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[tha-wrecka-stow]

[tinkabelle24]

Raph's Workout Playlist

I remember curating one of these early on into my old TMNT-centred blog; figured I'd bring it back cos I remember having a lot of fun 😊

For those on Spotify, here's the playlist. Not all songs listed below are on there however, as they weren't available.

This should go without saying, but...

This list contains songs with explicit language.

UPDATED: Aug 29th, 2024

Act a Fool - Remix (S-BEATS MUSIC, BLAZZE BEATZ)

AIN'T SO (thatboykwame, Arno Faraji)

Astronaut in the Ocean (Masked Wolf)

Bass (Merkules, Tech N9ne, Hopsin)

Bate Forte e Dança - Super Slowed (DJ Ritmo55)

Beast - Southpaw Remix (Bob Bailey & The Hustle Standard, Busta Rhymes, KXNG Crooked, Tech N9ne)

Bezerk (Big Sean, A$AP Ferg, Hit-Boy)

Big Dawgs (Hunumankind, Kalmi)

Big Gangsta (Kevin Gates)

Break Ya Neck (Busta Rhymes)

BRODYAGA FUNK - SLOWED + REVERB (Eternxlkz)

Can't Be Touched (Roy Jones Jr., Mr Magic, Trouble)

Cinderella Man (Eminem)

Come On (Bonecrusher)

CLOUDS (NF)

Confident (Tasman Keith)

Crank That (Soulja Boy) [Travis Barker Remix] (Soulja Boy, Travis Barker)

DNA (Kendrick Lamar)

Erbody But Me (Tech N9ne, Bizzy, Krizz Kaliko)

Get Up (50 Cent)

Godzilla (Eminem, Juice WRLD)

Go Get It (T.I.)

Goosebumps - Remix (Travis Scott, HVME)

Grindin (NF, Marty)

Higher (Eminem)

HUMBLE - SKRILLEX REMIX (Kendrick Lamar, Skrillex)

I Don't Dance (DMX, mgk)

If I Can't (50 Cent)

IV. Sweatpants (Childish Gambino)

King Sh*t (Yo Gotti, T.I.)

Kings Never Die (Eminem, Gwen Stefani)

Kumbaya (Hopsin)

leavemealone (Fred again.., Baby Keem)

Leave Me Alone (NF)

Let's Go (Trick Daddy, Twista, Lil Jon)

Like I Ain't (Tech N9ne)

Lucky You (Eminem, Joyner Lucas)

Mask Off - Marshmellow Remix (Future, Marshmellow)

MIDDLE CHILD (J. Cole)

Mount Everest (Labrinth)

Movin' Bass - GTA Remix (Rick Ross, JAY-Z)

Never Enough (Eminem, 50 Cent, Nate Dogg)

New Level (A$AP Ferg, Future)

No Excuses (NF)

NO NAME (NF)

NOTHIN' TO IT (ON THE HUNT, Chandler)

Not Like Us (Kendrick Lamar)

Numb / Encore (JAY-Z, Linkin Park)

Outcast (NF)

Phenomenal (Eminem)

POWER (Kanye West)

Push It (Rick Ross)

RAMPAGE (GRAVEDGR)

Real (NF)

REEL IT IN (Aminé)

Reptile's Theme (Skrillex)

Rip Your Heart Out (Hopsin, Tech N9ne)

Ruff Ryders' Anthem (DMX)

The Search (NF)

Shell Shocked (Juicy J, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla Sign, Kill The Noise, Madsonik)

SICKO MODE - Skrillex Remix (Travis Scott, Skrillex)

THAT'S A JOKE (NF)

Till I Collapse (Eminem, Nate Dogg)

U Don't Like Me - Datsik Remix (Lil Jon, Diplo)

Warm Up (NF)

The Way I Am (Eminem)

What's Up Danger (Blackway, Black Caviar)

When I Grow Up (NF)

Who Run It (SWIDT)

Wolves (Big Sean, Post Malone)

You Should've Known (Hopsin, Dax)

I'll add more as I go 😅

[omegaremix]

Omega Radio for July 15, 2013; #28.

