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Calle 13 - Residente O Visitante
From www.okayplayer.com:
Calle 13 will change your mind about reggaeton and Latin hip-hop. The Puerto Rican duo of emcee Residente and producer Visitante throw out all conventions of urban Latin music on their sophomore release. While establishing a large following with their danceable, reggaeton-tinged self-titled debut, Residente o Visitante finds the group adopting the musical styling of many Latin American nations, and adding their distinct hip-hop flavor accented by Residente’s unique voice and flow. The result is one of the best Latin hip-hop albums recorded, punctuated by excellent and eclectic production, and some of the raunchiest and most comical lyrics put to recorded media.
Residente o Visitante is a tour of Latin America through the eyes of two demented hip-hop heads. “Tango De Pecado” employs the typical orchestral backing of an Argentine tango, paired with Residente’s tongue-in-cheek tales of Satanism and sin, demanding listeners to dance atop volcanic lava. “La Cumbia de Los Aburridos” satirizes club wallflowers and party-poopers with the accordion and brass of typically Colombian cumbia music. The tour continues with the Mexican-influenced, tuba-heavy “La Fokin’ Moda,” and the Brazilian samba-flavored “Un Beso De Desayuno.” The latter may be Calle 13’s first quasi-sincere love song, but often employs Dali-esque levels of surrealism in its storytelling.
Although Residente’s nonsensical and sexually-explicit lyrics are often overshadowed by Visitante’s picturesque melodies, Residente is unafraid to remind us of his hip-hop roots and political undertones. “Sin Exagerar” pairs the duo with Puerto Rico’s best rapper, Tego Calderon, for a funky and danceable display of their lyrical skills. Calle 13 pays tribute to their birthplace on “La Crema,” a horn-driven head-nodder. The shining moment, though, is “Pal Norte.” On the track, the duo team with Cuban hip-hop trio Orishas for a fiery guitar-based tirade on the issues of Latin American immigration.
Although it’s easy for Calle 13 to be grouped into the same musical categories as Daddy Yankee, the duo actually belongs in a much smaller and more elite category. Along with artists like Tego Calderon, Orishas, and Ozomatli, Calle 13 are amongst the few actually pushing the boundaries of Latin music, blending the best of hip-hop with the music and spirit of hundreds of years of Latin culture.
- Adrian Ruhi
Download Residente O Visitante
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/27/2007 0 feedback
BOMB HIP HOP - Return of the DJ Vol. 1
1. Death of Hip Hop - Kool DJ Eq
2. Ghetto on the Cut - DJ Ghetto
3. Rob Get's Busy - Rob Swift
4. The Bomb Drops - Rob Swift
5. Scratch Monopoly, Pt 2 - Jeep Beat Collective
6. Invasion of the Octopus People - Invisibl Skratch Piklz/Disk/Q-Bert/Shortkut
7. U Can Get With Discs or You Can Get With D.A.T. - DJ Z-Trip
8. The Chronicles (I Will Always Love H.E.R.) - Peanut Butter Wolf
9. Terrorwrist (Beneath the Under) - Mix Master Mike
10. The Track - DJ Aladin/DJ Honda/DJ Yutaka
11. Lesson 4: The Radio - Cut Chemist
12. Suckas (Sucka DJ Dis) - DJ Babu
Download Return of the DJ, Vol. 1
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/26/2007 0 feedback
Fantastic funky grooves from the always on-target Jazzman vinyl 45s label. Don't take the "yet another" in the title as any lack of quality; this set's a great batch of super-rare groovers, put together with an incredible array of styles. The set compiles a dozen singles issued on the label over the past few years. Older tracks reissued properly, and presented here.
