Нови Албуми, музиката такава каквато е!

Надявам се темата да има успех и да има хора, които ще се включат в системното й актуализиране.Идеята е на едно място да се съберат мнения,рецензии,коментари и всичките там разновидности за даден новопоявил се албум.Не е нужно да се пишат кой знае какви разсъждения и ревюта, а точно, ясно и кратко да се изказват оценките за даден албум.Хубаво е поста да бъде подкрепен с обложка примерно.

според мене това е албума на годината...



просто най-великия рапер на света...страшни рими,луди биитове....абе няма равен...а и пичките му се кефят...
който не вярва да дойде на Несебър...

The Procussions
"5 Sparrows For 2 Cents"

Rawkus Records (лейбълът, който даде начален тласък на Talib Kweli и Mos Def) се завърнаха и ето един от новите им проекти.
The Procussions са дебютанти от Колорадо Спрингс. Като звучене силно напомнят на Jurassic 5, а това, което те са издават с първия си албум е много приятно за слушане. Пилотния сингъл "The Storm" е много енергичен и изпъква с интересни рими и съчетания. Най-силните песни са тези, вкоито са използвани живи бийтове
като “Shabach”, “Anybody”, and “Rain Dance”. В тематиката на албума, присъства любовта, безпаричието, трудните моменти и прочие.
Хубаво завръщане на Rawkus и още по-хубав дебют на The Procussions, който най-много грабват със звежо звучене, което придава добро настроение

Ice Cube
"Laugh Now, Cry Later"

С новия си албум вече позагубилия форма Ice Cube прави опит да опровергае
критиките, които бяха изсипани в последно време към него, но въпреки добрите тракове тук там в диска, едва ли ще се запомни с нещо кой знае какво.
Това, което най не върви в последно време на Cube е продукцията и пак казвам на места албума звучи много силно и връща старата слава на рапъра.
Като цяло Laugh Now, Cry Later е добра стъпка за нещо още по-силно вбъдеще

Нямат нови албуми ама,който не ги е слушал да ги пробва!(за който разбира англ. саъм сложил и интервю с м-р МАН и Лайт,3-ят го няма май.......)




Albums:
Gravity (1997)

Ambushed (1994)


In the early nineties Da Bush Babees hopped in the game with their debut album Ambushed. Powered by songs like “Remember We” and “We Run Things”, the Brooklyn trio (two emcees (Lee Majors and Mr. Man) and a reggae artist (Light)) gained mad love for their ragga influenced hooks and pinpoint rhymes. They returned in ‘97 with Gravity, their second album, right as hiphop was making the transition from more street oriented rhymes to the jiggy era. With its superb production from Mr. Man, Pos (De La), and newcomer Shawn J. Period many consider the follow-up a hiphop classic as it successfully blended jazz, hiphop and reggae and introduced budding superstar Mos Def to the masses. Unfortunately critical acclaim alone doesn’t sell records and Warner Brothers pulled the plug on a third album. Rather than get jerked by another label they stepped into the background. Only now have they resurfaced with plans for a comeback. We got in touch with them and they dropped some jewels on the rap industry and let us in on their plans for the future.

First big up to my man Tadah from Urbansmarts.com for hooking up this interview. In the interview he did with you, you mentioned working on various projects over the years but before we get into that I wanted to know what stopped you guys from putting out a third album after Gravity was such a critically acclaimed LP?

Mr. Man: What happened with the third one is we weren’t on that label anymore. It would have probably been a natural progression of things if we were on the label where the very next year we would have come out with another album. But since we weren’t on Warner Brothers after the way they pretty much smashed up the second album, it was like it’s time to go.

Light: We had the sign or something where we were smart enough to bounce and I think it was good timing because there are so many other things going on with hiphop that you don’t have to just be an artist struggling to promote an album with no help. When you’re making a product and they gonna sell it for fifteen dollars and then give you pennies on it its kinda like highway robbery. It’s good that we were able to leave in our early twenties and still have a little life going on.