Bong Selectah “Guntest”

Illicit “I Dread”

Aries “Herb Smoke”

Archangel, The “Sign Of Four”

General Malice “Hands Up”

Soundmurderer “Soundclash”

Bizzy B “Bad Boy Sound”

Ninjaman “M16”

Killaman Machine “Amen”

Diamond Geezer “Pussyhole Dub”

Dat & Stada “Bigger Dam Dem”

Murderbot “Murderbot Stands In Judgement”

Amboss “Nitro”

Loqtus “Jahbah”

DJ Mowgly & Carl Crack “Take A Pull Upon Me Spliff”

Capital J “Tear Your Head Off”

Sumone “Murderah”

Shitmat “Original Babylon”

General Malice “Beat You At Your Own Game”

Enduser “Vishnu’s Eastern Block” (Line 47 RMX)

Bloodklaat Gangsta Youth “Kill Or Be Killed”

Psychofreud “Murderer”

Sixteenarmed Jack “Kill Dem”

Twinhooker & Demented “Tryin’ To Die”

Debaser “Pitch Black (Total Dark 1)”

DJ Frankus “Jungle Farmer”

Loqtus “Tell Dem Inna Da Baby”

Bong-Ra “Suicide Speed Machine”

Bug, The “Killer (Badman Rewind)”

DJ Mowgly & Carl Crack “Cook Cook”

Istari Lahstahfahrer “I Toke A Policeman’s Girl”

DJ Moonraker “Lion King”

Talvin Singh “Jaan”

LFO Animal “Deathrall”

Parasite “Strong Like A Lion”

Soundmurderer & SK1 “Badman”

Debaser “Hills And Valley”

Real Rok “Deportee”

Krinjah “Bust Pure Shot”

Sixteenarmed Jack “Mahs Up The Place”

Twinhooker & Paulie Walnuts “Come Fi Start”

Jahba “Snakecharmer”

Bonus Omega; first-ever jungle wars.

[389]

DJ YAHMAN (Trbal Connection)

MIX 20220927 JUNGLE, DNB, ELECTRONIC, FOOTWORK, BREAKBEAT, TRIBAL, BASS, TECHNO 01. Croixrouge - Firebomb 02. Floor Twenty - Say My Name (Original Mix) 03. Hyper John - Pulya Dura (Original Mix) 04. Brain Rays & Quiet - Creeps 05. DDOG - A New Sound 06. 3D - Low Waves (Original Mix) 07. Skip Club Orchestra - Negativeeeeeee Nein (Remix) 08. Franjazzco - 56k 09. Kuhn - Slime Beach (Phillip D Kick Remix) 10. Nuri - Mos'r (SNKLS remix) 11. INVT - Pop, Motion 12. Earl Grey - After They Turn The Rigs Off 13. INVT - Espiritu Jungle (feat. Jonny From Space) (Original Mix) 14. Skream - Midnite Request Line (DJ Absurd 160BPM Edit) 15. Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Jhoole Jhoole Lal (Junglist Version) 16. Benncart - That Heartcore Shit 17. Aphrodite - Basslights (2021 Vinyl Remastered) 18. Acen - Trip To The Moon Pt.1 (Danny Byrd Remix) 19. HØST - Better With A 925 20. Dred Bass - What The Time Dred 21. Asend - 12 O Clock Drop 22. Nutcase & Papachubba - Falling Inside 23. Conrad Subs - Larger 24. DJ Massive - Rock to the drum and bass 25. Joker - Mad Night (Neekeetone Jungle Rework) 26. Studio 2 - Entertainment 27. SilverFox - Think Twice (Original Mix) 28. Bizzy B - Twisted Mentaszm Dub II Remix 29. A Sides - Crazy 30. FFF - Gold Chains And Travel Fox 31. JD. Reid - Wus Ya Name Again? (Tyler The Creator, Youngboy Never Broke Again, Ty Dolla $ign & The Isley Brothers) 32. Johnny Too Bad - Between da sheets 33. Kupa - Control The Elements

[khiphop-discussions]

2024 Khiphop-Discussions Awards Nominees

(CLICK HERE FOR FORM. I would recommend watching the live performances ASAP)

Best Live Performance:

1.Skinny Brown ft Kid Wine - Someone On You 2. Changmo - Taeji 3. Nochang, Swings, Damini, Black Nut - No One Likes Us 4. Sik-K - See You in Every Party 5. Ash Island - Paranoid 6. Bobby - Go, YGGR, #hiphop 7. AP Alchemy - I’m Sick

Best Producer:

Lean$moke

Gray

Wayched

Holyday

Cha Cha Malone

Sik-K

Vangdale

GroovyRoom

Smugglers

Freddi Casso

HD

Best Music Video:

LeellaMarz, NSW Yoon, Streetbaby - We Like to Party 

Sik-k, Haon, Blase - Balaclava Babies

 Since - Smash

Skinny Brown - Someone On You

Sik-K - See You in Every Party

Kid Milli - HONDA!