Tracklisting:
01 That's What Friends Are For - Madeline Bell
02 I Can't Keep from Crying Sometimes - The Dierdre Wilson Tabac
03 Zozoi - France Gall
04 Black Out - Wess and the Airedales
05 Return of the Prodigal Son - Byrdie Green
06 Shady Blues - Lee Mason
07 Funkier Than a Mosquito's Tweeter - Nina Simone
08 The Church Is Within Us, Oh Lord - Kent Schneider
09 Why Don't You Do Right - Mark Murphy
10 Tema de Soninha - IRP-3
11 The Hustler - Gordon Beck
12 Poltergeist - Nino Nardini
Enjoy.
Soul Solo is a project aimed at publishing mixes and compilations of rare, quality music, centered especially on the jazz fusion/ethnic/electro-funk/disco lounge genres.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30392550/InfusionDiscB.rar
Detroit Soul: Real Soul Music From The Motor City
Detroit Soul is firmly back on the map. Years after Motown, years after Techno, the motor city is humming again with some of the best underground soul in the US. This excellent set does a great job of pulling together the rich range of current work from Detroit. Moving slightly past hip hop and dancefloor, tracks to go for the mellower, more neo soulful work. The sound of the set is wonderful, chilled out, not in a lazy way, but with a soulful vibe that takes us back to the days of Stevie and Syreeta. 11 cuts on 2LPs now available here.
Tracklisting:
1. Welcome
2. Truth - Dwele
3. You - Bubz Fiddler
4. Open Your Eyes - Platinum Pied Pipers
5. Inside - Malik Alston, John Arnold
6. Think Twice - The Detroit Experiment
7. Red
8. Feeling of Love
9. People Make the World Go Round [J88 Remix/Benji B Edit] - Innerzone Orchestra
10. Contentment in Humidity - Al Syzmanski
11. Brazliian Groove
12. Burning Brightly - Ayro
13. Tainted - Dwele,
14. Loveliest - Athletic Mic League
15. Coming Up for Air - George Katsiris
16. Goodbye
First and second volume of DJs from Reggae's legendary 'University of Reggae', Studio One Records. These collections feature super-rare tracks from the finest DJ greats ever to record in Jamaica:
Track Listing
1. More Scorcha -- Count Machuki
2. Rockfort Shock -- Prince Francis
3. Power Version -- Dennis Alcapone
4. Natty Kung Fu -- Dillinger
5. Man of Creation -- Jah Scotchie
6. Seen Him -- Jim Brown
7. Love in the Arena -- Jah Buzz
8. Street Doctor -- Prince Francis
9. The Answer -- Lone Ranger
10. Crime Don't Pay -- Prince Jazzbo
11. Every Man a Me Brethren -- Brigadier Jerry
12. Version of Rights -- Big Joe
13. The Big Match -- Lone Ranger
14. Warning -- Jah Jesco
15. Natty Farmyard -- Prince Far I
16. Father and Dreadlocks -- Charlie Ace & Dread Locks
http://rapidshare.com/files/30428901/_Studio_One_-_DJ_s_.rar
Tracklisting :
01. Dennis Alcapone - Fever Teaser
02. Prince Jazzbo - Pepper Rock
03. Carey Johnson - Correction Train
04. Bobby Jackie & Soul Defenders - Reggae Wiggle
05. Prince Francis - Ethiopia
06. Brigadier Jerry - Ram Dance Master
07. King Stitt - No Man Version
08. Little Joe - Gun Court
09. Prince Jazzbo - Crab Walking (discomix)
10. Lone Ranger - Tribute To Bob Marley
11. Soul Vendors - Whip Time
12. Prince Francis - Rocking Machine
13. King Cry Cry - I Had A Talk
14. Jim Brown - Clippin
15. Jah Jesco - West Gone Black
16. Big Joe - Get Out Bald Head
17. Dennis Alcapone - Home Version
18. Lone Ranger - Keep On Coming A The Dance
http://rapidshare.com/files/30481426/VA_-_studio_one_djs_vol.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30471651/VA_-_studio_one_djs_vol.part2.rar
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/14/2007 0 feedback
One of the best funky comps on the Soul Patrol label, and it's got a totally great set of hard funky tracks -- of the deep funk variety that always gets a compilation moving! As usual, you probably won't find many of these on any other compilation -- and the set itself is a motherlode of hard drums, blaring horns, and rumbling funky basslines. Vocals and instrumentals mix it up in a very nice way -- and tracks include "Trespasser" by Bad Medicine, "Just Plain Funk" by James Polk, "Hung Up" by Salt, "Stay Together" by Soul Excitement, "Can You Handle It" by The Intensions, "Funky Penguin" by Dennis Lee & The Notables, "Can't Buy Soul" by Hebrew Rogers, and "Mr. Machine" by The Chefs!
