with demos, and it was'nt long till Pap was appearing on Kayslays Streetsweeper series, and some of his tunes have became somewhat legandry due to his complex vocabluary and ideas, and although most are copied from Old school hip hop, the "younger" generation of hip hop fans have taken Papoose to heart and do believe he's the next big thing. He done a few songs with Busta Rhymes and seems to have broke mainstream, all this with out dropping an album!. Although this is about to change, in August 2006 he signed a $1.5 million contract with Jive Records and his album The Nacirema Dream will be appearing at a record shop near you soon. I personally think his flow is reminiscance of Big L and with the right direction 2007 could be his year.....we'll see.
till then check out his mixtapes, right click the pics and save as......

















Mad Propz to All Papoose.com

Tim Dog

His affiliation with Ultramagnetic Mc's made me buy the album before "Fuck Compton" blew up, but was quite dissappointed in a weak album, but still, its an album that should be heard.....what i did like tho' was his Bitch With A Perm CDS.....so here it is for ya'll listening pleasure

Big Balled

FEED ME

Slick Rick

Once upon a time not long ago, when people wore pyjama's and lived life slow, there was a young rapper by the name of Slick Rick. Moving to the Bronx from London at a young age, Rick Walters (who was blinded in one eye from a broken glass accident as a child)after graduating found himself using his London accent to join up with Dane Dane and form The Kangol Crew. They made fame in rap battles all aroung New York and at one of these in 1984 he met Doug E Fresh...........You know the rest!

heres his debut solo album fron 1988, the Great Adventures Of Slick Rick changed Hip Hop, and has been imitated by several rappers since. Salute this classic!

1 Treat Her Like a Prostitute (3:55)
2 Ruler's Back (5:38)
3 Children's Story (4:02)
4 Moment I Feared (3:36)
5 Let's Get Crazy (3:51)
6 Indian Girl (An Adult Story) (3:17)
7 Teenage Love (4:53)
8 Mona Lisa (4:08)
9 Kit (What's the Scoop) (3:22)
10 Hey Young World (4:37)
11 Teacher, Teacher (5:00)
12 Lick the Balls (3:56)

Eddie Money and the Desert Desciplez

These guys are simply dope, check out the mixtape to hear for yourself, then come back and ask bout them......lol, they from Dubai, and they cool with me, so anyone wants collabs or exclusive tracks just ask and i'll ask my boys Eddie Money, Ju Ju and Otto

Right Click The Cover and save as.......its a self extracting file, so just double click it once downloaded to extract....

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D-Nice

Damn, hell knows whats wrong with my photoshop....lol^^^^^^^^


One strange thing about D-Nice's second solo album is how, in "25 ta Life," he claims to not be into treating women like hookers, when a song from his debut -- "Pimp of the Year" -- painted a very different picture. And no disrespect to Too Short (at least everyone knows where he stands), but you can't give him a guest spot on your record and expect to be considered anti-womanizer. Whether or not "Pimp of the Year" was intended as a spoof, it's all but impossible to not see a contradiction. At any rate, To tha Rescue is a slight dip from Call Me D-Nice; even with a revolving door of a supporting cast that includes Too Short, Naughty by Nature, and KRS-One, D-Nice wasn't able to put together an album that progressed from his debut. The album isn't without its winning spots, however. In "Time to Flow," he sounds tougher than ever; he steps up and swaps verses with Treach without sounding any less intense than his sparring partner. On "No No No," a track produced with Skeff Anselm, he delivers some lines worthy of KRS: "But don't talk about thieves/'Cause on the whole, America's the greatest country that was ever stole." D-Nice's own productions aren't as strong as ones from his brethren. This places the album a notch below the debut. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

Harsh, but true, still go cop it, i liked it....lol

Akinyele

Now this is CLASSIC!
After hearing him on the Main Source track Live At The Bar-B-Que i guessed straight away that Ak would blow, and after hearing Ak Ha Ha Ak Hoo Hoo on a Red Alert
Show i hunted down the album.....The Large Professor produced album is
full of hits and from the very first line of the very first song (Worldwide - I been in and out all areas, And all you true hip hop fans you know the Ak is takin' care of ya) you just knew that AK would bring the heat........Click the CD print for the Album....

CLICK HERE FOR THE AK HA HA AK HOO HOO VID

CLICK HERE FOR HIS DO YA WANNA VID

CLICK HERE FOR HIS EAT PUSSY VID

CLICK THE VINYL PRINT FOR THE 12" SINGLE OF AK HA HA HOO

and if i get a comment or two i may up this....