Camo - Six Weeks

Luci Gang - Catch the Tail

Khan - Night in Seoul

Odd95 - Join this Drill

Kuzi - Stick & Poke

E-Sens - Vanilla Sky

Yunhway - Mistakes (Never Looking Back)

Epik High ft Hoshi Seventeen - Screen Time

M1NU - Mia + High risk high return

Best Male Artist:

Kid Milli

Ash Island

Sik-K

Skinny Brown

Be’o

Don Malik

Fleeky Bang

Big Naughty

Best Female Artist:

Since

Bryn

Yunhway

Damini

Rosy Barbie

Mirani

Ash-B

Yuja

Chaeyoung

Song of the Year:

Ash Island - Stay With Me

Skinny Brown - Someone on You

Since - Smash

Bloo - Muse

Giriboy ft Big Naughty - Kiss Me 

Sik-K - See You in Every Party 

Be’o - Mad

Fleeky Bang - Gang Gang Gang

Buck - Coogie

Right Now - Coogie

Dynamic Duo - Smoke

Idol Rapper of the Year:

Hwiyoung (SF9)

Bobby (iKon)

RM (BTS)

I.M. (Monsta X)

Joohoney (Monsta X) Soyeon (G-idle)

Changbin (Stray Kidz)

Album of the Year:

Hyoeun x Don Malik - 49

Uneducated World (5 Year Anniversary Remaster)

YNR vs All

Dirty Play - Polodared

Fleeky Season - Fleeky Bang

Oxytocin - LiTrilla

Beige - Kid Milli

Pop A Lot - Sik-K

Registration - Oxynova

Naive - ourealgoat

Best Diss:

Korean Copycat - Swings to Sik-K

“Money Dance” - Sik-K to Swings

“Take It Flip It” - Sik-K to Swings

“Gang Gang Gang” - No:el to Fleeky Bang

“Smoke No:el” - Fleeky Bang to No:el

Light Adaptation - Yonge Jaundice to Jo Gwangil

Slept On Artist of the Year

LiTrilla

Posadic

M1nu

Chu Seo Jun

Vapo

Nabi99

Achievement Award:

Loco

Gray

Cjamm

Cha Cha Malone

Mithra Jin

Dj Tukutz

Deepflow

YDG

Bizzy

MFBTY

Dok2

Nucksal

Tiger JK

Yoon Mirae

Teddy Park

Company of the Year:

KC Entertainment

Ambition Music

AP Alchemy

AOMG

Daytona Entertainment

AREA

Dirty Play Records

Yng & Rich Records

DPR

Crew of the Year:

DPR

WYBH

Yelows Mob

NavyL1ne

Naughty 4 Life

0wave

Rookies Game

Collaboration of the Year:

Sik-K, Haon, Blase - Balaclava Babies

Wayched & Trade L - CHED&L (Full EP)

Hyouen x Don Malik - 49 (Full EP)

Polodared x Uneducated Kid - Le Petit Prince

Jay Park et al - Blue Check (remix)

Dynamic Duo, Jessi, Zico, Jay Park, B.I., Changmo - Smoke (remix)

No One Likes Us - Nochang, Swings, Damini, Black Nut

Epik High ft Hoshi Seventeen - Screen Time

Best New Artist:

XWally

Viin

Chaeyoung 

Trey B

Up and Coming Artist of the Year:

Oxynova

Ourealgoat

Khan

Jaeha

Kitsyoji

[influencegetem]

Our song #interstellar (67) being included in this legendary podcasts #bestof2023 playlist was the best thing to happen all year. Thanks again #DJAbsurd. (Darren Shabat) You're greatly appreciated. I've got something else cookin, too.

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/ear2thestreetsradio/episodes/2023-12-24T18_07_50-08_00

EAR 2 THE STREETS RADIO BEST OF 2023 (4 Hours)

#KingOfThePlaylist

EAR 2 THE STREETS RADIO BEST OF 2023 (4 Hours)

