Sunday, August 16, 2009

Recap 8/09/09 - 8/16/09

Times flies when your contemporary music culture is in shambles...

Killing time before Labor Day debauchery and back to school sales? Rediscover T.R.O.Y.

Favorite Track From Soul On Ice - The beats are better than you remember and the lyrics age like fine wine. Enter the discussion.

Many Styles - Styles upon styles

Da King & I "Flip Da Scrip" CDS - A lesser known DJ Premier remix.

The Meters - Samples Volume 3 - Do the knowledge.

CM Famalam Freestyles 1998-2002 - "Highlights include segments from J-Live, Atmosphere, Sir Menelik, Guru, MF Doom, Camp Lo, All Natural, Juggaknots, Non Phixion, Necro, Yak Ballz, Common Sense, etc."

Faded '88 - On the bugged tip.

Keep on....

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Faded '88



Your boy is electrolux woozy, far too faded to keep static. Synthetic bass nudges sixty-six trillion bleeping tasks blotted. Neon grafts scintillate in glitches, blasphemy whirs on the mainline deserted. Red Alertness beady-eyed for dap sinister, rituals muted, falsehoods ricocheting every which way but ...wow ya living? Wizened scriptures hum dreary yet glossy, blades steal on persuasion if gleaming. The true and living 40 Below trooper zig-zags in framed claridad slumber, caldera wakefulness.

Blemished Stax streaked gleefully across the fader. On a mission for the perfect breeze to strike the temple walls and tweak the lord bomb as hell. Nothing can save you. Liberty Plaza percolates with flim-flamming journeymen who finagled dime shape-ups in the days of trolley car brothels. Try to babble a mouthful of squid and you won’t make it past the fourth story. Catfish sammiches deluge styrofoam polymers with sinkered Christ-blood. Plaintains and porgies defy pronunciation on these beanpie corners, akh.

Muhammad Speaks sheist. Jesus Christo rock 'em sock 'em robots you to the death. I-Self manifests today’s degree and swigs tonic. Urchins stumble on this intersection just to meet a trident head-on. Barbicide Malt Brew presents: tongue-kissing barracudas entombed in the 'Lo Down lofts, lamping like they invented the puffy comb. The Jet centerfold from ’84 is crinkly, sun-parched, just as Ricky D. warned.

Dreams of digging out that freak nasty Wanda from the Absecon Avenue Co-Ops. Calvin Cooler kinkytwists, bedroom eyes glaring like an aviatrix. Mona Lisa shotgun in Imhotep’s terra cotta Benz-o. Sugar Hill nails six o’clock sharp, magnetic Boone's Farm sweatsuit rapturous. Prays for a plush minaret crib with an Oxford fridge housing juicy scrimps and bowls of Sangria, armadas of manna reverse dunked.

Look at all these crab-asses. Merchant mariners stoop low, anchors and albatrosses hoisted on their scrawny necks. Trafficking volcanic rock out of coral duffle bags. Can't magmatize me. Blackberry molasses country conkin’ Saturday washed away, surf n' turf talk devouring everything around me. Luther Van Muzak oozing rudely from a downtrodden JVC jooked from a Pentecostal basement prior to the great flood. The hidden price of that sweet power-u is steep so the crescent moon will have to do for now. Fresh for 7777 A.D. , you suckas. -- Thun

Friday, August 14, 2009

CM Famalam Freestyles 1998-2002 (400 MB)





Today, we're presenting you with 400 MB worth of freestyles from Bobbito's CM Famalam Radio Show (1998-2002). Most of the individual mp3s are lengthy sessions. Highlights include segments from J-Live, Atmosphere, Sir Menelik, Guru, MF Doom, Camp Lo, All Natural, Juggaknots, Non Phixion, Necro, Yak Ballz, Common Sense, etc. I acquired this stuff in a trade back in 2003.



Volume 1

Volume 2

Volume 3

Volume 4



All tracks are untitled. It wasn't worth the time for me to do playlists because I'm honestly not feeling the vast majority of these freestyle sessions, but I know that a lot of people love this stuff.



