#killah mike

[thetequilatragedies]

One more day 🔪

[scarygoblins]

HELL YEA

A playlist of “meticulously compiled” rap songs by me and my buddy. I have a really good time shuffling this one. Hope you too.

[chazraps]

I interviewed Killer Mike of Run the Jewels about his new album 'Michael,' his new tour and how it's a Revival, the biggest misconceptions about him, the influence of Atlanta wrestling on hip-hop, his favorite moment hearing his own music in a video game and more!

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Here are 120 of my favorite hip hop albums, with only the first two rows being in order. This was tough for me, I tried to be as fair as possible and include the albums I grew up listening to that impacted me the most while also including the more recent albums that I listen to all the time. I’ll post the list below, and a version of the charts with the titles included. Let me know what you think, are any of your favorites here? If you've got a list of your own favorites, i'd love to see it. Peace. Chart with album titles included 1. De La Soul - Buhloone Mindstate 2. Cannibal Ox - The Cold Vein 3. Aesop Rock - The Impossible Kid 4. Billy Woods & Blockhead - Dour Candy 5. Company Flow - Funcrusher Plus 6. Madvillain - Madvillainy 7. OutKast - ATLiens 8. Mos Def - Black On Both Sides 9. El-P - I'll Sleep When You're Dead 10. Edan - Beauty & The Beat 11. Armand Hammer - Paraffin 12. Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth - The Main Ingredient 13. GZA - Liquid Swords 14. The Roots - Illadelph Halflife 15. Ghostface Killah - Supreme Clientele 16. Hermit and the Recluse - Orpheus vs. the Sirens 17. Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda 18. A Tribe Called Quest - Midnight Marauders 19. Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang ( 36 Chambers) 20. Camp Lo - Uptown Saturday Night 21. Redman - Dare Iz A Darkside 22. The Pharcyde - Labcabincalifornia 23. Aceyalone - A Book of Human Language 24. Black Moon - Enta Da Stage

25. zeroh - awfulalterations 26. Dark Time Sunshine - ANX 27. Jam Baxter - …So We Ate Them Whole 28. Freestyle Fellowship - Innercity Griots 29. Siah & Yeshua dapoED - The Visualz Anthology 30. Black Star - Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star 31. MF DOOM - Operation: Doomsday 32. Little Brother - The Minstrel Show 33. Digable Planets - Blowout Comb 34. De La Soul - Stakes Is High 35. Juggaknots - Re:Release 36. Cavalier - Private Stock 37. Dr. Yen Lo - Days With Dr. Yen Lo 38. Mach-Hommy - DUMPMEISTER 39. Cult Favorite - FOR MADMEN ONLY 40. Aesop Rock - Skelethon 41. Earl Sweatshirt - some rap songs 42. Boldy James & Sterling Toles - Manger on McNichols 43. Open Mike Eagle & Paul White - Hella Personal Film Festival 44. Common Sense - Resurrection 45. Avantdale Bowling Club - Avantdale Bowling Club 46. CunninLynguists - A Piece of Strange 47. Armand Hammer - Shrines 48. The Roots - Things Fall Apart 49. Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030 50. The Doppelgangaz - Lone Sharks 51. Gang Starr - Moment Of Truth 52. Serengeti & Kenny Segal - Ajai 53. Heltah Skeltah - Nocturnal 54. E L U C I D - REVELATOR 55. Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx… 56. Billy Woods & Kenny Segal - Hiding Places 57. Jeru the Damaja - The Sun Rises In The East 58. Smif-n-Wessun - Dah Shinin 59. Big K.R.I.T. - 4eva Is a Mighty Long Time 60. O.C. - Word…Life 61 .Mach-Hommy - The G.A.T. (The Gospel According To…) 62. EPMD - Strictly Business 63. Ultramagnetic MC's - Critical Beatdown 64. Mobb Deep - The Infamous 65. Cities Aviv - MAN PLAYS THE HORN 66. Navy Blue - Gift of Gabriel: Rain’s Reign! 67. Milo - who told you to think??!!?!?!?! 68. Oddisee - The Good Fight 69. Eric B. & Rakim - Follow the Leader 70. Mr Key & Greenwood Sharps - Yesterday's Futures 71. Blackalicious - Nia 72. Quasimoto - The Further Adventures of Lord Quas 73. Shabazz Palaces - Black Up 74. Lord Finesse - The Awakening 75. Prince Paul - A Prince Among Thieves 76. Roc Marciano - Reloaded 77. Masta Ace - A Long Hot Summer 78. Sonic Sum - The Sanity Annex 79. Quelle Chris - Guns 80. Nas - Illmatic 81. Binary Star - Masters of the Universe 82. Souls of Mischief - 93 'til Infinity 83. Slum Village - Fan-Tas-Tic, Vol. 2 84. Mavi - let the sun talk 85. Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back 86. Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep 87. Illogic - Celestial Clockwork 88. Blu & Exile - Below the Heavens 89. Dr. Octagon - Dr. Octagonecologyst 90. Mike - Disco! 91. Nickelus F & Ohbliv - Yellow Gold 3 92. lojii - due rent 93. The Koreatown Oddity - Little Dominiques Nosebleed 94. Dälek - From Filthy Tongue of Gods and Griots 95. Mos Def - The Ecstatic 96. Lords of the Underground - Here Come the Lords 97. Cities Aviv - Working Title For The Album Secret Waters 98 .Onry Ozzborn - c v p ii d 99. Fly Anakin & Big Kahuna OG - Holly Water 100. Black Milk - No Poison No Paradise 101. Busdriver - Thumbs 102. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly 103. Artifacts - Between a Rock and a Hard Place 104. Mike Ladd - Welcome to the Afterfuture 105. Defcee & knowsthetime - Lacuna 106. R.A.P. Ferreira - purple moonlight pages 107. Scarface - The Diary 108. Mad Moon - MAD SPACE 109. Skipp Coon - Miles Garvey 110. Mattic & Madwreck - Ill Scholars 111. Mood - Doom 112. NoName - Room 25 113. Deca - The Ocean 114. Darc Mind - Symptomatic of a Greater Ill 115. Pete Rock & Ini - Center of Attention 116. Count Bass D - Dwight Spitz 117. Showbiz & A.G. - Goodfellas 118. Y Society - Travel At Your Own Pace 119. Theravada - Xenophon 120. Versis - Illcandescent