http://rapidshare.com/files/3037916..._rare_original_funk_killers__mp3_320kbps_.rar
Immortal Soul of Al Green
4 Disc Boxset
Tracklist
http://rapidshare.com/files/30570964/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30602835/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30624782/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30587642/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30611108/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_5.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30636224/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_6.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30546115/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_7.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30554238/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_8.rar
600MB
by request:
Soul Sisters Collection
Funky female soul galore; a killer set of rare tunes that's one of the best sets of this type we've ever uploaded! The SuperFunk crew at BGP have gone through the rich array of labels handled by the company, pulling out some massive tunes that really push our understanding of female soul. Most of the tunes on the set are completely new to most ears, and there's a great mix of northern and southern funk styles that keeps things super-fresh. Drums crackle, basslines pound, and the gals belt it out loud, clear, and funky on a set of 20 amazing tracks.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30464130/Funk_soul_sisters_part_1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30470141/Funk_soul_sisters_part_2.rar
This set's a brilliant follow-up to the first Funk Soul Sisters set on BGP. There's a depth here that goes way past the obvious; a love of bad-rapping funky female soul that digs deeper, and comes up with some key gems that explode cliches and really expand our love of the music. Titles include both rare album and single tracks pulled from a variety of American indies of the late 60s and early 70s, and although many are by familiar artists, they offer up a side of their talents you really wouldn't expect.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30408891/More_Adventures_Of_Funksoul_Sisters.rar
Probably the best in the series, a great amalgamation of Funk, Northern Soul and Rare Bar Groove. The soul sisters on this album sing from the heart and shoot from the hit. True masterpieces from heroines of R&B.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30348406/Soulsistersgoodwoman.zip
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/13/2007 0 feedback
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Kid Koala - Your Mom's Favorite DJ
Download Your Mom's Favorite DJ
NOW this is more like the Ninja release of days gone by – slick beats, some serious funk and a DJ who mixes the eccentric with the downright cool!
Kid Koala, aka Eric San, is one of the label’s most distinct and essential artists. Previous DJ masterclasses have included Scratchcratchratchatch, not to mention Scratch Happy Land and Some Of My Best Friends Are DJs.
His third album Your Mom’s Favourite DJ is a slick collection of romance, silent movie comedy and swing that your mother may well raise a smile at, woven together with classic hip-hop beats, breaks and general swathes of heavy guitars.
Occasionally, it contains a classic Motown feel, while at other times there’s nods to Northern Soul; ‘70s rock grooves trade places with cinematic interludes, while the various samples and cartoon flourishes merely add a unique glow that ensures the LP shines just as brightly as Kid Koala’s previous efforts.
What’s more, it draws on many of Eric’s own influences and his work as an illustrator, graphic artist, filmmaker, puppet master and musician.
Throughout, there are references to a book about a clarinet-playing mosquito that Eric is currently working on, plus to the musical puppet show he has in development.
And there are also some tests for a new group called Slew.
If that suggests Eric has become a little side-tracked, or is stretching his talent a tad too far, then don’t worry – the mix is seamless.
The beats are genuinely hip-shaking, the comedy as funny as hell and the breakdowns, mixing and turntabling as effortless and hip as they’ve always been.
So kick back or get your dancing shoes on and let Kid Koala seriously entertain you. This is 34 minutes of pure class that one wishes could only last longer!
