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KRS Parker

What's the Word? ..... Johannesburg

Boogie Down

WAKE UP !!! BEATS THE SKY IS RAINING FLAMING ELEMENTAL MINERALS

Old School Jams

my joints 2014

BIG PUN

In the wake of the Zimmerman trial where he was found not guity of killing Trayvon Martin, I felt the need to share this joint, enjoy
KRS ONE Self Construction feat Nelly, Styles P, Redman, Game, Ne-yo, Method Man, Busta Rhymes, Wise Intelligent, Rakka, Talib Kwelli, and Rah Digga

KRS ONE Self Construction ft Nelly, Styles P, Redman, Game, Ne-yo & more

One of the best Hip-Hop mixes you're likely to hear, classic and rare cuts all the way expertly compiled by J-Rowd...BIG!!! 

14 3rd Bass+KMD-Ace In The Hole14 2

Flava In Ya Ear [Remix]-Craig Mack Feat. The Notorious B.I.G., LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes, and Rampage

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/qnbo8aoxutxhq8n/Immortal%20Technique%20-%20Revoluci%F3n.rar

See http://www.myspace.com/immortaltechnique

1. Intro (Keepin' it Raw)
2. Point of No Return	
3. Bin Laden (Intro)	
4. Bin Laden (feat. Mos Def)	
5. The War vs Us All by Mumia Abu Jamal	
6. 4th Branch	
7. The Poverty of Philosophy
8. Golpe de Estado (feat. Temperamento Veneno)
9. Frontlines (feat. Diabolic)	
10. Watch Out
11. Industrial Revolution (Intro)
12. Industrial Revolution
13. The Message & the Money	
14. Leaving the Past
15. Harlem Streets	
16. Sierra Mestra (Interlude)
17. The Cause of Death (Live at Underground Railroad)
18. Dance With the Devil
19. Fight Until the End (feat. Sabac Red and Roosevelt Phillips)
20. Copland
21. Obnoxious
22. Peruvian Cocaine
23. Street Hustle
24. Démocratie Fasciste (Article 4) (feat. Rockin' Squat)	
25. Outro (feat. Diabolic)

Critics frequently trash hip hop because commercialism dominates the genre. But, as Bakari Kitwana notes in his new book Why White Kids Love Hip Hop, the music serves a higher purpose as a “voice for the voiceless” and a bridge across America’s racial divide. Artists like New York-based rapper Immortal Technique provide that voice, heightening awareness within a community desperate for change.

For both jaded hip hop heads and political activists, Immortal Technique’s music is refreshing. At a sold-out venue, teenagers fall silent as Immortal Technique—also known as Tech—kills the beat and reminds them: “Blacks and Latinos get the worst education/ while devils run America like Birth of a Nation/ affirmative action and reversed discrimination/ that shit is a pathetic excuse for reparations.”

Tech’s activism and authenticity derives from hard life experience. He was born in Peru 27 years ago and his family left when he was 4, fleeing an escalating civil war. They landed in Harlem and, while not delving into his childhood, he admits it was rough. “I tried to go to [college] but I ended up going to prison,” he says.

His epiphany occurred as he rode the corrections bus upstate. “Prison is not the rite of passage that makes you a man. All that hustlin’, robbin’, stealin’, that didn’t make me a real nigga at all,” he says. “When I came home from that and I put money in my mother’s pocket to help support my family, that made me a real nigga.”

During his time behind bars, Tech devoured books about history, religion and civil rights. He wrote often in jail and when he got out, he took that material and eventually produced two albums, Revolutionary Vol:I and  Vol:II. Ambitious titles, but the man has big goals, and with his multi-faceted appeal and a new album, The Middle Passage, he is poised for battle. Vol:II sold 45,000 copies on Immortal Technique’s own label, Viper Records. Moving that many units is an impressive feat in today’s music industry, in which five companies control 90 percent of the music distribution. He and a few other rappers, including M-1 of Dead Prez, organized a hip hop union last fall called G.A.ME. (Grassroots Artist MovEment), whose members receive free healthcare in New York and Philadelphia. “You make more of a political statement by owning a record label than anything you could possibly say on a record,” Tech says.