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I was tagged by @newplaces2drown (thank you! your list was great!) to post my favourite music artists with a favourite song from each:

Roc Marciano - Hide My Tears

Max B - Where Do I Go

Enrico Mantini - Emotions, Octivation

Sade - Never Thought I'd See the Day, Bullet Proof Soul

Niontay - Vice Grip

Anysia Kym - #71 (Again and Again)

Archy Marshall - Sex with Nobody

Popcorn - Song for You, That Girl

Andres - Hart Plaza, Reality, You’re Still the One, Moments in Life

Capone-N-Norega - Phonetime

Dj Shadow - Midnight in A Perfect World

Garnett Silk - Every Knee Shall Bow

Buju Banton - Champion

Mike - Zombie Pt.2

Sideshow - Kings of Different Things, LEX (every work horse goes to heaven)

Sugar Minott - I Love You

Tirzah - Beating

Ghostface Killah - The Hilton

Mount Kimbie - Carbonated

Vance and Suzzanne – I Can’t Get Along Without You

Sunny and The Sunliners – Can I Take You Home

Jeru The Damaja – Come Clean

I definitely left out a lot but that's what I could muster up. I tag @sleepythug, @space-silo, @velvetun, @itaintfair, @flirty-milk, @philipkampp, @jamiefoxxhairline , @adryc0, @brand-n and any one of my mutuals who wants to do it (no obligation either)

[omegaremix]

Favorites For 2019.

Boy Harsher “Face The Fire”

KVB, The “Afterglow”

Silent Servant Shadows Of Death And Desire

Void Vision “The Source”

Lebanon Hanover “Babes Of The ‘80’s” (Tobias Bernstrup RMX)

Ron Morelli Disappearer

Daylyt Let There B Light

Kanga self-titled

Nas “Simple Things”

Masta Killa & Inspectah Deck & GZA “Silverbacks”

Schwefelgelb Dahinter Das Gesich

Cash McCall “Omega Man”

Wild Man Fischer “I’m Working For The Federal Bureau Of Narcotics”

Dick Walter “The Fat Man”

Firefall “Strange Way”

Ice Cube “Arrest The President”

Figure Study “Wait”

Fontaines D.C. “Too Real”

Adrian Belew “Big Electric Cat”

Azar Swan Savage Exile

Primitive Weapons “Keep The Lights On”

ChandraTransportation

End Of A Year / Self Defense Family “Alleta”

Mirrors For Psychic Warfare “Tomb Puncher”

Body Of Light “Holding You”

Vatican Shadow “Tonight Saddam Walks Amidst Ruins”

Adult. “Lick Out The Content”

Molly Nilsson “A Slice Of Lemon”

Broken English Club “Channel 83”

Urochromes “Night Bully” (Boy Harsher RMX)

Strahinja Arbutina “You Don’t Need This In Your Life”

White Ring “Leprosy”

Cabaret Nocturne “Blind Trust”

Natural Assembly “She Walks In Beauty”

Drvg Cvltvre “I Look For Your Face In The Neon Lights”

Soft Moon “Like A Father”

Primitive Weapons “Negative Mass”

Drvg Cvltvre “Blood Eagle Brigade”

Soma Sema “Artificial Heart”

Grun Wasser “Limits For Limits”

Undertheskin “Cold”

Emptyset “Dissolve”

Pink Turns Blue “I Coldly Stare Out”

Soko “Ocean Of Tears”

Annabel Lee “Hi Hi Hi”

Exasperation “Full Story”

Bangzz “Your Boyfriend Is Really Bringing You Down”

Lost Under Heaven “Black Sun Rising”

Fa-5 “El Blue”

Clear Soul Forces “Get No Better”

Meyhem Lauren & DJ Muggs “Hashashin” (ft. Conway)

Feel, The “You’re Not Around”

Doe “Team Spirit”

Sky H1 “Huit”

Tera Melos “Men’s Shirt”

Earth “Cats On The Briar”

Thanks For Coming     ”Underboxesbehinddoorsinsidepocketswithindrawers”

Evidence “10,000 Hours”

Priests “The Seduction Of Kansas”

GFXR & Alchemist “Ajax”

BadBadNotGood “In Your Eyes” (ft. Charlotte Wilson)

Hookworms “Negative Space”

Joe Moks self-titled

Billy Cobham “Tenth Pinn” (live)

Iodi “Sonrie”

White Mystery “White Mystery”

Kruangbin “August 10”

Marcio Montarroyos “Pedra Bonita”

Midnight Oil “Nothing Lost, Nothing Gained”

Thanks For Coming “Five And A Half Feet Under”

Ripped Jeans “Afraid”

America Fuck Fertility Clown

Trouble Knows Me “Trouble Knows Me”

S. English “Sanctuary”

Free Time “All Four Seasons”

Sky Ferreira “Down Lullabye”

Terekke “Closer”

Boulders self-titled

Tony Williams drum solo

Drift “Say It Right”

Water From Your Eyes “You Never Admit You Could Be Better”

GG Allin & The Holy Men “Tough Fuckin’ Shit”

Anderson .Paak “Come Home” (f. Andre 3000)

HTRK “Summer Rain”

Priests “Jesus’ Son”

WGSC “Ajax”

Model/Actriz “New Face”

Kedr Livanskiy “Kiska”

DJ Premier “Headlines” (f. Westside Gunn & Conway)

Planit Hank “Life In Crooklyn” (ft. Jeru The Damaja & Buckshot & AZ)

Gnarcissists “Models”

Promiseland “Take Down The House”

Will Haven “When The Walls Close In”

Aurat “Dhokebaaz”

Raekwon “Silk”

Walt Barr “Creepin’”

DJ Muggs “Day Of The Dead” (f. Kool G Rap)

Jeru The Damaja “Harriet Tubman”

