20 Sep, 2008
Blended by Dub Floyd. Every Missing ELements track we’ve been posting, plus album cuts and rare tracks.
01. Missing ELements (Intro)
02. All I <3 feat. NAV (Prod. by Danksta)
03. The Itis (Prod. by 6th Sense)
04. Cant Call It (Prod. by Ryan Durkin)
05. Confirmation (Prod. by 6th Sense)
06. Keeps it Rawkin’ (Prod. by Rami Afuni)
07. We Gon Ride (Prod. by Rami Afuni)
08. Presidential Paradise (Prod. by BBoySpaz)
09. Cuz We Felt Like It (Interlude)
10. Human (Prod. by Kush Klien)
11. The Fabolous Life (Prod. by Rami Afuni)
12. The Equation (Prod. by Ryan Durkin)
13. Down?!?! (Prod. by Ryan Durkin)
14. Halle Berry (Prod. by Rami Afuni)
15. Loose Change (Prod. by Rami Afuni)
16. Sex Ed feat. T-Payne (Prod. by Rami Afuni)
17. Missing ELements (outro)
18. BONUS – Ama Tell It Like (Prod. by Rami Afuni)
19. BONUS – Folks Don’t Cost A Thing feat. NAV
(Prod. by Rami Afuni)
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17 Sep, 2008
Looky here, Charles Hamilton. I secretly wish Will Smith would come be my best friend and hook me up with the girl of my dreams just as much as the next guy. But Hitch is not an appropriate movie to sample. Scarface? Yes. The Godfather? Sure. Seinfeld? If you do it right, yes. But randomly throwing in lines from Hitch is off limits unless you’re a pioneering oddball genius like RZA.
Um, oh yeah. Dude dropped another mixtape. This one is all Dilla beats and Charles keeps the rhymes nice. It’s a quickie though. After the eighth track, it’s all instrumentals. The second mixtape in the Hamiltonization Process. Whatever, at least he doesn’t constantly pimp his websites like before.
via You Heard that New…
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15 Sep, 2008
New joints from some of my favorites as well as other recent tracks. I wasn’t sure if I was going to post this, but the Blu, Curren$y and Stimuli tracks convinced me. If you want to show someone what hip-hop is about right now, link them to Metal Lungies. If they aren’t rocking with the Internet yet, give them a copy of this mixtape. DJ Nice, what’s good?
01. Torae – Back 2 The Basics (Intro)
02. Jadakiss – Who Run This (Feat. Jay-Z) (Produced By Baby Grand)
03. Joell Ortiz – Sympathy
04. Styles P – Villian (Produced by J.Cardim)
05. Stimuli – Walk On Water 2
06. Skyzoo – Bragging Rights (Remix) (Produced by Analogic)
07. Fashawn – Our Way (Feat. Evidence) (Produced by Exile)
08. Godchild – Another Day, Another Dollar (Produced by Mike The Martyr)
09. Reks – Money On The Ave (Remix) (Feat. Skyzoo & Termanology)
10. Cambatta – What It Do (Produced by Boonie Mayfield)
11. Statik Selektah – Mr. Popularity (Feat. Consequence)
12. Cory Gunz – Lay Me Down (Produced By Nottz)
13. Lil Wayne – Still Standing (Feat. Junior Reid) (Snippet)
14. Emilio Rojas & M-Phazes – 585
15. Kanye West – Love LockDown
16. AC – I Engineer (Feat. The Senate)
17. DJ KO – Someday (Talib Kweli, Torae, John Robinson & Tiffany Paige)
18. Statik Selektah – This Is It (Showoff Remix) (Feat. D-Dot, Redman & Black Rob)
19. Ced Hughes – Back 2 The Basics (Like This) (Produced By Ced Hughes)
20. Ludacris – Undisputed (Feat. Floyd Mayweather Jr.) (Produced By Don Cannon)
21. B.o.B – I’ll Be In The Sky (Produced By B.o.B)
22. ESSO – Thinkin’ Out Loud IV
23. Max B – Live Comfortable
24. Big L – Principal Of The New School (Unreleased)
25. Naledge – Happy Birthday (Produced By Statik Selektah)
26. Fashawn – Because I’m Black
27. Blu – HoldOn
28. Theo – 2055 (The Future)
29. Rain – Back 2 Life (Produced By Scram Jones)
30. Curren$y – Whoa (Outro) (Produced By Kid Eight)
via OnSMASH
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12 Sep, 2008
Rapper Big Pooh of Little Brother just dropped a dope mixtape with production from Nottz, J Dilla, Khrysis, Focus, 9th Wonder, Illmind and Tha Bizness. Never having been a fan of Little Brother, I was surprised to hear Pooh holding it down lyrically. Oh, and "Plastic Cups" is now the official beer pong anthem.