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/04/2007 1 feedback
SOUL MAKOSSA - MANU DIBANGO
The spark for Manu Dibango's international following.
1. Soul Makossa
2. Kata Kata
3. Recontre
4. Soukouss
5. Taoumba
6. Pepe Soup
7. Moni
8. Essimo
9. New Bell Hard Pulsation
10. Nights In Zeralda
11. O Boso
Download:
SOUL MAKOSSA
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/03/2007 1 feedback
the Show (soundtrack)
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1. Hip Hop Is... - Kid Creole, Kid Capri, Ecstasy
2. Live!!! - Onyx
3. Move On... - Slick Rick
4. My Block - 2 Pac
5. What's Up Star? - Suga
6. Headbanger Boogie - Method Man
7. How High - Redman/Method Man
8. It's Entertainment... - Dr. Dre
9. Everyday Thang - Bone Thugs N Harmony
10. Everyday It Rains - Mary J. Blige
11. It's All I Had - The Notorious B.I.G.
12. Ol' Skool - Isaac 2 Isaac
13. Domino's In The House - Domino
14. Summertime In The LBC - The Dove Shack
15. The West Coast - Treach
16. Sowhatusayin - South Central Cartel Productions
17. Zoom Zooms And Wam Wam - Jayo Felony
18. Droppin Bombz - Tray D/So. Sentrelle
19. Save Yourself - Snoop Doggy Dogg
20. Still Can't Fade It - Warren G Productions
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/02/2007 0 feedback
Cilvaringz - I (2007)
Wu Tang's
CILVARINGZ - I
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SOUL FOOD - Goodie Mob
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BIZ MARKIE - GOIN' OFF
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Goin' Off
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/01/2007 0 feedback
MARLEY MARL - IN CONTROL VOL. 1
Classic hip hop.
IN CONTROL VOL. 1
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/01/2007 0 feedback
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Calle 13 - Residente O Visitante
From www.okayplayer.com:
Calle 13 will change your mind about reggaeton and Latin hip-hop. The Puerto Rican duo of emcee Residente and producer Visitante throw out all conventions of urban Latin music on their sophomore release. While establishing a large following with their danceable, reggaeton-tinged self-titled debut, Residente o Visitante finds the group adopting the musical styling of many Latin American nations, and adding their distinct hip-hop flavor accented by Residente’s unique voice and flow. The result is one of the best Latin hip-hop albums recorded, punctuated by excellent and eclectic production, and some of the raunchiest and most comical lyrics put to recorded media.
Residente o Visitante is a tour of Latin America through the eyes of two demented hip-hop heads. “Tango De Pecado” employs the typical orchestral backing of an Argentine tango, paired with Residente’s tongue-in-cheek tales of Satanism and sin, demanding listeners to dance atop volcanic lava. “La Cumbia de Los Aburridos” satirizes club wallflowers and party-poopers with the accordion and brass of typically Colombian cumbia music. The tour continues with the Mexican-influenced, tuba-heavy “La Fokin’ Moda,” and the Brazilian samba-flavored “Un Beso De Desayuno.” The latter may be Calle 13’s first quasi-sincere love song, but often employs Dali-esque levels of surrealism in its storytelling.
Although Residente’s nonsensical and sexually-explicit lyrics are often overshadowed by Visitante’s picturesque melodies, Residente is unafraid to remind us of his hip-hop roots and political undertones. “Sin Exagerar” pairs the duo with Puerto Rico’s best rapper, Tego Calderon, for a funky and danceable display of their lyrical skills. Calle 13 pays tribute to their birthplace on “La Crema,” a horn-driven head-nodder. The shining moment, though, is “Pal Norte.” On the track, the duo team with Cuban hip-hop trio Orishas for a fiery guitar-based tirade on the issues of Latin American immigration.