*unknown artist “Anastenaria” (Pete Swanson RMX)

Miss Red “Loco”

Deep Red / Canal Street Electronics “Pig And Beast”

Uniform & The Body “Penance”

Preoccupations “Espionage”

Percee P “Put It On The Line (BX)”

JK Flesh “Rub Me Out”

Freddie Gibbs & Madlib “Crime Pays”

Kate Tempest “Holy Elixir”

Big Brave “Holding Pattern”

Rong “Cup”

Chris Connelly & William Tucker Songs For Swingin’ Junkies

Model/Actriz “Matador”

Cave In “Winter Window”

Furbie “Skiball”

Your Old Droog “Bubble Hill”

Teddy Lasry “Riverhead”

Nite Jewel “Real High”

Mike (Bonema) “Ipari”

Heavy Metal Kings “Merciful Fate” (f. Goretex)

Ill Bill “Awaiting The Hour” (f. Killah Priest)

Remote Viewing “Whitney Houston, We Have A Problem”

Ayya “Second Mistake”

Adrenochrome The Buzz Or Howl Sessions

Les Rallizes Denudes “The Last One” (soundboard)

Blonde Tongues “Hey Good Lookin’”

Daniel Avery “Stereo L”

Sleazy “Cauchemar Administratif”

Chastity Belt “Ann’s Jam”

False Figure “Exhale”

Zotz “Vacio”

Gong Gong Gong “Siren”

Weeping Icon “Teeth (& A Handbag)”

Copper Sounds & Franco Franco “Accelerazione Generale”

Free Time “Esoteric Tizz”

CRVEL Sombras.

Preoccupations “Pontiac 87”

Cruz De Navajas “Imperialismo”

Palm “Forced Hand”

False Figure “Cardinal Cross”

Strobobean “When You Won’t Look”

Phil Upchurch “Black Gold”

My Brightest Diamond “Quiet Loud”

Lungbutter “Vile”

Silversun Pickups “It Doesn’t Matter Why”

Bad Tracking “Generic Music”

Strobobean “Keep It Together”

Thanks For Coming “That Way”

Diat Positive Energy

Zotz “Fatal”

Dry Cleaning “Magic Of Meghan”

Tropical Fuck Storm “Can’t Stop”

Temples “You’re Either On Something”

Dude York “Falling”

Halshug Drom

Ing “Closet”

Gong Gong Gong “Down Quantity Road”

Taiwan Housing Project “Buy Buy Buy”

Pure Bathing Culture “All Night”

Dry Cleaning “Phone Scam”

Spirits Having Fun “Auto-Portrait”

Zotz Ultima Noche

Stonefield “Dog Eat Dog”

Kurraka Otra Dimension

Gong Gong Gong “Notes Underground”

N0V3L “To Whom It May Concern”

Necking “Big Mouth”

Pllush “Soft In The Dark” (1st VER)

Lunch Lady “Sweet One”

Sub Dio “Peachy Keen”

Dumb “Club Nites”

Second Still “You Two So Alike”

Mystique 2019 demo

Mock Identity “Where You Live”

Patio “Legacy Continued”

Necking “Spare Me”

Otzi 2014 demo

Kitten Forever “Hell Hole”

Sneaks “Tough Luck”

Duckis “Ohio”

Thanks For Coming “We Can’t Both Be Crazy”

M.A.Z.E. “Human Brain” (re-recording)

Duckis “Issue”

Jeanines “Is It Real”

C.H.E.W. “Bread And Circus”

Knife Wife “Every Living Thing”

Pure Pressure Relampago De Furia

Les Rallizes DenudesHeavier Than A Death In The Family

Pasteur Lappe “Na Real Sekele Fo Ya”

[monstercangirlofficial]

Had a really good queue going, so I decided to screenshot it and take the time to recommend to everyone these songs. They're all 10/10s

List of songs in order under the cut:

-The Punishment of Sisyphus by Hermit and the Recluse (rapper Ka & producer Animoss) -Hunger by MIKE -4 Gold Chains (ft. Clams Casino) by Lil Peep -I Wish (Death Poem) by Ka -Blueslides by ScHoolboy Q -Regrets by JAY-Z -Welcome To The Terrordome by Public Enemy -Superman That by Injury Reserve -Abandoned Languages by dälek -B.I.B.L.E. (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth) (ft. Killah Priest) by GZA -Sistanem by JID -Poppin by Rico Nasty -The Art of Peer Pressure by Kendrick Lamar -Jazz (We've Got) by A Tribe Called Quest -Swerve... the reeping of all that is worthwhile (Noir not withstanding) by Shabazz Palaces

[bboyplankton]

Hip-Hop/Rap Albums 2024

Tyler, The Creator – Chromakopia

Vince Staples – Dark Times

Rapsody – Please Don’t Cry

Cordae – The Crossroads

Killer Mike – Michael & The Mighty Midnight Revival, Songs for Sinners And Saints

Doechii – Alligator Bites Never Heal

Ransom & Conway the Machine – Chaos Is My Ladder 2

Grafh & 38 Spesh – God’s Timing

21 Savage – American Dream

Conway the Machine – Slant Face Killah

IDK – Bravado + INTiMO

Ab-Soul – Soul Burger

Schoolboy Q – Blue Lips

Che Noir – The Lotus Child

Dave East & araabMUZIK – Living Proof

Larry June – Doing It For Me

That Mexican OT – Texas Technician

Lupe Fiasco – Samurai

38 Spesh – Mother & Gun

Kendrick Lamar – GNX

Smino – Maybe in Nirvana

Premo Rice & Harry Fraud – P Got Game

The Alchemist – The Genuine Articulate

Benny the Butcher & Black Soprano Family – Summertime Butch

Dave East & Mike & Keys – Apt 6E

Eminem – The Death of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce): Expanded Mourner’s Edition

