Aesop Rock - Float

1. Float
2. Commencement At The Obedience Academy
3. Big Bang
4. Garbage
5. I'll Be OK feat. Slug
6. Breakfast With Blockhead
7. Basic Cable
8. Fascination
9. Oxygen
10. Skip Town
11. 6B Panorama
12. Lunch With Blockhead
13. Spare A Match
14. Attention Span feat. Vast Aire
15. How To Be A Carpenter
16. Prosperity
17. No Splash
18. Drawbridge feat. Dose One
19. Dinner With Blockhead
20. The Mayor And The Crook

Requested. Good CD though, give it a listen. I used to really like Aesop Rock.

Wu-Tang Clan - Unreleased, Rare & B-Sides

Wu-Tang Clan - Unreleased, Rare & B-Sides CD1

1. Shaolin Worldwide (Wu Tang)
2. Nightshift (Inspec Deck)
3. Put Your Hammer Down (Wu Tang)
4. Common Denominator (Wu Tang)
5. 97 Mentality (Cappadonna)
6. The Riddler (Method Man)
7. Diesel (Wu Tang)
8. Dirty the Moocher (ODB)
9. Rainy Dayz remix (Raekwon & Ghostface)
10. Heinekin promo (Cappadonna)
11. Semi Automatic Full Rap Metal Jacket (Wu Tang)
12. The Watch (Ghost)
13. Even if (Method Man).mp3
14. Cobra Clutch (Ghost).mp3
15. Fast Shadow (Wu Tang)
16. Sunshower (Rza)
17. Windpipe (Wu Tang)
18. Wu-Wear (RZA, Method Man & Cappadonna)
19. Projects International remix (Wu Tang)
20. Sussudio (ODB)
21. Whats Fuckin Wit Us (Raekwon)

No cover for this Album either. Got a request for this 4 disc set. This is the first of four, the rest should be up this weekend. Must have for any Wu fans. I think I'll put up that new Mathematics album after this set is done also. All worth listening to.

Enjoy

Mr. Hyde - Rare Demos & Freestyles, Vol.1

1. WNYU Halftime Radio (feat. Necro) (2001)
2. Hyde Verse (from Upcoming U-God Album) (2006)
3. WNYU Halftime Radio (1997)
4. My Part Of Town (feat. Sean Strange & O-Doub of NGP) (2006)
5. WNYU Halftime Radio (2000)
6. Mr. Hyde (feat. Danny Diablo & Power Rule) (2005)
7. Demo (feat. Exlib & NGP) (1997)
8. Feed Your Head (feat. Exlib) (1999)
9. Freestyle (Khrome Mix CD) (2006)
10. WNYU Halftime Radio (feat. Necro) (1998)
11. Hyde Verse (from Big John's Upcoming Album Profits Of Doom) (2006)
12. Hip Hop Philosophy Show (2006)
13. Demonic Harmonix (2004)
14. WNYU Halftime Radio (1999)
15. Requiem For A Dream (feat. Exlib & Raida) (2001)
16. WNYU Halftime Radio (Album Promo) (2004)
17. Hyde Verses (from DJ Mike Nice's Cracking The Surface Mixtape) (1999)
18. Death Is Waiting (feat. Raida) (2002)
19. WKCR Stretch & Bobbito Show (1999)

Mr. Hyde's second official CD release. After hearing him on Circle Of Tyrants I'm sure most people want to hear some of the newer verses on this so check it. Hyde's got a myspace page you can order the CD from or you can also use the Necro website. I haven't gave it a full listen yet, but someone requested it. Check it.

Onyx - Rare, Raw & Uncut Grimee EP

1. Evil Streets (Remix) feat. Method Man
2. Evil Streets (Remix Instrumental)
3. Purse Snatchers, Pt. 2 feat. D.V. Alias Khrist, Smoothe Da Hustler, Trigger Tha Gambler
4. Shut Em Down (Remix) feat. Big Pun, Noreaga
5. Most Def (Remix)
6. Most Def (Remix Instrumental)
7. Walk In New York
8. Shifftee (Remix)
9. I'll Murder You feat. Gang Green

Sorry, no cover for this EP. Anyway, everyone knows Onyx. Legendary shit through the 90s and their last release was out a few years back entitled "triggernometry" which didnt really touch bacdafucup (which i really liked) This EP came out in 2001 or 2002, and I'm sure any rap fan will enjoy it. I heard they are dropping a CD this year but I've not really looked into the issue. Let me know if you know anything about it.

Danny Diablo - Street CD, Vol. 2

1. Intro
2. Banged Out
3. Don't Bring It
4. Radio Interview
5. Roger Miret Drop
6. Four Shots - (featuring Slaine)
7. Macheteros Drop
8. Crush! Kill! Destroy! - (featuring Doomsday Device)
9. Coke Snore (Skit)
10. Kill Em Dead
11. Trizzmaster (Skit)
12. Bloodshed
13. Pitchfork (Skit)
14. Kill Steve Poss
15. Born To Crush You - (featuring Jamey Jasta)
16. Hatewear (Skit)
17. Me Llamo Diablo - (featuring King Chewy/DJ Cos)
18. Back On Up - (featuring Shot Blockers)
19. Cum On Baby
20. Lick My Balls
21. You Know What I'm Talking About, Man? - (featuring Mr. Hyde/Prince Power Rule)
22. Satanic Shamrocks - (featuring DMS All Stars)
23. Rise Above Interlude
24. Rise Above - (featuring G-Fellas/Ill Bill/Everlast)
25. Unstoppable
26. Outro

I thought this album was completely unlistenable save for the psychological verses. But someone requested it so here it is.
Check it, hopefully it's more your style than it was mine.

