Showing posts with label HaVoC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HaVoC. Show all posts

Thursday, April 25, 2013

CaPoNe-N-NoReaGa`s "iLLeGaL LiFe b/w STiCK YoU" [CD SiNGLe]...




Here`s another single from Capone-N-Noreaga released in 1996 thru Penalty Recordings. This 6 track single includes 4 songs & 2 instrumentals. While 3 of the 4 songs are from C-N-N`s debut album "War Report", you also get the Iraq Mix of "L.A, L.A." which isn`t featured on the album. In my opinion the song`s not really as good as the version that appears on the album for 2 reasons. The first being that the beat`s not as iLL, while the second`s just the fact that it`s shorter in length & it`s annoyingly edited. Sure the Kuweit Mix (I know it`s spelled incorrectly but that`s how it appears on the CD) is edited as well, but it`s done in a better way with some cool sound effects :)  I never did find out why "L.A, L.A." is edited, so if anyone knows the reasoning behind the decision please feel free to school me. Now for those folks that were under a rock during the whole East/ West Coast beef that was takin` place in the late 1990's "L.A, L.A." was a retaliation joint to the Dogg Pound`s "New York, New York" track which is why the original version of "L.A., L.A." has a beat that`s real similar to the Dogg Pound`s track, check the songs below to hear what I mean...










Now go `head & check out the single, you`ll be glad ya did believe that...



Label: Penalty Recordings
Released: 1996



1. Illegal Life {ft. Havoc & Tradegy Khadafi}
2. Illegal Life [Instr.]
3. L.A., L.A. [Kuweit Mix] {ft. Tragedy Khadafi & Mobb Deep}
4. Stick You {ft. Tradegy Khadafi}
5. Stick You [Instr.]
6. L.A., L.A. [Iraq Mix] {ft. Tragedy Khadafi & Mobb Deep}















N`JoY...

Sunday, April 18, 2010

"CLaSSiC WHiTeS VoL. 1"...

Got some pure DoPeNeSS right here for y`all today! A compilation of some iLL 12" White Label joints, apparently this was released on vinyl back in 2005. The thing about the vinyl is that it only has 8 tracks, but what we have is 13 in total. So that could mean a number of things; 1...the vinyl is labeled incorrectly, 2....what I posted up was the CD rip with bonus tracks, or 3....this is a bootleg of a bootleg......LoL, but when it really comes down to it does it matter? I know that I didn`t care when my homie link`D me up with the mp3s. I was just happy to get some great tracks in good sound quality, especially since I`ve only heard 5 of the tracks. This joint`s worth the DL for just the tracks from the fallen emcees Biggie, Ol` Dirty Bastard & Big L alone so do ya`self a favor & check it out!!!




Various Artists - Classic Whites Vol. 1
Label: N/A
Released: 2005



1. Mr. Cee Freestyle {Notorious B.I.G.} (2:29)
2. Cunt Renaissance {R.A. The Rugged Man & The Notorious B.I.G.} (2:30)
3. Funk Mode {Tragedy & Havoc} (4:50)
4. Fast Life [VR Rmx] {Kool G. Rap & Nas} (4:37)
5. Dopefiend {N.O.R.E.} (2:58)
6. Check A Bitch {Kool G. Rap} (2:59)
7. Dirty & Stinkin` {Ol` Dirty Bastard} (3:25)
8. Cop Hell {Mobb Deep} (4:05)
9. Hey Mister {Kool G. Rap} (3:59)
10. Yo Black {Kool Keith} (4:23)
11. The Bizness [VR Rmx] {De La Soul} (4:30)
12. Straight East Coast {Sadat X} (5:01)
13. Let Me Find Out {Big L} (2:35)








N`JoY...

Thursday, August 20, 2009

HaVoC`s "FRoM NoW On [The MiXTaPe]"...

Got some new Havoc tracks for y`all courtesy of his new mixtape titled "From Now On", another iNBoX GooDie. I haven`t had the chance to give it a listen yet, but I have heard a few tracks. So far I`m DiGG`n the 2 bonus tracks "24k Rap" with Raekwon & "Evil Deeds" with Ghostface & RZA, as well as "Smells Like 9/5". The link`s a ZShare joint, I know many folks don`t like it so if there`s enough headz out there that request it, I`ll re-up it on Megaupload -- anyway give it a listen & enjoy...




