Big Boi’s Mixtape for Dummies: Guide to Global Greatness (Mixtape)

via 2dopeboyz by Shake on 7/1/10

Not quite what I was expecting (although the title/concept makes perfect sense now); but still a (2)dope mix of music from 1/2 of the best hip hop duo to ever do it.
Tracklist + Download link after the jump…

1. Mixtape For Dummies (Intro)
2. Playa’s Ball
3. Benz or Beamer
4. Dirty South
5. Royal Flush
6. ATLiens
7. Shutterbugg
8. Throw Ya Hands Up
9. Cruisin’ In The ATL (Skit)
10. Hootie Hoo
11. Hood Figga
12. D-Boy (Skit)
13. So Hood
14. Kryptonite
15. B.O.B
16. Ghetto Music
17. The Way You Move
18. Henry Welch & Lil Rod (Skit)
19. Hold Up f. Chris Brown
20. Record Store (Skit)
21. Love In Your Mouth
22. So Fresh, So Clean
23. 85
24. Elevators
25. And I Luv U
26. Tell C-Bone
27. She Got A Friend
28. Gangsta Shit

DOWNLOAD: Big Boi’s Mixtape for Dummies: Guide to Global Greatness [via]
Want some new Big Boi material? Cop that Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty on July 6th!

Big Boi’s Mixtape for Dummies: Guide to Global Greatness (Mixtape)

via 2dopeboyz by Shake on 7/1/10

Not quite what I was expecting (although the title/concept makes perfect sense now); but still a (2)dope mix of music from 1/2 of the best hip hop duo to ever do it.
Tracklist + Download link after the jump…

1. Mixtape For Dummies (Intro)
2. Playa’s Ball
3. Benz or Beamer
4. Dirty South
5. Royal Flush
6. ATLiens
7. Shutterbugg
8. Throw Ya Hands Up
9. Cruisin’ In The ATL (Skit)
10. Hootie Hoo
11. Hood Figga
12. D-Boy (Skit)
13. So Hood
14. Kryptonite
15. B.O.B
16. Ghetto Music
17. The Way You Move
18. Henry Welch & Lil Rod (Skit)
19. Hold Up f. Chris Brown
20. Record Store (Skit)
21. Love In Your Mouth
22. So Fresh, So Clean
23. 85
24. Elevators
25. And I Luv U
26. Tell C-Bone
27. She Got A Friend
28. Gangsta Shit

DOWNLOAD: Big Boi’s Mixtape for Dummies: Guide to Global Greatness [via]
Want some new Big Boi material? Cop that Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty on July 6th!

Pastor Troy – Niggas Ain’t Gangsta No Mo (NoDJ)

via Halfabrickwholebrick by boyillla on 6/30/10

Download: Pastor Troy – Niggas Ain’t Gangsta No Mo (NoDJ)
via DGB

Pastor Troy – Niggas Ain’t Gangsta No Mo (NoDJ)

via Halfabrickwholebrick by boyillla on 6/30/10

Download: Pastor Troy – Niggas Ain’t Gangsta No Mo (NoDJ)
via DGB

Miami Beat Wave – This Is Life f. Dead Prez

via 2dopeboyz by Meka on 6/30/10

This track will be featured Miami Beat Wave’s upcoming compilation Slight Modification, dropping in August.
DOWNLOAD: Miami Beat Wave – This Is Life f. Dead Prez | Mediafire

Miami Beat Wave – This Is Life f. Dead Prez

via 2dopeboyz by Meka on 6/30/10

This track will be featured Miami Beat Wave’s upcoming compilation Slight Modification, dropping in August.
DOWNLOAD: Miami Beat Wave – This Is Life f. Dead Prez | Mediafire

DNA – TRACES of DNA

DNA – TRACES of DNA 

I recently previewed a small collection of tunes from an up and coming rapper in Dallas Triple D.  The sound is so nice I want to share it with my friends. Enjoy!