Although it’s easy for Calle 13 to be grouped into the same musical categories as Daddy Yankee, the duo actually belongs in a much smaller and more elite category. Along with artists like Tego Calderon, Orishas, and Ozomatli, Calle 13 are amongst the few actually pushing the boundaries of Latin music, blending the best of hip-hop with the music and spirit of hundreds of years of Latin culture.
- Adrian Ruhi
Download Residente O Visitante
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/27/2007 0 feedback
BOMB HIP HOP - Return of the DJ Vol. 1
1. Death of Hip Hop - Kool DJ Eq
2. Ghetto on the Cut - DJ Ghetto
3. Rob Get's Busy - Rob Swift
4. The Bomb Drops - Rob Swift
5. Scratch Monopoly, Pt 2 - Jeep Beat Collective
6. Invasion of the Octopus People - Invisibl Skratch Piklz/Disk/Q-Bert/Shortkut
7. U Can Get With Discs or You Can Get With D.A.T. - DJ Z-Trip
8. The Chronicles (I Will Always Love H.E.R.) - Peanut Butter Wolf
9. Terrorwrist (Beneath the Under) - Mix Master Mike
10. The Track - DJ Aladin/DJ Honda/DJ Yutaka
11. Lesson 4: The Radio - Cut Chemist
12. Suckas (Sucka DJ Dis) - DJ Babu
Download Return of the DJ, Vol. 1
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/26/2007 0 feedback
Fantastic funky grooves from the always on-target Jazzman vinyl 45s label. Don't take the "yet another" in the title as any lack of quality; this set's a great batch of super-rare groovers, put together with an incredible array of styles. The set compiles a dozen singles issued on the label over the past few years. Older tracks reissued properly, and presented here.
Tracklisting:
01 That's What Friends Are For - Madeline Bell
02 I Can't Keep from Crying Sometimes - The Dierdre Wilson Tabac
03 Zozoi - France Gall
04 Black Out - Wess and the Airedales
05 Return of the Prodigal Son - Byrdie Green
06 Shady Blues - Lee Mason
07 Funkier Than a Mosquito's Tweeter - Nina Simone
08 The Church Is Within Us, Oh Lord - Kent Schneider
09 Why Don't You Do Right - Mark Murphy
10 Tema de Soninha - IRP-3
11 The Hustler - Gordon Beck
12 Poltergeist - Nino Nardini
Enjoy.
Soul Solo is a project aimed at publishing mixes and compilations of rare, quality music, centered especially on the jazz fusion/ethnic/electro-funk/disco lounge genres.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30392550/InfusionDiscB.rar
Detroit Soul: Real Soul Music From The Motor City
Detroit Soul is firmly back on the map. Years after Motown, years after Techno, the motor city is humming again with some of the best underground soul in the US. This excellent set does a great job of pulling together the rich range of current work from Detroit. Moving slightly past hip hop and dancefloor, tracks to go for the mellower, more neo soulful work. The sound of the set is wonderful, chilled out, not in a lazy way, but with a soulful vibe that takes us back to the days of Stevie and Syreeta. 11 cuts on 2LPs now available here.