I was thinking all since this happened around ’97, at the start of the whole jiggy era, did that have anything to do with your departure as well?

Light: Ha, nah I think what happened was a lot of money was being made in hiphop but the money wasn’t going directly to the artist. It was going to a lot of people behind the scenes. The artists are just starting to get it now and it’s a little late because the major labels are pulling back on that money. Like Mr. Man said it’s a natural progression to go onto a third album if things are doing well, but if the things aren’t going well and they aren’t promoting it it’s a natural progression to back out and make something else happen.

Mr. Man: I must concur.

Mr. Man I remember right after that you was hitting with Kweli and Mos Def on Fortified Live and then you dropped a single under Khaliyl. Why did you switch up your name for that joint?

Mr. Man: Right after we finished the album I started doing just straight production and I just wanted to create a different producing entity. My name is Khaliyl so people just started calling me Mr. Khaliyl. It’s not even like I was telling people to call me that they just started calling me that. By that time, I was doing all of this production at Rawkus and they just put that on the record and it kind of stuck. It wasn’t like today I’m going to call myself Mr. Khaliyl. They just kinda ran with it.

I remember at that point a lot of cats were expecting a solo album, did you have one in the works at that time or was it just a few singles here and there?

Mr. Man: You’re always writing and recording but at the time I hadn’t thought about putting together a whole project and doing an album by myself. That’s kind of where we are going now with this new project. We have a new project that we’re doing collectively and we have our solo missions that we’re also recording. Now it’s more like that but back then I was more interested in strictly producing and Rawkus offered me some singles and I was like cool I’ll do that.

Да му го набабаня на 50цент

http://media.putfile.com/bla1-86
http://media.putfile.com/doit-11

поредния сингъл, който ще излезне в тираж от 500 копия, недостъпен за България(естествено)........

Това съобщение е било редактирано от KAT на Jun 14 2006, 08:30 PM

Доста обещаваща компилация. Никаква официална информация, все още.

не съм му слушал другия албум, само по mixtape-вете на South Park Coalition и нек'ви feat-ове. К'вото съм чул е било добро. Чакаме да излезне.

брат на K-Rino...предполага се да е як. В момента не откривам нищо негово на харда, ма всички говорят, че бил същият, като брат си, само дето вкарва повече мъдрост в римите.....което означава, че е по-зъл и от Безсмъртната Техника.
ДАНО

http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/arti...3657708,00.html

http://www.hipowermusic.com/videos/mceiht.wmv

The Bull & The Lion
Dirty In The Ghetto Chasen Big Dollars

Mac Nyce Presents:
The Best of The SPC

Ice Lord
Southern Gator

Mr. Killa of 20-2-Life
Get It Come Back With It

Point Blank & Z-Ro
The Blood & The Crip

Това са очакваните албуми от WRECKLESS ENTERTAINMENT.....Point Blank се захванал с твърде много неща наведнъж.

нечовешките НИКНЕИМОВЕ

бика и лава
мръсни у гетото тарчим след долара

владетеля на леда

кувеит судан садам


иначе яко ковти че на КЕИЗА СОСЕ нема да доиде промото ;\

Да мен, те тава е!ТЕ ТАВА Е!!!Малко така за мене така
Тенкс мен.

Нищо качествено не очаквам от този албум.......нито от каквото и друго излезнало изпод ръцете на Бизи.


П.С. Митко, това не е блинг блинг пич. Нема как да те кефи.
ентор - има един начин, ама 30 кинта няма да вкарам за един трак. (между другото как така те кефи? Не е нито Раймфъкърс, нито Антигона.......)

