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June Playlist - brianold - 06-20-2006 12:40 PM
What's in my ear and in the camry (quit laughin!) this month. what's in your ear? btw... I never realized how addictive that Mondo '77 was. They are pop as hell I must admit, but I can't help it! lol
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Slum Village
Slum Village
Didn't Cha Know
Erykah Badu
Mama's Gun
Grazing In The Grass
Hugh Masakela
The Best of Hugh Masakela
Think Twice (ft. Roy Hargrove)
Erykah Badu
Worldwide Underground
Two Can Win
J Dilla
Donuts
Different (ft. Clyde Carson)
Goapele
Change It All
The Grind (ft. Dead Prez)
Erykah Badu
Worldwide Underground
You My
Lupe Fiasco
Food and Liqour
Showtime
Nelly Furtado
Loose
Smiley Faces
Gnarles Barkley
St. Elsewhere
Dollar
Steve Spacek
Space Shift
Land, Bread + Housing
M1
Confidential
Goodlife (ft. Pharrell, Common)
T.I.
King
Right About Now
Talib Kweli
Right About Now (The Official Sucka-Free Mixtape)
1-9-9-9 (ft. Common)
Soundbombing
Soundbombing Vol. 2
'Till We Get There
M1
Confidential
The Real Thing
Gwen Stefani
Love, Angel, Music, Baby
Starz
Jaylib
Champion Sound
It Cost Nothing
Sizzla
Who's The Best (ft. The Notorious BIG)
Jay-Z + Nas
God's Black
Hey Mama
Kanye West
Late Registration
Joga
Bjork
Homogenic
Swing First (ft. Graph Nobel)
Muja Messiah
Smile
K'naan
The Dustyfoot Philosopher
War
Nas
Street's Disciple
Time: The Donut of the Heart
J Dilla
Donuts
Interlude
Jay-Z
The Black Album
Without You
Dwele
Subject
Dance
Nas
God's Son
For The Babies
Damien Marley
Welcome To Jamrock
Jesus Walks Remix (ft. Mase, Common)
Kanye West
The College Dropout
Hope Music
Majesty
People
J Dilla
Donuts
We Major (ft. Nas, Really Doe)
Kanye West
Late Registration
People Be Talkin
Jay-Z
MTV Unplugged
Kilo (ft. Raekwon)
Ghostface Killah
Fishscale
Last Real Nigga Alive
Nas
God's Son
Black Stacey Remix (ft. Nas)
Saul Williams
Saul Williams
Where You Gonna Run (ft. Jean Grae)
Talib Kweli
Right About Now (The Official Suck-Free Mixtape)
Why You Wanna
T.I.
King
Eve (J Dilla Mix)
J Dilla
Mastermind
Nas
God's Son
Love Song
I Self Devine
Self Destruction
Beat 4 (Dollas Circulate)
9th Wonder
Hip Hop's Favorite Producer
Made You Look
Nas
God's Son
Please Don't Go
The Roots
Game Theory
Been Through
M1
Confidential
Only One Can Win
The Sylvers
Refuge (When It's Cold Outside)
John Legend
Get Lifted
Wake Me Up When September Ends
Green Day
American Idiot
Road To Zion (ft. Nas)
Damien Marley
Welcome To Jamrock
What Is An Intro
AB + The Souljourners
Lyrically Inclined 1.3: The Odessey
Mood Swing (ft. Talib Kweli, Black Thought)
Asheru
Tell Me
Groove Theory
Groove Theory
A Dream (ft. Faith, The Notorious BIG)
Jay-Z
The Blueprint 2: The Gift and the Curse
Until The Lion Learns To Speak
K'naan
The Dustyfoot Philosopher
Dear Summer
Jay-Z
Fly That Knot (ft. MF Doom)
Talib Kweli
Right About Now (The Official Suck-Free Mixtape)
Mondo '77
Looper
The Geometrid
Keep Tryin'
Groove Theory
Groove Theory
Drugs, Basketball, + Rap (ft. Planet Asia, Phil Da Agony)
Talib Kweli
Right About Now (The Official Suck-Free Mixtape)
Just A Moment (ft. Quan)
Nas
Street's Disciple
Hustlin Remix (ft. Jay-Z, Young Geezy)
Rick Ross
damn son!! - Shelley - 06-20-2006 05:41 PM
dag! I thought it was gonna be like 5 or 10 songs not 60!
I'm Jammin like Robert Nesta!! - Shelley - 06-20-2006 06:16 PM
here's a lil bit of what's in my ear:
Sacred
Amel larrieux
Brave Bird
Real Love
Mary J. Blige
What's the 411?
Mackin 4 Beats (Dreams of Cuttin an R&B Chick)
BDF
The BDF Mixtape
Tha Mobb, Grown Man, Feel Me, Fly In & Fly Out
Lil Wayne
The Carter II
One Eleven
J Dilla
Jay Dee Donuts
Brenda's Got a Baby
2Pac
2Pacalypse Now
Live in the Sky, Good Life
T.I.