#KingOfThePlaylist

1. Intro (Prod. by DJ Absurd) (Scratches by DJ Absurd)

2. Runaway - Swizz Beatz, Nas (Prod. by Swizz Beatz)

3. Heroes - Macklemore (Scratches by DJ Premier)

4. Soda Club - Marlon Craft, Skyzoo

5. Runway - Westside Gunn, Rome Streetz (Prod. by DJ Premier)

6. Unpredictable - Statik Selektah, Inspectah Deck, Ghostface, Raekwon, Method Man

7. The Return - Torae (Prod. by Marco Polo)

8. Prophets Of Doom - Ill Bill, Sick Jacken, Immortal Technique

9. Survival Mode - Halfcut, Reks, DJ Deadeye

10. Life Music - Masta Ace, Stricklin, Speech, E Smitty (Prod. by Marco Polo)

11. Am I Dreaming - A$AP Rocky, Roisee (Prod. by Metro Boomin)

12. The Weather - Black Thought, El Michels Affair

13. In Moe (Speculation) - Common (Prod. by DJ Premier)

14. Sounds That Never Left My Soul - Ty Farris

15. Bad Apples - Che Noir, Ransom, 38 Spesh (Prod. by Big Ghost Ltd)

16. Pissy In The Palazzo - Crimeapple (Prod. by DJ Skizz)

17. Knock - Tech N9ne, Conway The Machine, X-Raided, Joyner Lucas

18. Evolution - Meyhem Lauren (Prod. by Madlib & DJ Muggs)

19. Keep On - Nems (Prod. by Scram Jones)

20. Exit 9 - Killer Mike, Blxst

21. Slap Boxing - Tone Liv, Ren Thomas, L.I.F.E. Long Liggy Long (Prod. by Alessandro A Sharp Agostino)

22. No Love - Royce Da 5’9, 100 Kufis

23. Without You - Brady Watt, Conway The Machine, Talib Kweli

24. Coming Soon To A Theater Near You - Slaine

25. All That For A Drop Of Blood - Czarface

26. Sicilian Gold - DJ Muggs, Ghostface, Westside Gunn

27. Hustle, Repeat - Jadakiss, Swizz Beatz

28. Decide - John Sci Robinson & Figub Brazlevic

29. Invincibl Rap Mislz - Napoleon Da Legend, D-Styles

30. Catch A Vibe - TrillStatik (Bun B & Statik Selektah), Haile Supreme

31. Fast - Shabaam Sahdeeq & John Jigg$(Prod. by Tone Spliff)

32. Inhuman - Stu Bangas, Apathy

33. The Pressure - Cymarshall Law (Prod. by Slimline Mutha)

34. The Tale Of 2 Cities - KXNG Crooked, Joell Ortiz

35. Paradise II - Logic, Norah Jones

36. Choices - Oddisee, Phonte, Bemyfiasco, Kay Young

37. Feelings Don’t Feel - Black Milk, Mick Jenkins (Prod. by Black Milk)

38. The Golden Rule - Blu, Real Bad Man, C.L. Smooth

39. Loyalty V. Royalty - Belly, Gil Scott-Heron (Prod. by Hit-Boy)

40. Impaler - Vinnie Paz

41. Don’t Speak - Jarren Benton

42. Devil’s Work 2 - Joyner Lucas

43. Too Much! (Melly Mel) - Reason

44. Good Ol’ Days - Nyck Caution, Joey Bada$$

45. Free - Q-Unique (Prod. by Q-Unique)

46. Black Lemonade - Mayday

47. Point Blank - Ric Chavez, Bizzy Bone, J57

48. Dark & Grim - 38 Spesh (Prod. by 38 spesh)

49. American Made - Ransom (Prod. by Nicholas Craven)

50. Drug Trade - Smoke Dza, Black Thought (Prod. by Flying Lotus)

51. Remind You - Chino XL (Prod. by Stu Bangas)

52. Gadzooks (Em Eff Yoom) - Eff Yoo (Prod. by Level 13)

53. Venom - RJ Payne

54. Wells - Pizzo Paul Richard

55. Mental Health Check - Ea$y Money & Chilla Jones

56. Earners - Rasheed Chappell, Flee Lord, Che Noir

57. Bragadoccio Rap - Bo Faat, Hus Kingpin, Eddie Kaine, DJ Erex

58. Watch Your Mouth - Locksmith, Snak The Ripper (Prod. by C-Lance)

59. Don’t Go Astray - AZ (Prod. by Buckwild)

60. Nice Weather - Termanology

61. All About (Remix) - A-F-R-O, Alias Molombo

62. Sideline Saga - Jae Skeese

63. Porsche Lights - Styles P (Prod. by Vinny Idol)

64. Clubbin & Chaos - Lloyd Banks

65. Enough - Russ (Prod. by Russ)

66. Wotcha Call Strength - Boot Camp Clik

67. Interstellar - Influence Getem Daniel IG Stewart (Prod. by nAvi the NORTH & Die Empty Production)

68. Elevator - Kota The Friend (Prod. by Statik Selektah)

69. Wish Me Well - Little Brother

70. This Thing Of Ours - Nick Grant

71. Smoke - JoJo Pellegrino, Method Man

72. Nuclear Fission - Jus Daze (Prod. by C.G. The Producer)

73. In A Box - DJ Hoppa, Wax, Demrick

74. Bodies! - Skyzoo, The Other Guys

75. Came A Long Way (Keep Ridin 2023) - Brian B. Dvine Daly, The One Lavic

76. The Return - Cuban Pete Pete Allen (Prod. by BoFaat) (Scratches by JabbaThaKut)

77. Jodeci Member - Nas (Prod. by Hit-Boy)

78. Asteroids - Rapsody (Prod. by Hit-Boy)

79. 50 More Years Of Hip Hop - KRS-One

[cyarskaren52]

Layzie Bone. Krayzie Bone. Bizzy Bone. Wish Bone. Flesh-N-Bone. Five friends from Cleveland, OH, bum-rushed the rap game in the mid-1990s with a distinctive singsongy flow, street tales and their own unique personas. Flesh-N-Bone's legal troubles would estrange him from the group at times, but there was no denying the talents of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. After independently releasing their debut as teenagers, the Midwestern group signed to gangsta rap godfather Eazy E's Ruthless Records in 1993. Their debut EP Creepin' On Ah Come-up made Bone Thugs-N-Harmony one of the hottest new groups in Hip-Hop.