01. Brilliant Little Scheme
02. I Wanna See Everyone
03. Bend Over (Homegirl Dis)
04. Nothing To Contribute
05. Evil Spirits (Feat Smokey, Dosia Demon)
06. That's The Story
07. Tell Me First (Feat Smokey)
08. Everybody's Doin' It
09. Terror Genius (Feat Dosia Demon)
10. Blood. Sweat. Tears.
11. Wave Yo White Flag (Feat Smokey, Fritenite)
12. Bitch (Homegirl Dis)
13. We Hate You (Feat MastaMind)
14. Fuck The Problems

Release Year: 2006
Producer(s): The Keepa
Running Time: 61:30
Note: No bullshit intros or outros.
No Crystal Ball or other stupid interludes.
Just bumpin' music all the time.

Кеера досега не е издавал слаб албум. Няма какво друго да очаквам, освен най-добрият Хорър албум тази година.

Ааааа КАТ имаш ли го тоя албум на бизи ИСКАМ ГО

Никой от гореспоменатите албуми не е излезнал все още.

Нa CMW албума е зверски добър. Нек'во ново звучене примесено с уменията на MC Eiht........брутално.....

тоя пост ме почупи хахаха
аз иначе чакам друг един албом, кеке ма е скапан некъв на бели.

те белите могат ли ?

EDIT: Да не развалям темата.
Една компилациика,в която има няколко сполучливи парчета

VA - Preemptive Hype Vol.13 (Bootleg) 2006

1. Lupe Fiasco - Kick Push
2. Soul Position - Hand-Me-Downs
3. Elephant Beach (Thaione Davis and J. Sayne) - Blow
4. Coup - ShoYoAss
5. Moka Only (feat. MF Doom) - More Soup
6. Pete Philly and Perquisite (feat. Talib Kweli) - Hope
7. Louis Logic and J.J. Brown - The Great Divide
8. Smitty (prod. Hi-Tek) - Into You
9. Bronze Nazareth - The Pain
10. Verbal Threat (prod. DJ Premier) - Reality Check
11. People Under The Stairs - Tuxedo Rap
12. DJ Ese (feat. Murs) - D-Day
13. Mr. Lif (prod. El-P) - Brothaz
14. Blockhead (feat. Cage) - Alright
15. Michael Franti and Spearhead - Light Up Ya Lighter
16. Low in the Sky - Cool Sanson

Това съобщение е било редактирано от TruP на Jun 23 2006, 09:59 AM

HE !

ми ненам. могат ли?

Уърд генкста, не е ли черно, не ми го фали!

пп:Митко ис бек фром бан маафагъз!!!

Уърд генкста, не е ли черно, не ми го фали!

пп:Митко ис бек фром бан маафагъз!!!

черно рулз

Masta Killa
"Made In Brooklyn"

Преди около две години Masta Killa издаде соловия си албум "No Said Date".
Съдържанието на албума си той описва така:
"В основата е същата формула която използвах и в No Said Date, но тук духа на Бруклин е по-засегнат. Това място е част от мен, аз израснах там. Посвещавам тези песни на всички mc`та, продуценти и хора живеещи там."
Официялно диска се появява на 8 август, а ето и траклистата.

1. Then And Now
2. E.N.Y. House (Produced By M.F. Doom)
3. Brooklyn King (Produced By Dev 1)
4. Its What It Is f/Raekwon & Ghostface (Produced By PF Cuttin)
5. Nehanda & Cream
6. Iron God Chamber f/ U-God, RZA & Method Man (Produced By Whyse)
7. Pass The Bone (Remix)
8. Older Gods Pt.2 (Produced by Pete Rock)
9. Let’s Get Into Something
10. Street Corner f/RZA & INS Deck
11. Ringing Bells (produced by Bronze Nazareth)
12. East MC’s f/Free Murder & Killa Sin
13. Lovely Lady

абе супер мнооо албуми излезнаха тая година напраооо се счупих.....
скоро в SOUL SEEK набарх нялкъв user имаше папка 2006 имаше страшно мнооо албуми

Това са най-оригиналните хип-хоп албуми за изминалата година според моето скромно мнение:

