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Drops tomorrow!!!! *Official Cover*
If you missed Gudda’s Guddaville (Part 1), you can download that here.
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T.I.'s Fuck A Mixtape, As usual, you'll find a 320 KBPS MP3 rip and a FLAC rip. Enjoy!
DJ Drama, M.L.K. & T.I. - Fuck A Mixtape (320 KBPS MP3)
DJ Drama, M.L.K. & T.I. - Fuck A Mixtape (~1000 KBPS FLAC)
Tracklist:
01. Goldschläger (Produced by The Grey Area)
02. You Don’t Shock Me Anymore (Produced by The Grey Area)
03. Cho Cha the Cat (with the B-52’s) (Produced by The Teddy Bears)
04. I Like It (Produced by The Grey Area)
05. Little Black Book (Produced by The Grey Area)
06. Talking To Strangers (Produced by The Grey Area)
07. ChamPain (Produced by Doc & The Grey Area)
08. Night Train (with the Goodie Mob) (Produced by The Grey Area & Anthony Kronfle)
09. The Secret (Produced by The Grey Area)
10. Sophistic@ted B!$ch (Produced by The Grey Area)
11. I’ll Kill Her (feat. ME & LOnan the Destroyer) (Produced by ?????)
12. Is It? (Produced by The Grey Area)
13. Super Woman Theme Song (Produced by The Grey Area)
14. Night Cap Outro (One Last Shot of Goldschläger) (Produced by The Grey Area)
DOWNLOAD: Cee-Lo Green – Stray Bullets (Mixtape)
The first single, ‘King Kong’ is out now. Hit up iTunes if you’re looking for it. The full album drops this summer.
Perhaps the greatest songwriter of our day, The-Dream, is planning his 4th LP for release on June 29th. The album is to be released under both Def Jam and The-Dream’s own label, Radio Killa.
Tracklist:
1. Love King
2. Make Up Bag feat. T.I.
3. F.I.L.A.
4. Sex Intelligent
5. Sex Intelligent Remix
6. Yamaha
7. Nikki Part 2
8. Abyss
9. Panties To The Side
10. Turnt Out
11. February Love
12. Florida University
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD OR STREAM THIS MIXTAPE!
TRACK LIST:
01} INTRO
02} I'M ILL
03} 365 FEAT ARSONAL
04} I'M A PROBLEM {PART 1}
05} FLYING THE FLAG FEAT RECKLESS
06} JUST RIDING FEAT HOLLOW THE DON & KING DAVID
07} TILL THE CASKET DROPS
08} I STAY HIGH
09} BRING ME DOWN
10} IT�S THE NEW SHIT
11} THEY CALL IT FEAT RECKLESS
12} DON�T BE SHY
13} BACK AGAIN
14} DON�T COMPARE
15} ANY MEANS
16} ALL I KNOW FEAT ZYON & REESPEKT
17} I'M A PROBLEM {PART 2}
18} OUTRO
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Nicki Minaj covers the latest issue of Vibe Magazine which will hit newsstands on June 15th. You can see what Nicki said to Vibe after the jump with some excerpts from the magazine:
“People don’t get when you’re off, or you’re having a bad day,” she says, obliquely referring to the photograph that bounced around the blogs of her hand- in-hand with Diddy, looking especially miserable. The speculation was inevitable: Had she been crying? Was she just tired? Are they doing it?
“When I grew up I saw females doing certain things, and I thought I had to do that exactly,” she says. “The female rappers of my day spoke about sex a lot . . . and I thought that to have the success they got, I would have to represent the same thing. When in fact I didn’t have to represent the same thing.”
“I’m not abandoning the funny voices. I just did a crazy tribute to ODB’s ‘Shimmy Shimmy Ya,’” she says, perfectly impersonating the late Wu-Clansman. “But it’s coming up more with the album. I had a teacher in elementary who would stand on her table and whisper. We’d all turn around like, ‘What is this lunatic doing?’ But she would achieve what she wanted. She wanted us to stop talking and listen. I feel like I need to mellow it down so people can hear what I have to say.”
July 6th is the date.
"VH1 Hip Hop Honors: The Dirty South" might have represented Atlanta, Texas, Miami, New Orleans and everywhere in between, but all points were a unified front for the event Thursday night (June 3) at the Hammerstein Ballroom.