After Eazy's death in 1995 and the release of the critically-acclaimed E. 1999 Eternal, Bone Thugs became major stars in music. One of the most popular acts of the 1990s, the Grammy-winners would go on to major success and over the next two decades, established a following as devout as any in the game. With their rapid-fire flows and DJ U-Neek's darkly melodic production, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony set a new standard for Midwest rap stardom and reinvented the art of rhyming. You can still hear their influence today. 

We ranked the 25 Dopest Bone Thugs-N-Harmony songs. 

#26

"NOTORIOUS THUGS" - THE NOTORIOUS B.I.G. FEAT. BONE THUGS N HARMONY [BONUS SONG]

Our BONUS SONG pick is a celebrated classic guest spot! "Bone-and-Biggie-Biggie" is a musical marriage that may have seemed odd at the time, but it yielded one of the 90s dopest rap collabs. 

#25

"B.N.K." W/EAZY-E

R.I.P. Eric Wright. The revisited/remade version of one of Eazy-E's darkest tunes, this posthumous collab would eventually turn up on the first Bone Thugs compilation in 1998. 

#24

"HOME"

Chris Rock (who seemed to like mocking BTNH, more on that later) poked fun at this collab, but it actually works a lot better than one might expect. Bone revisits one of Phil Collins' biggest 80s hits. 

#23

"CREPT AND WE CAME"

An unofficial sequel to their 1994 track "Creepin' On A Come-Up," it's morbid and, in a strange way, kinda beautiful. DJ U-Neek is fully in his bag, as Bizzy, Wish, Layzie and Krayzie lean into the groove. . 

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#22

"IF I COULD TEACH THE WHOLE WORLD"

Following the massive success of "Tha Crossroads" (more on that later), Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's singsongy style became more polished and tuneful. And the best example is this melodic single from 1997s "The Art Of War."

#21

"DAYS OF OUR LIVES"

DJ U-Neek flipped two eighties classics for this one. Originally released on the soundtrack of the classic 1996 heist film "Set It Off," this Force M.D.'s-sampling (along with Herb Alpert) track became one of the group's biggest hits. 

#20

"I TRIED" FEAT. AKON

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's biggest hit of the 2000s, this heartfelt ballad was also one of the group's biggest hits as a short-lived trio following the departure of Bizzy Bone. 

#19

"BUDDAH LOVAZ"

The Isley Brothers' "Choosey Lover" is the obvious jumping off point for one of Bone's best weed anthems. It's one of the best songs on "E. 1999 Eternal."

#18

"DOWN FOE MY THANG"

An early Bone Thugs gem that serves as one of the grittiest tracks on their classic 1994 EP "Creepin' On Ah Come-Up." That squealing opening synth doesn't set you up for the gut-checking groove that drops in. 

#17

"E. 1999"

A stellar showcase for estranged group member Flesh-N-Bone, this is an all-timer. The title track from an undisputed classic, this banger is also one of the group's most polished and distinctive songs. 

#16

"NO SURRENDER"

An early example of just how unique (get it?) the production has always been on Bone Thugs projects. It's both aggressive and druggy, it's midtempo but feels hyperkinetic. Eazy and the group have the official co-credit, but this has U-Neek's trademarks all over it.

#15

"MEET ME IN THE SKY"

One of the crew's most heartfelt latter-day tunes, it's the quintet tapping into some of their "Crossroads"-esque energy and delivering a gorgeously melodic ode to forever. 

#14

"NO SHORTS, NO LOSSES"

The gurgling slow-as-molasses guitar line and that synth-driven hook let you know what time it is. It's druggy, it's infectious, it's dark--and it might be the most slept on track in their catalog. 

#13

"AIN'T NOTHING CHANGED"

One of the more underappreciated tracks in their lengthy catalog, this standout from 1997s double album "The Art Of War" wasn't a single, but maybe it should've been. 

#12

"CROSSROADS" (ORIGINAL VERSION)

The version that appeared on early pressings of "E. 1999 Eternal" sounds nothing like it's much more famous counterpart, but the mournful spirit is the connective tissue between the tracks. 

#11

"BUDSMOKERS ONLY"

Armed with an interpolation of the distinctive rhythm from Earth, Wind & Fire's "Reasons," Bone Thugs showed that they could turn a rapturous soul classic into a 90s rap weed anthem. 