Bronze Nazareth - Sinuhe's Impasse & 12 O'Clock - Untitled Promo

Bronze Nazareth - Sinuhe's Impasse

1. Sinuhe's Impasse
2. Sinuhe's Impasse (Acapella)
3. Delilah
4. Delilah (Acapella)
5. Blowgun (Remix) feat. Dots
6. Calm Sword feat. Cilvaringz


12 O'Clock - Untitled Promo

1. Cutthroat Niggaz
2. November 26
3. Talk

Plus Bronze Nazareth - Blowgun (Original Version) and Bronze Nazareth - Waters Of Nazareth

Bronze Nazareth is a Wu Affiliate who is terribly slept on for someone of his skill. He's nice on the mic but even more impressive production wise. He's responsible for most of the "Wu-Tang Meets The Indie Culture" CD dropped a year or two ago and also released his first solo last summer entitled "The Great Migration (Which I will up very soon) He's also done work with fellow Wu Affiliates like Cilvaringz (I don't know if he's working with Cilva on his new album) Plus produced a great track off Afu-Ra's last (I think) Album that featured Masta Killa.

12 O'Clock is ODB's (RIP) younger brother (I believe) and he's part of the clique Brooklyn Zu. They were supposed to be dropping an album but I have no idea what's going on with that now. You can hear some of their work on Popa Wu's CD as well as many various Wu-Tang Affiliated releases.

Immortal Technique - Revolutionary, Vol. 1

1. Creation & Destruction
2. Dominant Species
3. Positive Balance feat. Big Zoo
4. The Getaway
5. Beef and Broccoli
6. No Me Importa
7. Top of the Food Chain (Remix) feat. Poison Pen
8. The Poverty of Philosophy
9. Revolutionary
10. Spend Some Time (Remix)
11. Dance with the Devil
12. The Prophecy
13. Understand Why
14. No Mercy
15. The Illest feat. Jean Grae, Pumpkinhead
16. Speak Your Mind

Immortal Technique probably needs no introduction so I'll make this relatively short: Street wise revolutionary lyrics over nice beats. Ill voice and flow. Helps run a label called Viper Records, though his next CD is coming out on Babygrande Records which also works with a number of other insane underground artists.

If you've never heard this it's simply a must, as is his second CD entitled "Revolutionary, Vol. 2"

Atma - Beyond The Speed Of Mind

1. Intro/ Fighting At The Speed Of Mind
2. Study The Math
3. Universal Enlightenment (Interlude)
4. In Between The Eyes feat. Lord 360
5. The Sage's Ontology
6. Earthlings Are Mostly (Interlude)/ Unenlightened & Evil
7. I Am No Earthling
8. Empty Cold Dark Universe (Interlude)
9. Infinte Potential
10. The Shoulders Of Giants
11. Chop Em Up With The Chakra feat. Jon The Baptist
12. Atma The Living Force (Interlude)
13. Who Feels It Knows It
14. Om Namo Bhagavale Vasudeva (Interlude)
15. Red Alert On Planet Earth
16. Words From His Holiness Radhantha Swami Maha Raja (Interlude)
17. Eternal Boundlessness
18. The Heavenly Doors
19. Merge With The Supreme

Dunno much about this guy. Definitely not your stereotypical rap subjects. Guy has a myspace page if you're interesting in learning more.
Production by Panik of the Molemen.
Not bad shit, and probably heavily unknown.
Give it a chance if you don't mind backpack rap.

Mood - Doom

1. Esoteric Manuscripts
2. Info For The Streets
3. He Is DJ Hi-Tek
4. Karma
5. The Vision
6. Tunnel bound
7. Nuclear Hip Hop feat. Talib Kweli
8. Another Day
9. Sacred Pt. 1 feat. Talib Kweli
10. Peddlers Of Doom
11. Millenium
12. Babylon The Great
13. Peace Infinity
14. Secrets Of The Sand
15. Illuminated Sunlight feat. Sunz Of Man
16. Industry Lies feat. Talib Kweli
17. No Ordinary Brother
18. Cincinatti

Nice flows and a real hip hop sound will land this album in everyones rotation permanently.

This trio of Cincinati natives does not disappoint. Composed of Main Flow, Donte and Jahson, this album really embodies the sound and feel of hip hop.Mood also enlists the help of Talib Kweli and production by DJ Hi-Tek on multiple tracks which really make this album shine.This is looked at (basically) as the start of the Hi-Tek and Talib Kweli (Blackstar) partnership and is a piece of hip hop history.

Apparently Mood is dropping a second CD this year on Jahsons label; Mission Control Records. They are also featured on Johsons album entitled "Mission Control Presents..." and a couple other albums I can think of. Jahson has had lots of production success and has worked with other great MCs such as Prodigal Sunn and Kool Keith.

These guys are dope (as a collective and individually, too) and deserve a listen and a place in any hip hop collection. Don't sleep.