Kanye West- Real People Instrumental

Now, I have strong feelings detesting Kanye West, but the man's music speaks for itself. Well, it used to anyway. Back when he was lacing Common with jazzy instrumentals equipped with samples out of nowhere, 'Ye was on top of the world.
Still to this day this instrumental brings out the best of Kanye West. In the same way that Dilla pioneered his own sound, 'Ye did similarly. He bought a distinct Chicago production to every song he touched, and to tell the truth, I miss it.





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Boogie Down Productions- Poetry

Maybe I'm the only one to notice this, but does Kris Parker not have the largest nose known to man kind? I take that back, it's not so much large as it is 'smurf-ish'. In fact, it's gotten better with time. Looking back at old KRS photos from the late 80's and early 90's, his nose was out of control.
As he's aged, it's become less blatant but still easily identifiable. As for the joint, you should already know it by heart.





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Tim Dog- Fuck Compton

Few know Tim Dog for anything asides from Fuck Compton, which as you could easily guess, was a scathing diss towards all Compton MC's. Myself, I know Tim Dog to be the owner of one of the illest flat-top's in history. Evidence.





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D-Nice: Crumbs On The Table

Off Call Me D-Nice. Somehow I found out about D-Nice about his work on the internets, specifically the True Hip Hop Story series. So it was a pleasant surprise to familiarize myself with a great emcee that has been active in hip hop far 20 years after his dope debut album.
Did I mention that it's entirely self-produced? And the braggadocio rhymes are still on point, and there's still no better diss than "you're just crumbs on the table".





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Who gets laid the chicken or the egg?
How about the MC that has just been led
To a renegade teacher preacher then he got stomped
Cause I'm a feature straight from the Bronx
Productions better known as Boogie Down
If I was a king right now I'd get crowned
The Nice is a teacher not a prince or a rap lord
I even write my rhymes on a blackboard

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Brother Ali- Love On Display

If you don't know Soundset is an Rhymesayers sponsored concert held near the Minnesota Metrodome at the beginning of every summer. Just imagine the sheer number of cats associated with Rhymesayers, from well-known indie generals like Slug and El-P to dope up-and-comers like Blue Scholars to ill veterans like Cunninlynguists and One Be Lo to legends like The Pharcyde and Prince Paul. An eccentric and far-covering array of ill MC's and producers. All of them well-respected and dope enough to command their own concert let alone share a stage with other indie artists.
Out of all those cats I named and the numerous ones I didn't, Brother Ali shitted on all of 'em. B Ali polarized and captivated the audience as soon as he stepped on stage rockin' a Joe Mauer jersey. And he ripped/killed shit like no other in Soundset history.
Love On Display is more or less a tale of how Ali has been impacted about hip-hop, and it is introspective and genuine as can be. This is the type of song that can humble the most narcisstic human being. Trust.





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Murs- Can It Be (Half A Million Dollars and 18 Months Later)

Some say that Murs sold his soul for riches on Murs For President, due to a commercialized sound and his first release on a major label (Warner Bros). Truth be told, that was how I felt after my first few listens to his album. This is a guy whose name is an acronym stand for 'Making Underground Raw Shit'. Hard to be underground when you're grill is all over MTV, but after another listen I couldn't front, Murs For President is a dope album. Maybe not front to back, and maybe the sound is more refined, but Murs didn't dumb down his lyrics.





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The world's gone crazy since we last spoke
Bloodshed, war, the absence of hope
Shooting at the school, the economy's a joke,
Homies on heroin, homies on coke
But can you even blame 'em when their only trying to cope?

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Lost Boyz- Renee

Just recently copped Legal Drug Money on the recommendation of a fellow hip hop fiend and instantly recognized Renee from the Don't Be A Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood soundtrack. Incredibly ill joint, and despite Mr. Cheeks lookin' like a straight ass-clown in the video, this track still catches wreck on the Zune from time to time.
Random fact: Freaky Tah died at 4:20 in the morning, death's nothing to laugh at, but...

