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playing this on while rolling up on the ballas to do a drive by on them

A personal time capsule of sorts.  All the stuff attached to this playlist in one way or another conjures fond memories of youth well spent as a misfit juvenile delinquent troublemaker.

Flashbacks of Juvenile Delinquency!

The What (Feat. Method Man) (O

Heavy Metal Mixtape 1

Da BlabberMouf LP
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￼Down For Whatever (Featuring ResOne, Ntan, JMan, Corto Maltez)

Chief Keef x Brodyaga - I Dont Like

I don't own this track, all rights go to their respectful owners.

N.W.A - Real Niggaz

free mixtapes at datpiff.com 
listen enjoy wu-tang forever

09 GZA - Liquid Swords

Raaaaa! Thrash hands at the ready! Pixl is bringin the moshpit on this one!

Check out his rave shiz here: https://soundcloud.com/pixl23

TRACKLIST:

Motorhead – Motorhead
Venom – Black Metal
Megadeth – Mechanix
Slayer – Captor of Sin
Exodus – The Toxic Waltz
Suicidal Tendencies – Institutionalised
Anthrax – Caught In A Mosh
Pantera – Domination
Death – Pull The Plug
Morbid Angel – Immortal Rites

Pixl - Thrash Death N Punk - Jigsore Now This Aint Rave Music Pt. 11

Onyx ~ Slam (1993)

Oldschool punky biz from Klitorix!

"A few tracks which influenced me a lot before listening and making some electronic music..."

Tracklist:

01-Public Image - Public Image
02-Basement 5 - Riot
03-Siouxsie and the Banshees - Hong Kong Garden
04-The Stranglers - No More Heroes
05-Killing Joke - The Wait
06-The Misfits - Hybrid Moments
07-Black Flag - Wasted
08-Wire - It's so obvious
09-Circle Jerks - Back against the wall
10-MC5 - Looking at you
11-The Cramps - Sunglasses after dark
12-Crass - So What
13-Uk Subs - Brand New Age
14-The Germs - We must bleed
15-The Clash - Police and thieves
16-The Slits - Typical Girls
17-Dead Kennedys - Moon Over Marin
18-The Velvet Underground - Venus In Furs

Klitorix - The Punky Klito Mixtape (Jigsore Now This Aint Rave Music Pt.14

Cypress Hill - How I could just kill a Man (1991)

Nasty Nas - Halftime (1992)

Wu Tang Clan - Bring da Ruckus (1993) Hip Hop Classics (Exclusive)

Cheap Rewards - xHxCx

Lyrics:


Yo! we in there, yeah yeah (*repeats*)

[KRS-One]
The type of lyrical terrorism that I present
Educates people, at the same time pays my rent
You've been hearin me now for the past twelve semesters
When the suckers stepped up, I had to use the drastic measures
I know you want to step to me kid!
But you're thinkin, "Damn, Kris is kinda big!"
Plus he rolls wit a crew that don't care
And drops a hit album, hit video, hit single every year
From your eye drops a tear
I don't play that shit, I play that hit
Your whole gangsta image is not legit
You heard _Criminal Minded_, and bit the whole shit
Now if I punch you in your face I'd be wrong
Don't even think about battling with a song
You'll be gone, your career ain't strong enough to call my bluff
You ain't rough, you ain't tough, you'll be handcuffed
With your ribcage crushed
Naked in a box, with multicolored tube socks
You know my FUCKIN name
Blastmaster KRS is thinkin LONG range!

Yeah we in there, yeah yeah (repeat 4X)

[KRS-One]
They are in there, like you'll soon be in prison
(You await and this is faggot, your ass you'll be given)
Who you kiddin?  You're only tryin to rock a party
You ain't really down to shoot nobody
So why you frontin?  Sayin from the cops you be runnin
In jail in a pair of panties you look just stunning
You pop all that wannabe shit on vinyl
Until your ass is bein pumped by some faggot named Lionel
In jail you ain't got respect
You a fairy, I'll be takin your commisary
And the picture of your sister, mister
As seamy as Pee-Wee Herman, I ain't trying to diss her
This ain't no bullshit game and I ain't changed
I'm just thinkin LONG range
People died so I can rhyme..
you think I'm gonna grab the mic and waste my nation's time?
Step up with that weak shit
You're psychologically, historically, and spiritually sick
Plus you're on my dick
Changin the subject, your rhyme style ain't correct
You know my FUCKIN name!
Blastmaster KRS is thinking LONG range!

Yeah we in there, yeah yeah (*repeats*)

This is the part where the ladies get ill (yeah, yeah)
This is the part where the fellas get ill (yeah, yeah)
This is the part where East Coast gets ill (yeah, yeah)
This is the part where the West Coast gets ill (yeah, yeah)

We In There - KRS One/B.D.P. - Ali Shaheed Muhammad (A Tribe Called Quest) RMX

Do you know Mad Skillz? Well, you've heard his words spoken many many times. He's a prolific ghostwriter, who sources say has worked within the trifecta of well known "verse-purchasers": Dr. Dre, Will Smith and Puffy. We won't speculate on who else has spit his quotables, but he's put in work for sure. He also blessed us with over 10 years of annual urban/ pop-culture wrap-ups, this past one being his last.

He also released 6 studio albums. His first in 1996, and his follow-ups 6 years later and onwards (yikes). I was super into his first single Nod Factor backed with Skillz in '95. But my FAV joint, which I actually got from my Neighbourhood back in the day was this 12" he dropped around '97, which was a remake of Slick Rick's classic Lick The Balls. The B-Side, Conceited Bastard is crazy. Both joints are produced by Danja Mowf (who later produced Gimme More by Britney Speares). Here's both joints and the Conceited Bastard Instrumental.

Mad Skills: Conceited Bastard b/w Lick The Balls

Too bad he never made it to mayor of S-F.

Jello Biafra vs. Tipper Gore on “Oprah”

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