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By seven3zero, January 22, 2010 9:51 am

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By seven3zero,

As can be expected, AZ kills this with his patent descriptions of absolutely everything going on around him. Plus he knows how to get a post on WeGoinIN, so we can’t blame him for that.

Download AZ – Exhibit AZ Here

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By JPizzle, January 21, 2010 8:29 pm

Chronically underrated mcs Shabaam Sadheeq and Mic Geronimo hop on this Thorotracks beat and rip shit as usual. These are two seriously dope rappers who rarely get mentioned so it feels good to give them some shine.

Thorotracks Feat Shabaam Sahdeeq & Mic Geronimo- Deadly Combination

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By seven3zero,

Download Sheek Louch and Five – The Co-Sign

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By seven3zero, January 20, 2010 9:45 pm

This is definitely one of my favorite “Exhibit C” freestyles. The fact that these dudes rep the Garden State only adds to the dopeness.

Keyz feat. A.P. – Exhibit N.J.

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By seven3zero,

Props to Torae for not giving up. We’ve all had those days when it just seemed as though no matter how hard you pushed, that poop was just not gonna come out. Torae has the perseverance, though, to see a good dump all the way through. And for that, we here at WeGoinIN salute you.

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By seven3zero,

TY FYFFE PRESENTS RAW N UNCUT COMMERCIAL from Melanie Cornish on Vimeo.

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By seven3zero, January 18, 2010 8:13 pm

Rappers wanting to get blog posts, now is your chance! Do a freestyle over Jay Electronica’s “Exhibit C” beat and send it to seven3zero@gmail.com and it will automatically be posted! Don’t pass up on this once in a lifetime opportunity to rock over a beat that has been used more times than Paris Hilton’s vajayjay.

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By JPizzle,

Joe Young gets a co-sign by Dipset’s Duke Da God on his new mixtape “Year of the Ape.” Not quite sure if that means a good year a bad year but peep it out nonetheless.

Joe Young- Year of the Ape hosted by Duke Da God

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By JPizzle,

Jay Electronica offers further proof that he is super ill and one of the most interesting MCs out at the moment. Peep game!

Jay Electronica- Exhibit C

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By JPizzle,

G-Unit is not what it once was. Hot Rod is a poor replacement for either The Game or Young Buck but peep out his new mixtape if you feel so compelled. Now, where is a new Lloyd Banks album??

Hot Rod- It Just Feels Good

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By JPizzle,

Any new Wu related material is a cause for celebration. This is a new joint from super producer Mathetmatic’s upcoming “The Return of The Wu-Friends” dropping 2/16. Cop dat!!

“Clap 2010″ f/Raekwon, Ghostface Method Man & U-God

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By seven3zero, January 17, 2010 5:08 pm

Download UnLearn’s Intelligent Design Volume 2: The Soul Journey Here

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By Ezuz Gzuz,

There is a funny scent in the air and no, it’s not the after effects of Tub Girl unleashing a massive pressure filled liquid deuce. There seems to be a scent of rawness lingering in the air. Is it me or are talk show hosts holding up the vinyl albums when introducing their musical guests? Is this because it’s easier to see the artwork due to a larger canvas or is it because vinyl is starting to make a serious comeback? Has music gotten so accessible through poorly mixed mp3’s (with terrible cover art) that artwork and warm recordings are now being sought after again? I watched this Raekwon video and thought to myself “Wu Tang was almost left for dead a few years ago”. After years of some lack luster releases, inner turmoil and the mainstream youth looking towards their favorite dope boy to spit some nursery rhymes, it seems as if Wu Tang has almost reclaimed it’s spot. Are they not everywhere these days? Rae has gotten critical acclaim for OB4CL2, Meth, Rae and Ghost are dropping an album on Def Jam, RZA is busy with a million different ventures and every Wu show is practically sold out. It’s very interesting to see how the music industry is morphing. The internet has allowed equal opportunities between major and independent artists as well as giving equal shine to older emcees who are still going strong. There used to be a stigma about being on an indie and now its embraced more than ever. I know I’m rambling on and not saying the ridiculous shet you love WGI.com for, but there seems to be a bright future for Hip Hop. I can actually see the day where the listener resorts back to vinyl. It sounds great, it creates to an actual listening experience (flipping to side B), the cover art is considered to be actual artwork and you have to purchase the vinyl. I’d like to see it’s return. The days of instant gratification, shitty sound quality and terrible artwork should be left in 2009. As listeners, we want to appreciate the entire experience. So again, I may be wrong, but it seems like there is an appreciation for good music and nice warm sound. Let’s continue to support our favorite artists and there will be a return to the days of really enjoying an LP from front to back while sifting through the credits and gazing at the artwork.