Drake, Bun B, the Game, Juvenile and the Geto Boys' Willie D all performed as a part of the Rap-a-Lot set. Drake paid homage to the late Pimp C as he and Bun joined forces for "Get Throwed."
Drizzy was also rockin' the 'Free Weezy Tee'
"VH1 Hip Hop Honors: The Dirty South" airs Monday at 9 p.m. on VH1.
Track List:
1. DJ Unexpected- Countdown To Soul Intro
2. Teruo Nakamura- Cat
3. John Klemmer- Free Soul
4. Gladys Knight & The Pips- Don't Burn Down The Bridge
5. S.O.U.L.- Burning Spear
6. Ronnie Dyson- I Want To Be Where You Are
7. Enchantment- Magnetic Feel
8. All Directions- On Top Of It
9. Wess & The Airedales- Black Out
10. Keep The Soul Interlude
11. Ray Barretto- Pastime Paradise
12. Melvin Sparks- Get You Some
13. Eddie Palmieri- Adoracion
14. The Soul Searchers- Blow Your Whistle
15. A Word From Our Sponsor Interlude
16. Betty Lavette- Soul Tambourine
17. Archie Bell & The Drells- Strategy
18. Lamont Dozier- Put Out My Fire
19. Santos- A More Santos
20. The Jimmy Castor Bunch- E-Man Parrtay
21. Sunset- Wading
22. Killer Pussy- Moist Towelette
(If you'd like to be one of the first with the tape, you can go ahead and pre-order now.)
You can download the mixtape here, and after the break you will find the (extra long) tracklist and a stream for the tape. Props to LMT.
Tracklist:
01. Da KID & Slim Dunkin - Intro
02. Da KID & Slim Dunkin - Who Would Have Thought (Prod. By Da KID)
03. Sean Teezy Feat. Waka Flocka Flame, Da KID & Slim Dunkin - Trust Me (Prod. By Da KID)
04. Da KID & Slim Dunkin - Skit 1
05. Slim Dunkin Feat. Da KID & Lil Cap - Bugati (Prod. By Southside)
06. Sean Teezy Feat. Roscoe Dash, Travis Porter, Waka Flocka Flame, Da KID & Slim Dunkin - To Da Max (Prod. By Lex Luger)
07. Da KID Feat. Slim Dunkin & Ricky J - Middle Finger (Prod. By Johnny Juliono)
08. Slim Dunkin Feat. OJ Da Juiceman, Parlae, Da KID & Kebo Gotti - Fuck With Me (Prod. By Kritical)
09. Da KID & Slim Dunkin - Skit 2
10. Da KID Feat. Slim Dunkin & SK - Countdown (Prod. By Southside)
11. Da KID & Slim Dunkin - Skit 3
12. Da KID Feat. Slim Dunkin & Da ONE - Kiss And Tell
13. Slim Dunkin - Dunk (Prod. By Lex Luger)
14. Da KID - Fellatio (Prod. By Kritical & Da KID)
15. Da KID & Slim Dunkin - Skit 4
16. Da KID Feat. Slim Dunkin & Cover Girl - Aint Tumbout Shit (Prod. By Da KID)
17. Slim Dunkin Feat. Waka Flocka Flame & DBO - Go Ham (Prod. By DBO)
18. Da KID Feat. Sli Dunkin & Sean Teezy - Say No Mo (Prod. By Southside)
19. Da KID & Slim Dunkin - Skit 5
20. Slim Dunkin Feat. Waka Flocka Flame & Da KID - Same Shit (Prod. By Mike Da Rockman)
21. Slim Dunkin Feat. Da KID - Foogazy (Prod. By Southside & Mike Will)
22. Da KID Feat. Sean Teezy, SK & Ricky J - Math (Prod. By Da KID)
23. Slim Dunkin Feat. K-Camp, Da KID & Sean Teezy - Pronto (Prod. By Sonny Digital)
24. Da KID Feat. Sean Teezy & Regal - Shawty Got Class
25. Da KID & Slim Dunkin - Skit 6
26. Slim Dunkin Feat. Dae Dae & Da KID - Gassed Up (Prod. By Johnny Juliono)
27. Waka Flocka Flame Feat. Slim Dunkin, Kebo Gotti & Lil Cap - Fight (Prod. By Tay Beatz) 28. Da KID Feat. Bambino Gold - Showout Freestyle
29. Slim Dunkin - Sweet Dreams Freestyle
Track List:
01. Mr. Invincible Feat. Sheek Louch
02. One Way Or Another Feat. Bully
03. Got A Problem Feat. Tre Williams
04. I In Win Feat. Snype Life, A.P & Do-Dirt
05. Bang Bang Feat. Tyler Woods
06. Money Hunt Feat. Jadakiss
07. Life Changes Feat. P.L.F., Jay Bruno & Master Beat
08. We Get Busy Feat. Snype Life
09. Late Feat. Mik Pyro of Republic Of Loose
10. Invincible Feat. Tyler Woods
11. Still Much Better
12. That Street Life Feat. Tyler Woods
13. Jakes Story (Bonus Track)
14. Kill Jake Feat. Snype Life, A.P., and Bully (Bonus Track)
Here's the mixtape SP released alongside his new book, Invincible.