Despite his progressive political message, sensitive ears will be offended when Tech raps graphically about abortions or what he would do to the mothers and girlfriends of his enemies. But getting caught up in the language misses the point. Tech’s gritty irreverence is precisely what lends him credibility among wary, young hip hop fans. As one aspiring emcee at the Batey told Tech, “I don’t usually like underground hip hop or Latino rappers, but your shit is raw, I love it.”

Immortal Technique - Revolución

Lorde - Boogie Down Productions
Royals - The Bridge is Over Mix

Royals Bridge is Over

Boogie Down Productions - Im Still number 1

2011 release, the long-awaited eighth album from the Hip Hop/Rock trio. Hot Sauce Committee Part Two was produced by Beastie Boys and mixed by Philippe Zdar. This album marks Mike "Mike D" Diamond, Adam "Ad Rock" Horovitz and Adam "MCA" Yauch's first full length effort since 2007's Grammy-winning all-instrumental The Mix-Up.

Hot Sauce Committee

Make Some Noise

Green eggs and swine , this was a song that was recorded for the derelicts of dialect album . Unfortunately this mix never made the album but was one of my favorites . The song is a bit too long but this was 1990 hip hop style production ..Hopefully you will enjoy the Prince Paul unreleased series ...

Green Eggs and Swine (unreleased original mix 1990 ) 3rd bass / Prince Paul

Wrath Of Kane   Big Daddy Kane

Dj Juelz ( Boogie Down Productions ) mini mx

Boogie Down Productions - Feel The Vibe Feel The Beat (1992)

Big Daddy Kane - Raw (Stanton Warriors ReVisit)

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Re-Work of Public Enemy's Harder Than you Think. 

Please share the love! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Featurecast/8844117036

Harder Than Ya Think (Featurecast Remix)

That Birmingham Jam (Naught by Nature vs. N.W.A. vs. Odjbox)(Wompduck Mashup)

The SELF-PRODUCED EP by the one & only <a href="http://nemoachida.com">Nemo Achida</a>.
All songs produced by Nemo Achida.
Remix project produced by 88-Keys coming soon...
Follow my artist Nemo Achida here: <a href="http://twitter.com/nemoachida">Twitter</a> | <a href="http://facebook.com/nemosocean">Facebook</a> | <a href="http://soundcloud.com/nemosocean">SoundCloud</a>

Tribe Called Cult

Rick Ross - "Hold Me Back" Remix ft. Gunplay, French Montana, Yo Gotti, Lil Wayne

14 Ya Slippin'**

2pac, Biggie, Eazy E & Big Pun- Throw Up Ya Gunz

XXYYXX full album. All credits to the producer, XXYYXX.

XXYYXX - XXYYXX (Full Album)

You Must Learn - KRS-One (LB Revist)

Henry Mancini scored the theme song for the 1974 film 'The Girl From Petrovka,' starring Goldie Hawn, Hal Holbrook, and Anthony Hopkins. The song was subsequently sampled by Pete Rock for his song "The Game" and by Marley Marl for his KRS-One collaboration "Rising To The Top."

KRS-One & Marley Marl - Rising To The Top

Available on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ballin-feat.-wiz-khalifa-teyana/id622828720?ls=1

Fat Joe Ft. Wiz Khalifa & Teyana Taylor - Ballin' (CDQ)

Buy on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/gift-of-gab-2-deluxe-edition/id616179728

Rocko - U.O.E.N.O ft. Rick Ross & Future

Get "Who Do We Think We Are" featuring Rick Ross on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/wdwtwa
Get Love In The Future: http://smarturl.it/LoveInTheFutureDX

Love In The Future (Expanded Edition)

Who Do We Think We Are (Album Version) [feat. Rick Ross]

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

Bohem vibezz
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Boogie Down Productions - Feel The Vibe Feel The Beat (1992)

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