Artist.......: DJ Mitsu the Beats
Album........: A Word to the Wise
Label........: Planet Groove
Genre........: Hip-Hop
Catnr........: PGCD-K1011
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Jun-23-2009
str.date.....: 000-00-0000
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: planetgroove.sakura.ne.jp

track  title                                          time

 01.   Intro                                         01:15
 02.   A Word to the Wise Feat. Grap Luva            03:36
 03.   Ridin' Around Feat. Kev Brown & Cy Young      04:08
 04.   Big Supply Feat. Lmno                         03:19
 05.   Playin' Wit Crime Feat. Maspyke               04:09
 06.   Promise in Love Feat. Jose James              04:36
 07.   Night in Vienna                               05:28
 08.   The Way Feat. Colonel Red                     03:41
 09.   Hard Candy Feat. Mathematik & Saukrates       03:31
 10.   The Game Changer Feat. Wildchild & Georgia    03:18
       Ann Muldrow
 11.   Free Your Mind Feat. Black Spade              03:31
 12.   Tokyo Girls Feat. Maspyke                     03:27
 13.   Get'em Up Feat. Elzhi                         03:39
 14.   Dim Skyline                                   04:56
 15.   Impulse Feat. Mathematik                      02:11
 16.   Re-Estimate                                   02:09
 17.   Ex Lovers Feat. Dynamic Duo                   03:57
 18.   Playin' Again Feat. Ivana Santill             05:21

                                            Runtime  66:12 min
                                            Size     85,0 MB


Release Notes:

Japan has a long tradition of talented DJs and
beatmakers - DJ Krush, DJ Honda, Muro and more
recently Kentaro. Another Japanese producer and DJ
whoÆs made a name for himself worldwide in the last
few years is Mitsu the Beats, the alias of a
diminutive yet very talented Sendai City native who
stormed everyoneÆs favourite charts a few years
back thanks to his first solo LP, A New Awakening,
and his group's, GAGLE, first album. Signed to the
Jazzy Sport label in Japan, Mitsu the Beats soon
found himself being name checked by the likes of
Pete Rock, Gilles Peterson and DJ Spinna after
relasing his LP.
2009 is the year of his second album ôa word to the
wiseô, a wonderful mix of hiphop/jazzy/funk/soul
sounds.

     Title        [Wasted Talent                              ]        ░██▓
     Artist       [Wasted Talent (Nabo Rawk and Paul Foley)   ]         ██▒
     Label        [Livingstun Park    ] Genre  [Hip-Hop       ]         ██░
     Quality/Size [44.1  @VBR  23,7 MB] Ripped [06-22-2009    ]        ▒██
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     Website [www.myspace.com/nabowasted                             ] ▒██
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          01  00:42 Wasted Talent - Intro                               ██
          02  04:22 Wasted Talent - Hot Dog Water Ft. Eric Jalbert and  ██
                    Mo Juice                                            ██
          03  04:41 Wasted Talent - Fresh Not Hot                       ██
          04  04:04 Wasted Talent - Got Dope Music Ft. Naoko Takamoto   ██
          05  04:03 Wasted Talent - Old Jack Swing Ft. Suhayl Ramirez   ██
          06  01:03 Wasted Talent - Wasted Talent Interlude             ██
          07  05:20 Wasted Talent - Grumpy Old Men Pro Ft. Rich         ██
                    Lebranti, Tao Chandler, Stezo, and Mister Jason     ██
          08  00:11 Wasted Talent - Outro                               ██
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          08  24:26 min                                                 ██

