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Don't know where this video was found, but it's rare indeed.
We see a young Tupac Shakur in the studio recording an unreleased Digital Underground track.
Next, Pac is on the set of Juice, in a trailer about the size of a bathroom, smoking weed and kicking it with Omar Epps.
Good times indeed...
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50 Cent claimed that Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine were angry that he released his Sleek by 50 Cent wireless headphones, but the Doc knows nothing about it. While leaving BOA Steakhouse in West Hollywood on Tuesday night, a TMZ cameraman asked the super-producer if there was any truth to 50’s assertion, giving a genuinely surprised response.
“I have no idea what you’re talking about. I never heard of his headphones,” the West Coast veteran said before driving off in his white Bentley.
Earlier this week, 50 took to Twitter to share that Dr. Dre and Interscope boss Jimmy Iovine were upset with him for directly competing with Dre’s Beats by Dr. Dre line. “Jimmy iovine and dre mad at me cause I’m doing sleek by 50,” he wrote. “I guess I’m not going to be on detox Lol.”
He also hinted that he could be making a diss record aimed at the two. “Would you faint if I told you I just wrote a verse about jimmy and dre. Oh my god this is hard. This shit gonna kill,” he said. “Em gonna have a heart attack when he hear this sh*t damn lol.”
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Recently we covered a story about Haitian voodoo priests being lynched by angry mobs accusing them of spreading cholera in the earthquake ravaged country.
Another voodoo related story has just emerged, this time involving an American relief worker.
32-year old Paul Waggoner, the co-founder of Materials Management Relief Corps has been accused of turning a 15-month old dead baby boy into a zombie for the purpose of selling it’s organs.
Paul Waggoner being transported to a Haitian prison.
Waggoner is being held in prison pending further investigation after a judge ruled there was enough evidence to look into the charges further.
The accusation was made by the child’s father Frantz Philistin, who brought the sick child to a hospital in February. Philistin handed the child over to Waggoner, who then took the child to doctors. The child died, but wasn’t treated by Waggoner.
When the father came back the next day doctors say he saw the baby and confirmed his death. He refused to take the child with him, insisting he didn’t have the money for a burial, and the child was cremated by the hospital. But now Philistin is accusing Waggoner of performing voodoo on the child to keep him alive.
“My son is not dead, when I tried to close his eyes they wouldn’t close. When I tried to close his mouth it wouldn’t close,” Philistin told AOL news.
Frantz Philistin has accused Waggoner of using voodoo to turn his 15-month old baby into a zombie for the purpose of selling it's organs
Doctors on call at the time of the child’s death dispute Philistin’s claims.
“I listened to the baby’s chest for at least two minutes,” Dr Kenneth Adams said. “And there were neither breath sounds nor heartbeat. Rigor mortis had set it, the baby’s lips and skin were bluish gray and there was corneal clouding of the eyes. I always take very seriously pronouncing the death of any patient.”
Waggoner’s friends are concerned or his safety.
Paul Sebring came to Haiti with Waggoner, he says the prison conditions are horrible.
We’ve literally given up everything in our lives to come help, and then this happens, we need help,” Sebring told MyFoxPhoenix. “The conditions he‘s in now I‘ve been to the prison. I wouldn’t even put an animal through that.”
The U.S. State Department is monitoring the case closely according to spokesman P.J. Crowley.
What’s uncertain is how long Waggoner will remain jailed and if the U.S. can do anything to get him released.
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End of the year lists are always a mixed bag. It’s generally somebody telling you who they think is the best singer, best actor, or who made the best album or movie.
But, today the fans will have their say and vote for who the “Top Producer Of 2010” is.
First we’ll take a look at the men behind the boards who had the biggest impact for the year, then vote to decide the top choice.