Dip -Dallas Bounce / Boogie Song  Low on metaphors, heavy on swagg.  Perfect for you dumb niggas and bitches. Ain’t nothing wrong with having a good time though, so pop a bean and swag surf to this shit.

In God I Trust – G-Shit. Beat and Rhymes. Who Got a Lighter?  Could be more energetic or gangster, but does the beat justice.  His flow gets you singing the chorus.

American Genius Hood Talk with a MESSAGE!!!!!  Your hustle is your brilliance.  DNA reminds you to never forget that. This is the best shit I’ve heard all week.  Preach.  This that Jay Z “Can I Live” type shit.

I Wanna Be New Classic Soul Shit This is that throwback.  Kind of Nice.  Could use a Curren$y / Zillaman like guest appearance to make it a standout track as well.  Great Production.  Some of the best I’ve heard from Dalla

Work It Out Lil Mama Can You Work It Out Back to the Boogie.

DNA is The Artist . DJ Flipp is the DJ.  Tone Hall is the Man. Making Moves in the Triple D. Story to Be Continued…

 

— Ryan Mega

DNA – TRACES of DNA

DNA – TRACES of DNA 

I recently previewed a small collection of tunes from an up and coming rapper in Dallas Triple D.  The sound is so nice I want to share it with my friends. Enjoy!

Dip -Dallas Bounce / Boogie Song  Low on metaphors, heavy on swagg.  Perfect for you dumb niggas and bitches. Ain’t nothing wrong with having a good time though, so pop a bean and swag surf to this shit.

In God I Trust – G-Shit. Beat and Rhymes. Who Got a Lighter?  Could be more energetic or gangster, but does the beat justice.  His flow gets you singing the chorus.

American Genius Hood Talk with a MESSAGE!!!!!  Your hustle is your brilliance.  DNA reminds you to never forget that. This is the best shit I’ve heard all week.  Preach.  This that Jay Z “Can I Live” type shit.

I Wanna Be New Classic Soul Shit This is that throwback.  Kind of Nice.  Could use a Curren$y / Zillaman like guest appearance to make it a standout track as well.  Great Production.  Some of the best I’ve heard from Dalla

Work It Out Lil Mama Can You Work It Out Back to the Boogie.

DNA is The Artist . DJ Flipp is the DJ.  Tone Hall is the Man. Making Moves in the Triple D. Story to Be Continued…

 

— Ryan Mega

De La Soul – “Patti Dooke”

via The Smoking Section by Gotty™ on 6/29/10

Taking the circuitous route, I just finished reading Fred Wesley’s autobio, Hit Me Fred so that may partially be the reason “Patti Dooke” is making an appearance. Amazing when you think that De La managed to grab some masterful musicians to join them for tracks on Buhloone Mindstate. And then there’s the “the voice,” making an appearance on the chorus. *sigh*
Also makes me realize that it did blow up and indeed went pop.
De La Soul Feat. Guru, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley and Pee Wee Ellis – “Patti Dooke”
While Googling earlier, I ran across a pretty dope find but haven’t had a chance to listen just yet. De La backed by the Rhythm Roots All-Stars. Live @ this year’s Coachella festival and recorded directly from the soundboard. Obtain it from All The Way Live. In fact, just snoop around there. Thank me later.

De La Soul – “Patti Dooke”

via The Smoking Section by Gotty™ on 6/29/10

Taking the circuitous route, I just finished reading Fred Wesley’s autobio, Hit Me Fred so that may partially be the reason “Patti Dooke” is making an appearance. Amazing when you think that De La managed to grab some masterful musicians to join them for tracks on Buhloone Mindstate. And then there’s the “the voice,” making an appearance on the chorus. *sigh*
Also makes me realize that it did blow up and indeed went pop.
De La Soul Feat. Guru, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley and Pee Wee Ellis – “Patti Dooke”
While Googling earlier, I ran across a pretty dope find but haven’t had a chance to listen just yet. De La backed by the Rhythm Roots All-Stars. Live @ this year’s Coachella festival and recorded directly from the soundboard. Obtain it from All The Way Live. In fact, just snoop around there. Thank me later.