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Ghetto Philharmonic- Rhythm That We Give 'Em

I know criminally little about Ghetto Philharmonic, which is a shame since Hip-Hop Be-Bop is a criminally ill album that gets slept on like narcolepsy. So to make up for my inadequacies, here is a biography via Last.Fm:

The obscure Ghetto Philharmonic were a jazz-rap duo (G-Clef and Sledge) that unlike other jazz-rap groups of the time (A Tribe Called Quest, Digable Planets, etc.), were actually jazz musicians as well as rappers—G-Clef would constantly switch between rapping and playing his alto-saxophone during their songs, while Sledge would do the same with his trumpet. DJ Spinbad also worked the turntables and beats during their songs.

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Kool G Rap- Blowin' Up In The World

The Kool Genius of Rap comes correct on this classic Buckwild production off 4,5,6. Honestly, this is a pretty complacent lyrical performance on Kugee's part (in comparison to the rest of the album), but his flow and ability to piece together a great story more than makes up for it.
Kool G is to the East Coast what Scarface is to the South.





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Hangin out on the corner playin cee-lo
Rollin for half a kilo
Yo. you'll never see G-low a-goin below

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Jazz Liberatorz- Loop Prisoner

A very upbeat jazzy Jazz Lib instrumental off Force Be With You. One thing I've noticed about the promising producers of today and tomorrow is that the days of a sole producer have gone the way of the 8-track. Groups like Cookin' Soul, Cool & Dre, Jazz Liberatorz, and Crust & Grimes are just a few of the examples.
Personally, I've always felt that producing was a very solo type thing, but what do I know?





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Cookin Soul- Big L (MVP) remix

Every time I listen to Lifestylez Ov Da Poor and Dangerous it always seems like something's missing. And that something is clearly the production. How can that be though if Showbiz, Lord Finesse and Buckwild produced most of the album? Still a mystery...
So Cookin' Soul (a trio from Spain, well-known for their remixes) put together this remix/blend of the instrumental from Common's A Penny For Your Thoughts and Big L's acapella from MVP.





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Everytime I'm in a jam I always find a loophole,
I got a crime record longer than Manute Bol.
And my raps is unbelievable like aliens and flying saucers
No more iron horses cause I'm buying Porsche's.
I'm coming straight out the NYC peace to the Kid Carpi, I'm M.V.P.

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Eric B & Rakim- What's On Your Mind

This is admittedly, some really feminine shit. But on the same tip, this is arguably one of Eric B's illest performances behind the boards. Sure, the 18th letter is waxing poetic about da bitchez, but even so, Rakim sounds smooth as ever with the flow of a g-o-d. Don't front.





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I sat down and got comfortable and watched the Huxtables
She sat next to me and said what's up wit you
I got the feeling for sexual healing
A mental healing; how you feeling?

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AZ- Rather Unique

I been havin' Doe or Die on constant repeat for the last few weeks, and after each listen I gain an even greater appreciation for AZ's lyrical capabilities. Easily a top 5 mafioso record, what's fuckin' with Mo Money Mo Murder Mo Homicide? Or Uncut Raw?
Or Rather Unique? Anthony Cruz at his best if you ask me.




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How can I be weak?
I'm rather unique.

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The Game-Money

Of all the major releases (TI, Em, Luda, etc..) throughout 08-09, Game's L.A.X. has no competition. The pure consistency and tenacity on what was supposed to be his last album made it a gem for future generations.
Especially when he was dropping heat like Money. Not the hottest Cool&Dre beat that Game ever spit over (that probably goes to Big Dreams), but the braggadocio rhymes and the Pablo Escobar reference make this well worth remembering.






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I grew up around Impala's and drug lords
Welcome to Los Angeles, palm trees and drug stores
All we know is rocks and presidents like Mount Rushmore

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Mac Lethal- Backward

It's hard to really pinpoint all that's dope about Mac Lethal. Even as someone who heavily fucks with his music I couldn't begin to tell you about Mac's appeal.
He has this way with words that carries over from interviews to his music. I'll admit his cultural references on 11:11 were a bit 'excessive', but who else could glide from berating Jerry Falwell to showing reverence to Ol' Dirt McGirt?



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I was baited and caught by decoys and free will
Wounded inside I rejoiced in cheap thrills
My life was destroyed and rebuilt
Listen to the dangerous sweet noise and keep still
Introverted borderline sick disconcerted
Kinda slick when its quickly worded
Every tick every twist every drips assertive
With the verse every pixel is picture perfect

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Freestyle Fellowship- Bullies Of The Block

This is that stupefying LA funk based hip hop. Freestyle Fellowship was/is a group based out of Cali from the early 90's that consists of numerous underground left-coast legends such as P.E.A.C.E., Aceyalone and Mika 9.
This joint was a single back in '92 off Innercity Griots, an consistently dope listen.





