ALBUM RELEASES FOR THE SUMMER!

Nas Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley – Distant Relatives – May 18

Janelle Monáe – The ArchAndroid – May 18

Plies – Goon Affiliated – May 25

Rihanna – Rated R: Remixed – May 25

Common – Go! Common Classics – May 25

Taio Cruz – Rokstarr – June 1

Go ahead and...

Choice Cutz..... We're BAAAACK!

Your Boy Is Back wit a few Joints for the deck... If you don't have these... add them.. THEY ARE BANGERS!

House Of Flying Daggers- Raekwon feat Inspectah Deck, Ghostface and Methodman

How I Got Over- The Roots

Onslaught-SlaughterhouseReady for WAR- Young Chris feat Freeway and Beanie Sigel


A Post with Ghostface, Methodman, Raekwon, The Roots, Joe Buddens, Royce Da 5-9, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz, Young Chris, Beanie Sigel and Freeway... CMON!

Blaze UP 2 This

I know I know... I'm force feeding today... well i gotta get these cutz off...LOL.... It's been awhile...

Bob Marley- Exodus

Heltah Skeltah- Who Dat

The Roots feat Chrisette Michele and Wale

Memphis Bleek- I Get High

Choice Cutz... I Know Its Been Awhile...

Whats crackin out there in Cheebaland? Its been a few since I threw some cutz up for the people. Here are a few random ones but they been on my radar for a lil bit... check em out and holla back!

9th_wonder_and_buckshot-hold_it_down_(feat._talib_kweli_and_tyler_woods)

the_roots-lost_desire_(feat._malik_b._and_talib_kweli)

Nas_-_Be_A_Nigger_Too

lil wayne ft young -jeezy - lollipop-remix-clean (bout 100 of these remixes!)

john_blaze_(feat_fat_joe_bIg_pun_jadakiss_raekwon)-

If Wutang is forever- How is hip hop DEAD?

Hip-hop's Wu-Tang Clan Re-energizes

Eric K. Arnold
Sunday, August 12, 2007

"How can hip-hop be dead if Wu-Tang is forever?" asks RZA. For the founder and chief producer of the multiplatinum New York rap group, the question is purely rhetorical.
It's hard to argue with his logic - or with the enduring Wu-Tang mystique. The group's return to the forefront of the music world draws nigh, courtesy of this summer's Rock the Bells Festival and Wu-Tang's long-awaited fourth album, "Eight Diagrams," which is nearly completed.
In a phone interview conducted two days before the start of the national Rock the Bells tour, RZA (born Robert Diggs), analyzed hip-hop's health and discoursed on all things Wu. For starters, he takes issue with Nas, whose recent album "Hip Hop Is Dead" sparked a heated debate among keepers of the culture over the genre's mortality index.

RZA points out that Nas himself is part of the Rock the Bells tour, whose lineup also features Rage Against the Machine, plus others including Cypress Hill, the Roots, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, EPMD, Pharoahe Monch, MF Doom, Hieroglyphics and Blackalicious. There's even an appearance by Public Enemy. If that's not the ultimate fantasy hip-hop concert lineup, it's hard to imagine what is.
Talentwise, Rock the Bells 2007 rivals the fabled Fresh Fests of yore. Yet these days, RZA says, "there are not that many hip-hop tours." To some degree, that's the genre's own fault. Rappers are frequently in the news for the wrong reasons, and hip-hop's image could certainly stand a thorough polishing. More