King
Bury Me a G
2Pac
Thug Life Volume 1
Lady
D'Angelo
Brown Sugar
Whip You With a Strap
Ghostface Killah
Fishscale
Tell Him, Nothing Even Matters
Lauryn Hill
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
Rain Don't Last Forever
Hope
Strawberry Shortcake
Ceewhy
The Mixtape (uncut)<~~u gotta be special to get that joint.
Count The Ways
Slum Village
Detroit Deli
Time's a Wastin, Orange Moon
Erykah Badu
Mama's Gun
Respiration
Black Star
Black Star
Take Me
Glenn Lewis
Glenn Lewis
Steady Mobbin'
Lupe Fiasco
Food and Liquor
Crazy
Gnarles Barkley
St. Elsewhere
Poetry
Tamia
More
Moonlight Sonata, Pathetique Sonata-Adagio Cantabile
Beethoven
Beethoven's Moonlight
Much More
De La Soul
The Grind Date
U Still Got it
Jamie Foxx
Unpredictable
Slide Over
Ready For The World
The Best of Ready For the World
Redemption Song
Bob Marley
Legend
- brianold - 06-21-2006 01:26 PM
lol! man i can't help myself.
I wanted to honestly put everything cause i think it can inspire people to share what they are listening to... and i want to know cause i'm always tryna get up on something i haven't heard.
i think we all have a tendency sometimes to hoard something good that we've heard just so we can be "up on it" before anyone else is...
but this:
Quote:Mackin 4 Beats (Dreams of Cuttin an R&B Chick)
BDF
The BDF Mixtape
LMAO!
You like beethoven? i didn't know that. I don't really mess with classical. I might listen to it at work cause I have to but I can't think of anyother time that I actually listen to it. Jazz is much more soothing to me... or my Thunderstorms CD...
What's good with that Cyance? He be hatin man! I can't get no love!? I'm jealous! WTF man?!! :lol:
what i'm spinnin'... - kamille - 06-21-2006 09:48 PM
What a list you two! I definitely have to cop some of those songs. So, I'm thinking I'm going to end up liking Gnarles Barkley soon... I have to hear more...I'm all T.I.'d out (being in the dirty and all...) but Shelley... peeps were sleeping on young Weezy F. Baby (please say the baby) on The Carter huh? And isn't that new Ghostface SICK guys??? As for classical B, check out anything by Frederic Chopin (especially his "etudes")
Here's my list. I couldn't hold back either! I need to get up on some of the stuff YOU GUYS are on, but these are definitely my mainstays. Reminisce why dontcha.
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OutKast
13th Floor/Growing Old
ATLiens
Bilal
Soul Sista
1st Born, Second
Donny Hathaway
Someday We'll All Be Free
Donny Hathaway Collection
Pete Rock and CL Smooth
Reminisce
Mecca And The Soul Brother
D'Angelo
One Mo Gin
Voodoo
Foxy Brown ft. Sizzla
Come Fly With Me
(downloaded)
Coldplay
Sparks
Parachutes
Common ft. Mary J. Blige
Come Close
Electric Circus
GooGoo Dolls
Iris/I just Want You To Know Who I Am
Dizzy Up The Girl
Tweet
Smoking Cigarettes At Night
Southern Hummingbird
Duke Ellington
Prelude To A Kiss
Duke Ellington: Love Songs
Notorious B.I.G.
I Got A Story To Tell
Life or Death
R. Kelly
Slow Wind (Wind For Me)
TP.3 Reloaded
Tupac
Troublesome
Tupac Greatest Hits
Mos Def
Ms. Fat Booty
Black on Both Sides
Carl Thomas
Summer Rain
Emotional
Amel Larrieux
Make Me Whole
Infinite Possibilities
Bahamadia and Talib Kweli
Chaos
Top Kwelity Classics Vol. 1
Erykah Badu ft. Steve Marley
I'm In Love With You
Mama's Gun
Lauryn Hill
Adam Lives In Theory
MTV Unplugged 2.0 Lauryn Hill
The Firm (Foxy, Nas, AZ)
Affirmative Action
It Was Written
Bob Marley and The Wailers
This Train is Bound For Glory
(downloaded)
Natalie Cole/Nat King Cole
Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup
Unforgettable With Love
B.B. King
Three O'Clock Blues
The Best of B.B. King
Prince
How Come You Don't Call Me?
