De La Soul – De La Soul Is Dead (320kbps)
Posted on February 18th, 2010 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
A hip-hop classic, a reference! And the LP includes the smash hit Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey).
Tupac – Picture My Pain (2009)
Posted on February 15th, 2010 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
Tupac:
Picture My Pain
Release Date : Aug 31 2009
Genre:hiphopandr’n'b
Label:Modulor
Another posthumous street album finally sees the day of light…and the artist is none other then Tupac. ‘Picture My Pain’ is 18 tracks full of raw Tupac energy that we’ve come to know and love from Makavelli. With brand new beats, fans will get a refreshing reminder of why Tupac was one of the best to ever do it in hip-hop.
Tracklisting
1. Intro
2. One Day At A Time
3. Thugstyle
4. Tell Mama Don’t Cry
5. Neva Be Peace
6. Am I Next
7. Bow Down
8. Fu*k All Y’All
9. Picture My Pain
10. Komradz
11. Raised As A Thug Ni**a
12. Dear Lord
13. Untouchable
14. Happy Home
15. Thugs Wrath
16. Enemies With Me
17. Raise Up
18. Shed So Many Tears (Tribute)
The Dirty Heads – Any Port In A Storm
Posted on February 11th, 2010 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
The Dirty Heads – Any port in a storm
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| Artist   : The Dirty Heads                        |
| Album   : Any Port In A Storm                      |
| Bitrate  : VBR kbps                           |
| Label   : Fontana \ EMG                         |
| Year    : 2008                             |
| Genre   : Alternative                          |
| Rip date  : Oct-09-2008                          |
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| Size    : 59,5 MB                            |
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| 01 – Neighborhood               02:51            |
| 02 – Stand Tall                03:11            |
| 03 – Shine                   03:02            |
| 04 – Driftin’Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 03:27Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â |
| 05 – Taint                   03:12            |
| 06 – Morning Light               02:34            |
| 07 – Insomnia                 03:46            |
| 08 – Easy                   03:18            |
| 09 – Knows That IÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 03:36Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â |
| 10 – Chelsea                  03:09            |
| 11 – Check The Level              03:41            |
| 12 – Believe                  03:24            |
| 13 – Hip Hop Misfits              02:39            |
| 14 – Everything I’m Looking For        03:08            |
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| Dustin Bushnell – Vocals/Guitar                      |
| Jared Watson – Vocals                           |
| Jon Olazabal – Percussion                         |
| Matt Ochoa – Drums                            |
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| “We want to be positive and entertain,”says Dirty Heads vocalist Jared  |
| Watson. “We just want to make you feel good.”               |
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| Those feel-good roots of the Dirty Heads are grounded in the Orange    |
| County community of Huntington Beach. Founded nearly a decade ago by   |
| Watson and guitarist/vocalist Dustin Bushnell, the Dirty Heads humble   |
| beginnings feature too many late night sessions in the garage with    |
| nothing but a four-track recorder and an abundance of great ideas.    |
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| Watson met Bushnell during their freshman year of high school at a local |
| party. Stumbling upon a quick rap tape that Bushnell had recorded,    |
| Watson became inspired enough to invite Bushnell to collaborate with him |
| on ideas. While Bushnell had been playing in a punk band at the time,   |
| Watson had never been in a band, never wrote or sang – rather, his   |
| interests ran deep in the surf and skating culture. But he was willing  |
| to give this a shot.                           |
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| With a far broader range of ideas, both musically and lyrically, they   |
