1. Intro
2. Never
3. Big Dog Status - (featuring Wacko)
4. Girl You Know
5. Burn
6. Go - (featuring Nina)
7. Dollar
8. Boy Meets Girl - (featuring Tanya Herron)
9. Who Do You Believe In
10. Git Out Of My Face
11. Suicide Note, The
12. Outro Download HereScarface take us back to the fifth ward and also returns to rap a lot on his latest release MADE. Made is the usual formula that has made scarface a classic artist. 10 solid songs accompanied by an intro and outro. Scarface is the best when he is telling a gritty story in his rhymes, expressing his love for his religion, and just some downright gangster lyrics. Along with some solid beats this album is a winner. Scarface has been around since 86' so his consistency in making music is amazing. This album gets big support from me and is highly recommended. http://www.myspace.com/scarface
1. Intro Skit
2. Angels Dust
3. Stand Up - Feat. Ghostface Killah
4. Keep It Real
5. Pull the Alarm
6. Everybody Wanna Know
7. Welcome to the Tunnel (Interlude)
8. Motherfuckers Don't Want It
9. Pimp da 1 U Luv
10. Feel It
11. Thorough Bitches Feat. Da Brat, The Lady of Rage & Queen Pen
12. Infamous - Feat. Mobb Deep
13. They
14. Say Ya Prayers (Interlude)
15. Have It All
16. N.B.C. Feat. Cam'ron & Noreaga
17. Making Love
18. Wake up Bitch (Interlude)
19. 30 Miles
20. Outro
21. Horse & Carriage [Remix]Download HereCharli Baltimore is the best female rapper, hands down. Ever since her label went under, she has been severely slept on. Murder Inc. isn't doin' there job right. One listen to this album and you will see why no other female can touch her. If you don't have this album yet, then you better get it.http://www.myspace.com/91349387
1. The Greatest Warrior
2. Don't Take It Personal (feat. Darien Brockington)
3. 3 Kings (feat. Torae & Skyzoo)
4. HPNY
5. Angie
6. Everything Ain't Easy (feat. Charlie Smarts)
7. Understanding (feat. Darien Brockington & Percy Miracles)
08. Gone (feat. Jean Grae)
09. Told You That (feat. Torae)
10. Can I Live
11. Carnage (feat. Emilio Rojas & MAG)
12. Selfish (feat. Joe Scudda & Jozeemo)
13. Submission (feat. Skyzoo & Sean Price)
14. We Are Here (feat. G.O.D., Sha Stimuli, & DV Alias Khryst)Download HereCarnage is a so-so release from Chaundon. I think the braggadocios rhymes are cool, but they'd probably sound better coming from someone more believable. It's not a bad album, but there was nothing on it that "wowed" me. I'd have to say it doesn't separate Chaundon from the rest of the pack either. You might love it right away, but after the new album buzz wears off, I can't imagine anyone reaching for this. I'd recommend giving this a listen before you actually pay for it. http://www.myspace.com/chaundon
1. Intro: Will Blast
2. What Is It - (featuring Xzibit/Krondon)
3. Trigger Side - (with Chace, featuring Mitchy Slick/Phil The Agony)
4. I Can't Believe - (featuring Xzibit/Krondon/Phil The Agony)
5. Shame - (featuring Talib Kweli/Krondon/Planet Asia/Phil The Agony/Chace Infinite)
6. Summertime - (featuring Phil The Agony)
7. Million - (featuring Krondon)
8. Federal - (featuring Mitchy Slick)
9. You Can't Stop Me - (featuring Krondon/Xzibit/Phil The Agony/Mitchy Slick)
10. Easy - (featuring Phil The Agony/Krondon)
11. Woods & Swishers - (featuring Krondon/Phil The Agony)
12. Haul Ass - (featuring Krondon/Phil The Agony/Planet Asia/Chace Infinite)
13. Steady Mobbin - (featuring Krondon/Phil The Agony) Download HereAnyone who’s followed hiphop that reads a bit under the radar has been familiar with west coast regulars Strong Arm Steady. Strong Arm is literally assaulting the streets with endless promotion and mixtapes coming out left and right. Strong Arm wants to bring the West Coast mixtape scene, which at their own admittance is not the strongest, to the forefront and "The Collector’s Edition" is a best of, compiling their strongest material from late into one jampacked album. With Xzibit, literally everywhere you look whether it’s rambling on in deodarant commercials or hosting his own show, and underground staples, Phil Da Agony and Krondon; Strong Arm have quite the formidable crew.http://www.myspace.com/TheGangSAS
1. Lottery (Skit)
2. Think We Got a Problem - (featuring The Game/Bun B)
3. Keep Pushin' - (featuring Mike Smith)
4. Good Love
5. D-Block - (featuring Dipset)
6. We At War
7. Scrap To This
8. Don't Be Them
9. Gettin' Stronger - (featuring Jadakiss/Styles P)
10. That's a Soldier
11. What What - (featuring Bully)
12. We Comin' - (featuring UNK)
13. Crowd (Skit)
14. We Spray Crowds
15. Rubber Grip - (featuring Fat Joe/Styles P)
16. Turntables & a Mic
17. Mic Check
18. Go Hoodlums Download HereOne of the best hip hop albums out this year, a must grab for all fans as you won't be disappointed with his lyrical skills or the thumping beats supplied.http://www.myspace.com/sheeklouchlox
1. Chain Letters (Intro)
2. Don’t Stop
3. Split Decisions
4. Soul Control feat. Little Brother
5. Rise
6. That Ain’t Me
7. Hate My Face
8. Special Treatment
9. A’int Going Out
10. Baby Story feat. Nonameko
11. 100%
12. Yesterday Everyday feat. DMinor
13. Nickled Needles
14. Appreciation
15. Blood Brothers feat. Seven
16. Always feat. Can’t Tell