The Hits/The B-Sides
BlackStar
Astronomy (8th Light)
BlackStar
Green Day
Time of Your Life (Good Riddance)
Nimrod
Kelis
Bossy
Kelis Was Here
Alanis Morrisette
Ironic (acoustic)
Jagged Little Pill
Raphael Saadiq
Still Ray
Instant Vintage
Avril Lavinge
Nobody's Home (acoustic)
Under My Skin
Bobby Brown
Tenderoni
Don't Be Cruel
Usher, Luda, Lil Jon
Lovers and Friends
Lil Jon & The Eastside Boys: Crunk Juice
Raheem DeVaughn
Believe In Me
The Love Experience
Jay-Z Featuring Linkin Park
Encore
Jay-Z and Linkin Park: Collision Course
hee hee hee!!!!! - Shelley - 06-21-2006 10:06 PM
Quote:think we all have a tendency sometimes to hoard something good that we've heard just so we can be "up on it" before anyone else is...
but this:
Mackin 4 Beats (Dreams of Cuttin an R&B Chick)
BDF
The BDF Mixtape
LMAO!
LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh man I wish I could hear your big ass laugh!!
BDF is a friend of mine. He also does Freedom School in St. Paul and while we were at training I copped a mixtape. It's actually not too bad. That particular track I like because of the way he mixed it. Don't let the title get you!! That was a little random though I'll admit. hee hee hee!!
Yes I like Beethoven. I also have a CD of cello and piano duets that's pretty dope.
Quote:What's good with that Cyance? He be hatin man! I can't get no love!? I'm jealous! WTF man?!!
na-na-na-na-na
I'm playin'. When's the last time you talked to him?Kamille, YESS!!! People were definitely sleep on The Carter 2. Lil Wayne has matured as an artist I think, and the production is CRAZY aint it?!?!?I'm definitely feeling the Donny Hathway also. Can't have a music collection without some Donny.
Ahhh man "Troublesome" and "Summer Rain"....can I do my list over PLEASE?!?!? :mrgreen: lol.
- brianold - 06-21-2006 10:44 PM
Quote:Usher, Luda, Lil Jon
Lovers and Friends
yo!!!!!!!! that was my summer jam last year!
oh snap u busted out the natalie cole and bb king!
what album is this on?
Quote:Bahamadia and Talib Kweli
Chaos
i needs ta know!
can we get some album listings kamille! how else i'm suppossed to go waste my paycheck on all this music!? :roll:
Re: what i'm spinnin'... - brianold - 06-23-2006 12:53 AM
kamille Wrote:What a list you two! I definitely have to cop some of those songs. So, I'm thinking I'm going to end up liking Gnarles Barkley soon... I have to hear more...I'm all T.I.'d out (being in the dirty and all...) but Shelley... peeps were sleeping on young Weezy F. Baby (please say the baby) on The Carter huh? And isn't that new Ghostface SICK guys??? As for classical B, check out anything by Frederic Chopin (especially his "etudes")
Here's my list. I couldn't hold back either! I need to get up on some of the stuff YOU GUYS are on, but these are definitely my mainstays. Reminisce why dontcha.
i see u tried to throw them album names in there on the low. wadn't gon tell no body huh!
yo I BEEN up on that Carter II... where ya'll been!? :shock:
That gnarles barkley is soooo hot. I love cee-lo. he's a perfect example of a free artist. Although I still have my beef with all these cats not going completely independent with thier music and will until they get on Master P's level. I got infinite respect for P no matter what he does just cause he knows the value of self-determination. And now he is establishing his own distribution. They might try and assasinate that dude for real.
That ghostface is hot. But to be honest I don't think it's his best work. He got like 5 excellent tracks on there... Supreme Clientele got it beat by 10-fold.
And really I mess with Pretty Toney AND Bullet Proof Wallets over Fishscale. but that just speaks to how great his music is more than anything else.
So this Chopin dude... is that pronounced SHOW-PAN? Cause I might have heard that. I don't know... that classical just don't soothe my soul. I took a music class and I felt like I was frontin just trying be intellectual. And that was no good for me. :?
Shell, man I ain't rapped with dominique in a minute. He said he wanted to start a magazine last time we "typed" eachother. I wasn't feelin the seperate movements. Ain't heard from him since. :shock:
- brianold - 06-30-2006 02:31 PM
anyone heard that new India.Aire yet?
I'm thinkin about gettin it.
A sleeper:
9th Wonder + Buckshot: Chemistry
LINK
driving down Peachtree/bumpin' India.Arie (that rhymes!) - kamille - 07-02-2006 03:37 PM
Last weekend India was on V103.3 and took up the 8-10 p.m. slot to give Atlanta an in-depth album preview (her being a native of the ATL and all...). She played EVERY song on the new album in it's entirety and prefaced each one with an explanation of how each song came into fruition. It was GRRRRRREAT.
I'm noticing that with each successive album, India's becoming more and more accepting of the power and revelation in vulnerability. I mean...there's this song on there where she's talking about a past love--that she still loves--and going through the process of accepting that he just doesn't love her anymore or love her as he did before. It's nothing new--concept wise--but there's only a few artist who can express this familiar angst so richly, so vividly.
Some of the jams, while lyrically on point, could have maybe used different or LESS instrumentation...but this is maybe because I'm somewhat biased to the one voice-one instrument sound that India does oh so well.