BaByGiRL`s "HoLLa At Me i`LL PuT iT oN YoU"...

Babygirl (from H.W.A.) - Holla At Me I`ll Put It On Ya

Released: December 31, 1996 (CD: July 15, 1997)

Label: Critique

1. Intro

2. Who`s Playing Who?

3. It`z A Man`s World

4. Holla At Me! {ft. Mystikal}

5. I Ain`t Yo` Bitch

6. To Tha Click

7. No Matter What

8. Ain`t Gonna Let Nobody {ft. Ghetto Twiinz}

9. What Dem Freaks Be Yellin`

10. I Can`t Be Faded {ft. Dark Souljahs}

11. High Like An Eagle

12. Cure For This

13. Tha Signing

14. I Can`t Say No

15. No Matter What

1997 album from the lead rapper of Gangsta Rap group H.W.A., Babygirl. This joint here has a heavy Southern vibe to it beat~wise, lyrically Babygirl does her thing but she won`t be going down in the history bookS as an iLL femcee. Her style`s similar to Lil` Kim or Foxy Brown, actually maybe it`s the other way around but y`all get the idea...

PRiNCe ALi`s "I MiSS 1994 EP"...

Prince Ali - I Miss 1994 EP

Released: 2007

1. Incistroduction (0:57)

2. Grew Up {ft. Louieville Sluggah} (2:26)

3. Respect {ft. Thieven Stealburg} (2:52)

4. Movements {ft. Kev Brown} (4:20)

5. Rap Author [Incise Rmx] {ft. Craig G} (3:32)

6. Rap Author {ft. Craig G} (3:41)

7. Incisimission (0:32)

8. On Our Way (3:24)

9. Jazzy Incision (0:13)

10. Bloaw (2:36)

11. Drift {ft. Theiven & Blue} (3:33)

12. Dear Slave (3:01)

13. Outro (0:50)

DoPe EP right here from Toronto, Canada`s Prince Ali! What I like about this joint is how the beatS have that `94 type of sound without really sounding dated. My fav` jointS off this would have to be "Grew Up" & "Rap Author", I`m not going to say to much more y`all just need to check this joint out for ya`self...

http://www.myspace.com/pamusiconline

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HoLLeR WeeN MiX...

Some more of that good ol` free ish! This right here is a nice lil` mix from Rhek the DJ posted at www.futilityrecords.com a lil` early treat for y`all trickS (that was corny as hell sorry:)

Get Ya Candy Here!!!

ANGeRViLLe & GaMSHooTeR`s "ANGeR MaNaGeMeNT EP"...

Angerville & Gamshooter - The Anger Management EP Full Album (ZIP File)

1. Intro

2. Rage-A-Holic

3. Hip Hop

4. Hustlin`

5. Fast World

6. The Way It Is

7. Straight Spittin` {ft. Rob Kelly}

8. Sadness Of The Piano {ft. Bluntologist}

9. Outro

I always dig free ish, but when it`s DoPe it`s just that much better! Here`s a free digital download EP from Canadian HiP HoP crew ANGERVILLE (emcees Conscious Thought, Fortunato & Ill Da Shystee (R.I.P.)) & Gamshooter (DoPe producer from Toronto, Canada). Gotta say that both of them worked well with each other, Gamshooter`s beatS meshed well with ANGERVILLE`s lyricS. My fav` track`s "Sadness Of The Piano", just lovin` the beat on this track but it`s the lyricS that really hold my attention. Do ya`self a favor & check it out...

Check these link`s for more info` on these katS...

WWW.ANGERVILLEMUSIC.COM
http://www.myspace.com/angerville

http://www.myspace.com/alldayproductions

RaW, UNCuT & X-RaTeD...

Too $hort - Raw, Uncut & X-Rated

Released: 1987

1. Invasion Of The Flat Booty Bitches (5:13)

2. She`s A Bitch (9:57)

3. Oakland California (6:52)

4. The Bitch Sucks Dick (6:34)

5. Short Side (Blow Job Betty) (12:17)

Some ol` school Too $hort right here, this is for the die~hard $hort fanS. Far from his best work, but it showS ya just how he started out droppin` them nasty rhymes. Gotta love the length of some of these trackS...

NoNCHaLaNT`s "UNTiL The DaY"...

Nonchalant - Until The Day

Released: March 26, 1996

Label: MCA Records

1. Intro (1:54)

2. It`s All Love (4:59)

3. Crab Rappers (4:28)

4. 5 O`Clock (4:47)

5. Lookin` Good To Me (4:27)

6. Kickin` It With Non [Skit] (0:50)

7. Have A Good Time (4:54)

8. Lights `n` Sirens (4:16)

9. Non Interlude (1:32)

10. Until The Day (4:45)

11. Mr. Good Stuff (5:04)

12. Thank You (4:24)

13. Outro (1:30)

Nonchalant, an iLL femcee from Washington D.C. dropped "Until The Day" back in `96. Y`all should remember her from her hit single "5 O`Clock", speaking about Black~on~Black crime...anyways she`s got a smooth`D out, laid~back style of flow & she dropS some intelligent lyricS over some R&B~laced beatS on her first & only album. The album`s DoPe (my opinion of course), but I think it suffered sales~wise because a lot of folkS felt the beatS were too R&B minded & her socio~political lyricS came off as too preachy, kind of like what katS say about KRS-One. Regardless of it`s commercial success, the album itself is straight up solid; rhythmically, lyrically & musically (that`s a lot of lly`s:). Sure there`s a lot of R&B-drenched trackS, but they`re consistently appealing & Nonchalant`s lyrics & flow only help to add replay value to them jointS. Stand~out jointS; "5 O`Clock", "Crab Rappers" & "Lights `n` Sirens"...










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CaNDy FReSH`s "JuST The WaY You LiKe iT"...

Candy Fresh - Just The Way I Like It

Label: Wrap/Ichiban

Released: 1992

1. Real Golddigger (6:00)

2. Homie, You Ain`t Got An Ounce Of Mack In You (5:56)

3. You Got To Be Real (3:45)

4. Tricky Brothers (4:12)

5. Black Widow {ft. X2C} (3:57)

6. Payback Is Hell (4:47)

7. Take Your Time To Do Right (4:07)

8. Just The Way I Like It (3:33)

9. Do It Again (5:42)

10. Get Off (3:12)

11. Bad To The Bone (2:36)

12. To The Beat To The Bass (1:11)

13. Move That Body (3:15)

14. Another Weekend Night (4:01)

Very little is known about Candy Fresh, one of the many obscure rapper$ (female at that) who recorded for Ichiban`s Wrap label in the early `90's. "Just The Way I Like It" is her only release, at least to my knowledge. With a slightly nasal~type delivery this femcee rockS a playful style of rapping, far from an MC Lyte & she definitely isn`t droppin` socio-political rhymes like Sister Souljah, but that doesn`t matter because this Atlanta femcee let`s ya know that the album`s more about fun that anything else, however she does drop some streetwise ish. Track`s like "Homie, You Ain't Got An Ounce Of Mack In You" & "Tricky Brothers" has Candy attacking guys that she considers chumps. Candy Fresh produced the album herself along with Wink-D. Their production was sample~heavy, lovers of `70's Soul & Funk should recognize the CLaSSiCs like Funkadelic`s "Not Just Knee Deep", the Staple Singers` "Let`s Do It Again" & Foxy`s "Get Off"...







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