17. Soul ControlDownload HereThe first thing that jumps out about this album is the fact that Supastition finally has production that will do his unique flow justice. Supa takes his listeners on a journey through everyday life with lyrics that are heartfelt and earnest. Whether he's asking his ex-girlfriend to take him back or recounting his journey to get signed you'll feel like you're standing right there with him through it all. With help from beatsmiths like Illmind, Nicolay, Jake One, Madwreck, and M-Phazes, the production has more meat for Supa to sink his teeth into this time around. Chain Letters is a nod to the true school while progressive in its attempt to return hip hop to its golden roots. Guests include Little Brother, Nonameko, D Minor, Seven, and Can Tell http://www.myspace.com/supastition
1.Lucy Pearl's Way
2.Trippin'
3.Dance Tonight
4.LALA
5.Everyday
6.Can't Stand Your Mother
7.Good Love
8.Without You
9.Don't Mess With My Man
10.Hollywood
11.Remember The Times
12.They Can't
13.Do It For The People
14.You Ft. Snoop Dogg & Q-Tip
15.Lucy Pearl TellsDownload HereSenditpro MirrorSometimes, every now and then a artist or a group will come out and their release is hyped up and then you get the CD and its mediocre or nothing that you expected it to be. Lucy Pearl, which is composed of, Raphael Saadiq, from Tony!Toni!Tone!fame, Dawn Robinson, from En Vogue fame, and Ali Shaheed Muhammad, from A Tribe Called Quest fame. Now if that's not a supergroup, then let me know what is. The debut CD from Lucy Pearl lives up to all expectations and then some. The music appeal is comparable to what a 2000 Tony!Toni!Tone! CD might have been. With Raphael Saadiq and Ali Shaheed Muhammad sharing most of the production duties, you'll be bouncing like "Check The Rhime", "Electric Relaxation" and "Award Tour" had you bouncing in A Tribe Called Quest's heyday. Most of the tracks on Lucy Pearl's CD are dance tracks, but that doesn't hurt anything. Raphael's and Dawn's vocals blend like they have been together in the same group for years. The best example of this, is the 1st single, that was also on the "Love And Basketball" soundtrack, "Dance Tonight". There are other gems as well: "Trippin'", "Can't Stand Your Mother", "Good Love", "La La", etc. The year 2000 has already had a few tight R&B CDs so far: D'Angelo, Amel Larrieux, Joe, Carl Thomas, Dwayne Wiggins, as well as, Ms. Braxton herself, but the vibe that Lucy Pearl has created will be hard to stop for many years to come. I haven't seen a combination this good since chicken and mambo sauce.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Pearl
1. Choosey Lover
2. Touch Me
3. I Need Your Body
4. Between The Sheets
5. Let's Make Love Tonight
6. Ballad For The Fallen Soldier
7. Slow Down Children
8. Way Out Love
9. Gettin' Over
10. Rock You GoodDownload HereBetween the Sheets is a 1983 album released by The Isley Brothers on their T-Neck imprint. Yielding the top ten singles, "Between the Sheets" and "Choosey Lover" including the radio hits "Let's Make Love Tonight" and "Ballad for the Fallen Soldier", the album gave the Isleys another platinum record. It was a series of lasts for the group: it was the last album to be released under the T-Neck name, the last album the group recorded for Epic, and the last time the 3 + 3 lineup recorded together. By the end of the year, younger brothers Ernie, Marvin and Chris Jasper left the group to form Isley-Jasper-Isley while Ronald, O'Kelly and Rudolph continued on as a trio. "Between the Sheets" has become a heavily sampled R&B classic as is "Choosey Lover", which was re-recorded by Aaliyah for her 1996 album, One In a Million & by Cleavland rap group Bone Thugs-n-Harmony for "Buddah Lovaz"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Isley_Brothers
1. The Pride (Part 1 & 2)
2. Footsteps In The Dark (Part 1 & 2)
3. Tell Me When You Need It Again
4. Climbin' Up The Ladder (Part 1 & 2)
5. Voyage To Atlantis
6. Livin' In The Life
7. Go For Your GunsDownload HereGo For Your Guns is a 1977 album released by The Isley Brothers on their T-Neck imprint. The album yielded three charted R&B singles including their #1 political funk anthem, "The Pride", the Top 40 pop record, "Livin' in the Life" and their Top 50 ballad, "Voyage to Atlantis", which became one of the Isleys' most beloved songs in their later years as well as the radio track, "Footsteps in the Dark", which instrumental was sampled by Ice Cube for his 1992 hit, "It Was a Good Day". This album was their second platinum-certified album.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Isley_Brothers
1. Harvest for the World (Prelude)
2. Harvest for the World
3. People of Today
4. Who Loves You Better
5. (At Your Best) You Are Love
6. Let Me Down Easy
7. So You Wanna Stay Down
8. You Still Feel the Need
9. Summer Breeze [Live]Download Here
After scoring their first number one album, The Heat Is On, The Isley Brothers' followed that classic up less than a year later with 1976's amazing Harvest For The World. The band has always had something to say and never have they said more than on the amazing title track. A call for understanding and unity, the song has more relevance today than it did twenty-five years ago. The album is worth it for that song alone, but the rest of the album stands up as well with "People Of Today", "Let Me Down Easy" and "At Your Best (You Are Love)" standing out. The album peaked at number nine on the charts.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Isley_Brothers
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