Monday, February 15, 2010

Boston Underground - Volume Two (1993-1997)


Ok Boston locals, give me the lowdown. What are the best spots for picking up (used) vinyl ? I'm out here on the west coast but next time I make it back that way I want to know where to hunt. I did a trip there in 2006 but didn't have time for any crate digging. Alas. This compilation is something I put together back in 2007. It is volume 2 of an 8 part series. I figure most of the tracks here are already familiar to underground heads, but it's still a good lineup. Put the needle on and listen up. Okay, okay click the play button and then listen up. Here's a link and the tracklist.

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01 (4:53) Top Choice Clique - Push It Past Red (Full Length Mix) 1994
02 (2:31) Joint Ventures - Something For The Head 1993
03 (2:59) Big Shug - P.D.S. 1995
04 (4:44) Concrete Click - Criminal 1995
05 (3:37) M Slash - If You Test We (Main) 1996
06 (3:59) Juice With Soul - Nickel Plated Funk 1993
07 (5:41) Mike Ladd & Company Flow - Bladerunners 1995
08 (5:35) The Almighty RSO - Hellbound (The RSO Saga Part 2) 1994
09 (4:11) Knucklehedz - Savages 1993
10 (5:09) Krumb Snatcha - Hustlers and Hardcore 1997
11 (4:39) Street Poets - Cant Find My Way 1995
12 (4:03) Mr. Lif - Madness in A Cup (Original '95 Demo) 1995
13 (4:38) T-Max - Business 1996
14 (5:10) Easy Business - Wear Your Anorak 1994
15 (2:55) Knowledge X - Put On Your X-Hat 1993
16 (3:23) Ed O.G. & Da Bulldogs - Streets Of The Ghetto 1994
17 (4:15) Laster - Off Balance (Rmx Dirty) 1997
18 (4:48) Xcaliber - Always So Hard 1997
19 (3:47) God Complex - Over Flow 1995
20 (3:46) Criminal Scientifik - Criminal (prod Ed OG) 1994
21 (3:55) Raw Produce - Cycles 1995

Enjoy volume 2, thanks for checking us out here at T.R.O.Y. and spread the word!

--Schenectadyfan

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Ras Kass - The Endangered Lyricist

Just today I received an email from Kris over at Ras Kass Central, where he has a Canibus-like online following and I noticed they're starting this campaign called "Save Ras Kass." Now, it's no secret that he is one of my favorite lyricists of all-time. It's no secret that T.R.O.Y. has showed Ras Kass more love than most rappers discussed here. In fact, I'm willing to bet there hasn't been a blog out there that has come close to what we have done as far as support goes.

Just check the record.

Ras Kass - What Could Have Been?

So getting back to this viral marketing they're doing. What exactly does Ras Kass need saving from? He is no longer in prison. He is no longer signed to Priority Records (at least, I believe so). He is no longer beefing with established rappers (who aren't nearly as talented as he is) like Game. So basically Ras Kass needs saving from Ras Kass. Maybe it's the folks he surrounds himself with. Maybe it's his management? Maybe, just maybe Ras Kass needs go back to the basics and realize what made him the lyricist he is today.

Below we're sold on "15 of Ras Kass' classic songs to remind everyone why Ras Kass is one of the top 5 emcees. " yet we all can look at this track list and easily pick apart a handful of selections that are suppose to help remind us of his G.O.A.T. status. No Sonset? No Etc.? No Jack Frost? No Music Bizness? No Oral Sex (pause)? No Won't Catch Me Runnin"? No Remain Anonymous?

You know the saying you only get one chance for a first impression? Well he's had multiple chances and he still isn't getting it right. I'm not here to pick apart what Ras does, it's only because I have so much respect and expectation for him as an emcee that I feel this adamant about his career and his choices he has made over the years. So download this mixtape and hear glimpses of why Ras Kass was once not to be fucked with and hopefully he'll find his way back home. We've all been waiting. Hip-hop has been waiting. - Jason Gloss

Friday, February 12, 2010

North & South Carolina Underground Part 3


This is the 3rd compilation I've done with North and South Carolina hip hop. If you missed the first two you can check them out here--

http://philaflava.blogspot.com/2009/01/north-vs-south-carolina-1994-2001.html

http://philaflava.blogspot.com/2009/06/north-south-carolina-underground-part-2.html