Drake's debut alubm "Thank Me Later" has been pushed up to a Wednesday June 9th release, all over north america.
Support Drizzy, cop the album.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THIS MIXTAPE AND DONATE TO THE DJ HIDEO FUND!
TRACK LIST:
1-Intro
2-Ice Cube - I Rep That West
3-The Dragons feat. Husalah - Ride With Me
4-Nipsey Hussle feat. Slauson Boyz - Stay Alive
5-Black C (RBL Posse) - Brand Nu
6-Lil Bam - Left Coast
7-Sly Boogy feat. RnB & Dirty Birdy - Loadin' Up
8-Diamonique - Peek-A-Boo
9-Young Knox - 4 Life
10-Bad Lucc feat. Dae One - My Lane (Prod. By THX)
11-Game - I'll Find You (Prod. by Just Blaze)
12-Young Knox - Talk My Shit RMX
13-Mitchy Slick Interlude
14-TruStory feat. Black Mikey, Mitchy Slick, Ise-B, Damu & Lil Fat Bat - Keep Giggin'
15-Husalah - Pray For You (Prod. by Traxamillion)
16-E-40 feat. Stressmatic - The Weed Man
17-P-Thoro - One Shot
18-LaLa - La La Land (Prod. by Fingaz)
19-Kurupt feat. Xzibit & Stacee Adamz - In Gotti We Trust (September 7th RMX)(Prod. by Terrace Martin)
20-G. Malone feat. The Cataracs - I Get Doe
21-Bad Lucc - Still Kill
22-E-40 feat. Clyde Carson & Husalah - Lightweight Jammin
23-Pr1me feat. Dae One & Kes - When It's Over (Prod. by Dae One)
24-Mistah F.A.B. - Get The Picture
25-Stacee Adamz feat. Roscoe Umali - Slow Down (September 7th RMX)
26-Mack & Malone feat. Fingaz - Got It Like That (Prod. by Fingaz)
27-Kokane feat. Crooked I - Twilight Zone RMX (Prod. by Tha Chill)
28-R.I.P. DJ Hideo Outro (NAM-MYOHO-RENGE-KYO)
DJ Hideo remained true to his mantra as �The Hardest Working DJ On The West Coast�. He established a reputation as one of the most respected and sought after DJ�s in the Los Angeles music scene.
Formerly of KKBT FM, 100.3 The Beat, DJ Hideo was the Mixshow Director, Program and Production Assistant for 9 years, DJ Hideo has made a name for himself on the radio as the DJ for the Steve Harvey Morning Show, John Salley�s Block Party, Saturday Night Live with host Eric Cubiche, The Friday Night Beat Down with host Corn Dogg, Soul Assassin Radio with Cypress Hill, Seditious Beats, Street Science with Dominique Di Prima and the many Summer Jam Events and Artist Concert Series.