Boldy James & Harry Fraud – The Bricktionary

Redman – Muddy Waters Too

Megan Thee Stallion – Megan: Act II

Ransom & Harry Fraud – Lavish Misery

Freeway & Jack One – Simulus Package 2

Denzel Curry – King of the Mischievous South Vol. 2

Kid Cudi – INSANO

Benny The Butcher – Everybody Can’t Go

Freddie Gibbs – You Only Die 1nce

Tee Grizzley – Post Traumatic

Snoop Dogg & Dr. Dre – Missionary

Smoke DZA – THC3 (Kushedgod Bitch)

Dave East & Scram Jones – For the Love

Joyner Lucas – Not Now I’m Busy

Tobe Nwigwe – Hood Hymns

Moneybagg Yo – Speak Now

Maxo Kream – Personification

Boldy James & Conductor Williams – Across the Tracks

BigXthaPlug – Take Care

Gunna – One of Wun

Boldy James & whothehelliscarlo – Hidden in Plain Sight

Yung Bleu – Jeremy

Capella Grey – Vibe Responsibly, Vol. 1

Action Bronson – Johann Sebastian Bachlava The Doctor

Suga Free & Sporty – Street Communion

Mach-Hommy – #RICHAXXHAITIAN

Blu & Exile – Love (the) Ominous World

Finnese2tymes – Art of War

Wiz Khalifa – Wiz Owens

YG – Just Re’d Up 3

Benny the Butcher & 38 Spesh – Stabbed & Shot 2

Nicholas Craven & Boldy James – Penalty of Leadership

Doe Boy – Been Him

Glorilla – Ehhthang Ehh

Childish Gambino – Bando Stone and The New World

Tierra Whack – World Wide Whack

Philmore Greene – 94 Master P (The Grand Design)

Juicy J – Mental Trillness 2

Curren$y & MonstaBeatz – Radioactive

Paul Wall – Once Upon a Grind

The Musalini – Active & Attractive

Roc Marciano – Marcianology

MC Lyte – 1 of 1

Slum Village – F.U.N.

Elcamino & Black Soprano Family – Built for Cuban Links

Future & Metro Boomin – We Still Don’t Trust You

GloRilla – Glorious

Jay Worthy & DJ Fresh – The Tonite Show Part 2

Mozzy – Brash Dummies

Westside Gunn & DJ Drama – Still Praying

Juicy J – Ravenite Social Club

Elcamino, Real Bad Man, & Black Soprano Family – The Game is The Game

Future & Metro Boomin – We Don’t Trust You

Childish Gambino – Atavista

Dizzy Wright, Demrick & Mike & Keys – Blaze With Us 3

The Musalini – Tru Player In The Game

BeatKing – Never Leave Houston On A Sunday

Fivio Foreign – Pain & Love 2

Don Toliver – Hardstone Psycho

Kid Cudi – Insano (Nitro Mega)

Curren$y & DJ.Fresh – The Encore

J. Cole – Might Delete Later

Lloyd Banks – Halloween Havoc V

Ice Cube – Man Down

Gucci Mane – Greatest of all Trappers (Gangsta Grillz Edition)

Joell Ortiz & The Heatmakerz – W.A.R. (With All Respect)

Casey Veggies & Dylvinci – Nostalgia

The Musalini & 38 Spesh – In God We Trust

Blu – Royal Blu

Devin Malik – Deadstock: Alt Ending

42 Dugg – 4eva Us Neva Them

K Camp – Float 2 London

Animé – .mp3s – EP

Logic – Ultra 85

Buddy – Don’t Forget To Breathe

Future – Mixtape Pluto

Roc Mariciano & The Alchemist – The Skeleton Key

Mustard – Faith of a Mustard Seed

Big Hit, Hit-Boy, & The Alchemist – Black & Whites

Meek Mill – Heathenism

Mozzy – Children Of The Slums

Ghostface Killah – Set The Tone (Guns & Roses)

LL Cool J – The Force

Lyrical Lemonade – All Is Yellow

Stalley – Peerless

Talib Kweli & J. Rawls – The Confidence of Knowing

KXNG Crooked & Joell Ortiz – Tapestry

Common & Pete Rock – The Auditorium, Vol. 1

EarthGang & Spillage Village – Perfect Fantasy

Santé – Still Local

Latto – Sugar Honey Iced Tea

Raekwon & AZ – The Tonite Show and G.O.D (New York Deluxe Edition (2 for 1))

Jay Worthy & DāM FunK – Magic Hour

Maino – Mainovation

Curren$y & DJ.Fresh – The Tonite Show The Sequel

Kash Doll – The Last Doll

Rakim – G.O.Ds Network – Reb7rth

Rowdy Rebel & Fetty Luciano – Splash Brothers 2

The Alchemist, Oh No, & Gangrene – Heads I Win, Tails You Lose

Nappy Roots – The Brew Day Ep 1 – EP

Westside Gunn – 11 – EP

Mozzy & Kalan.FrFr – Lucky Her

Dom Kennedy – Class of 95

LaRussell & Hit-Boy – Rent Due

French Montana – Mac & Cheese 5

G-Eazy – Freak Show

Casanova – I Get It Now

Coi Leray – Lemon Cars – EP

B.o.B – Space Time

A Boogie wit da Hoodie – Alone – EP

Duke Deuce & Made Men Mafia – Tribe

Jaden – 2024 A Case Study of the Long Term Effects of Young Love Jaden

Apollo Brown & CRIMEAPPLE – This, Is Not That

Illa J & Ash Walker – Off Days in London – EP

Big Sean – Better Me Than You

Chief Keef & Mike Will Made-It – Dirty Nachos

Hit-Boy & The Alchemist – Theodore & Andre – EP

Bossman Dlow – Dlow Curry

Lil Uzi Vert – Eternal Atake 2

Polo G – Hood Poet

JT – City Cinderella

Playboy Fresh – Heartbreak Tape Deluxe

Dizzy Wright – Harsh Reality

Dizzy Wright – Trial and Error

Big Yavo – The Giant

BlueBucksClan & Hit-Boy – Biggest Out the West

Dot Cromwell & Tiara Imani – One Day, Under the Stars – Single

Dizzy Wright – Emotional Discipline

TyFontaine – Ascension2: Complete Collection

Rich Homie Quan – Forever Goin In

Flo Milli – Fine Ho, Stay

The Game & Big Hit – Paisley Dreams

Flau’jae – Best Of Both Worlds (Deluxe)