Tracklisting:
1. Welcome
2. Truth - Dwele
3. You - Bubz Fiddler
4. Open Your Eyes - Platinum Pied Pipers
5. Inside - Malik Alston, John Arnold
6. Think Twice - The Detroit Experiment
7. Red
8. Feeling of Love
9. People Make the World Go Round [J88 Remix/Benji B Edit] - Innerzone Orchestra
10. Contentment in Humidity - Al Syzmanski
11. Brazliian Groove
12. Burning Brightly - Ayro
13. Tainted - Dwele,
14. Loveliest - Athletic Mic League
15. Coming Up for Air - George Katsiris
16. Goodbye
First and second volume of DJs from Reggae's legendary 'University of Reggae', Studio One Records. These collections feature super-rare tracks from the finest DJ greats ever to record in Jamaica:
Track Listing
1. More Scorcha -- Count Machuki
2. Rockfort Shock -- Prince Francis
3. Power Version -- Dennis Alcapone
4. Natty Kung Fu -- Dillinger
5. Man of Creation -- Jah Scotchie
6. Seen Him -- Jim Brown
7. Love in the Arena -- Jah Buzz
8. Street Doctor -- Prince Francis
9. The Answer -- Lone Ranger
10. Crime Don't Pay -- Prince Jazzbo
11. Every Man a Me Brethren -- Brigadier Jerry
12. Version of Rights -- Big Joe
13. The Big Match -- Lone Ranger
14. Warning -- Jah Jesco
15. Natty Farmyard -- Prince Far I
16. Father and Dreadlocks -- Charlie Ace & Dread Locks
http://rapidshare.com/files/30428901/_Studio_One_-_DJ_s_.rar
Tracklisting :
01. Dennis Alcapone - Fever Teaser
02. Prince Jazzbo - Pepper Rock
03. Carey Johnson - Correction Train
04. Bobby Jackie & Soul Defenders - Reggae Wiggle
05. Prince Francis - Ethiopia
06. Brigadier Jerry - Ram Dance Master
07. King Stitt - No Man Version
08. Little Joe - Gun Court
09. Prince Jazzbo - Crab Walking (discomix)
10. Lone Ranger - Tribute To Bob Marley
11. Soul Vendors - Whip Time
12. Prince Francis - Rocking Machine
13. King Cry Cry - I Had A Talk
14. Jim Brown - Clippin
15. Jah Jesco - West Gone Black
16. Big Joe - Get Out Bald Head
17. Dennis Alcapone - Home Version
18. Lone Ranger - Keep On Coming A The Dance
http://rapidshare.com/files/30481426/VA_-_studio_one_djs_vol.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30471651/VA_-_studio_one_djs_vol.part2.rar
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/14/2007 0 feedback
One of the best funky comps on the Soul Patrol label, and it's got a totally great set of hard funky tracks -- of the deep funk variety that always gets a compilation moving! As usual, you probably won't find many of these on any other compilation -- and the set itself is a motherlode of hard drums, blaring horns, and rumbling funky basslines. Vocals and instrumentals mix it up in a very nice way -- and tracks include "Trespasser" by Bad Medicine, "Just Plain Funk" by James Polk, "Hung Up" by Salt, "Stay Together" by Soul Excitement, "Can You Handle It" by The Intensions, "Funky Penguin" by Dennis Lee & The Notables, "Can't Buy Soul" by Hebrew Rogers, and "Mr. Machine" by The Chefs!
http://rapidshare.com/files/3037916..._rare_original_funk_killers__mp3_320kbps_.rar
Immortal Soul of Al Green
4 Disc Boxset
Tracklist
http://rapidshare.com/files/30570964/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30602835/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30624782/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30587642/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30611108/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_5.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30636224/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_6.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30546115/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_7.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30554238/Immortal_soul_Al_Green_8.rar
600MB
by request:
Soul Sisters Collection
Funky female soul galore; a killer set of rare tunes that's one of the best sets of this type we've ever uploaded! The SuperFunk crew at BGP have gone through the rich array of labels handled by the company, pulling out some massive tunes that really push our understanding of female soul. Most of the tunes on the set are completely new to most ears, and there's a great mix of northern and southern funk styles that keeps things super-fresh. Drums crackle, basslines pound, and the gals belt it out loud, clear, and funky on a set of 20 amazing tracks.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30464130/Funk_soul_sisters_part_1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/30470141/Funk_soul_sisters_part_2.rar
This set's a brilliant follow-up to the first Funk Soul Sisters set on BGP. There's a depth here that goes way past the obvious; a love of bad-rapping funky female soul that digs deeper, and comes up with some key gems that explode cliches and really expand our love of the music. Titles include both rare album and single tracks pulled from a variety of American indies of the late 60s and early 70s, and although many are by familiar artists, they offer up a side of their talents you really wouldn't expect.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30408891/More_Adventures_Of_Funksoul_Sisters.rar
Probably the best in the series, a great amalgamation of Funk, Northern Soul and Rare Bar Groove. The soul sisters on this album sing from the heart and shoot from the hit. True masterpieces from heroines of R&B.