#10

"LOOK INTO MY EYES"

A haunting track that originally appeared on the soundtrack to 1997s disastrous "Batman & Robin," it's one of Bone's biggest mainstream hits and a good example of how their sound and songcraft quickly evolved. 

#9

"MO' MURDA"

The slowed down vocal and looping piano line are DJ U-Neek trademarks, and this standout from 1995s landmark "E. 1999: Eternal" is a quintessential BTNH song. 

#8

"EVERYDAY THANG"

An underrated gem from 1995s platinum-selling "The Show" soundtrack, it's a good indicator of how strongly Bone had already established their sound even after only one major label release. 

#7

"CREEPIN' ON AH COME UP"

One of the tracks that epitomizes DJ U-Neek's woozy production, this slow-roller is one of the group's most low-key psychedelic efforts. All squealing synths and syrupy basslines, it's like the Dirty South and the West Coast converging in Cleveland. 

#6

"MR. BILL COLLECTOR"

With a snippet from Eddie Murphy's classic "Coming To America," Bone Thugs flips the script and instead of rapping about paying bills, they make it clear that they're the ones coming to collect. "Yo' rent's due, muthafucka!"

#5

"THUG LOVE" FEAT. 2PAC

In the wake of Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, Hip-Hop was reeling. Bone Thugs had this brilliant track already in waiting, and when the world heard the fallen Pac alongside the Cleveland spitters over that now-legendary, gunshot-led beat; it was like the legendary Shakur had never left us.

#4

"FOE DA LOVE OF $"

Eazy-E's most prominent feature on a Bone Thugs album and one of the singles that came to define the group. The Ruthless Records founder gave an assist to his newest proteges in 1994, delivering a street anthem for the ages. 

#3

"THA CROSSROADS"

A monster hit. A decade-defining classic. When Bone Thugs remixed their somber album cut "Tha Crossroads," they delivered one of the rap game's most iconic elegies. The fact that the Grammy-winning smash also doubled as a tribute to their fallen mentor Eazy only made it more poignant. 

#2

"1ST OF THE MONTH"

Chris Rock joked that this classic 1995 hit was "niggas sangin' welfare carols," but it helped cement Bone as the most unique hitmakers of the 1990s. Following their acclaimed EP "Creepin' On Ah Come Up," this was the song that let everyone know they were just getting started. 

#1

"THUGGISH RUGGISH BONE"

It wasn't their first single, but it was the single that announced them to the world. With an instantly-memorable hook from Shatasha Williams and those uniquely rapid-fire flows, five Midwestern rhymers shot out of the gate with a song that was unapologetically (shout-out to Rev. Calvin Butts) thuggish.

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[lyrics365]

서울 교포 (Foreign SEOUL) (feat. Bizzy & DJ Di:on)

KTX se sigan jiruhaji, geumajeo eopdeon banghaksik han geupsik ttaeneun seombae jachwibange bilbuteo sari nun doragagi ttak joeun, inteoneseman bon beuraendeu junge sal su itdeon geon ban pal han beol joreopsik hajamaja chinggurang saratdeon sadang ppallaewa dambae, gati hadeon bang hana jigeumeun nangmanira pojanghaedo sireun gaepan geuttae gundae an gasseumyeon ama mot dwaesseo saram syomi 1cha…

[rayjuss]

Tracklist:

SpyMusic - No Track Title

Sound Stream - Julie's Theme

Marquis Hawkes - Honey Kisses

Booker T - Bizzi's Party Dub

Franck Roger - Mascarade

DJ Spinna - Music In Me

Freedom Soundz - Feelings

Norris "The Boss" Windross - Funky Groove

Reel People - The Rain

Pearl Necklace - On A Mission

Domu Feat K15 - Ya Nah Gonna Get It

Zack Toms Project - Peace Of Mind

The M.F Project - Got 2 Have House

Russ Gabriel - We Will Be Turning

Weird Crew - Keep It Up

2000Black - Straight Forward Side Steps

Eric Benet - Why You Follow Me (Kool Drop Murky Dub)

[kynky]

I was thinking about those Ipod shuffle posts we all did back in the day..

It was easy enough to do when you had everything on iTunes or just one massive library but nowadays with streaming and physical it's not quite the same.

But using Spotifysy to scan my last.fm history (from physical listens and digital scrobbles) I've been able to get a decent enough fairly complete yearly record of my listening habits in one playlist.

I've made a playlist for 2008 through to 2014, given how many songs are on each it made sense to split them per year. I'll only be allowing 1 entry per artist, so duplicates will be skipped.

Shuffling 2008, the first 10 songs are:

Basement Jaxx - Do Your Thing

Lacuna Coil - Fragments Of Faith

Ladytron - Deep Blue

The Jam - Boy About Town

The Mock Turtles - Can You Dig It?