URB Magazine via Nah Right
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3 Sep, 2008
Any mixtpae with Super Mario World on the cover is cool by me. I first heard NandoMcflyy, a DC rapper, on a song with Wale where there went in over some acoustic guitar. His mixtape is plenty more guitars and it sounds pretty good. I’ve been liking a few guys out of DC recently: Wale of course, X.O. and now Nando.
But dude gets a definite ‘fuck you’ for the song "Ash" which contains a sample that is just plain wrong. Not going to say what it is, but here’s a clue. It might even be worse than Charles Hamilton‘s "Windows Media Player" track. Hate aside, check him out.
via WDIR
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2 Sep, 2008
New mixtape from the Sonic the Hedgehog loving Internet rapper Charles Hamilton. Good looks on having Shadow on the cover, because everyone loved that game.
Shit is kinda fresh. “Windows Media Player” is one of the worst songs I’ve ever heard though.
Peace to smokeYYY
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31 Aug, 2008
Hosted by the homie Statik Selektah, Appreciate the Hate is a NY mixtape in the classic sense of the word. It’s got hot verses from every underground NY rapper who’s never gonna blow and genuinely funny skits (the blogs one made me smile). On top of that, the tape is very polished and leaves the annoying DJ shit at the door. It also features the Joell Ortiz murder victim, "Brooklyn Let’s Go!".
The Madd Rapper/D-Dot’s relevance to NY hip-hop is often overlooked and at the end of the tape, there’s a bunch of his OG shit: rare Bad Boy tracks, the "Stir Crazy" track with Eminem and even "How to Rob". This tape is like a trip through old New York.
via OnSMASH
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28 Aug, 2008
Busta Rhymes has really surprised me with the quality of his music these days and I’m eagerly anticipating Blessed, which is supposedly tied up with sample clearance issues. Today’s Busta isn’t as goofy as he was in the old days, but he’s still more fiery on the mic than today’s average screwface monotone rapper. Game drops in with a great verse and the long forgotten thong aficionado Sisqo shows up on a song called “Hump On You”. Dudes in Busta’s camp like Show Money and Reek Da Villain supply him with solid verses here and there too.
1. Outshined Intro
2. Nuff Gun Shots
3. This May Be My Last Time
4. Give A Damn f. Show Money & Reek Da Villain
5. Your Time Has Come
6. Packing Them Things
7. Close The Door f. Reek Da Villain
8. Cleaner Than A Preacher f. Pooh Bear
9. Run The Block
10. Kill The Whole Town f. Reek Da Villain
11. Flipmode Meets BStars f. Game
12. Can’t Fuck Wit Us
13. Missile
14. Hump On You f. Sisqo
15. Pimp f. Hayes
16. On Da Blocc
17. Head Banger f. Alfa Mega
18. Show Money – Do It f. Spliff Star & Busta Rhymes
19. Who Be The Nicest f. Reek Da Villain
via illRoots
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28 Aug, 2008
Exile produces the shit out of this mixtape from Cali’s Blame One. His beats are nonstop retarded and Blame One keeps it moving on the mic. The only thing it’s missing is any kind of cohesion as it’s a compilation of unreleased joints. His album Days Chasing Days drops January 9 and will feature Exile, Blu, Sean Price, Black Milk, ALoe Blacc and more.
1. Mixtape intro. cuts by bizkid
2. Hella Confused prod Adikt one
3. Cali Dreamin Prod. Amiri
4. Ghost Stories Prod Exile
5. Set up. feat Aloe Blacc prod DJ Day
6. Take no Shorts prod. Exile
7. Master the rhyme prod. Mike Castillo
8. Mic Math prod. Exile
9. Change Begin prod. Exile
10. Life Prod. Exile
11. Saloon Tune Prod. Exile
12. Young man feat. Johaz(deep rooted) prod by exile
13. All on the line prod. Exile
14. North County Prod. Exile cut by Blame
15. Once Upon a time prod. Exile
16. Song for Anthony prod. Exile
17. City Slickers feat. Exile prod. Exile
18. Outro feat. symphony and Anthony
via GRANDGOOD
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21 Aug, 2008
DJ Muggs is sorely underrated. This mixtape is a prelude to his new project with Planet Asia, Pain Language. Muggs’ beats are incredible; they range from sinister to funky to soulful to exotic. Planet Asia brings a classic West Coast flow and seals the deal. It seems like the West is dropping some of the most solid music these days. Can’t wait for the album.
via Soul Assassins
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