Dj Booker & NLE Choppa – The Chosen Ones

Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign – Vultures 2

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 5.9

Beer Birthdays

Cris Cramer (1961)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Richard Adams; writer (1920)

Dante Alighieri; Italian poet (1265)

James M. Barrie; writer (1860)

Glenda Jackson; actor (1936)

Billy Joel; pop singer, pianist (1949)

Famous Birthdays

Lisa Ann; adult actress (1972)

Pedro Armendariz; actor (1912)

George Barker; painter (1882)

János Batsányi; Hungarian-Austrian poet (1763)

Alan Bennett; English writer (1934)

James L. Brooks; writer (1940)

John Brown; abolitionist (1800)

Candice Bergen; actor (1946)

Howard Carter; Egyptologist (1873)

James Collinson; Victorian painter (1825)

John Corbett; actor (1962)

Sonny Curtis; singer-songwriter (1937)

Rosario Dawson; actor (1979)

Manfred Eigen; German physicist (1927)

Prince Fielder; Milwaukee Brewers 1B (1984)

Albert Finney; actor (1936)

Richie Furay; rock musician (1944)

Dave Gahan; English singer-songwriter (1962)

Ralph Goings; painter (1928)

Pancho Gonzales; tennis player (1928)

Tony Gwynn; baseball player (1960)

Roger Hargreaves; English author and illustrator (1935)

Paul Heaton; English singer-songwriter (1962)

Henry J. Kaiser; industrialist (1882)

Steve Katz; rock musician (1945)

Ghostface Killah; rapper (1970)

Gaspard Monge; French mathematician (1746)

Adam Opel; German engineer (1837)

José Ortega y Gasset; Spanish philosopher (1883)

Tom Petersson; rock bassist (1950)

Danny Rapp; rock & roll singer (1941)

Tommy Roe; singer-songwriter (1942)

Lisa Simpson; fictional character (1981)

Hank Snow; country singer (1914)

Mona Van Duyn; poet (1921)

Anne Sofie von Otter; Swedish soprano and actress (1955)

Mike Wallace; television journalist (1918)

Edward Weston; English-American chemist (1850)

[mayleen71]

DJ Huggy Les Bons Skeudis - Play Dat Beat (Playlist de Mayleen / One Shot Mix)

Petite playlist de 2h00 pour accompagner votre weekend, j'ai sélectionné tous les titres et notre cher HUGGY LES BONS SKEUDIS a fait le mix, .... On espère que ça va vous plaire ! #playdatbeat

Lien d'écoute : https://www.mixcloud.com/HuggyLesBonsSkeudis/dj-huggy-les-bons-skeudis-play-dat-beat-playlist-by-mayleen-one-shot-mix

Tacklist : 1- Killer Mike "Maynard Vignette" (ft. T.I., JID & Jacquees) 2- NxWorries (Anderson .Paak & Knxwledge) "Daydreaming" 3- Kirby "Superpower" (ft. D Smoke) 4- Doc TMK "You Are Me" (ft. Fae Simon) 5- Ms. Dynamite "Dy-Na-Mi-Tee" 6- Sa-Roc "Talk To Me Nice" 7- Doc TMK "Sad" (ft. Rush Davis) 8- Artifacts "C’Mon Wit Da Git Down" 9- Janelle Monáe "Lipstick Lover" 10- Run The Jewels "Ooh La La" (ft. Lil Wayne, Greg Nice & DJ Premier) 11- DJ Premier "Our Streets" (ft. A$AP Ferg) 12- Killer Mike "Yes!" 13- Foreign Beggars "Young Kings & Queens" (ft Maverick Sabre & Mali Hayes) 14- Little Simz "Sol Woman" (ft. Cleo Sol – Woman) 15- Ghostface Killah & Raekwon "Street Fighters" (ft. Method Man & Busta Rhymes) 16- De La Soul "Memory Of...(Us)" (ft. Estelle & Pete Rock) 17- NxWorries (Anderson .Paak & Knxwledge) "Where I Go" (ft. H.E.R) 18- Masta Ace & Marco Polo "Breukelen Brooklyn" (ft. Smif-N-Wessun) 19- Gang Starr "Family And Loyalty" (ft. J.Cole) 20- De La Soul "Itzsoweezee (Hot)" 21- Justo The MC & Remulak "Knockturnal" (ft. Jazz T) 22- Fatlip, Blu & Madlib "Gansta Rap" (ft. GBA) 23- Sly Johnson "EVRBDD (Everybody Dancin’)" 24- Napoleon Da Legend & Amerigo Gazaway "Return To Crooklyn (Remix)" (feat. Skyzoo & Awon) 25- De La Soul "Stakes Is High" 26- Evidence & DJ Premier "You" 27- Screwball "H-O-S-T-Y-L-E" 28- Bahamadia "Good Rap Music" 29- A Tribe Called Quest "Oh My God" 30- Sampa The Great "Final Form" 31- Queen Pen "A Party Ain’t A Party" (ft. Lost Boyz) 32- Cordae "RNP" (ft. Anderson .Paak) 33- Too Many T’s "Everything Will Be Alright" (ft. Greg Blackman) 34- Gang Starr "DWYCK" (ft. Nice & Smooth) 35- Jurassic 5 "The Way We Do It" 36- Jazz Liberatorz « I Am Hip Hop » (ft. Asheru) 37- MC Serch « Back To The Grill » (ft. Nas, Chubb Rock & Red Hot Lover Tone) 38- The Brooks « So Turned On » 39- Wiley « Boasty » (ft. Stefflon Don, Sean Paul & Idris Elba) 40- Mac Miller « What’s The Use? » 41- Chaka Khan « Like Sugar »

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[lifebeginsat8bit]

When word dropped that we were getting a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game in the style of fan favorite TMNT arcade game, “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles In Time” (1991), we just about came out of our shells. And the more we learned about it, the more the hype sustained us like an extra-large pizza with marshmallows and pepperoni. 