| started writing hip-hop songs with reggae inflections and a punk     |
| attitude in Bushnell’s soundproofed garage.                |
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| As for the origins of band’s name, chalk it up to their wilder side.   |
| “Someone’s older brother called us ‘dirty heads’ one day,”says Watson.  |
| “We actually stole a 12-pack of beer and he was pissed, so he was like,  |
| ‘Come here you little dirty heads!”                    |
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| The duo hooked up with Dirty Heads’ percussionist Jon Olazabal. With a  |
| set of solid material, the Dirty Heads began taking their craft      |
| seriously and began to perform acoustically.               |
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| The Dirty Heads next connected with producers with Steve Fox and Stan   |
| Frazier (Sugar Ray/Ashlee Simpson). Cutting tracks with the production  |
| team, the Dirty Heads began showcasing in the Los Angeles scene,     |
| chartering party buses so their fans could make the 30-mile trek from   |
| Huntington Beach to L.A. and back. “We went from one bus to two buses to |
| four buses”,says Watson.                         |
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| Recording with Fox and Frazier opened opportunities for the Dirty Heads  |
| to enlist guests on its album, including high-profile drummer Josh    |
| Freese (A Perfect Circle, Sting, The Vandals), veteran percussionist   |
| Alex Acuna and the late Billy Preston. “That was the cherry on top of   |
| everything,” Watson recalls.                       |
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| To bring it all together and create just the right vibe, Dirty Heads   |
| recruited mixing engineer Mario Caldato Jr. “We loved the way the Jack  |
| Johnson and Beastie Boys albums sounded, and we asked, ‘Who mixed both  |
| of these albums?”,says Watson, “and surprisingly, Mario C. had mixed   |
| both.”                                  |
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| The recent necessity for a proper rhythm section for the live show    |
| brings on two other special musicians, Matt Ochoa on drums as an     |
| official member of the Dirty Heads, and sideman Siggy Sjoursen on bass.  |
| Both bring their talents and extensive years of playing to create an   |
| unparalleled live experience.                       |
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| The band has recently wrapped touring the country with 311 & Matisyahu  |
| on the Summer Unity Tour 2007 playing for thousands of new fans. They   |
| continue to tour on their own and supporting like minded artists.     |
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Blakroc – Blakroc (320kb Self Titled Debut Album, 2009)
Posted on January 23rd, 2010 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
BlakRoc – Blakroc 2009
About the Album
An album featuring the Black Keys and some of the biggest names in hip-hop will be released Nov. 27 2009 (the so-called “Black Friday” day after Thanksgiving) under the name Blakroc.
The project was spearheaded by rapper Jim Jones and also sports contributions from Mos Def, Q-Tip, RZA, Raekwon, Ludacris, Pharoahe Monch, NOE, Nicole Wray, Billy Danze and the late Ol’ Dirty ~censored~.
Album Description
‘Blakroc’ is the self-titled debut album from blues-rock duo The Black Keys and hip hop producer Damon Dash’s rap-rock outfit of the same name. Bringing together a who’s who of hip hop vocalists including Mos Def, Q-Tip and RZA, the album manages to steer clear of the usual metal/rap crossover sound that normally dominates these projects, instead opting for a unique sounding blues-inspired hip hop feel.
Track Listing
1. Coochie (Featuring Ludacris & Ol’ Dirty ~censored~)
2. On The Vista (Featuring Mos Def)
3. Hard Times (Featuring NOE)
4. Dollaz & Sense (Featuring Pharoahe Monch & RZA)
5. Why Can’t I Forget Him (Featuring Nicole Wray)
6. Stay Off The ~censored~’ Flowers (Featuring Raekwon)
7. Ain’t Nothing Like You (Hoochie Coo) (Featuring Jim Jones & Mos Def)
8. Hope You’re Happy (Featuring Billy Danze, Nicole Wray & Q-Tip)
