THE CHICHARONES - WHEN PIGS FLY
Intro
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Pork Rind Discotheque
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Surf Rock
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Little by Little
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Breaking
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Fiesta featuring Zelly Rock
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Freeze Up
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Ring Ring
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Bully Bully
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Guys Like Me
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Red Carpet Treatment
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Can't Find the Time
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Keep it Moving
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Take it Easy
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The Chicharones "When Pigs Fly" Album Review
Chicharones - When Pigs Fly is an underground hip-hop fan must buy!
The Chicharones is Sleep of Oldominion and Josh Martinez. Both very talented artists that are well known among the underground hip-hop scene. This cd from start to end will keep you entertained and the lyrics will give you goosebumps. This is a must buy cd for true underground hip-hop fans. Check out the other cd's by Josh Martinez(Buck up Princess and Midriff Music). Check out Sleep's other cd's(From the group Oldominion - One, and solo albums by Sleep - Christopher). All in all, one of my favorite cd's in my collection.
POET NAME LIFE - CALM BEFORE THE STORM
She Got Me
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See You
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Phuture
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You and I
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Rain
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Get Down Tonight
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So into You
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Off the Wall
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Bive Eternis
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Shadow Ninja
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Poet Name Life "Calm Before the Storm" Album Review
Poet is amazing!
This is Poet's amazing new album. Poet's extremely talented (not to mention awesome to party with). Even though this album is not exactly like his stuff with the Black Eyed Peas/Fergie, you'll still love it if you like anything from BEP/Fergie.
T-BONE - BONE
The Rally
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12 Years Ago
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Let that Thang Go
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Can I
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I Been Looking Around
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Follow T
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Hasta la Victoria Siempre
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A Few Good Men
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Shake Ya Body
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Sway and Tech
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Yall Can't Win
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It's OK
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Bounce
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Victory Victory Victory
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T-Bone "Bone" Album Review
Stellar introduction to the art of T-Bone Walker
Nice introduction to the work of T-Bone Walker! He was one of the best of the bluesmen. The liner notes from the CD provide nice background to Walker's work. Many heard him live when he was well past his prime, not knowing the full skills of his art.
Even two songs illustrate. . . .
"Bobby Sox Blues" was an early popular song of Walker's. The backing group supports his singing well. He displays a smooth singing voice. The song itself spoofed the teenagers' giddiness over Sinatra and Eckstine.
And then there is his iconic ""Stormy Monday. . . ." This is one of the great blues tunes. Walker's voice serves this song well. The backing instruments have a clean sound and back the singer very nicely. The liner notes say that "If T-Bone had done nothing more in his career than write and record this one tune, his esteemed place in the history of American music would be guaranteed." His singing emphasizes classic lines such as:
"They call it Stormy Monday,
But Tuesday is just as bad.
Wednesday's worse,
And Thursday's also sad."
All in all, then, this is a fine introduction to the work of T-Bone Walker.
Video T-Bone Walker - Stormy Monday Blues
?mid/late 60's Blues
JAKKI THE MOTAMOUTH - GOD VS. SATAN
The Underground Address
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The Wager (Skit)
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Radiofriendly
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Satan the Thief (Skit)
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Cleptobrainiac (Prod. DJ Przm)
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Thief Results (Skit)
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Stage Fright (Prod. Copywrite)
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Mind Games (Skit)
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All Aboard (Skit)
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The Abduction (Prod. Camu TAO)
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Surprise (Skit)
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Break with Ease (featuring Copywrite)
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Mans Weakness
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Broken
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Angels Weakness (Skit)
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Relax
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Bad News
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Positive Rap
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Satan the Cheater (Skit)
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We Just Don't Care (featuring Camu TAO)
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Take HIM to Ma World (Skit)
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The Tunnel
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God the Cheater
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Whas Fuckin with this (Prod. RJD2)
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Raw (Prod. DJ Przm)
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Take Your Peeps (Skit)
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Left (Prod. Copywrite)
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Bonus track
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Jakki the Motamouth "God vs. Satan" Album Review
GOD VS. SATAN.....The 2 sides of Da Motomouth!!
Jakki is a battle mc pure+simple with an extraordinary vocabulary and ill metaphors. His delivery is clear+sharp with a gruff Tame1-esque voice. Having heard him with his crew MHZ on "Table Scraps" afew years ago and seeing him in action tearing mc's apart on numerous Scribblejam dvd's I was dying for him to drop a solo album. So when this dropped awhile ago I snapped it up. Although Jakki is predominantly a battle mc he also has afew different tracks on here that are very original+leftfield at times such as "Cleptobrainiac" (a tale about teaching a guy how to steal), "Abduction" (battling an alien for Earth), "Broken" (how he feels after everythings gone wrong in his life), "Positive Rap" (after hearing he has a disease he goes on a rampage) and "Left". However when he gets going on beats with his normal flows its off the charts. Tracks like "Radiofriendly", "Stage Fright", "Break Wit' Ease", "Relax", "Wha's Fu*kin' Wit' This" and "Raw" are all amazing with some of the tightest lyrics you'll hear. With afew guest shots from Copywrite enhancing the tracks aswell it really boosts the album. The only thing that took away from this were afew mediocre beats and so many interludes. Other than that its an excellent addition to your collection.
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