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Daily Dump – The Best (and Average) of Monday

seven3zero — Mon, 16 May 2011 21:08:55 +0000

Here’s what you may have missed today. Listen, download, close the browser…Do what you do!

DJ JS-1 feat. Lil’ Fame (M.O.P), Joell Ortiz and Freddie Foxxx – Reppin’ NY

Young A$e feat. 40 Cal – Skeme Blackout

J-Bezel (Dipset/Skullgang) – More Than I Lost

Rock feat. Light and Mic Handz – Watch What You Say

Gutta – Tommy Boy (All Elements)

Big Inf feat. Mims – Count On This

Revalation ft. Mayhem – The Goods (produced by Tha Silent Partner) [SNIPPET] by Waasawki Music Group

Revalation feat. Mayhem – The Goods (Snippet)

Public Eye (It’s The Cons Version) by Consequence

Consequence – Public Eye

Props To Consequence For Making A Trading Places Reference

I Love The Sound of Gunshots In the Morning

JPizzle — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 10:33:35 +0000

Here is a seriously dope Alexander the Great remix of M.O.P.’s “Pounds Up” from ATG’s upcoming remix project. This is some hype shit for the morning! Also, here is the info on the remix project itself:

“On September 25th, Heroic Villain Records & So-Gnar.com will be releasing the newest FREE mixtape from producer Alexander The Great (ATG). Having worked with Kool G Rap, Big Twins & GODpt.3 from Infamous Mobb, Reks, Crooked I, Murda Mook & more, as well as getting spins on Sirius/XM radio from legendary producer DJ Premier, the buzz around this up and coming producer has grown significantly in 2009. While taking a break in the recording process for albums from Oakland rapper A1 and Brooklyn artist Steven King, ATG has teamed up with So-Gnar.com & Heroic Villain Records and are bringing all the fans a free remix project. With remixes from artists such as Kanye West, Talib Kweli, Common, AZ, Royce 5’9, Jadakiss, MOP, Inspectah Deck, Jay-Z & more, ATG has chosen to pay homage to those that inspired him to start producing and is sure to keep making noise within the industry. Attached is the first official leak from the project, “Pounds Up”, from Brooklyn rap veterans MOP. The as yet untitled mixtape will be available for free download on September 25th on SO-GNAR.COM and all major online mixtape websites. In the next two weeks, So-Gnar.com will be leaking 3 more tracks before the official release of the project.”

M.O.P.- Pounds Up (ATG Remix)

Watch Video, Punch Boss, Repeat

seven3zero — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 15:07:15 +0000

There’s no way you could be at work right now watching this and expect to keep your job. You know you’re gonna yap some fool before the day is out and not only would we accept that from you over here at WeGoinIN, we expect that.

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M.O.P Does What M.O.P Does

seven3zero — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 14:15:11 +0000

Seriously, would you want anything else from these guys?

M.O.P – Shell Casings

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M.O.P. Lets You Know When It’s Time to Have Sex

seven3zero — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:11:29 +0000

Consider this redemption for the Autotune-infested “Street Life.” They didn’t even need Styles P on this one. We’re plotting on knocking off at least one 7-11 while this knocks in the Miata. Holla if you want in.

M.O.P feat. Styles P – Bang Time

M.O.P. Is Better Than Prozac

JPizzle — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:26:14 +0000

Seriously, M.O.P.’s music is better than any drug for curing pretty much anything. They can have autotune on a track and be damn sure we ain’t saying shit!

Oh and shout out to 730 who played “Ante Up” not once but TWICE at his wedding. Now that is gangsta!

M.O.P. F. Demarco “Street Life” (prod by Fizzy “Fame” Womack)

Singing and M.O.P. Just Don’t Go Together

Singing and M.O.P. Just Don’t Go Together

seven3zero — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 14:35:22 +0000

What’s this? Introspective talk about street life? No kicking down doors with the intention of robbing and/or kidnapping? We don’t need the Autotune shit here and all that, but at least Danzini and Lil’ Fame come correct in their verses.

Download M.O.P – Street Life

Some Thoughts on Blaq Poet’s The Blaqprint

seven3zero — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 16:46:00 +0000

This album has been a long time coming. With barely any new Screwball music over the past few years and more and more rappers incapable of getting the party started (not the kind with fancy bottles and tight shirts but the kind where M.O.P music is the status quo and getting hit in the face with a bottle is not only happenstance but expected). I guess you know what my bachelor party is gonna look like.

