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🔥AS QUENTES DO HIP🔥HOP🔥

🔥"VEM DE PANCADAS DO HIP-HOP"🔥

It’s far from rare to hear golden age veterans (or new skool artists with a strong affinity for the era) claim they’re bringing back that classic boombap, yadda, yadda, yadda. Alarm bells go off, because we’ve all heard the dull throwbacks that follow cookiecutter attempts to recreate former magic.

That being said, Jeru Tha Damaja actually backs up his claim with this particular song. A spacy beat by Large Pro, laced with Jeru’s mathematical flair and scientific sidenotes. If ‘Solar Flares’ is any indication, his upcoming EP The Hammer, which also features contributions by PF Cuttin and the Beatnuts, should bang.

http://therapup.net/2013/08/listen-jeru-tha-damaja-solar-flares-produced-by-large-professor/

Jeru The Damaja - Solar Flares (Produced by Large Professor)

buckwild-big punisher-dream shatterer-ftd

(Remix Contest 4) 2pac - The Girl I Like(feat. DJ Quik & Tha Dogg Pound)

Lost Boyz - Renee (Official Video) [Explicit].m4a

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)

I didn't expect this acapella to work with this beat at all: but when I made it I kept miming the hook over the beat so I had to see how it sounded. Cause the original is so stripped back and grimey I never saw any positive side to the lyrics before: was always more focused on how raw it is. But over this beat it really brought the slightly positive side of these lyrics to the surface for me: which is basically just having your guys back no matter what. Despite the violence that everyones speaking on I still think this optimistic kinda beat does fit it in an abstract way. Not really sure how to put it into words: but I was surprised with how well these two went together, and I'm going with my gut on this one. I've said before: but if I'm going to remix a classic song I defo want to do something different and not try and re-do what was achieved in the original, and this is defo one of the most wildly different takes I could have gone for when compared to the OG. Let me know what you think of this one, do the vibes fit or is it too far out? Peace, thanks for listening. 

Also 3rd Mobb Deep remix in a row, I think next weeks will be a Raekwon track, but who knows I might make something for another Mobb track during the week. Had their tracks in my head everytime I work on remixing recently.

Beat, mixing and mastering by Tapehead
Vocals from 'Eye For An Eye (Your Beef Is Mines)' by Mobb Deep ft Nas & Raekwon

Visuals: https://youtu.be/VX9stObsIXM

Your Beef Is Mine

Tha Eastsidaz ft Nate Dogg & Xzibit - Somethings Neva Change [2014] [HQ] Dj Drama

Thug life - When being a thug was the thing. Those were the days where your life was in a rush. I kinda miss those days where being a thug meant something. But now the times has changed and when that happens a man also changes.

Snoop Doggy Dogg - Tha Shiznit

Tha Dogg Pound - Smooth (feat. snoop doggy dogg val young kevin slo jammin james and ricky harris)

DJ King Assassin, San Quinn - Black N Brown Rydah Thugz

We've taken the instrumentals from Real Live's 1996 underground classic 'The Turnaround' and got our blend on with some acapellas to give the album a new lease of life. As dope as the original album is, Larry O wasn't quite at the top level of New York rappers back then, but now you can hear the likes of Biggie, Kool G Rap, AZ, Raekwon, OC, Camp Lo and Lord Finesse do their thing over K-Def's beats.

TRACKLIST:
01. Biggie - Victory (Pop The Trunk blend) [Step One]
02. Super Cat ft Method Man - Scalp Dem (Real Live Shit blend) [Filthy Rich]
03. Lord Finesse - Return Of The Funkyman (The Gimmicks blend) [Filthy Rich]
04. Mic Geronimo - Unstoppable (They Got Me blend) [Filthy Rich]
05. Da Youngstas ft Mobb Deep - Bloodshed and War (Ain't No Love) [Filthy Rich]
06. Royal Flush - Rotten Apple (Iceberg Slick blend) [Step One]
07. Kool G Rap & Nas - Fast Life (Larry O meets Iceberg blend) [Step One]
08. Wu Tang - CREAM (All I Ask Of You) Blend [Filthy Rich]
09. OC - Times Up (Turnaround blend) [Step One]
10. Masta Ace - Top Ten List (Day You Die blend) [Step One]
11. Raekwon ft Ghostface - Criminology Is Money (Crime Is Money blend) [Filthy Rich]
12. AZ - The Come Up (Money & Shows blend) [Step One]
13. Camp Lo - Black Nostaljack (Get Down For Mine blend) [Filthy Rich]
14. Fat Joe , Raekwon, Big Pun - Firewater (Turnaround RMX blend) [Step One]
15. Noreaga, Method Man, Biggie, Prodigy - Real Live Shit RMX [Filthy Rich]

The Turnaround:  The Long Awaited Blends

03. Lord Finesse - Return Of The Funkyman (Filthy Rich's The Gimmicks blend)

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

Casual - I Didn't Mean To (1994)

mos def - ms fat booty

Mack 10 ft Ice Cube Wc & Butch Cassidy - Connected Fo' Life
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Mack 10 ft Ice Cube Wc & Butch Cassidy - Connected Fo' Life [HenoORmX]

Available on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/late-nite-single/id645711401

Daz Dillinger & WC - Late Nite

Beatmaker / Emcee
Contact: tapeheadloops@gmail.com

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Trying to give something back to Hip Hop - really appreciate any comments or feedback.

Peace