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Dela feat. GSlim- The Bullshit 2K9

One of numerous gems that can be found on Dela's Atmosphere Airlines Vol.2. French hip-hop, or specifically French producers have really started to shit on their American counterparts. There's a good chance that at least half of all the dope hip hop is being produced overseas. Isn't that the story of our country as a whole?
Plagued by outsourcing.
On another note, GSlim provides a satisfactory performance on the mic. He doesn't exactly live up to Dela on the boards, but he glides over the instrumental and kicks some truthful shit.




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Have I surpassed the days of being a hip hop junkie?
Lyrical connoisseur, a beatbox funkie

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Alchemist feat. Dilated People- For The Record

Off Alchemist's solo ditty 1st Infantry, this was among a handful of joints that survived my weary delete button. This definitely isn't your average Alchemist beat, it has a hint of 'conscious-ness" to it, which suits it well for Evidence and Rakaa. Imagine Dilated spitting over your typical ALC/Mobb Deep beat, it'd be more effective than Lunesta.







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I set it off dogg like a chow mixed with pitbull
Fifty-one cards, don't get ya shit pulled
Many get hit, they draw and hesitate
But I spit a clip of words so raw you levitate

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Jaylib- The Red (Instrumental)

I suppose I could have titled this 'J Dilla- The Red (Instrumental)' since it no longer bears the scars of Madlib's rapping. Probably the eeriest song Dilla has done to date, and probably the sickest sample this side of Won't Do that Dilla has destroyed.
Seriously, in context, this instrumental has no competition. Proof being that this would be a terrible joint to remix or freestyle over. The Red only works as an instrumental, and a terroristicly dope instrumental at that.





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Mobb Deep- Drop A Gem On 'Em

The infamous back again. Recently the topic of best duo was raised by Combat Jack and Robbie. Somehow it came down to M.O.P. vs. EPMD. Not that I have anything against either duo, but wouldn't Eric B & Rakim vs. Mobb Deep be a more logical competition?
Not hatin', just an observation.
On a sidenote, am I the only one that still somewhat likes Mobb Deep albums? Irregardless of the G-Unit influence, I still fucks with a little of their newer material.







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Pull gats like a basehead pull on stems
The Mobb got the bomb run out and tell a friend

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Elaquent-In Colour (Dirty Loops) Vol.1

Sick instrumental tape from T-Dot based Elaquent. I just recently got put onto EQ, and my 3 month relationship with his music has been love at first sight to put it modestly.
Although I've never been the biggest Dilla stan, even I could tell that EQ was 'harboring a great influence from the late great Mr. Yancey'. Hints of Madlib, Wu samples, ridiculous crate-digging.
It's hard not to enjoy this tape. Short and direct, while still providing the motivation you need to further excavate Elaquent's discography. This is a must-cop trust.

Attack (Red)

Moonglow (Brown)

A Tour Of Paris (Indigo)


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The Coup feat. Black Thought and Talib Kweli- My Favorite Mutiny

Is there such a thing as an inappropriate time to mention Boots Riley? Didn't think so. This is a cut off the recent The Coup album Pick A Bigger Weapon. I gotta give Boots, E-Roc, and DJ Pam the Funkstress their due props, they've been holding shit down on the left coast in regards to political hip hop. None of that weak-ass Dead Prez shit either, political hip hop with a purpose.
On a sidenote how is it that Paris and The Coup have never done any work together?





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Death to the pigs is my basic statement
I spit street stories 'til I taste the pavement
Tryin' to stay out the pen while we face enslavement
Had a foolproof hustle 'til they traced the payments

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A Tribe Called Quest- Steve Biko (Stir It Up)

An older Tribe cut that has always been slept on. Heads seem to forget that there’s more to Midnight Marauders than Sucka Nigga, Electric Relaxation, and Award Tour. Well heads, here’s a good reason to rid yourselves of narcolepsy…

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Reks- Say Goodnight

Although it seems like anyone with heavy pockets can secure a Primo instrumental these days, few can match Reks’ intensity and intra-syllabic rhymes. Plus, this is a top-shelf Primo beat, not the hand-me-down’s that Term is continually fuckin’ with.