This volume is a nice mix of smooth gangsta rap and more traditional east coast hip hop. The southeast has me hooked and after listening you'll see why. Here's a link and the tracklist.

http://sharebee.com/63b214b6

01 (4:05) South Click - We Dont Need (South Carolina 1998)
02 (4:14) Demico - Dark Treasure (South Carolina 1997)
03 (3:51) The Nobodies - Get What Im Sayin (North Carolina 1997)
04 (3:21) Servin' Mike Ervin - In Da Liquor Houz (South Carolina 1995)
05 (2:26) Slank And Boogie - Shit Talk (South Carolina 1999)
06 (4:44) Omniscience - Everybody's Got An Ego (North Carolina 1995)
07 (5:20) Mental Dimension - Material Drama (North Carolina 1996)
08 (4:43) Three Steps From Nowhere - Ain't No Tang (North Carolina 1993)
09 (1:05) Flawless - 24 Measures Of Flawless (North Carolina 1997)
10 (4:43) Children Of The Atom - Renaissance (South Carolina 1997)
11 (4:14) O.Z.O.G. - Shysty (South Carolina 1999)
12 (5:07) T-Mac - Life In Da Game (South Carolina 1999)
13 (4:21) Mike City - Parlay (North Carolina 1998)
14 (3:25) Unit Embassy - Insane Things (North Carolina 1998)
15 (4:22) Minds Of The Hood - Radio Reciever (South Carolina 1994)
16 (4:27) Mixmasta "D" - Strate Phrum Da Krate Part II (North Carolina 1993)
17 (4:11) Da Phlayva - Chucktown Live! (South Carolina 1994)
18 (3:54) Yaggfu Front - Hold 'Em Back (What's The Meaning ?) (North Carolina 1994)

The track by South Click is off their 2nd album which I posted here --

http://philaflava.blogspot.com/2009/04/south-click-rebel-slave-south-carolina.html

Let me know what you think of this compilation. If you like that mid-atlantic vibe I think you'll find yourself coming back to volume 3. Enjoy!

--Schenectadyfan

Babbletron - Mechanical Royalty

Babbletron is a group from New York, consisting of three members, Cool Calm Pete, Jaymanila and DJ Pre.

I don't know exactly if this is their first official album, cause i've seen they released a vinyl named Ramblers Anonymous in 2002, but there is full length album circulating over the internet, named Ramble At A Discount, so i don't know what's the real story behind that, is it official release or not.

Production was handled by DJ Pre, except three tracks, #3 (RJD2), #6 (DOOM) & #7 (Ese).


Babbletron - Mechanical Royalty (2003)

01. I Need To Be
02. Special FX
03. The Clock Song
04. Interlude 1
05. Birds
06. Space Tech Banana Clip
07. Chop!!!
08. One Shot
09. The Hit Man Sonnet Feat. Jungle Mike
10. Interlude 2
11. A.C.W.A.L.L.
12. Broke Down
13. Dope / Crumby

Preview:


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-- Markshot

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Scientifik “Non-Album Bonus Track”

I had found this one listed on the web, but all the links were dead. So I did a little leg work and tracked down DJ Funkdoc (Germany represent!) who created this remix. Unfortunately we didn't connect in time for the initial post the other day.

12 Scientifik & Lil' Fame - Who Got The Props (Funk Phenomenon RMX)

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If you like it, leave him a comment or reach out to Funkdoc on MySpace
. Thanks for sharing it with us.

enjoy,
--dirt_dog

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

New Jersey Underground Parts 9 And 10 (1989-1999)


My New Jersey series has taken a backseat for awhile now. There are some bangers here I had forgotten about. Some of the more obscure selections are probably Two Weary Travelers, The Outz and Corrupt Empire. 'Get High' is from a 'Priority Records Sampler' tape. Posting these compilations makes me remember tons of classic tracks that have slipped from my mind. These lineups will keep you coming back..