туи камильонер е ного аиляшко маина бичим си ДЕИ СИ МИ РОЛИН ДИЕ ХЕИТИН

J Dilla - The Shining (2006)(No Retail)


Tracklist:
01. Geek Down ft. Busta Rhymes
02. E=mc2 ft. Common
03. Love Jones
04. Love ft. Pharoahe Monch
05. Baby ft. Madlib & Guilty Simpson
06. So Far So Good ft. Common & D'angelo
07. Jungle Love ft. MED & Guilty Simpson
08. Over the Breaks
09. Body Movin' ft. J. Rocc & Karriem Riggins
10. Dime Piece Remix ft. Dwele
11. Love Movin' ft. Black Thought
12. Won't Do

това е първият албум на Дила,издаден посмъртно...ще има още един...
R.I.P. Dilla...

Това съобщение е било редактирано от Йогурт на Jun 26 2006, 01:23 PM

KING SYZE "Syzemology" Full-Length In Stores 06.06.06


Track Listing:

01 On A Mission Produced by Sound Scientist

02 Blitz Inc. Feat: Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks) 7L & Esoteric Produced by 7L

03 Global Warming Feat: Block McCloud Pumpkinhead Archrival Produced by Block McCloud

04 O.E. Pounder Feat: Des Devious Produced by Jon Doe

05 Roll Out The Red Produced by Jon Doe

06 Spittin' Heavy Produced by Arythmetic

07 Who Gonna Ride Feat: Rocky Reyes Faez One Produced by Joshua "AK" I. Cortes

08 Truancy Produced by Arythmetic

09 Da Storm Feat: Iron Kong Des Devious Produced by Cimer

10 Band Of Brothers Feat: Crypt (Outerspace) Produced by Undefined for Crisis Center

11 Machine Gun Rap Produced by 7L

12 Reign Of Tyrants Feat: Poynt Blanc Produced by Showgun

13 A Day After Tomorrow Feat: Reef The Lost Cauze El Dorado Produced by 7L

14 Nonbelievers Produced by Jon Doe

15 The Onslaught Feat: Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks) Sabac Red ( Non Phixion) Planetary (Outerspace) Produced by November 17th

Debut full-length CD (all new material) from ARMY OF THE PHAROAHS core member and JEDI MIND TRICKS protege, KING SYZE. Syzemology features appearances from fellow Pharoahs Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks), 7L & Esoteric, Outerspace, Reef The Lost Cauze, Des Devious and Faez One as well as verses from NYC rhyme vets Sabac Red (Non Phixion), Pumpkinhead & Block McCloud (Brooklyn Academy). Production from 7L, Jon Doe, Block McCloud, Cimer (Louis Logic) and Undefined (Crisis Center).
Reign Of Tyrants Nonbelievers The Onslaught ми харесаха наи много като цяло доста добар албума като се има впредвид 4е е от 2006

Това съобщение е било редактирано от Ghost_Dog на Jun 28 2006, 08:03 AM

Lil Sin - The Greatest Flames



Lil Sin is one of the early pioneers of the Texas rap scene dropping four albums and having a highly praised debut album "Frustrated By Death" (1996). Considered a classic by many southern fans Lil Sin followed up with three more albums "Who Got Yo Back" (1998), "Livin N Sin"(1999), & "My Secret" (2000). After a long hiatus from music itself Lil Sin is back with a greatest hits album on his conjunction deal with Screwed Up Click Entertainment. The album boasts hits from his previous albums, and is a ode to the new generation of fans to show the work of one of the originators. The album features the likes of Slim Thug, UGK, and Devin The Dude.

