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Tuesday, November 27, 2007

HOT SHIT: Dillagence: Busta Rhymes & J Dilla

DILLAGENCE: BUSTA RHYMES AND J DILLA, MIXED BY MICK BOOGIE
1. Words from Ma Dukes
2. Dillagence (produced by DJ Spinna)
3. Takin' What's Mine
4. Step Up
5. The Conversation feat. Talib Kweli
6. Code of the Streets feat. MOP
7. Lightworking feat. Q-Tip & Talib Kweli
8. Baggage Handlers feat. Raekwon
9. How We Roll
10. Best That Ever Did It feat. Rah Digga
11. Psycho feat. Cassidy & Papoose
12. Another Day At The Range feat. Rah Digga
13. Not Right Now
14. Other Side of the Road
15. Who Tryin to Kill You
16. High
17. Dillagence Outro

DOWNLOAD @ Dillagence

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LionessLA Presents: Can You Dig It?

Join LionessLA for the end of the year finale & Sagittarius/Capricorn celebration. Proceeds of the night will help RAINN establish a 24/7 online support center for victims of sexual abuse.

Dress code is upscale-fly unless you want to dress the theme.... watch video below

NEW JOINT - Guilty Simpson - For The D (produced by Eric Lau)

Houseshoes was at Carbon and he had these mixtapes called Live From The BBQ he burned and brought to the spot....I got one of em. It had this song on it, it's a joint from Guilty Simpson's upcoming album titled "Ode To The Ghetto", and since he didn't give me the tracklisting for it, lets just call this song "For The D". Produced by this kid Eric Lau....damn! Joint is stupid dope.
Anyway....enjoy.

www.myspace.com/guiltysimpson
www.myspace.com/ericlaumusic

Guilty Simpson's debut album "Ode to the Ghetto" is in the works, featuring production by Mr. Porter, J Dilla, Madlib, Oh No and Jake One.

Monday, November 26, 2007

Nas' Controversial LP Bumped To February: Black History Month

So far there's been a lot of talk about Nas' controversially titled new LP, Nigger, but no music. The man — and the album's title — has caused incitement and excitement without the public hearing a single note or rap.

Nas had originally planned to put the project out next month, but according to his camp, the album has been pushed to February: Black History Month. Nas told MTV News the first single will drop sometime in January.

And over the weekend, a snippet of what was labeled a new Nas record called "What It Is" leaked to the Net.

"Racist neighbors flinchin'," he rhymes. "They don't know if I'mma rob them/ Or if I'm Russell Simmons/ They thought it was me, just like Mike Bivens/ They pray for my downfall like the mom of Robin Givens."

Nas' camp said the MC is still working out the album's final track list. On Monday afternoon (November 26), Nas himself clarified to MTV News that "What It Is" will definitely not be on the album. Those are vocals that were leaked and added onto a random beat.

"I never rhymed to that beat," he said.

Atlanta's DJ Toomp (T.I., Ludacris) and longtime Nas collaborator Salaam Remi have already contributed tracks, in addition to a slew of new producers. Diddy and his new Hitmen are also scheduled to come onboard before production closes in the next week or so.

While community leaders such as the Reverend Al Sharpton have spoken out against Nas' use of the N-word, the wordsmith has gained a swell of support from his peers — including Alicia Keys, Method Man, LL Cool J and even Def Jam founder Russell Simmons — as well as current label head L.A. Reid.

Exactly!@ MTV.com

NEW JOINT: Miguel - Obvious (produced by Fisticuffs)

another fly job by miguel and fisticuffs....

Ladies if you wanna add this song to your page, then go to

www.myspace.com/fisticuffsmusicpage

www.myspace.com/miguelsmyspacepage

FRESH: Into The World of Cornelius

I first came across these dudes like 5 years ago. I smoked a blunt with a friend and we started watching Subterranean (120 Minutes) on MTV, I'm not sure if they still have it, but they used to play some of the weirdest, strangest videos ever. (First place I saw Bjork's Possibly Maybe too....). Anyway, I remember trippin out watching this video and

Cornelius, aka Keigo Oyamada, burst onto the U.S. radar with 1997's Fantasma, an overwhelming bricolage of Beach Boys harmonies, psych-pop precision parts, and odd samples that fit perfectly between the sunny naïvete of the Elephant 6 collective and the cosmopolitan chic of the Grand Royal label. His 2001 album Point refined the exuberance, but laid bare Oyamada's prog-rock affections, kraut rhythm obsession, and new age production ear for esquisite organic sound artifacts. (Some folks weren't so psyched: Momus wrote in his blog that he refers to the album as "disappoint.") Between then and now Cornelius has remixed in 5.1 surround sound, produced sound/film/video art installations, recorded commercials, produced a number of artists, and been raising his son Milo with his wife Takako Minekawa. His 2007 album, Sensous, delivers its title as a new age-prog jazz aural rubdown standing firmly and proudly outside trends.

www.myspace.com/corneliusofficial

Cornelius - Eyes

Cornelius - Drop