Vol 9 --

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NFDUKGVR

01 (4:33) Two Weary Travelers - Lace Em [Eatontown 1997]
02 (3:18) Black Caeser - I Can't Believe How Dope I Am [Jersey City 1993]
03 (3:00) Naughty By Nature - Poor Man's Poetry [Newark 1993]
04 (1:41) The 45 King - The Ave [Jersey City 1995]
05 (3:39) Reckless Abanden - Phunky Bio [Newark 1994]
06 (1:14) Live Squad - Game Of Survival (Outro) [Newark 1992]
07 (4:12) Mytee G. Poetic - Listen To The Lyrics [Newark 1995]
08 (3:58) Swift The Ruff Shitt - The Ruff Shitt (Ill Skoll Shop Mix) (Newark 1994)
09 (7:25) The Flavor Unit - The Flavor Unit Assassination Squad [Newark 1993]
10 (3:48) Young Gifted - Friday [Trenton 1996]
11 (4:34) The Outz - Get High [Jersey City 1995]
12 (2:12) Tony D - Central J Parlay [Trenton 1994]
13 (4:12) Rebelz Of Authority - Blast Of The Iron [Newark ? 1994]
14 (3:58) Skull Cap - How's About A Smack ? [Trenton 1993]
15 (3:56) Brick City Kids - Brick Mindset [Newark 1997]
16 (4:01) Lords Of The Underground - Money [Newark 1995]
17 (3:30) Fierce - Crab [East Orange (Newark) 1996]
18 (5:07) Visual Sound - Frontline [Newark 1999]
19 (4:07) Diezzle Don & Da Govna - So Now Ya Know [Newark 1998]
20 (4:12) Corrupt Empire - Jersey Beats [Camden 1996]
21 (3:54) Infinite Cipher - Step Into The Cipher [Newark 1994]

Vol 10 --

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZU3T2L1A

01 (5:14) Bustin' Melonz - Masquerade (Ny, woops 1994)
02 (2:44) The 45 King - Jazz I Break 3 (Jersey City 1995)
03 (5:00) Lifers Group - Living Proof (Newark 1993)
04 (4:11) Artifacts - The Ultimate (Showbiz Remix)(Newark 1995)
05 (4:04) Blaque Spurm - Real Kadeal (Trenton 1994)
06 (4:32) MC Sugar Ray & Stranger D - Knock 'Em Out Sugar Ray [45 King Remix](Jersey City 1989)
07 (6:05) Simply Deft - Rockin Uptown (Trenton 1990)
08 (6:43) Orfinz - Straight From Da Orfinage (Da Dirt Mix) (Camden 1993)
09 (4:18) Almighty & Kd Ranks - Trenton Where We Live (Trenton 1993)
10 (3:21) The Slum Brothers - Sure Shot (Newark 1995)
11 (4:51) Da Enfantry - Lyrical Logic (Newark 1997)
12 (4:06) Corrupt Thoughts - Hardwe're 123 (Jersey City 1996)
13 (4:30) World Renown - Long Jev 2 (Newark 1995)
14 (4:33) Down And Dirty Tribe - Trail Of Tears (Jersey City 1997)
15 (4:10) Chino Xl - Thousands (Newark 1996)
16 (4:13) D.o.i. - Who Got My Back ? (Newark 1997)
17 (3:20) Cover - I'm Trapped (Camden 1996)
18 (4:41) Hollow Point And Corrupt Empire - Killa Rhyme Traffic (Camden 1997)

I'm pretty sure I got all the cities/years right, but if not let me know. Hollow Point is from New York apparently I think but Corrupt Empire is from New Jersey. More than anything, I am trying to capture the sound of a particular state when I do these regional compilations. I know there are probably things mislabeled here, but I'm hoping y'all will forgive me. Leave some thoughts, tell me what's new to you and what you've heard. I love putting these 'Garden State' collections together. Thanks for reading. Jersey stand up!

--Schenectadyfan

Monday, February 8, 2010

Ego Trip's Great Fuckin' Clean Versions


"This one definitely goes out on a censorship tip
So everybody sit back, relax and have a champagne sip"

None of us like clean radio versions! Every time your hear something, it's always gotta be raw uncensored! That's the truth! Some artists just have their curse words bleeped on for their clean versions while other actually record a new version with changed vocals. Some don't have new vocals but instead of it just being muted, scratching and sound effects are used to replace these blanks. A list titled "Great Fuckin' Clean Versions" from Ego Trip's Book of Rap List basically listed the clean versions that were worth listening to. Like Thun said, "Ego Trip made it a hot list, we made it a hot compilation". Last year, I compiled DJ Premier's Underacknowledged Cuts from Ego Trip's list. It received props all over the net.. even from Elliot Wilson! Enjoy this one!

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additional artwork by dirt_dog

-- Thomas V