1. Trapped In The Life Ft Cashus & Joshay
2. Mama
3. Danger feat. White
4. Platinum Plaques Ft Billy Cook
5. Who Got Your Back
6. Fly Ft N.O.L.A.
7. Hustla No Mo
8. Mind Keeps Wondering
9. Texas Boys Ft South Park Mexican & Big Mello
10. 38 Reasons
11. Diamonds Ft Billy Cook & Joshay
12. Sex feat. Devin the Dude
13. Free Ft UGK
14. Smoke Ft Lady Lunatic & Slim Thug
15. Frustrated by Death

Fiend - the Addiction



1. Want It All Ft Hound
2. Thugg¹n and Drugg¹n
3. Sell It
4. Thug Shit
5. That Iron Gang
6. Do Right, Do Better
7. B.C.OO.C'N
8. Get It Bitch Ft Shorty Redd
9. Gotta Get It
10. That's What U Want
11. Press Play Ft Corner Boy P
12. Wired Up
13. Oprah (Color Purple)
14. What U Ain't
15. What Is U Sayin
16. Why Iz U Playin'
17. That's Survival
18. Bottom of the Map Ft Corner Boy P & Calicoe

Triple Darkness - Last Days

Trae - Restless



In hip-hop, every few years a rare voice emerges from a regional scene that carries so much weight that it can't be denied. While the young up and comers flourish on MTV for all the world to see, there's always an underground champion who represents the real pulse of his city, sometimes deeper and more intensely than some want to hear. As artists like Mike Jones, Paul Wall and Slim Thug paint Houston as a city of diamond waterfalls and never ending Bentley dealerships, there's one rapper who is determined to give the world a real picture of his H-Town streets.

Trae grew up in Houston, Texas. Born and raised a product of it's south side streets. Among other notable distinctions, he's a member of the Screwed Up Click and the ABN Gang. Since his first appearance on wax, on his cousin Z-ro's debut CD, Look What You Did To Me, to this moment today, Trae has been one of the most consistently lyrical, street reporters this region has ever known.

His first official release hit the world in 1999, the classic Guerilla Maab album, Rise. Rise helped set the tone for a whole resurgence in Houston. Back then, Trae, Zro and Dougie D were all about 16 or 17 years old, and their youthful fire showed through on every track. Theirs was a new sound for Houston, harder, more aggressive, yet also smarter and more focused than many who came before them. Not since the Geto Boys released their classic Grip It On That Other Level, ten years earlier, had the city heard such genuinely heartfelt angst.

Rise was recorded and released just after Trae returned from a short stint in jail. That experience taught him to focus on his music, but still he remained in the streets. "I caught an aggravated robbery case by being young and crazy." Trae remembers, "I was on the streets. It was a blessing. I didn't do nothing but probably some weeks in jail, but I was on paper for like two years for aggravated robbery. They tried to give me close to 40 years. But it was a blessing man, the DA knew my lawyer and they felt they could give me another chance for me to not mess my life off. Cuz I had been doing music, so I was already known for that.. They ended up doing that to where I only got two years deferred, but if I had messed up on that deferred probation then I'd have did the max that I could do on that case."

That forced focus of sorts has paid off for Trae. From his world famous SLAB mixtapes, to his regional solo releases, Trae's name is known in Texas as one of the realest to ever spit. His raw emotion and true tales of the ills of the streets are rare in rap today. On a Trae album you won't find the endless barrage of bling bling. But you will hear some of the most heartfelt tales of woe and fury ever recorded.

"People always wonder why we be so serious," Trae reflects, "and I sit back and let 'em know, we keep a lot of shit we go through inside our chests. We ain't the type to go talk about our problems to nobody so that's what make us good at what we do in this music shit. We go through shit on a day to day basis. That's why we have so much shit to talk about. That's why I'm glad we go through shit. I hate that it be how we go through it but it's good that we do go through it because without that, shit, what would we have? Shit, my brother Dinky doing three life sentences, I can't be there. I don't even want him there. I gotta do this for him and for me and my whole family."