Preview:



J-Live





All Natural





Nes of Dirty Waters fame also posted a collection of CM Famalam highlights from 2001



--Roy Johnson

Thursday, August 13, 2009

The Meters - Samples Volume 3



Installment #3. My favorite track from this volume is definitely "Rigor Mortis". Other personal favorites include "Pungee" and "Funky Miracle".

The Meters - Samples Volume 3
1. The Meters - Pungee
2. Ice Cube - Colorblind
3. The Meters - Rigor Mortis
4. Jungle Brothers - I'm Gonna Do You
5. Del - Same Ol' Thing
6. The Meters - Thinking
7. Scarface - I'm Dead
8. The Meters - Funky Miracle
9. Gang Starr - Take A Rest
10. Digital Underground - The DFLO Shuttle
11. The Meters - Yeah, You're Right
12. CMW - 8 Iz Enough
13. The Meters - 9 'til 5
14. Low Profile - Comin' Straight From The Heart
15. Jungle Brothers - Black Is Black
16. Jungle Brothers - Simple As That
17. The Meters - Dry Spell
18. Two Kings In A Cypher - For The Brothers...
http://www.mediafire.com/?agyno4m2wmk

Preview:

Pungee


Rigor Mortis


Thinking


Funky Miracle


Yeah, You're Right


9 'Til 5


Dry Spell


Props to dirt dog for the cover.

--Roy Johnson

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Da King & I - Flip Da Scrip (DJ Premier Remix) CD Single 1993



Here we have the CD Single of Da King & I 'Krak Da Weazel/bw Flip Da Scrip (Remix)'. The main reason I bought this CD Single was for the Flip Da Script (Remix) remixed by DJ Premier. Premier laced them a great beat with jazzy gang starr flavor. Krak Da Weazel is probably my favorite track on Contemporary Jeep Music after Tears. It's great to own this forgotten Premier Remix on CD! Enjoy,


1 Krak Da Weazel (Radio Edit) (3:13)
2 Krak Da Weazel (Vibe Track) (3:12)
3 Krak Da Weazel (Album Version) (3:13)
4 Flip Da Scrip (Remix) (Radio Edit) (3:52)
5 Flip Da Scrip (Remix) (Vibe Track) (3:52)
6 Flip Da Scrip (Remix) (Main Pass) (3:52)

Download


-- Thomas V

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Many Styles



Many Styles
1. Beastie Boys - The New Style
2. BDP - The Style You Haven't Done Yet
3. Poor Righteous Teachers & Krs-One - Conscious Style
4. Original Flavor, Jay-Z & Freshco - Many Styles
5. Masta Ace Inc - Crazy Drunken Style
6. Method Man - PLO Style
7. Cella Dwellas - Medina Style
8. Funkmaster Flex - Butterfly Style (Live MSG Mix)
9. Yaggfu Front - Fling-A-Ling Style
10. Alkaholiks - Funny Style
11. Pharcyde - Funny Style Part I
12. Styles Of Beyond - Many Styles
13. Styles Of Beyond - Styles Of Beyond
14. Alkaholiks - Funny Style (Instrumental)
http://www.mediafire.com/?5eztogfxt3n

Preview:

Beastie Boys - The New Style


BDP - The Style You Haven't Done Yet


Poor Righteous Teachers & Krs-One - Conscious Style


Pharcyde - Funny Style Part I


--Roy Johnson

Monday, August 10, 2009

Favorite Track From "Soul On Ice"



We recently had a poll at the TROY Forum where we asked people to vote for their favorite track from "Soul On Ice". In my case, it wasn't easy, as I've had at least six different favorites over the years, but as of this moment, my go-to track is probably "The Evil That Men Do".

On Earth As It Is


Anything Goes


Marinatin'


Reelishymn


Nature Of The Threat


Etc.


Sonset


Drama


The Evil That Men Do


If/Then


Miami Life


Soul On Ice


Ordo Abchao


Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments section.

--Roy Johnson