THE MUSIC CLASSIC INFO

Found this one over at Hip Hop is Read blogspot, and figured since we're on a theme, might as well keep it going. Haven't listened to it yet, but I'm sure it's nice. Leave some comments, let us all know what you think. Back soon. Peace!

Yo! This is one of my wife's favourite artist, and she's dope. Hard-core soulfull voice, hard-core classic Jazz vocal. And "Hotter Than A Mosquitos Tweeter" is one of the dopest songs I've ever heard. This is a CD Rip, and the packaging is a Vinyl replica from Germany, and well worth the money I spent on it. Back soon. Peace!

Another one my wife turned me on to... This is some classic shit right here. If you like Jazz Vocals, with a hint of flavor to it, then this here is for you.





Recording live session 1968, Paris, Olympia
Devil's Workshop [03:55]
Just in Time [05:00]
When I Was A Young Girl [04:50]
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood [03:50]
Ne Me Quitte Pas [06:15]
To Love Somebody [04:20]
Backlash Blues [03:55]
House of the Rising Sun [06:55]
See-Line Woman [04:30]
Please Read Me [03:20]
Ain't Got No/I Got Life [11:10]
Gin House Blues [05:55]

Enjoy!

I wasn't sure if "Rob And His Big Gob" wanted this one reposted...

...or this one, so I went ahead and did 'em both. Back soon. Peace!

I've been meaning to post this up for a looooong time! And figured with all of the hype that the "Wu" are getting for the first ever cleared "Beatles" sample, figured I'd better do it now, before someone beats me to it. Anyways, enjoy this...

01) While My Guitar Gently Weeps - Jimmy Ponder
02) Baby It's You - Smith
03) If I Needed Someone - Bit.A.Sweet
04) I Want You (She's So Heavy) - Sarah Vaughn
05) Come Together - The Supremes
06) A Day In The Life - Le Demerle
07) And I Love Her - The Detroit Emeralds
08) Eleanor Rigby - George Shearing
09) Dear Prudence - Gabor Szabo
10 ) Hey Jude - Overton Berry Trio
11) Hey Jude - Ella Fitzgerald
12) Let It Be - Gladys Knight & The Pips

And More To Come...

If this is any preview to what the album is going to sound like, then holy shit, we're in for one hell of an outing by my man Ghost, who's still doing what is neccessary to make a hype ass hip-hop record. Thanks again to The Movement forum, as well as Hip Hop Is Read blogpost for putting us on to this one. Nab it! And if anyone has anymore, don't be shy. Peace!

Thanks to the fellas over at "The Movement" for putting me on to this, as well as the gentleman responsible for this compilation over at "Hip Hop Is Read" blogspot. Even though you may not know if the offical "American Gangster" album is any good or not, make no mistake, this compilation is. Get it fast. Back soon. Peace!

Still being on the fence as to the quality, and whether or not that this is a good album or not, I think I have to agree with the status quo thus far that this is the "Biggest Commercial Hip-Hop Album of the Year." Decide for yourself. Back soon. Peace.

Yo! This one is for Ween... I had no idea that mediafire would kill it so fast. Keep in touch everyone. Back soon. Peace!

This for DJ Medi4. Thanks for helping keep this shit alive... Let me know if any of these files don't work. Thanks again. Peace!

This link should take care of those protected files...

1. Fais Do-Do
2. Paul Newman
3. Get Back (Drum & Clap)
4. Loose Change
5. 12 Inch Rims
6. Skimming the Skum
7. Chop It!
8. Freaky Frankie
9. Funky Chick
10. Move What You Got
11. Sling Shot, Pt. 2

Haven\'t heard it yet...

Found this one over at sopedrada blogspot, and I have to tell you, it's pretty good. I think the guitar funked rendition of DJ Shadow's "Organ Donor" is worth the grab. Pick it up, y'all. And if you happen to find anything else by these guys, drop me a line. Peace!

Had this one for a while, but recently saw the movie... Holy shit! It's a fuckin' trip. I highly recommend that you see it at least once in your lifetime. The animation is ill for it's time, and origin. My bandmate said it best when we said it's a stoner movie. Well, this is a mixture of different sources that I've compiled the soundtrack from. Have fun. Laters.

Sorry I haven't really posted anything new, I've been hella busy with work, family, and my own personal music, that I'm steady struggling to get new content up for you guys... Thank God for the havens that I tend to hang out around throughout the week. Anyways, enough rambling... This is a mellow gem from Grant Green. Not supergood, but well worth a listen... Contains "We've Only Just Begun" off the Dusty Fingers Comp. Much respect to Lost In Time
for this. Peace!

Probably more of the same, as far as I'm concerned, but it does contain has some sick-ass samples... And the title of the album makes me smile every time. Give it a listen, I'm sure you're bound to find something you'll like. Back soon. Peace!

Well, here's some "Dan the Automater" for that ass... If it wasn't for the contributions featuring Del, Sadat X, Grand Puba, and Shadow, this album wouldn't be more then a pop meets underground mish-mash album... Hey, strictly my opinion. But get it. Contains "Holy Calamity."

First off, special thanks to this little "underground" community that I try to frequent as often as possible. I found this, and the next "Q" album at "My Favourite Sound©," who I happened to find thru "ORGY IN RHYTHM." Anyways, said to be Q's "funkiest album ever," it's definately worth a listen. But get it quick, the man over at My Favourite Sound© has a strict download policy. Pace!

Dusty Groove America says it's "One of the greatest Quincy Jones albums of all time!" And they might be right, in terms of Jazz instrumentations. Nowhere near as funky as his previous Soundtrack outings, and personally, nowhere near as hot as "Gula Matari" (my personal favourite), but definately essential "Q" listening, and an awesome precursor to joints like "Smackwater Jack." Check it! It'll be worth your while.