Havoc - From Now On The Mixtape
Released: 2009




1. Smells Like 9/5
2. What`s That Smell?
3. Bang-Bang {ft. Lloyd Banks}
4. That`s How You Feel?
5. Fly With Me
6. Always Have A Choice
7. Letter To P
8. Handle My Handle
9. Call From Cousin Ferb [Skit]
10. H Is Back
11. You Know My Name {ft. Philthy}
12. Keep On Talking {ft. Prodigy}
13. Computer Crash [Skit]
14. Going OT
15. Sex Tape
16. You Take Her {ft. Freeway & Termanology}
17. Believer
18. 24k Rap {ft. Raekwon} [Bonus Track]
19. Evil Deeds {ft. Ghostface & RZA} [Bonus Track]








N`JoY...

Tuesday, August 04, 2009

AuGuST`s iNBoX GooDieS Pt. 1...

S`up my readers/ vistors? Today I`ve got a few more inbox goodies for y`all ears` listening pleasure. I`ve got a joint off Warren G`s upcoming album, a fresh track off Raekwon`s "Cuban Linx II" & a hand full of new Havoc tracks. So enjoy, feel free to leave ya` thoughts on these tracks as a comment...












Warren G {ft. Snoop Dogg & Cass} - Swagger Rich

Warren G Returns With New Studio LP, The G Files, With Special Guests Snoop Dogg, Ray J & Travis Barker

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The G Files, Produced By Warren G, Will Be Released On 9-29-09

Los Angeles, CA (August 3, 2009) -- With six LP’s already under his belt and 10 million copies sold worldwide, Warren G will release his seventh studio LP, The G Files, on 9-29-09. The album features the Snoop Dogg assisted lead-single, “Swagger Rich” and highlighted tracks, “Crush” with Ray J, “Let’s Get High (420)” with Black Nicc and guest Travis Barker on drums, “Suicide” with RBX and “100 Miles and Runnin” with Nate Dogg and Raekwon.

His laid back flow and production have made him an undisputed Hip-Hop legend, but those attributes and accomplishments have and always will certify multi-platinum rapper and producer, Warren G as a West Coast icon.

Warren G exploded out of the burgeoning Long Beach rap scene in 1994 and while many of his West Coast contemporaries such as Tupac, Dr. Dre, and Snoop signed record deals with LA's Death Row Records, Warren G took an alternative route and signed with Def Jam in New York, quickly proving he had something remarkable up his sleeve. His 1994 debut album, Regulate...G Funk Era, certified Warren G as a multi-platinum internationally acclaimed artist. He also received multiple award nominations (Grammy, American Music, Soul Train) for his smash hit “Regulate.”

Def Jam founder and the God Father of Hip Hop, Russell Simmons, would later cite Warren G's signing as “a turning point" for the storied Def Jam Records imprint and its subsequent mega-success. "After that, Def Jam never looked back," Simmons wrote in his book Life and Def. Likewise, as one of the first rap artists to appear on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” Warren G helped put the West Coast on the Hip-Hop map with his success and by nurturing the careers of many other talented artists that would follow in his path.

Subsequent albums Take a Look Over Your Shoulder (1997) and I Want It All (1999) were certified gold and generated hits "I Want It All" and "I Shot The Sheriff," a cover of Bob Marley's popular song by the same name. Warren’s 2001 release Return of the Regulator showcased his studio skills through working with legendary artists like Stevie Wonder and George Clinton (the two, alongside the late Tupac Shakur, are cited by Warren as some of the great highlights of his extensive collaborations over the years). In 2004, Warren reunited with his teenage group, 213, (which also features Snoop and Nate Dogg) to release Hard Way, which quickly went Gold and further cemented Warren’s legacy.

Warren’s musical accomplishments have also translated to the silver screen, where he made an unforgettable cameo in “Old School” and he has also appeared on numerous reality shows including VH1’s “Celebrity Fit Club” Flavor Flav’s “Flavor Of Love,” Ray J’s “For The Love Of Ray J” and he appeared as a mentor on “Celebrity Rap Superstar.” Warren has also appeared on television shows such as “The Parkers,” “Clueless” and “The Parent Hood” and contributed to countless movie soundtracks (including “Poetic Justice” “Above The Rim” “Bad Boys” “Barbershop 2”) and appeared on video games (NBA 09 and Def Jam Fight For NY).

Not only is Warren G back with The G Files, but the West is back!!









N`JoY...