9. Tellin’ Me Things (Featuring RZA)
10. What You Do To Me (Featuring Billy Danze, Jim Jones & Nicole Wray)
11. Done Did It (Featuring Nicole Wray & NOE)
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Linkin Park – Lpres Mixtape 2 (2009)
Posted on January 5th, 2010 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
Artist: Linkin Park
Title Of Album: LPResurrection Mixtape 2
Year Of Release: 2009
Genre: Hip-Hop | Rock
Quality: Mp3
Bitrate: 320 kbps VBR
Total Time: 46:49 min
Total Size: 114 Mb
Track List
01. Intro (2:50)
02. Back Home (Remix) (3:34)
03. There They Go (Remix) (4:05)
04. Be Somebody (Remix) (2:29)
05. High Voltage (Remix) (3:23)
06. We Made It (Remix) (3:23)
07. Interlude (0:38)
08. Cigarettes (Remix) (3:26)
09. Leave Out All The Rest (Remix) (1:37)
10. Get Me Gone (Remix) (2:27)
11. In Stereo (Remix) (2:21)
12. Believe Me (Remix) (2:50)
13. Remember The Name (Remix) (2:18)
14. Red To Black (Remix) (3:42)
15. Right Now (Remix) (4:25)
16. Ending (1:55)
17. Respect 4 Grandma + Magic Doors + Walking Dead (1:29)
Clutchy Hopkins – Four Albums
Posted on December 25th, 2009 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
Clutchy Hopkins
Who exactly is Clutchy Hopkins? That’s the million-dollar question that became a favorite topic on various Internet chat boards when a dozen undeniably funky and up-to-date instrumental beat tracks, each one titled only by its running time, appeared as The Life of Clutchy Hopkins in 2006 from the Misled Children imprint. Hopkins, it appeared, was either a clever media creation or actually an aging revolutionary savant effortlessly in touch with the music of the 21st century. A mystery man dressed up as a stylish enigma, he really seemed too good to be true. The “official” bio for Hopkins seemed preposterous at best, telling the story of the son of a Motown recording engineer who traveled to Japan in his twenties to study with Rinzai monks, then to India to study Raja yoga, and from there Hopkins, so the story goes, journeyed to Nigeria to study percussion, becoming as well a gun-runner and revolutionary. Returning to the U.S., Hopkins reportedly recorded with numerous jazz, funk, and avant combos from the early ’70s through the late 1990s, always refusing to have his name cited on any of the projects. Tapes of his own music were supposedly uncovered at a swap meet in the Mojave Desert on reels simply marked C. Hopkins and accompanied by a handwritten autobiographical manuscript. Hopkins is now, so the story continues, either a busking beach hobo in Southern California or a recluse living in a cave in the Mojave Desert. All of this was understandably difficult to swallow, and theories about Hopkins’ actual identity have ranged from MF Doom, DJ Shadow, Cut Chemist, or one of or all of the Beastie Boys moonlighting and pulling the wool over everyone’s eyes. The one clear thing is that the music on The Life of Clutchy Hopkins is a marvelously concocted and amazingly fresh and contemporary mesh of funk, hip-hop, jazz, and straight-out weird orchestral psychedelia (Hopkins reportedly played all the instruments, which include drums, bass, guitar, organ, flute, melodica, and assorted percussion, himself) that suggests Mr. Hopkins must have had a pretty good Internet connection in that Mojave cave. AllMusic Guide
But really now. Who is Clutchy Hopkins?
http://www.clutchyhopkins.com/clutchy-hopkins/true-identity-clutchy-hopkins.htm
More info:
http://www.clutchyhopkins.com/
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=88812747
http://www.ubiquityrecords.com/clutchyhopkins.html
clutchyhopkins.blogspot.com/
Clutchy Hopkins & Misled Children – People’s Market
Info:
http://www.amazon.com/Peoples-Market-Misled-Children/dp/B0018YIVTO
http://www.porterrecords.com/id25.html
http://www.dustygroove.com/item.php?id=bkmnjw423j&ref=index.php
Tracklist:
14 Tracks – not titled
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Lupe Fiasco – The Cool
Posted on December 24th, 2009 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
Lupe Fiasco – The Cool
            LABEL     -  Atlantic Records
            RIP QUALITY  -  VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
            RIP DATE    -  12/12/2007
            RELEASE DATE  -  12/18/2007