Nelly Furtado - Promiscuous

Finger Eleven - Change The World

Girl Talk - Warm It Up

Rage Against The Machine - People Of The Sun

Alphabeat - Touch Me Touching You

2008 was the final year I relied on iTunes as I signed up to Spotify the following year, I still used iTunes for bootlegs and tracks not licensed to Spotify, which was a lot back then.

For 2009:

Bizzy B - Jah Works

The Bloody Beetroots - Theolonius

Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip - Angles

Telepopmusik - Ghost Girl

Fun Lovin Criminals - Loco

Krust - Follow Da Vision

Atari Teenage Riot - Too Dead For Me

Rihanna - SOS

D.I.M. - Sysiphos

Nine Inch Nails - Right Where It Belongs

For 2010:

Jakwob - Scare The Snare

DJ Complex - Delicate State

Korpiklaani - Juodaan Viinaa

Calvin Harris - Neon Rocks

Michael Giacchino - End Credits Can Suck It!

God Is An Astronaut - Golden Sky

Nymfo - Proton Pack

The Cure - Lovecats

New Order - True Faith '94

Mampi Swift - Mr Elastic

For 2011:

Terrorvison - Tequila (Mint Royale Shot)

Rob Zombie - What? (Naughty Cheerleader Mix)

Joker - Tron

DLX - Operation Room

Pinch - One Blood, One Source (Distance Remix)

Toro y Moi - Intro/Chi Chi

Java - Yard Manz

Stratovarius - The Game Never Ends

Disonata - Bazooko's Circus

Badly Drawn Boy - Something To Talk About

For 2012:

Scuba - Cognitive Dissonance

Mansun - Wide Open Space (Perfecto Mix)

Clark - The Pining pt2

The Dresden Dolls - First Orgasm

Wonkap - Total Destruction

Super Power Club - Paparazzi

Rustie - Flash Back

Kissy Sell Out - Turn It On (Instrumental)

GRiZ - Wax City

Hulk - Watch Em Burn

For 2013:

Danny Byrd - Grit

Machinedrum - Jelly Jelly

Sub Focus - Out The Blue

Jagwar Ma - Come Save Me (Andrew Weatherall Remix)

Grim - Playground

Maduk - Feel Good

Celldweller - Hemlock Drone Attack

Mutated Forms - Wastegash (The Upbeats Remix)

Drop Goblin - The Gate

Tin Tin Out - All I Wanna Do

For 2014:

Maztek - Interlude

Bowsar - External Memory

The Algorithm - synthesiz3r

Trolley Snatcha - End Of The Earth

Michal Menert - So Alone

Felix Cartal - Who Even Am I

Ballkansky - Tomorrow

Jacob Plant - Radar

DJ Hype - Dreams

Hugo - 99 Problems

Only 1 artist was a duplicate (Girl Talk) and was skipped and only 1 appears in my Last.fm top 20 (Sub Focus).

I haven't made any other lists as of yet as I'm enjoying going back through these, a lot of the songs I've not heard in years, whilst some are dated and I'd probably not listen to now, there are a few I'd totally forgotten about.

Now I don't expect anyone to care about this at all, it was just something to kill an hour and now I've got a 70 track playlist to check out to keep me busy today

[tha-wrecka-stow]

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Poof Doof hosts official Big Gay Day after party in Brisbane

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Poof Doof hosts official Big Gay Day after party in Brisbane

The Wickham and queer party pros Poof Doof have again joined forces to host the official Big Gay after party at the pub.

Big Gay Day is one of Brisbane’s biggest and best street parties. On Sunday, May 5, 2024, the pride celebration will again take over The Wickham and shut down an inner-city street to drop in a big main stage boasting an all-day lineup of musical acts, DJs, drag extravaganzas and more.

Legendary US drag queen Lady Bunny and Spice Girl Melanie C (returning to the Big Gay Day stage for a DJ set) are headlining on the Big Gay Day main stage. They’re joined by Aussie dance music group Sneaky Sound System and British DJ Tall Paul.

This year’s very camp Big Gay Day theme is The Wickham of Oz.

After the entertainment on Big Gay Day’s main stage wraps up, Poof Doof want all punters to follow the rainbow brick road upstairs at the official after party at The Wickham.

All Big Gay Day ticket holders get free entry to the after party from 9pm that night.

On the DJ decks upstairs will be Jimi The Kween, Argonaut, Richie LeStrange (all pictured above, left to right), Jesse Boyd and Galleon.

Freestyle performers Gogo Bumhole, Pisces, Asphyxia, Charlie, Zelphia Mann and Bizzi Body will also serve up roving go-go shows at the party.

Since it began in 2000, Big Gay Day has become one of Brisbane’s biggest street parties, all to raise money for local LGBTQIA+ charities.

More info and final release Big Gay Day tickets at biggayday.com.au.

