Lol whoever that intro is truly is a stupid as fuck. Its not debatable, az’s consistent talent. If anything he was too talented for the time as his high iq is likely hard for rhe average mind to decipher and understand. No talent? Insane.

This is real hip hop, the beat drop and switch with the raw delivery.

This is "Fast Not Slow", from Planet Asia's The Golden Buddha album. (2018)

Yo... A.Z is a beast in the game... underrated & undefeated. all is well brother⭐🖐✌

this real hip hop dang man real inspiring

I remember stumbling upon Kool G Rap’s “4, 5, 6” album in the CD section of the library. I’d never heard of him but I took it home ‘cause I noticed Nas was on the cover. I was not disappointed, to say the least. Discovering classic hip-hop albums in the library, those were the good old days! 

He might not be as well known to the general public as his contemporaries Rakim, KRS-One or Big Daddy Kane, but he definitely had as much of an impact on the next generation of Hip-Hop artists. If not an even bigger impact. He heavily influenced some of my all time favorites like Nas, Mobb Deep, Raekwon, Big Pun, … If those are the people you fathered, you know you did something incredible for hip-hop.

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Tracklist

Nr.	Artist -									Title
1. 	Sway -		 							Introducing Kool G Rap on the Shade45 radio show “Sway In The Morning”
2.	Kool G Rap -								The Streets
3.	Eminem (introduced by Puff Daddy) -					2003 Grammy Award Speech after winning “Best Rap Album” for “The   Eminem Show”
4.	Kool G Rap -								It’s A Shame
5.	Mobb Deep feat. Kool G Rap -					The Realest
6.	Kool G Rap -								I Am (produced by Caesar & Pstarr)
7.	Chris Morales & Kool G Rap -						Radio Interview (about M.O.P. collaboration)
8.	M.O.P. feat. Kool G Rap -							Stick To Ya Gunz
9.	Doggie Diamonds & Kool G Rap -						Interview (about Jay-Z) for Forbez DVD
10.	Kool G Rap -								My Life
11.	Sway & Papoose -							Papoose calls into the Shade45 radio show “Sway In The Morning”
12.	Big Pun feat. B-Real, Fat Joe & Kool G Rap -				Wishful Thinking
13.	Kool G Rap -								Gangsta Nigga
14.	Kool G Rap -								For Da Brothaz
15. 	Peter Rosenberg & Nas -							Interview (about meeting Kool G Rap) during Noisemakers event
16.	Prodigy feat. Kool G Rap -						Where You At
17.	Action Bronson -								Interview (about 4, 5, 6) from Rhapsody’s “On The Record”
18.	Kool G Rap feat. MF Grimm & B1 -					Take Em To War
19.	Kool G Rap feat. Rick Ross -						Knife Fight
20. 	Raekwon -								Calling Kool G Rap (from Allhiphop.com’s “The next 48 hours with Raekwon”)
21.	Nutso feat. Kool G Rap & Mic Geronimo -				Blood & Bones
22.	Kool G Rap -				 				Interview (about his contribution) from HOT97’s “Juan Epstein podcast”


Kool G Rap Is My Name (A Tribute To Kool G Rap)

DOO WOP - MIXTAPES NOT DEAD PT 2 Full Mix

Dj PF Cuttin goes in with this all BIGGIE tribute mix featuring JOEL ORTIZ, BUSTA, 50 CENT, PUFFY, D-DOT, SNOOP, LLOYD BANKS ,JADAKISS, DJ ENUFF, RA THE RUGGED MAN, METHOD MAN, MICHAEL JACKSON , TRACY LEE, STYLES P and JAY Z. Originally released in 2010.

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HEAD TO HEAD SERIES, FEATURING TWO OF THE BIGGEST GROUPS IN HIP HOP, AS THEY CLASH. PICK YOUR WINNER. LEAVE YOUR FEEDBACK, AND ENJOY

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Dirty Harry- Tape #1 (1995)

Vol.124 Best Of Nas Mixtape Edition pt.1

Wishing for a collaborative album like everyone else, I decided to make a little mix featuring  2 of the most prolific artists of our generation, Nas and AZ.

We the Flyest: Nas/AZ

Starksologism [Ghostface Killah Mix]

PRODIGY - TRIBUTE MIX BY MISTER CEE (6/20/17) (BUY = FREE DL)

AZ - Legacy - Hosted by DJ Doo Wop - 1 File

TRIBUTE TO FREED DA GODSON !! @SPARKFMONLINE 4.23.20

SPARK-FM (FRED DA GODSON  TRIBUTE 4-23-20)

AZ first became known by appearing on Nas' landmark 1994 album, Illmatic, as his hook on “Life’s A Bitch” still resounds today and he was also featured on Illmatic’s opening opus “The Genesis”. AZ was the only guest feature on Illmatic and soon thereafter he signed with EMI and released his own debut LP Doe Or Die in 1995 to widespread critical acclaim. The album's lead single, "Sugar Hill", became one of AZ's major commercially successful records as a solo artist, reaching #25 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and achieving Gold status. In 2002, he released Aziatic from which his single "The Essence“ f/ Nas was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group. AZ has since released four solo-LP’s (his solo release Undeniable also made a high debut on the Billboard charts) and worked with artists such as Nas, RZA, DJ Premier, Ghostface, Raekwon, Pete Rock, Buckwild, Trackmasters, Emile, Lil Fame, Phonte, Sheek Louch, Styles P, Foxy Brown, Beanie Sigel, Nottz, Baby Paul, Large Professor, Bink, MoSS, & Statik Selektah and remained a constant staple with fans and critics alike. 

Today, AZ is back and better than ever and to launch his forthcoming Doe Or Die II release.

AZ - Legacy - Hosted by DJ Doo Wop - 1 File

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