Anyway, The Blaqprint is Blaq Poet and Primo doing what they do best – hard rhymes over murky samples. It’s been a long time since Premier’s done an album with all the production (Gang Starr’s Ownerz being the last) and I didn’t realize how much I missed albums like that until I heard The Blaqprint sampler (and if you want to get technical, Easy Mo Bee and Gemcrates both produced one cut on this 15 track opus). Keep in mind, samplers are the best and worst thing a rapper/producer/label can send out. It’s great because it at least gives you an idea of where the project is going and what it’s about. What’s terrible about it is that if it’s a really dope sampler, you obviously want the whole platter, which you don’t really get without some groveling to the artist/producer/label, and even then it’s no guarantee.

Anyway, here are some early thoughts on Blaq Poet’s The Blaqprint, an album that should definitely, definitely, definitely be copped for all members of your family. Don’t front, you know moms will love it!

“I-Getitin” is not only the standout cut on the album but one of the best tracks I’ve heard in a while. Talk about quotables. Listen to this cut off it (sorry, it’s off his sampler so it’s not the full version):

Blaq Poet – I-Gititin

DJ Premier and Blaq Poet show the chemistry that made them indispensible together on Screwball classics like “F.A.Y.B.A.N.” and “Seen It All” on “Ain’t Nuttin Changed” (by the way, I wish every rapper would spell their tracks the way Poet does). Great video.

Poet drops an emotional cut with “Never Goodbye,” as he takes us through the three-way call with Primo and Marley as they broke the news that his Screwball partner and friend KL had passed away. It wouldn’t do KL or the song justice to play this off a sampler, even though I think it’s the full version, the audio quality isn’t there. Wait for the album to hear this one.

And just because KL passed away, it doesn’t mean his music’s not gonna live on. You’ll get to hear his patented raspy flow on “U Phucc’d Up,” which is the only cut that has a fellow Screwball member on it.

“Voices” has Poet channeling 2Pac with lines like, “Black Panther shit/Mixed with street poetry, I had to hit.” Again, it’s hard to say where he’s going with this, but if I had to go out on a limb I’m guessing the second verse would be to Biggie and the third verse to Pun or Big L. Poet hits us with another dope concept track with “Sichuwayshunz,” where he profiles the state of mind of “a thief, a mobster and a bum.” Here’s the thief’s perspective:

Blaq Poet – Sichuwayshunz

I’m also glad I’m not anywhere near NYC when this project drops because I really don’t know how many liquor stores are gonna get knocked when “Let the Guns Blow” drops. Only one verse here and it’s still better than most albums that drop.

The Blaqprint is a great album. How could it not be? You have 13 out of 15 tracks produced by DJ Premier, hopefully a few are equipped with the classic Primo rants blasting all of us for listening to wack music. Plus how could an album be wack that features KL, Lil’ Fame of M.O.P and the NYGz?

Bonus from the leak two weeks ago:

Blaq Poet feat. N.O.R.E. – Hate

Does N.O. really drink boxed wine?

Poison Pen Comes to his Senses

seven3zero — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 16:35:45 +0000

Finally, son has come around to his senses. Wait a minute, I’m not from Brooklyn. I can still say “son,” right? Never mind. Mr. Pen has come around to his senses. Magnifique. Check the email he sent me in between pies at S’barro:

“You are hilarious.”

The capital letter was in the right place and the full stop was exactly where it needed to be. Props! And just in case you missed it (I promise, I’m not doing any marketing for Pen. He’s not that organized):

Poison Pen feat. M.O.P – Magnifique

Poison Pen Gets Swagnificent With M.O.P?

seven3zero — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:05:18 +0000

And yes, Poison Pen is actually saying it’s “swagnificent.” That’s not something we would make up on our own or condone, but since it’s Poison Pen, it must be okay to say. It has to be, right?

Here’s Poison Pen’s reasoning for why you should download “Magnifique” featuring M.O.P:

“They wasn’t clamoring before, even though I did pretty good numbers. This shit is different for me. Like, a few people actually care. And this morning this wasn’t even on my iPod.”

We’re not sure if it’s on the iPod now, but it’s definitely banging, even with that whole “swagnificent” shit. And a couple other songs to put you onto game if you’ve been sleeping.

Poison Pen feat. M.O.P – Magnifique

Poison Pen – The Brooklyn Way

Poison Pen feat. Amplafire – Squab

Quick sidenote – much props to Pen for blessing me with the exclusive. Pen was supposed to send me this weeks ago, but for some strange reason he would only send it via AIM. I dusted off the outdated icon on my toolbar and logged on, except Pen had stepped out to go get food handle business. That’s probably why he has a publicist sending emails out for him now.