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Már megint az mihmogyolós okoskodás. Hogy a genderezés meg többi miatt a hanyatlós nyugatiak elvesztették az identitásukat. De mihmogyolóknak van egyedül a világon identitásuk. Ez egy rossz vicc ez a hablatyolás....as usual. Nemrég futólag belenéztem ennek a RuPaul nevű fazonnak a Drag show-jába. UK-ben a BBC three-n volt. Egy szörnyűségesen gejl, csiricsáré, színesbines, habos-babos valami. Valahogy így képzelné az ember a Barbie transzi változatát. DE...és itt a lényeg. Bármennyire is ízléstelen, ordenáré is volt. DE...kreatív. ezt nem lehet eltagadni tőlük. Ezek a szereplők kitaláltak egy saját karaktert, saját designt, saját sminkeket csináltak nekik stb. stb. Van belefektettt munka és kreativitás. Bármilyen is legyen az. Ettől függetlenül nem leszek a nézőjük. Max 2 percig bírtam annyira gejl és gáz. Aztán a napokban belenéztem a magyar TV-be is. Zéró kreativitás. Mindenhol brit/amcsi slágereket utánzó borzalmas kiejtéssel kornyikáló/reppelni próbáló olcsó celebecskék. Szinte minden majmolás. Arról nem beszélve milyen neveik vannak. A magyar név már cikinek számít. Noá, Noé, Pilip, Brendon, Dzsó, Dzsimmi, Zsáklin, Pámélá stb. Még a félbolond ATótgabi számít értelmesebbnek. Ami nem piti szint. A Black Lives Matter aktivistákat a hátára varrató bohóc aki teliszájjal szídja meg mocskolja a Black Lives Mattert....ez így wattafak? :DD Akkor minek varratod őket a hátadra?? Méghozzá nagyban. Vagy a migráncsozó DnB dízsééé.....baszki aJungle/DnB zenei stílusnál nem létezik migráncsabb.....gyakorlatilag mindenki migrács volt aki letette az alapjait. Mindenki. Grooverider, Fabio, Goldie, Bizzy B, Jumping Jack Frost, Dj SS, Congo Natty, A Guy Called Gerald, 4hero, Roni Size, Krust stb. A kiöregedett olasz maffiózót mímelő szánalmas műmájereket már nem is említem. Olasz zászlós tetkóval nagymagyarkodni :D Ez lenne az a nagy szilárd magyar identitás? A kérdés az, hogy kinek van valójában identitása? Annak aki amerikaiként angol dalokat angolul csinál/kitalál/megír/elénekel és kitalál magának egy karaktert amit hoz és annak megfelelően van designolva a megjelenése is meg minden.

Vagy annak aki tök üres, fantáziátlan és magyarként angolul szar kiejtéssel kornyikál amerikai/brit emberek slágereit és mindenben másokat majmol oda nem illően(közép- és felsőosztálybeli punkok, szintén felsőbb osztálybeli gettórepperek, drumandbass arcok stb.)??? Még egy önmagát akármilyen poly-szuper genderként identifikáló valakinek is több identitása van ezeknél a tök üres majmoknál :D

[omegaremix]

Omega Radio for September 7, 2015; #93.

Diamond Geezer “Top Ranking” (RMX)

Psychofreud “Gunmen”

Bong Selectah “Gangsta”

Sumone “Crime”

Shitmat “Dayo”

UK Apache & Sly FX “Original Nutter”

Loqtus “Tell Dem Inna Da Baby”

P.J.P. “Dreadlock Kool”

Murderbot “Rub-A-Dub Soldier”

M Beat & General Levy “Incredible”

Ninjaman “Murder Dem”

Anti-Man “Rude Walking”

Killaman Machine “Lightah!”

DJ K “On A Mission”

Murderbot “Dead Homies Anthem”

P.J.P. “Noise So Sweet”

DJ Taktik & Stada & Bass Nacho “Bigger Den Dat”

Shy FX & UK Apache “Everyday”

Gang Related & Mask “Dictation”

Bad Company (UK) “The Nine”

General Malice “This Is The Year” (RMX)

Krinjah “Bam Bam” (RMX)

Lemon D “This Is Los Angeles”

Jahba “Chi-Chi”

Ninja Fareye “Can’t Stand It”

Baby Demo “Like A Warrior”

Twinhooker & Paulie Wallnuts “Again & Again”

Sixteenarmed Jack “King Of The Jungle (Illegal 2)”

Soundmurderer & SK1 “Limb By Limb” (Rewind)

Bizzy B “Exceeding The Speed Of Sound”

Amboss “Ganja Blends”

Shaka-Itchi “Sakigake Jungle Spirit”

Bonus jungle showdown.

[clu3io]

Dj Bizzy - Arhimed