Don’t worry, my next posts will be filled with ignorance and filth.

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By seven3zero,

This post comes with a serious, serious warning. Do not watch this if you have a weak stomach. This is the audio equivalent of having Tubgirl’s sister sitting on your chest while Tubgirl’s brother holds your mouth open allowing Tubgirl to drop a huge deuce right in your mouth. Then her brother holds your mouth closed, forcing you to swallow and then stick your tongue out, similar to how Fear Factor contestants had to do. Again, you’ve been warned, but Ron Browz is attempting a comeback.

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By JPizzle, December 31, 2009 7:22 am

I always look forward to Skillz’ year end rap-ups and this one is ill as usual. Keep doing ya thang Skillz!

Skillz-2009 Rap-Up

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By JPizzle,

Here’s the video intro for Nucci Reyo’s upcoming mixtape “Pray For Me Part III- Music For The Listener.” We got you Nucci! Keep repping Jersery fam.

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By JPizzle,

Dope Brooklyn MC Kil Ripkin drops a new joint and gives us a glimpse of his talent. Be on the lookout for his “Balancing Act” album dropping on Soulspazm records at the end of January. Good looking on the Goapele sample as well!

Kil Ripkin- Mind Free

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By JPizzle, December 29, 2009 7:49 am

To commemorate a half a decade in the game the Bay Area duo BASH BROS. (Lefty & Piseas) team up with Switzerland representative DJ Osk to drop the Inglourious Basterds Mixtape. This piece celebrates the collabs with fellow indie superstars such as: Planet Asia, Chali 2na, Reef the lost cauze, & Big Pooh(Little Brother) to name a few. Inglourious Basterds: the Features spans throughout their 5 year catalog which represents 14 independent releases.

Track Listing:
1. Piseas represents the Inglourious Basterds
2. Bang that shit (Feat. 2mex)
3. Hustlen all my life (Feat. Karim of Boom Bap Project, Deuce Eclipse)
4. Ridah don’t die (Feat. Scarub of Living Legends)
5. On your best (Feat. Scarub of Living Legends)
6. Hustlers Prayer (Feat. Equipto, Persevere of Sub Contents)
7. Joy Riden part. 2 (Feat. Luckyiam of Living Legends)
8. Rock the Spot-All-star remix (Feat. Sean Price, Rakaa Iriscience of Dilated Peoples,
Reef the lost cauze, Verbal Kent, Motion Man, Chali 2na of J5, Big Pooh of Little Brother)
9. The Hustla (Feat. Persevere of Sub Contents)
10. Open 40 bottle (Feat. Pumpkinhead)
11. Lock & Load (Feat.Persevere of Sub Contents & Style Misia)
12. The Session (Feat. Planet Asia)
13. Make my day (Feat. Ashkon)
14. Dirty work Remix (Feat. Scarub of Living Legends, Very, Style Misia, Piseas, Shingo2, Kits, DJ Fresh)

Bash Bros. (Lefty & Piseas) & DJ Osk Present: Inglourious Basterds: the Features

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By JPizzle,

The Bay Area’s own Lefty a.k.a. the L.E.F.T. (Bash Bros.) returns with the New York native DJ Concept to deliver the 4th addition to the “Gangland” street album series.

Track listing:

1.There Is No Danger Intro
2. 2minus1=12, 5, 6, 20
3. Zoner
4. Self Discovery Interlude
5. Lefty Speaks
6. Big Noise Remix
7. Bada Bing feat. (Scarub of Living Legends)
8. Rakka Iriscience (Dilated Peoples) visits Gangland
9. Yessir
10. Misery
11. Sean Price & Kimbo Price arrive
12. Homicidal Recital
13. Head Medicine feat. (Verbal Kent, Very, Tab One of Kooley High)
14. Under Nuclear Attack Interlude
15. Dance with the Devil
16. Piseas (Bash Bros.) steps in / Get Acquainted With The A-Bomb Interlude
17. Permanent Midnight Remix
18. Awful Gas Outro

Lefty & DJ Concept
Gangland Vol. 4 (American Nightmare)