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“Me up on the track’s like needles to the veins/Burners to the brain”

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Artists Over Industry- Sunlight Remix

Christian hip hop tends to be a turn-off, especially when it looks like the picture above. However, this joint is far too dope for me to make biases like that. So, here I go, recommending Christian rap hip hop.

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“This feeling inside, I can’t seem to shake it/ Dreamin’ of hip-hop, and where we can take it”

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Notorious B.I.G.- Machine Gun Funk

When it comes to GOAT Biggie joints, Machine Gun Funk is right up there. The sheer number of quotables and ingenious wordplay should be enough, but coupled with Easy Mo Bee’s production, there’s no way to go wrong. The Chief Rocka sample just seals the deal.

If you fuck with big-and-heavy
I get up in that ass like a wedgie

Smokin funk by the boxes, packin glocks, it’s
Natural to eat you niggaz like chocolates

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Ras Kass- Ordo Abchao (Order Out Of The Chaos)

No real purpose to the Ras/Big L picture, as this track is off the nearly solo Soul On Ice. I can dream though, can’t I?

It’s almost methodical, education is false assimilation
Building prisons is more economical, so you niggas in gang modules
Be giving more head than hair follicles
And niggas like myself know the ledge and still jump like Geronimo
Huh, supreme mathematics and bad habits
‘Cause chasing cabbage keeps a nigga savage

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Prince Ali feat. Tragedy Khadafi- Righteous Scrolls

Found this on some gully-ass Tragedy Khadafi mixtape, and it turns out it’s not even his track. It’s from an album called I Miss 1994 by Prince Ali. I miss ‘94 myself, and if Prince Ali is the savior (albeit doubtful because of the Aladdin character with the same name), I’ll jump on his bandwagon.

This is that jazzy hip hop that has left New York, and found it’s home in France among other European countries. Harlem Renaissance #2 please.

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“I blow aquatic/My time as Scarface after the credits/Never die, rock a slug-proof under my sweated’s/Release my soul to the dark depths of the street/Police is the beast/And they love eating dark meat”

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Andre Nickatina & Equipto- Ate Miles From The City Of Dope

This is west-coast hip hop at it’s best. Insurmountable instrumental, the god-flow of Equipto, King Nicky in all his lyrical prowess, and the 1-2 punch that kicks harder than the bass. Real talk, if I ever get the chance to meet Andre Nickatina, I’d have so much to ask him. This is god-hop people.

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Jedi Mind Tricks feat. R.A. The Rugged Man- Uncommon Valor (A Vietnam Story)

I’ve read that RA’s old man was in the service and went through ‘Nam, which would explain this song and RA’s fucked-up demeanor. However, if you find the lyrics here to be grotesque, I suggest a visit to charonboat.com. You’ll see life in an entirely new light, far from the superficial fairy shit that Vinnie Paz tends to rap about. Not so much on this joint, as much as the rest of the Jedi Mind Tricks discography.

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Lords Of The Underground- Chief Rocka

Older cut back from ’93’s Here Come The Lords. Ironic how this song bangs, yet Mr. Funke and DoItAll Dupré say absolutely nothing of substance. Props to DJ Lord Jazz, a true-school production pioneer from Cleveland, long before the days that Hi-Tek touched an MPC (if he even uses one).

This particular joint is on NBA Street Vol.2 if I’m not mistaken. Cop that shit on the low if you haven’t already.

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S.A.S.- 22 and 2’s

Anyone who enjoys Cam’ron’s ignorant-ass, and reads Jim Jones interviews word-for-word (if only to read about his ’swag’), needs to check out S.A.S., otherwise called Street Salute or Dipset Eurogang.

I mean, Dipset Eurogang? What’s fuckin’ with that?

This is an older joint when rappers still used to rhyme about their rims, dirty South style. But this joint is even better, because it’s all done with a thick British accent…

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Rims so high I damn near float on the ground

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Ras Kass- Soul On Ice

It’s a shame that this album is only known for the religious controversy that accompanied it, rather than the rhymes that were well ahead of their time (still are). A quick glance at Ras Kass’ discography is all the proof needed to show that dude dumbed down his lyrics as time went on. It’s not entirely fair to say that Rassy just started fuckin’ with Dre and lost his credibility on the spot, because he had a guest spot from Coolio on the largely underground Soul On Ice, and Coolio in the late 90’s was a celebrity of the same caliber as Dre.

