The tape itself is cool if sadly not quite as special as its art direction. If you’re only going to listen to one track make that track the last track, “The Grind,” which features what might be the most comfortable Soulja has ever sounded while rapping. He was recently Tumblring about how Curren$y is his favorite rapper and Spitta’s influence is clearly rubbing off. Beyond that it’s just the usual mixed bag that we’ve come to expect from a Soulja tape—guest shots from Lil B and French Montana, some throw away Lex Luger fakes, a whole lot of Auto-Tune, a couple beats that’ll make you say DAMN SON WHERE’D YOU FIND THIS? in your best Trap-A-Holics voice, and a constant sense that Soulja is having tons of fun with little to no concern for whether or not his audience is. This is a healthy way to make art when you’re a young millionaire.

Read more: http://www.thefader.com/2011/09/01/soulja-boys-the-last-crown-mixtape/#ixzz1WiPwNx1G

Soulja Boy - There He Go

The tape itself is cool if sadly not quite as special as its art direction. If you’re only going to listen to one track make that track the last track, “The Grind,” which features what might be the most comfortable Soulja has ever sounded while rapping. He was recently Tumblring about how Curren$y is his favorite rapper and Spitta’s influence is clearly rubbing off. Beyond that it’s just the usual mixed bag that we’ve come to expect from a Soulja tape—guest shots from Lil B and French Montana, some throw away Lex Luger fakes, a whole lot of Auto-Tune, a couple beats that’ll make you say DAMN SON WHERE’D YOU FIND THIS? in your best Trap-A-Holics voice, and a constant sense that Soulja is having tons of fun with little to no concern for whether or not his audience is. This is a healthy way to make art when you’re a young millionaire.

Read more: http://www.thefader.com/2011/09/01/soulja-boys-the-last-crown-mixtape/#ixzz1WiQYEOs9

Soulja Boy - Young King

Soulja Boy - Soulja

Takin it back to 95 goin in based freestyle. The Game is on us bra - it's time for a positive change. Thank You Based God.

LIL B - Game's On Us Bra

So, it's like, I'm a faggot because I'm so not a faggot. I can say I'm a faggot. I can say I'm the gayest bitch on Earth. And I'm so not gay, it's obvious. I know from my deepest core that I'm very far from gay. So I can say I'm the bitch queen that fucks cows. I'm not.

LIL B - I'm Gettin Bitches

Fuck all these Fake Donut eating crooked ass cops!!!! Thank You BasedGod. Based Freestyle.

LIL B - Fake Police

Motherfuckers speak on me, and they really don't know my struggles. They can say, "Oh, he's gay, he's a faggot, he worships the devil." Everybody has a lot of assumptions about me but they really don't know my struggles. They really don't know why I'm here doing this. They don't know I love the Earth. I love people. -LIL B

LIL B - Based Horizon

FUCK TAYLORGANG   NOT A DISS WE JUST NOT DICK RIDERS   PROD BY HIMSELF It’s hard finding the right entry point to Spaceghostpurrp‘s Blackland Radio 66.6 (1991) mixtape, a sprawling 80 minutes of the South Florida MC/producer’s greatest and most diverse work to date. In just the first three songs, there’s an underground Triple 6 update (“Suck a Dick for 2011″), a Brick Squad beat with the chorus Possessed! Posessed! and a Wiz Khalifa diss track. The fourth track “Get Yah Head” is an instant standout, sampling Mortal Kombat and a scarily diverse collection of female screams, with a sedate but dense verse about monopolies and black ghosts. Its beat is nearly nonexistent, pays homage to Underground Volume 1‘s metal echoes, muted string plucks and sharp kick-drums. There are at least five other Spaceghostpurrp tapes you could start with—nearly a hundred other tracks recorded at wildly varying volumes, an entire mixtape tribute to screwed Nate Dogg, tapes with crazy back-to-back songs like “I Love Lean” and “I Love Lesbians.” But Blackland Radio is the fattest. The moment it feels lacking, like you’d rather just watch old YouTubes and forget about new rap, Purrp goes in on an eight-minute “Stoner Gang” swagventure with Main Attrakionz and everything is right and wrong with the world again.

Read more: http://www.thefader.com/2011/05/02/spaceghostpurrps-blackland-radio-66-6-1991-mixtape/#ixzz1XUT4ct5m

SPACEGHOSTPURRP - FVCK TVYLXR GVNG

FUCK TAYLORGANGNOT A DISS WE JUST NOT DICK RIDERSPROD BY HIMSELF It’s hard finding the right entry point to Spaceghostpurrp‘s Blackland Radio 66.6 (1991) mixtape, a sprawling 80 minutes of the South Florida MC/producer’s greatest and most diverse work to date. In just the first three songs, there’s an underground Triple 6 update (“Suck a Dick for 2011″), a Brick Squad beat with the chorus Possessed! Posessed! and a Wiz Khalifa diss track. The fourth track “Get Yah Head” is an instant standout, sampling Mortal Kombat and a scarily diverse collection of female screams, with a sedate but dense verse about monopolies and black ghosts. Its beat is nearly nonexistent, pays homage to Underground Volume 1‘s metal echoes, muted string plucks and sharp kick-drums. There are at least five other Spaceghostpurrp tapes you could start with—nearly a hundred other tracks recorded at wildly varying volumes, an entire mixtape tribute to screwed Nate Dogg, tapes with crazy back-to-back songs like “I Love Lean” and “I Love Lesbians.” But Blackland Radio is the fattest. The moment it feels lacking, like you’d rather just watch old YouTubes and forget about new rap, Purrp goes in on an eight-minute “Stoner Gang” swagventure with Main Attrakionz and everything is right and wrong with the world again.
Read more: http://www.thefader.com/2011/05/02/spaceghostpurrps-blackland-radio-66-6-1991-mixtape/#ixzz1XUT4ct5m


SPACEGHOSTPURRP - MVC NVMXD PVRRP

NEW LIL B BLACK FLAME MIXTAPE RELEASED 9.13.11 BASED HISTORY HAS BEEN MADE. Thank you BASEDGOD for changing hip-hop with BASED.

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