Last month we were a little late with this so it's only right we make up the difference by dropping this early.
Volume 10 is full of heat rocks and should appeal to just about every kind of hip-hop fan out there. We got some new joints by Dynas, Baby Blak, Skyzoo, Ghostface, Masta Killa & Big Boi. Recently I discovered
Fresh Daily and was taken back by his album that I had to lace ya'll twice!
And if you forgot what its like to hear an emcee blackout make sure you listen to Ali's "Best@it." We appreciate feedback, good or bad so be sure to let us know what you love, hate or would like to hear on upcoming volumes.
And remember we're always looking for gems to lace these compilations so be sure to email us heat @
blog.philaflava@gmail.com. And for coverage on current hip-hop make sure to visit our sister blog
Steady Bloggin. Enjoy! --Philaflava
Sounds Like The 90's (Volume 10)1. Fresh Daily - Supaspectacular!
2. Bro Ali - Best@it
feat. Freeway & Joell Ortiz
3. Sha Stimuli - Move Back
feat. Freeway & Young Chris
(prod. Just Blaze)4. Dynas - The Future
feat. DJ Jazzy Jeff
5. Baby Blak - Evolution
(prod. L.G.)*
6. De La Soul - La La La
7. Fresh Daily - Video Gaming
8. Skyzoo - Return of The Real
(prod. Just Blaze)9. Raekwon - Surgical Gloves
(prod. Alchemist)10. Boycott Blues - Da Math
feat. Consequence & Insight
11. O.C. & A.G. - Think About It
12. Masta Killa - Things Just Ain't The Same
13. Dynas - Family Jewels
feat. Slick Rick*
14. KRS-One & Buckshot - Oh Really?
feat. Talib Kweli
(prod. Marco Polo)15. Ghostface Killah - Guest House
feat. Fabolous
16. Big Boi - Fo Yo Sorrows feat. Too $hort & George Clinton
*T.R.O.Y Exclusive
Catch up an all 10 volumes here. Props to Strategy for assisting in the tagging of all these tracks and of course Kalel. The man who has been the mastermind behind all these dope album covers for the past 10 months.
Unfortunately, Volume 10 will be the last for Kalel. He's blowin' up, making moves and leaving us for bigger and better things. We wish him the best and want to thank him for everything he's done for T.R.O.Y.
Sounds Like The 90's (Volume 10)
In 1999, the video game "Wu Tang: Shaolin Style" was released for the PlayStation. It was titled "Taste The Pain" in PAL territories. It was a fighting game based on the Wu-Tang Clan's kung fu influence. Wu Tang: Shaolin Style was poorly received by many video game reviewers but anyway, my intention is to post the soundtrack not the video game. The PlayStation disc had its soundtrack which was playable on every music cd player. It featured every song that was exclusively made for the game.