“Shredder’s Revenge” (2022) came to us from “Streets of Rage 4” (2020) developers Dotemu and Tribute Games, who worked on “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game” (2010) and previously developed TMNT games for the GameBoy Advance. A beat ‘em up pedigree established, we also learned that the actors from the 1987 television series would return for one last ride in the Turtle Van. Combine that with a soundtrack featuring Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Mega Ran, and Mike Patton and you’re in for a shell of a good time. 

Streaming tonight at 7:30 Central, we’re playing Shredder’s Revenge with you! Head to the Life Begins at 8-Bit discord to share Switch friend codes. What other 2022 games await us? Only one way to find out.

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Power to the people

GOTTA GIVE US WHAT WE NEED: THE 25 DOPEST POLITICAL RAP SONGS

By Stereo Williams

Published Wed, March 23, 2022 at 10:00 PM EDT

Hip-Hop has always been political. 

From the organization of community jams in the Bronx to the topicality of songs like "The Message" and "Problems Of the World," Hip-Hop's soul is forever tied to the kind of commentary that sprung from the streets.

In the late 1980s, the political Hip-Hop of artists like Public Enemy and Boogie Down Productions served to reawaken the Black consciousness in mainstream American culture. The rise of Public Enemy announced a new generation of post-civil rights era Black voices, born of economic disenfranchisement and politicized policing of the Reagan era. That ethos has run throughout rap music and Hip-Hop culture in the decades since, and some of the greatest political songs of the past 35 years have come from Hip-Hop artists. 

So here are the 25 Dopest political rap songs. 

And yeah--you're probably thinking "Waitaminute, if this is supposed to be the TWENTY-FIVE Dopest Political Rap Songs, why are there TWENTY-SIX listed?"

Because we can do what the fuck we want. Fight the power. 

#26

"AH YEAH" - KRS-ONE

One of the most incendiary tracks in a catalog that's about as unapologetic as it gets, KRS delivers this firebomb on his classic sophomore solo album, calling out white supremacy and racism on one of his most bombastic anthems.

#25

"REAGAN" - KILLER MIKE

Dissecting Iran Contra and the influx of drugs into America's inner cities in the 1980s, Mike blasts the 40th President of the United States, explaining how his administration's policies ripped apart Black communities and the effects would ripple out for generations. 

#24

"12 PROBLEMS" - RAPSODY

Over Don Cannon and Cubeatz's production, the rhymer out of North Carolina delivers social commentary in the age of Black Lives Matter and Donald Trump; focusing her personal frustrations at police brutality, the prison industrial complex, and the War on Drugs. 

#23

"STOP THE VIOLENCE" - BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTIONS

The song that kicked off KRS-One’s Stop the Violence campaign, promoting peace and harmony in the hip-hop community. The campaign was kicked off after a fan was shot and killed outside of a Boogie Down Productions and Public Enemy show. The track encourages listeners to change the narrative of hip-hop and street culture by putting an end to the violence, staying true to KRS-One’s ethos of positivity and black empowerment. 

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#22

"NATURE OF THE THREAT" - RAS KASS

Ras Kass delivers an Afrocentric telling of history via this notorious track from his debut album, "Soul On Ice." Quibbles about accuracy persist, as the Cali emcee establishes himself as a wordsmith of the top order, breaking down everything from religion to war. A song that undoubtedly has sparked countless stoned in debates in HBCU dorm rooms across America. 

#21

"BURN HOLLYWOOD BURN" - PUBLIC ENEMY FEAT. ICE CUBE, BIG DADDY KANE

Chuck, Kane and Cube take aim and fire at Tinseltown and its depiction of Black people. Endorsing Black filmmakers like Spike Lee while bodyslamming Oscar fodder like "Driving Miss Daisy," it was the perfect middle finger to the way the big screen has exploited Blackness. 

#20

"REVOLUTION" - ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT

The Atlanta-based collective was one of the hottest acts in music when they were tapped to deliver this track for the soundtrack to Spike Lee's "Malcolm X." The song became an anthem. 

#19

"B.I.B.L.E." - GZA W/KILLAH PRIEST

Essentially a showcase for Priest placed at the end of GZA's epic "Liquid Swords" albums, it finds Priest kicking knowledge of self and celebrating how wisdom has helped reach an elevated spiritual place as a man as he picks apart Christianity. 

#18

"MOSH" - EMINEM

Em's most famously topical track is him squaring off against George W. Bush and the much-ballyhooed "War On Terror" of the early 2000s. The slow burn of the production gives Em plenty of space to air out his feelings on Dubya's legacy. 

#17

"I WANNA KILL SAM" - ICE CUBE

Cube has no shortage of topical tracks but one of his most incendiary is this assault on the American military. Delivered with the specter of Operation: Desert Storm and "Be All You Can Be" ads, Cube criticizes the exploitative way the U.S. military recruits in the hood. 

#16

"SHAKIYLA" - POOR RIGHTEOUS TEACHERS

The Five Percenter-influenced Jersey crew tackled a number of hard-hitting issues, from black economic empowerment to religion, in their underrated catalog. Here, Wise Intelligent, Culture Freedom and Father Shaheed address misogyny, street harassment and disrespect of the Black woman. 

#15

"A SONG FOR ASSATA" - COMMON FEAT. CEE-LO

Sure, the song from his critically-acclaimed 2000 album "Like Water For Chocolate" was very on the nose and maybe a little book report-ish but you can’t really diss a song that gives a history lesson about the activist hero, Assata Shakur.

#14

"WICKED" - ICE CUBE

The smoke of the L.A. riots was still fresh in everyone's minds when Cube dropped this incendiary single from 1992s "The Predator." Cube makes it clear where he stands on things: "April 21st was power to the people. And we might just see a sequel."

#13

"LIVE AT THE O.M.N.I." - GOODIE MOB

The Good Die Mostly Over Bullshit. The ATL foursome get raw and real about Black power on this, another gem from their debut album, "Soul Food," “...O.M.N.I.” is Goodie doing what they do best, dissecting racist systems with perceptiveness and relatability.