The tales of reality don't come from hearsay or his imagination either. Trae is the rare rapper who really lives the street life every day. Whether he wants it or not, it is a part of him. "Last year I ended up catching a bullshit case being in a shootout that wasn't even our fault," he explains, "it was the fact that motherfuckers up there on drugs trippin' with theyself and can't handle they drugs and wanna get buck. I'm going through so much bullshit, like I was going through a case between our whole ABN family against a whole certain precinct police station. Not no one policeman, I'm talking about literally where it's like warfare. We come out our house they itching to come get us. We ain't in no fairy tale shit. I'm gonna be consistent till they put me in my grave and hopefully when they put me in my grave it's still gonna be consistent."

His solo albums, Losing Composure, Same Thing Different Day , Drama, Return of the Streets, Say Hello to the Asshole and Later Dayz are all regarded as classics. But it's his forthcoming release Restless that has had the streets buzzing for the past year. Restless is a collection of some of Trae's strongest works to date. While there were rumors in the streets of Trae signing a deal with Universal, the real deal is Trae kept things right at home and recently inked a distribution deal with Rap-A-Lot Records.

In the meantime, while going through the process of finally getting a major deal, Trae has stayed busy working with everyone from Paul Wall to Kool G. Rap to The Game. But it's his current single with Screwed Up Click members Hawk and the late Fat Pat, "Swang" that is currently putting him over the top. "Swang" is a heartfelt tribute to everything that made H-Town what it is.

"It's only right for me to bring my culture and my team." Trae will always ride for his people. " 'Swang,' that was a term Screwed Up Click used period. That's just our shit. Pat is a legend man and with me and Hawk around he ain't never gonna fade away. And then Screw, I ain't gonna let that shit fade away. I brought that shit back because I felt my first impact needed to be what I represent and who the fuck they need to be respecting right now because this man paved the way for everybody."

And that's real. The road paved by Screw may be getting trampled by newcomers with pop aspirations, but if you really dig deep into the core of Houston, you'll see that artists like Trae, the Rap-A-Lot Family, Screwed Up Click and the ABN Gang are really what keeps this independent minded city thriving. When everyone else fades away, there will still be the foundation. And Trae is one of the strongest and most unique bricks in that mug.

"Yeah I'm away from the pack." Trae states in closing. "People gotta understand that I'm the black sheep of the pack. But also the fact that I'm the truth. Everything I say is true, nothing is falsified. You're gonna see a lot of real shit coming from me. I ain't here to be friendly with nobody. I ain't here really to kick up no dust. It just is what it is, the truth. I'm bringing to the game the realness, no fabricated shit. No ridin' nobody's dick cuz they hot. I did my own thing. I made my own way."

1. Real Talk
2. Screwed Done Already Warned Me Ft Lil Keke
3. So Gangsta Ft Bun B
4. Restless Ft Young Noble
5. Rain, The Ft Dallas & Shyna
6. Hold On Ft Dallas
7. My Life
8. Dedicated 2 You
9. Swang - (with Hawk/Fat Pat)
10. Quit Calling Me
11. Cadillac Ft Paul Wall & Three 6 Mafia
12. No Help Ft Z-Ro
13. Matter Of Time Ft Mya
14. G.Shit Ft Paul Wall & Jayton
15. Coming Around The Corner Ft Jim Jones
16. Truth, The Ft Billy Cook
17. White Bricks Ft Lil Boss
18. In The Hood Ft Young Joc

In Stores July 25th...

ши видим дали си струва след малко

Young Gotti - Same Day Diffrent Shit...

за съжаление много по-слабо от албума на Dogg Pound; почти нищо слушаемо тук

Lil Sin да не е син на Sin от Sizzerb?

ето и таз годишните албуми на моя любимец :
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KOOL KEITH - THE COMMI$$IONER

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MR. NOGATCO AKA KOOL KEITH - NOGATCO RD.

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TOMC3 and KOOL KEITH - PROJECT POLAROID

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Kool Keith Collabs Tape

KOOL KEITH RULLLZZZZZ

Това съобщение е било редактирано от BOBARO-shk на Jul 9 2006, 09:38 PM

Word to Kool Keith - I`ma break up ya teeth!!!