http://rapidshare.com/files/30348406/Soulsistersgoodwoman.zip
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/13/2007 0 feedback
Peter Tosh - Equal Rights (1977)http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif
DOWNLOAD EQUAL RIGHTS
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/06/2007 2 feedback
Kid Koala - Your Mom's Favorite DJ
Download Your Mom's Favorite DJ
NOW this is more like the Ninja release of days gone by – slick beats, some serious funk and a DJ who mixes the eccentric with the downright cool!
Kid Koala, aka Eric San, is one of the label’s most distinct and essential artists. Previous DJ masterclasses have included Scratchcratchratchatch, not to mention Scratch Happy Land and Some Of My Best Friends Are DJs.
His third album Your Mom’s Favourite DJ is a slick collection of romance, silent movie comedy and swing that your mother may well raise a smile at, woven together with classic hip-hop beats, breaks and general swathes of heavy guitars.
Occasionally, it contains a classic Motown feel, while at other times there’s nods to Northern Soul; ‘70s rock grooves trade places with cinematic interludes, while the various samples and cartoon flourishes merely add a unique glow that ensures the LP shines just as brightly as Kid Koala’s previous efforts.
What’s more, it draws on many of Eric’s own influences and his work as an illustrator, graphic artist, filmmaker, puppet master and musician.
Throughout, there are references to a book about a clarinet-playing mosquito that Eric is currently working on, plus to the musical puppet show he has in development.
And there are also some tests for a new group called Slew.
If that suggests Eric has become a little side-tracked, or is stretching his talent a tad too far, then don’t worry – the mix is seamless.
The beats are genuinely hip-shaking, the comedy as funny as hell and the breakdowns, mixing and turntabling as effortless and hip as they’ve always been.
So kick back or get your dancing shoes on and let Kid Koala seriously entertain you. This is 34 minutes of pure class that one wishes could only last longer!
Posted by Members: C & Ras John at 5/04/2007 1 feedback
SOUL MAKOSSA - MANU DIBANGO
The spark for Manu Dibango's international following.
1. Soul Makossa
2. Kata Kata
3. Recontre
4. Soukouss
5. Taoumba
6. Pepe Soup
7. Moni
8. Essimo
9. New Bell Hard Pulsation
10. Nights In Zeralda
11. O Boso
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the Show (soundtrack)
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1. Hip Hop Is... - Kid Creole, Kid Capri, Ecstasy
2. Live!!! - Onyx
3. Move On... - Slick Rick
4. My Block - 2 Pac
5. What's Up Star? - Suga
6. Headbanger Boogie - Method Man
7. How High - Redman/Method Man
8. It's Entertainment... - Dr. Dre
9. Everyday Thang - Bone Thugs N Harmony
10. Everyday It Rains - Mary J. Blige
11. It's All I Had - The Notorious B.I.G.
12. Ol' Skool - Isaac 2 Isaac
13. Domino's In The House - Domino
14. Summertime In The LBC - The Dove Shack
15. The West Coast - Treach
16. Sowhatusayin - South Central Cartel Productions
17. Zoom Zooms And Wam Wam - Jayo Felony
18. Droppin Bombz - Tray D/So. Sentrelle
19. Save Yourself - Snoop Doggy Dogg
20. Still Can't Fade It - Warren G Productions
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Cilvaringz - I (2007)
Wu Tang's
CILVARINGZ - I
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SOUL FOOD - Goodie Mob
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BIZ MARKIE - GOIN' OFF
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Goin' Off
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MARLEY MARL - IN CONTROL VOL. 1
Classic hip hop.
IN CONTROL VOL. 1
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