What’s truly amazing about this album is the production. Although, the production of this album has it’s critics, you would be a fool to be among them. Ras Kass enlisted a few no-name producers to handle the production, and resulted with some of the illest production of the 90’s. And trust, when I say no-name’s, I don’t mean semi-legendary West Coast producers. I mean the likes of Vooodu, Bird, Michael Barber, Michael Schlesinger and Reno Delajuan. The only semi-recognizable name is DJ Battlecat who is heavy on the West Coast.

The instrumentals are one thing, but the lyrics are another thing onto themselves. Ras Kass digged deep into his soul to deliver some of these songs. And this belongs in the tapedeck of any true hip hop head for the simple reason that you will never find a similar or even comparable album in the hip hop genre. No other rapper has ever explored race, history, or religion as intimately as Ras Kass does on this album. For that reason alone, this album is worthy of inclusion in your digital collection.

Choice Cuts:

Sonset

Etc.

On Earth As It Is Heaven

Places to cop from:

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Kenn Starr- Starr Status

At first glance, Kenn Starr and the Low Budget crew may just seem like another dope DMV act, they are far more. Knowing Kenn personally, I can tell you that this dude is the truth in every bar. Too many cats from the DMV are trying to appeal to everyone, and thus losing my interest.

Not so much the case here.

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The fact is that time waits for no man
So I grind like teenage couples that slow dance
May cuddle and hold hands, but I’m married to my music
So side romances no chances
I’m focused
When I write in front of my fingers
Like I tried smoking a whole spliff with no roach clip

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Ill Poetic- Home

Ill Poetic’s The World Is Ours is an album of various sorts, from soulful production and captivating lyricism (like on this joint) to relatively dull instrumentals with flat rhymes. However, when Ill P is on his game, he comes through with dopeness relatively unmatched.

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De La Soul (feat. Maceo Parker)- I Be Blowin’

One of various reasons why I fucks with De La Soul so heavily is their tendency to work with talented jazz musicians. On a far different tip than The Roots. Whereas The Roots rightfully call their forrays into alternate genres “experimentation”, Prince Paul knows the place for any and every joint. Even a track like this which is a solo jazz instrumental, not featuring any De La members, fits perfectly into Buhloone Mindstate.

This joint would fit perfect on the Do The Right Thing sountrack. Amazing jazz riff.

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I be blowin’ the soul out of this horn

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Mos Def- Know That (feat. Talib Kweli)

Possibly Mos’ all-time best lyrical performance, and it’s only fitting that it comes over an Ayatollah production of remarkable depth and clarity. Once again, Mos rips shit to such a degree that Kweli sounds like scenery. Although that’s nothing new…

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The streets is watchin me, I watch back, that’s the policy
Movin along my oddesey like blood through the artery
Navigate the treacherous and make it seem effortless
Let those who make the exodus seekin the North beacon
from beatin and hog-eatin, from punishment all season
from hands cracked and bleedin — cotton thorns in your palms
It’s for y’all that I sketch these songs

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Charizma and Peanut Butter Wolf- Methods

There’s not much to make of Charizma as a lyricist, but when he jumps onto sick Peanut Butter Wolf instrumentals that make the heart heavy, he sounds ill as can be. This is what we need more of nowadays, sample heavy beats and stoic storytelling.

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Rap battles, I saw MC’s goin at it
Crews playin new records, I arrived and caused static
From Frisco to Oakland like Bronx to Manhattan

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Al’ Tariq- Do Yo’ Thang

Before the age of Dipset, and the invaluable ignorance that Cam and Jimmy provide for hip hop enthusiasts, there was a man named . He was garnished with finer production (aka the Beatnuts) and this is probably his one and only hit. If you can even call it that, as this was only played on the underground circuit.

Do a Google search on Al' Tariq and the rapper isn’t even the top result.

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QNC- For Da’ Love

It’s one thing to say that you’re doing something for the love, and it’s a completely other thing to sink your whole soul into an surreal instrumental like this. Ill beyond belief.

I do this for the love.

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