            GENRE/STYLE  -  Hip-Hop
            PLAYING TIME  -  70:57 min
            RELEASE SIZE  -  93.8 MB
            RIPPED BY   - Â
            WEBSITE    -  n/a             ░░     ░ TRACKLIST
                   ▄        01 00:47 Baba Says Cool For Thought
        02 01:02 Free Chilly (featuring Sarah Green & Gemstones)
        03 04:10 Go Go Gadget Flow
        04 05:13 The Coolest
        05 04:49 Superstar (featuring Matthew Santos)
        06 04:31 Paris, Tokyo
        07 03:52 Hi-Definition (featuring Snoop Dogg & Pooh Bear)
        08 04:13 Gold Watch
        09 04:03 Hip-Hop Saved My Life (featuring Nikki Jean)
        10 04:00 Intruder Alert (featuring Sarah Green)
        11 04:40 Streets On Fire
        12 04:06 Little Weapon (featuring Bishop G & Nikki Jean)
        13 03:24 Gotta Eat
        14 04:04 Dumb It Down (featuring Gemstones & Graham Burris)
        15 04:27 Hello/Goodbye (Uncool) (featuring UNKLE)
        16 03:23 The Die (featuring Gemstones)
        17 03:03 Put You On Game
        18 03:33 Fighters (featuring Matthew Santos)
        19 03:37 Go Baby (featuring Gemstones)
Shakira – She Wolf Cdrip 320kbps
Posted on December 22nd, 2009 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
CD Rip 320kbps CBR with Covers and CD
She Wolf is the third English studio album by Colombian Latin-pop singer-songwriter Shakira, scheduled for release on October 9, 2009, in Germany through Sony Music, October 12 in the UK and France through RCA Records and Jive Epic Records, respectively, before being released sometime in November by Epic Records in the US.So far it is known that Shakira has worked hip-hop producers Pharrell Williams, John Hill, and Wyclef Jean who was involved in producing her previous worldwide hit “Hips Don’t Lie”. The album sees Shakira shift from latin pop and pop-rock to electro pop while also exploring dancehall.
The album’s lead single is also called “She Wolf” in English-speaking territories and is currently making its premier worldwide. A Spanish version of the song titled “Loba” is being released in Latin America and Spain to promote the album. Representatives from Epic Records appear to have confirmed that “Did It Again” will be released as the second single.
Contents
Track List
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01.She Wolf
02.Did it Again
03.Long Time
04.Why Wait
05.Good Stuff
06.Men In This Town
07.Gypsy
08.Spy (featuring Wyclef Jean)
09.Mon Amour
10.Lo Hecho Está Hecho
11.Anos Luz
12.Loba
Hurricane Chris 2009-vag
Posted on December 20th, 2009 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
VAG earlier released the sophomore album Unleashed from Hip-Hop star Hurricane Chris. Unleashed represents the freedom the 19 year old Shreveport native has to flex his creative lyrical muscles over tracks produced by Play-N-Skillz, Justice League, The Inkredibles, Phunk Dawg, Jim Jonsin and others. The album features guest appearances from Sean Kingston, Mario, Gorilla Zoe, Lil Boosie and Bobby Valentino.
Track List:
01. I m Back (Produced By Shawty Redd)
02. Beat It Out The Frame (Produced By Phunk Dawg)
03. Halle Berry (She s Fine) (Feat. Superstarr) (Produced By Play N Skillz)
04. Coke Bottle (Feat. Mouse) (Produced By Mouse)
05. Headboard (Feat. Mario and Plies) (Produced By The Inkredibles)
06. Last Call (Feat. Bobby Valentino) (Produced By Rodnae)
07. I Want It (Feat. Fiend 4 Da Money) (Produced By Fiend)
08. Secret Lover (Feat. Cherish) (Produced By Don Vito)
09. No Worries (Feat. Beenie Man) (Produced By Don Vito)
10. Hot Like Lava (Produced By Raphael RJ2)
Release Name: Hurricane_Chris-Unleashed-2009-VAG
Genre: Rap
Label: RCA/Jive
Quality: 201 Kbps Avg / 44.1 KHz / Joint Stereo
Size: 55.81MB
Rip Date: 2009-12-19
Store Date: 2009-12-22
Stereos .band.
Posted on December 12th, 2009 in Music by richigood || Comments Off
Stereos
Stereos are a pop band from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, formed in 2008. They are known mainly for their musical style, which fuses aspects of hip hop and pop to form their primary style.
Band: Stereos
Album : Stereos
Release Year: 2009
Genre: Electronic / Hip-Hop / Pop
Bitrate: 160kbps
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/stereos