Alex Da Kid
This UK producer put his stamp on several of the biggest hits in 2010. Including “Love The Way You Lie” by Eminem, B.o.B’s “Airplanes” and Nicki Minaj’s “Massive Attack”
Lex Luger
Lex literally had speakers going hammer from coast to coast. Dude banged out Waka Flocka’s “Hard In The Paint”, Officer Ross’ “B.M.F”, Fabolous’ “Lights Out (I Don’t See Nobody)”
Boi 1da
This kid is becoming a mainstay on top of the charts. With songs by Eminem “Not Afraid”, Drake’s “Over”, Bun B’s “Put It Down” and Soulja Boy’s “Speakers Going Hammer”
Swizz Beatz
Of course you can never exclude Swizz Beatz from this category. He’s one of the hardest working men in the business. Swizzy was behind the boards on several hits this year. Drake’s “Fancy”, “On To The Next One” by Jay-Z and “Gucci Time” by Gucci Mane.
Kanye West
The Louis Vuitton Don has been widely praised for his work on his album ‘My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.’ Stand out tracks include “Power” co-produced by S1, “Runaway”, “Monster” and “All Of The Lights”
J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League
The Tampa, Florida trio was very busy this year producing for artists all over the country. Standout tracks included Bun B’s “Trillionaire”, Lloyd Banks’ “I Don’t Deserve You”, Officer Ross’ “Aston Martin Music” and Lil Wayne’s “Knockout”
Cardiak
Big things are probably on the horizon for this producer after his steller work on Lloyd Banks’ ‘The Hunger For More 2’ album, as well as his work with Meek Mill and Mike Knox. Bangers include “Start It Up”, Take Em To War” and “Unexplainable”. All by Lloyd Banks.
Drumma Boy
One of the south’s premier producers. Drumma Boy did his thing in 2010. Standouts include “Lose My Mind” Young Jeezy, “Life Goes On” 8-Ball & MJG and a large part of the production work on Gucci Mane’s ‘Burr Print’ mixtapes.
DJ Khalil
People are starting to recognize just how good Khalil is. ½ of the group Self Scientific, he is also part of Dr Dre’s production team. Standout 2010 tracks include “Kush” Dr Dre, “Def Jammable” Redman, “Talking 2 Myself” and “Won’t Back Down” Eminem
Ok, there are your contenders, now place your votes!
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While over in the UK recently Lloyd Banks sat down with Tim Westwood for an extended Crib Sessions interview.
The PLK speaks on why recording in his home studio puts him in a good space financially and creatively, how the success of “Beamer, Benz or Bentley” provided the inspiration to make his new album ‘The Hunger For More 2’ a sequel to his debut. Banks also talks about being ready to have kids soon and why he doesn’t want to rap past he age of 40.
Of course, a sitdown with Tim wouldn’t have been complete without a freestyle from Blue Hefner.
Check him out as he goes in over Mobb Deep’s “Shook Ones Pt 2” x “Survival Of The Fittest” beats.
‘The Hunger For More 2’ is available now worldwide.