#12

"MATHEMATICS" - MOS DEF

The BK spitter earned his reputation as one of the illest emcees of all time. On this classic from his flawless debut album "Black On Both Sides," Yasiin Bey breaks down the math for those who ain't wise to it. 

#11

"DANCE WITH THE DEVIL" - IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE

On his most infamous song, the lyrical assassin delivers a harrowing story rap; one that serves as a metaphorical dissection for the degradation of society's morals and the embrace of evil. 

#10

"FIRE & EARTH" - X-CLAN

Brother J, Professor X and the crew may have delivered their most radio-friendly single, but X-Clan still doesn't flinch in their takedown of Eurocentricity, white supremacy, and even self-proclaimed "humanist" KRS-One. 

#9

"THE DEVIL MADE ME DO IT" - PARIS

His Bay Area bonafides are evident, as Paris has been dubbed "The Black Panther of Hip-Hop" for a reason. The most famous is probably this classic single, a song so political incendiary that it got the fiery rapper banned from Black Entertainment Television. 

#8

"THE BLACKER THE BERRY" - KENDRICK LAMAR

An anthem for the Black Lives Matter era, K. Dot explodes on this standout track from his critically-acclaimed classic "To Pimp A Butterfly." His focused fire is aimed at the police and at the systemic racism in which Western society was forged. As he also goes off on gangs and crime, the Compton product reminds everyone that he's all-too-human and conflicted, as well. 

#7

"HOLLER IF YA HEAR ME" - 2PAC

Recorded following the 1992 L.A. riots, you can hear Pac’s rage on this banger from his second album, 1993’s "Strictly From My N.I.G.G.A.Z" when he raps: “To my brothers on the block better stay strapped, black/And accept no substitutes/I bring truth to the youth tear the roof off the whole school/Oh no, I won't turn the other cheek/In case ya can't see, that's why we burned the other week..."

#6

"CELL THERAPY" - GOODIE MOB

The lead single from their debut album, "Soul Food," “Cell Therapy” served as a blaring marker for Goodie’s arrival. Organized Noize’s distinctive, muddy and sinister production was on full display here, as was the grimy, keenly observant lyricism that Goodie Mob became known for. That piano line is beyond iconic.

#5

"LADIES FIRST" - QUEEN LATIFAH FEAT. MONIE LOVE

From Day One, Queen Latifah has addressed misogyny in Hip-Hop. On this standout single from her classic debut "All Hail The Queen," the Jersey star (and U.K. transplant Monie) makes it plain that history proves that Black women are to be respected and honored. 

#4

"SOUND OF DA POLICE" - KRS-ONE

Unfortunately, this track is just as relevant today as it was the day of the release decades ago. In this song KRS One addresses police brutality toward the black community, linking the days of slavery to the way police acts in these modern times. Comparing overseers to police officers, everyone should be scared of the sounds of the police.

#3

"HIP-HOP" - DEAD PREZ

stic.man and m1 opened the new millennium with this anthem that reminded everyone what Hip-Hop's heart is supposed to be. Delivered at the height of the rap game's flossiest era, it was a manifesto for maintaining integrity in the face of superficial shine.

#2

"F*CK THE POLICE" - N.W.A.

They didn't try to soften it. They didn't try to smooth it out. Eazy, Dre, Ren, Yella and Ice Cube just went there. Before Rodney King. Before "Boyz N the Hood." Before the world had seen a peek at life in South Central L.A., N.W.A. delivered a look at the hood and the reality of police brutality. Their most famous song, this classic cop diss notoriously made the World's Most Dangerous Group a target for the F.B.I.

#1

"FIGHT THE POWER" - PUBLIC ENEMY

It's the epitome of Hip-Hop's focused anger. The theme song for Spike Lee's classic "Do The Right Thing," Chuck D and Flavor Flav's epic single crystallized a generation's righteous rage and became the quintessential anthem for rap's political ethos. The opening salvo, the iconic music video, the infamous Elvis Presley body slam--it all contributes to what would ultimately become regarded as one of the greatest songs of all time.

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[musicconcertfiend]

Coachella 2007 Poster & Lineup

Friday April 27, Saturday April 28 and Sunday April 29

Coachella becomes a 3-day event to account for a year-after-year growth in attendance.

Friday April 27

Bjork(2002)

Interpol(2003)

the Jesus and Mary Chain

Artic Monkeys

Jarvis Cocker

Sonic Youth(2003)

Faithless

DJ Shadow(2003)

Peeping Tom

Brazilian Girls

Peaches

Felix Da Housecat(2003)

Rufus Wainwright

Stephen Marley featuring Junior Gong

Nickel Creek

Digitalism

Tokyo Police Club

Comedians of the Comedy

EL-P(2003)

Julieta Venegas

Of Montreal

Gogol Bordello

Satellite Party

Benny Benassi

Circa Survive

Silversun Pickups

Gillian Welch

Tilly and the Wall

David Guetta

Amy Winehouse

Noisettes

Evil Nine

Busdriver

Brother Ali

Saturday April 28

Red Hot Chili Peppers(2003)

the Arcade Fire(2005)

Tiesto(2002)

the Decemberists

the Good, the Bad and the Queen

Travis

Kings of Leon

Gotan Project

the Rapture(2003, 2004)

LCD Soundsystem(2004)

Blonde Redhead(2001, 2002)

the New Pornographers(2007)

the Black Keys(2004)

!!!(2004)

Regina Spektor

Hot Chip

MSTRKRFT

Peter Bjorn and John

Ozomatli(2001, 2002)

Ghostface Killah

Fountains of Wayne

Jack’s Mannequin

Sparklehorse

the Nightwatchman

Roky Erickson & the Explosives

Cornelius

CocoRosie

Andrew Bird

the Frames

the Fratellis

Justice

Pharoahe Monch

Fields

the Cribs

Girl Talk

the Chuck Dukowski Sextet

Mike Relm

Dj Heather Yeva

Pop Levi

Sunday April 29

Rage Against the Machine

Manu Chao

Air(2004)

Happy Mondays

Paul van Dyk(2004)

Willie Nelson

Crowded House

the Roots

Kaiser Chiefs

Damien Rice

Placebo

Explosions in the Sky

the Lemonheads

Konono No.1

Richie Hawtin(1999, 2003)

Soulwax Nite Versions

Infected Mushroom

Lily Allen

Amos Lee

José González

Spank Rock

VNV Nation

Rodrigo y Gabriela

Against Me!