Throughout the years, DJ Hideo has carved a name for himself through his many accomplishments in the music industry and community. Aside from his various positions at 100.3 The Beat, DJ Hideo has also developed special projects locally and internationally. Recently, he has been traveling back and forth to Tokyo, Japan performing at various nightclub venues. He says, �It�s great to be able to bring the West Coast Party atmosphere to a country that can barely speak our language� We communicate through the hip-hop culture, music and turntablism�� He has also opened for such artists as Ludacris, Coolio, Xzibit, Fabolous and Guerilla Black during the DUB Car Shows and SEMA events and was also honored to have opened for W. C. from the Westside Connection during their 10 day tour in Japan.
DJ Hideo, a fan of the West Coast Movement, has also produced and hosted the West Coast Takeover Show on XM satellite radio channel Raw 66. He has also been working with local talent in creating mixtapes with such artist as Kurupt, Crooked I, Krazy Cash, Fame Us, A Dot K and Stico and the Bandit.
In 2007 DJ Hideo along with Informasian Media released the documentary California Roll, a look into the fast paced tour of the West Coast Asian American club scene.
Currently you can find DJ Hideo at the Scratch DJ Academy (founded by Jam Master Jay of RUN DMC) in West Los Angeles, California. As a respected professor, he helps guide new students to the understanding of the true meaning of DJing and its respected position in hip-hop culture and history.
Since his first experience in hip-hop and his passion for turntablism artform, DJ Hideo has not stopped in his efforts to build and perfect his craft.
On Saturday, April 24th, 2010 at 3:22 pm, DJ Hideo passed peacefully, surrounded by his family.
We thank you all for your sincere daimoku, prayers, love and continued support.
Much love and respect!
DJHideoLiveLife@gmail.com
Hideo Sugano
3435 Ocean Park Boulevard
Suite 107-456
Santa Monica, California 90405
�Feel the music and let the music guide you�� � DJ Hideo
CLICK HERE TO DONATE $3 TO THE DJ HIDEO FUND AND RECEIVE THE WESTERN HOSPITALITY MIXTAPE!
Contrary to what Lloyd said about her last year, Ciara has not "gone Hollywood," 'fake,' or 'diva' in Los Angeles. According the "Ride" singer, moving out to Los Angeles is all about business.
"When Lloyd made his public statement about what I was I found it interesting because I hadn’t talk to him so it kind of came out of nowhere for me. [My thing is] if we’ve had the moment to interact with each other and I’ve given that energy that’s one thing, but if we haven’t been around each other and you’re just saying that from nowhere at that time period I didn’t understand that," Ciara told Angela Yee of Shade 45 this week.
"In reference to the Hollywood thing, I find it very interesting how because you live in LA you’re Hollywood. That’s what it seems to be from my perspective and I’m going to be complete honest with you – I’m there to work. At the same time I am in the world of entertainment and that’s one of the places [LA] that’s very helpful for your business," she went on to say. "For me it was a business decision to stay there for the time period that I’m there, but I still own my place in Atlanta and I still own who I am as a person. I’m a southern girl in LA. I’m learning so much because it’s a completely different world."
Ciara is currently working on "Basic Instinct," her fourth studio album, due in stores this summer (2010).
Source: SingersRoom
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Wesley Snipes is coping "very well" with the prospect of being sent to jail.
The 'Blade' actor - who was sentenced to three years in prison for willful failure to file federal income tax returns in April 2008 but remains free on bail to appeal the conviction - insists he is an "eternal optimist" who doesn't worry about what the future holds.
When asked how he will cope if he does go to prison, he said: "Very well. I have a great spiritual foundation, I am an eternal optimist, and I don't always buy into the illusions.
"I am in the illusion business, so I can decipher what's real and what's not real, and keep stable."
The 47-year-old actor also claimed some of the things that get written about him are "crazy", but he would rather not sue as it costs too much money.
He explained to Britain's FHM magazine: "The things they write about me in the press, events that never happened, it's crazy. But people believe it.
"It wastes too much money. I'd rather buy books."
When the actor was initially condemned by Judge William Terrell Hodges in April 2008, the actor blamed his failure to pay $2.8 million in unreturned tax bills from 1999 to 2001 on a lack of education.
He said: "I am an idealistic, naive, passionate, truth-seeking, spiritually motivated artist, unschooled in the science of law and finance. I am well-intentioned, but miseducated".
Source: ContactMusic
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