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Lloyd Banks "Shook Ones !!" x "Survival Of The Fittest" Freestyle
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02. THE PRODUCT - STARRING DJ CAMILO
03. UNTHINKABLE - FT. VINNIE PAZ
04. THE ANSWER - FT. KING MARVEY X
05. GIVE IT AWAY - FT. DARNELL MCCLAIN
06. WHAT U WANNA DO - FT. KRUTCH & CASSIDY
07. CYPHER BULLIES - FT. MATH HOFFA & SAV KILLZ
08. UNDERESTIMATED
09. SOFRITO MOJITO - FT. VALENTINE & GEMINI KEEZ
10. LATIN CONNECTION - FT. SHABAAM SAHDEEQ, CHINO XL, & THIRSTIN HOWL
11. BROTHERS - FT. CUBAN LINK, NINO BLESS, & KRUTCH
12. IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE
13. THIS IS - FT. DIO (BLACK SABBATH) & DAYSIA
14. NIGHT RUNNERS - FT. REEF DA LOST CAUZE, NUCCI REYO, FAMOSO, & LIASON
15. DOWN TO A CHEMISTRY - FT. INDAY, BIG OOH, & STR8 DROP
16. SCUFFED TIMBS - FT. A. PINKS, HOLLOW DA DON, & CORTEZ
17. HOLD ON - FT. MR. PROBZ & NU JERZEY DEVIL
18. WHO THE FUCK IN HERE - FT. JUGANOT & PITBULL
19. I RUN THIS - FT. DOITALL & THA ADVOCATE
20. GOYA MOMMA
21. LATIN RIDERZ - FT. TERMANOLOGY & LOUIE GONZ
22. FIRE - FT. KING DAVID & STR8 DROP
23. RING THEE ALARM - FT. EMILIO ROJAS, J ROSS, & TONY TOUCH
24. MIKE BECK FOREVER - FT. MIKE BECK & LIL JUN
25. GET PAID - FT. MYSONNE & KILOGRAM
26. WHATEVER HAPPENED - FT. TEMPERAMENTO & CHAVITO
27. MY PEOPLE - FT. MIZ & PORTA RICH
28. ON DECK - FT. AGALLAH & JAZ O
29. THE GREATS - FT. TITO PUENTE JR.
30. DOWN LOW - FT. MR. PROBZ
31. RAP LEGENDS - FT. EMBASSY ELITE
32. THE LEGEND & THE FUTURE - FT. JERU DA DAMAJA
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The great Jesse Owens once said, 'We all have dreams. But in order to make dreams come into reality, it takes an awful lot of determination, dedication, self-discipline, and effort.'
It's been a long road for Camden, NJ's native son. Over a year removed from his Streetsweepers affiliation and well-publicized legal issues, Big Lou may have stumbled upon the title of the creator of 'The Greatest Mixtape Ever' by an unsigned artist. Not to imply that this Hip Hop masterpiece was an accident, but stating that it turned out the way it was planned would be an overreach.
It's no secret that every unknown rapper longs to make their mark in Hip Hop via the mixtape circuit. While no longer a lucrative market and one that has been saturated by every person aspiring to achieve greatness in this genre, some of rap music's biggest artists would still be relatively unknown without this gateway.
In early 2009 Big Lou and the label he created, Lost City Records, started to pen up ideas for his debut mixtape post Streetsweepers. The challenge was a difficult one considering that the 'Playtime's Over' project released by DJ Kay Slay although well received, did not generate the buzz that his first major release, 'Resurrecting the Dead,' received despite Kay Slay's powerful platforms on NY's Hot 97 and Shade 45 radio stations. When asked about the different reception both projects received, Big Lou said, 'When I dropped 'Resurrecting the Dead,' it took over 8 months to finish it. It was put together with detail and every track and skit set up the track that followed. It was like a movie. Kay Slay just talked a lot on the other project. There was nothing to it other than good tracks. The fans immediately felt the absence of my input. Basically it was more a Kay Slay mixtape than a Big Lou Mixtape.'
Big Lou's new project, 'The Goya Product With A Twist of Soul Food,' never had a shot to end as it was designed. Once the industry got wind of the broken marriage to Streetsweepers, the backlash that was expected by Big Lou and his camp never came and soon artists and DJs who actually stayed away because of the affiliation, immediately started to call. The result has been one of the most impressive line-ups by an unsigned artist in the history of the mixtape circuit.
With artists such as Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks), Immortal Technique, Cassidy, Krutch, Pitbull, Math Hoffa, Jeru Da Damaja, Cuban Link, Nino Bless, Sav Killz, Chino XL, Mike Beck, Jaz 0, Mysonne, Termanology, DJ Camilo, DJ Vlad, Tony Touch, Nu Jerzey Devil, Dio and over 25 other artists, this project evolved into a masterpiece that will undoubtedly be debated for years by Hip Hop fans all over the world. 'Is this the greatest Mixtape Ever Made?' Like all treasures before us, only time will make that distinction.
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