Ratatat

Junior Boys

the Feeling

the Kooks

CSS

Klaxons

Tapes ‘n Tapes

Teddybears

Lupe Fiasco

Mando Diao

Grizzly Bear

Mike

the Coup

the Avett Bros.

Anathallo

Kid Beyond

Fair to Midland

[defjux]

Here's 100 of the albums from 2024 that i''ve enjoyed the most: 50 hip hop records, and 50 albums in other genres. There's still a ton of stuff I haven't gotten to yet or need to revisit, but i'm feeling pretty good about this and don't think too much would change aside from the order. Insane year for music overall, and surely there will still be some big releases in the next two months. Biggest surprise for me was definitely The Cure making a comeback after almost two decades and putting out their best album since Wish. I'm also convinced that Robert Smith is an actual vampire. he still sounds great after all this time. Charts with album titles included Again, i'm sure there's plenty of stuff that has gone under the radar for me so as always i'm open to recommendations. Let me know what your favorite records are, i'd genuinely like to know. I'll post the list of albums below, and maybe at the end of the year will do some kind of spotify playlist with one or two songs from each. Peace.

Hip hop:

ELUCID - REVELATOR

Ka - The Thief Next To Jesus

AKAI SOLO - DREAMDROPDRAGON

Mach-Hommy- #RICHAXXHAITIAN

Cavalier - Different Type Time

The Fortunate Ones - RESIN

Armand Hammer - BLK LBL

Dead Players - Faster Than the Speed of Death

ShrapKnel - Nobody Planning To Leave

Sunmundi & klwn cat - Lived and Born

Desert Camo - Desert Camo

Nakama - EMBERGO_

Lee Scott - To Tame A Dead Horse

Joshua Virtue - Black Box: JOSHUA IS DEAD

Freddie Gibbs - You Only Die ince

Navy Blue - Memoirs in Armour

Phiik & Lungs - Carrot Season

Nickelus F - MMCHT

Nuse Tyrant - Juxtaposed Echoes

Mary Sue - Voice Memos From A Winter In China

DJ Muggs & Raz Fresco - The Eternal Now

Revival Season - Golden Age of Self Snitching

Midnight Sons - Money Has No Owners

Tyler, the Creator - Chromakopia

Sasco - The Hottest Year on Record

Boldy James & Conductor Williams - Across The Tracks

Hester Valentine - Valenta

Mavi - Shadowbox

Serengeti - KDIV

JPEGMAFIA - I LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR YOU

Rap Man Gavin & postureless - Memories, Dreams, Reflections

yungmorpheus - WAKING UP AND CHOOSING VIOLENCE

Sadistik & Maulskull - Oblivion Theater

Roc Marciano - MARCIOLOGY

R.A.P. Ferreira - the First Fist to Make Contact When We Dap

Deca & Dealz - Bough

Nxworries - WHY LAWD?

Oddisee - And Yet Still

Rich Jones & SINAI. - Sour Dub

Lupe Fiasco - Samurai

Noveliss & Hir-O - Cyberpunk Rhapsody

Cavalier & Quelle Chris - Death Tape 2: We Gon' Need Each Other

Killah Priest - Abraxas Rebis Simha Pleroma

Vince Staples - Dark Times

Kooley High & Tuamie - All Infinite

MIKE & Tony Seltzer - Pinball

Daniel Son & Futurewave - BUSHMAN BODEGA

Vic Spencer & August Fanon - Psychological Cheat Sheet 5

Jack Jetson & Illinformed - Winter Forever

bromethugzine - THUG ZINE issue 002: WORLD-SPIRIT

Everything else:

Chelsea Wolfe - She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She

Iglooghost - Tidal Memory Exo

chat pile - Cool World

Frail Body - Artificial Bouquet

The Cure - Songs Of A Lost World

Trauma Ray - Chameleon

Terry Green - PROVISIONAL LIVING

Gouge Away - Deep Sage

Thou - Umbilical

ØKSE - ØKSE

Tenue - Arcos, bóvedas, pórticos

Krallice - Inorganic Rites

Nala Sinephro - Endlessness

Punchlove - Channels

Milton Nascimento & Esperanza Spalding - Milton + esperanza

Arooj Aftab - Night Reign

Hammok - Look How Long Lasting Everything Is Moving Forward For Once

Blood Incantation - Absolute Elsewhere

Crumb - AMAMA

Kamasi Washington - Fearless Novement

Fievel Is Glauque - Rong Weicknes

Camila Bañados - Viento 1.

julie - my anti-aircraft friend

Oranssi Pazuzu - Muuntautuja

Skee Mask - Resort

Mary Halvorson - Cloudward

Infant Island - Obsidian wreath

Blushing - Sugarcoat

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - NO TITLE AS OF 13 FEBRUARY 2024 28,340 DEAD

MAGDALENA BAY - Imaginal Disk

Leaving Time - Angel in the Sand

Joel Ross - nublues

Both Gibbons - Lives Outgrown

geordie greep - The New Sound

Nilüfer Yanya - My Method Actor

Nails - Every Bridge Burning

Hiatus Kaiyote Love Heart Cheat Code

Liana Flores Flower of the soul

Babii - Daredeviil2000

Blind Girls - An Exit Exists

HERIOT - Devoured by the Mouth of Hell

Julia Holter - Something in the Room She Moves

Cindy Lee - Diamond Jubilee

Melt-Banana - 3+5

Ulcerate - Cutting The Throat Of God

Spirit of the Beehive - YOU'LL HAVE TO LOSE SOMETHING

Hannah Frances - Keeper of the Shepherd

Ginger Root -Shinbanguni

Martha Skye Murphy - Um

Pluma - Não Leve a Mal