No NFO

     Title        [Ground Original 2 No Sell Out              ]        ¦¦¦¦
     Artist       [DJ JS-1                                    ]         ¦¦¦
     Label        [Ground Original    ] Genre  [Hip-Hop       ]         ¦¦¦
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     Website [http://djjs1.com                                       ] ¦¦¦
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          01  00:30 Rahzel - Intro                                      ¦¦
          02  03:00 Large Professor Ft. PMD - Like This                 ¦¦
          03  03:57 KRS-One and Canibus - Clear N' Present Danger       ¦¦
          04  04:40 Chino XL, Sean Price and Killah Priest - Murder     ¦¦
          05  04:26 CL Smooth, Brother Ali and Sadat X - Nuthin'        ¦¦
          06  03:43 Aesop Rock, C Rayz Walz and Vast Aire - Karma       ¦¦
                    Killerz                                             ¦¦
          07  03:38 OC and Pharoah Monch - Ridiculous                   ¦¦
          08  04:06 Nutrageous, Copywrite and Jak D - Sum Rap Shit      ¦¦
          09  03:56 Termanology, Punchline and Rugged Intellect -       ¦¦
                    Runnin' This                                        ¦¦
          10  04:09 Ill Bill, Virtuoso and Slaine - I Dont Mind         ¦¦
          11  01:01 DJ Premier - No Sell Out Interlude                  ¦¦
          12  05:38 Craig G, Jak D, Blaq Poet, Trez and Big Noyd - On   ¦¦
                    The Map                                             ¦¦
          13  02:53 Vinnie Paz - Men Of Business (The M.O.B.)           ¦¦
          14  04:10 Torae, Pumpkinhead and Block Mccloud - Bang Da      ¦¦
                    Underground                                         ¦¦
          15  03:50 AG, Craig G and Edo G - Original G'z                ¦¦
          16  03:53 C Rayz Walz, Jak D and Poison Pen - No Comparison   ¦¦
          17  03:26 Akrobatik, J-Live, Supastition and Pack FM - Too    ¦¦
                    Easy                                                ¦¦
          18  04:02 EMC                                                 ¦¦
                    (Masta Ace, Stricklin and Punchline) - I Knew A Girl¦¦
          19  02:54 Wordsworth and Rahzel - What's Happening            ¦¦
          20  03:41 Rakaa Iriscience, C Rayz Walz, Krondon and          ¦¦
                    Q-Unique - Rock Steady                              ¦¦
          21  05:38 Ultramagnetic Mcs, Canibus, Prince Poetry and       ¦¦
                    Rahzel - Brainbender                                ¦¦
        Totals                                                          ¦¦
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      Release Notes:                                                   ¦¦¦¦
                                                                        ¦¦¦
      Once again indie hiphop staple DJ JS-1 has produced a             ¦¦¦
      classic full length album.                                        ¦¦
                                                                        ¦¦
      'NO SELLOUT' features 21 new songs produced by JS-1               ¦¦
      featuring legends and veterans such as: KRS-ONE, PHAROAHE         ¦¦
      MONCH, CANIBUS, LARGE PROFESSOR, RAHZEL, KOOL KEITH & CED         ¦¦
      GEE (ULTRAMAGNETIC MCs), SEAN PRICE, ILL BILL, CRAIG G, EMC       ¦¦
      (MASTA ACE, PUNCHLINE, WORDSWORTH, STRICK), EDO G, RAKAA,         ¦¦
      VINNIE PAZ, C RAYZ WALZ, KILLAH PRIEST, AESOP ROCK, AG, PMD,      ¦¦
      BLAQ POET, BIG NOYD, TERMANOLOGY, CL SMOOTH, SADAT X,             ¦¦
      BROTHER ALI, VAST AIRE, SLAINE, KRONDON, AKROBATIK, J-LIVE,       ¦¦
      JAK D, CHINO XL, DJ PREMIER and more.                             ¦¦
                                                                        ¦¦
      It's not only having these artists featured, it's having          ¦¦
      them paired properly creating collaborations that have been       ¦¦
      long over-due or never done before. For instance, having OC       ¦¦
      & Pharoahe Monch on a song together again, or pairing KRS &       ¦¦
      Canibus, or getting Ultramagnetic MC's (BOTH Kool Keith &         ¦¦
      Ced Gee on song with Prince Po & Canibus!) That is something      ¦¦
      for the REAL collector's who actually hunt & buy music.           ¦¦
                                                                        ¦¦
      The Queens Bridge posse cut, On The Map with Craig G, Blaq        ¦¦
      Poet, Big Noyd, and other concept songs like EMC's, I Knew A      ¦¦
      Girl and Original G'z with AG, Craig G, & Edo G are what          ¦¦
      keeps the people coming back for more. The combinations of        ¦¦
      both east coast & west coast rappers from various eras of         ¦¦
      hiphop mixed with JS-1's beats and scratch hooks is an            ¦¦
      undeniable treat for any hiphop fanatic. There is also live       ¦¦
      guitar, horns and keyboards on several tracks for real music      ¦¦
      lovers. There is no filler.                                       ¦¦
                                                                        ¦¦
      DJ JS-1's 'NO SELLOUT' album is 21 tracks featuring over 40       ¦¦
      rappers and is 79 minutes long!!! This stays in line with         ¦¦
      JS-1 & Ground Original's tradition of bringing quality            ¦¦
      material, from his first 12" release, ESSENTIALS with KRS &       ¦¦
      RAHZEL to his series of SCRATCH ROULETTE break records and        ¦¦
      more recent songs like Audio Technician with Immortal             ¦¦
      Technique. Keeping up with the times and recognizing the          ¦¦
      need for people to have access to MP3's and DJs now using         ¦¦
      digital DJ programs like Serato, this album will come with a      ¦¦
      data-disc containing MP3's of all the versions (DIRTY,            ¦¦
      CLEAN, INSTRUMENTAL, ACAPELLA). Even the double-vinyl will        ¦¦
      contain a data-disc.                                              ¦¦
                                                                        ¦¦
      Along with producing tons of new music each year, JS-1            ¦¦
      maintains a very busy touring schedule, touring around the        ¦¦
      world constantly with DJs such as MixMaster Mike from the         ¦¦
      Beastie Boys, DJ Premier, Q-Bert, Z-Trip, etc.. he will be        ¦¦
      touring promoting this album. Once again, another classic         ¦¦
      album from Rock Steady Crew's DJ JS-1.                            ¦¦

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¦¦      Artist.........  Eminem                                            ¦¦¦¦
¦¦      Title..........  We Made You BW Crack A Bottle (MTV Movie Awards)   ¦¦¦
¦¦      Year...........  2009                                                ¦¦
¦¦      Release Date...  06/23/09                                            ¦¦
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¦       Deinterlace....  TFM                                                 ¦¦
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¦       Size...........  73.5 MB                                             ¦¦
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        Genre..........  Rap                                                 ¦¦
        Length.........  4:36                                                ¦¦
        Resolution.....  704 * 384                                           ¦¦
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     Title        [The Union Presents  Organized Rhymes       ]        ¦¦¦¦
     Artist       [VA                                         ]         ¦¦¦
     Label        [Platinum           ] Genre  [Hip-Hop       ]         ¦¦¦
     Quality/Size [44.1  @VBR  75,5 MB] Ripped [06-01-2009    ]        ¦¦¦
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     Website [http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=1655077      ] ¦¦¦
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          01  01:45 Union - Intro                                       ¦¦
          02  02:19 Da 5 Footaz - Organizin                             ¦¦
          03  04:01 Sticky Fingers, XL and Blaze - Livin In Hell        ¦¦
          04  04:07 Militia - Rippin The Sound (Organized Rhymes Theme) ¦¦
          05  05:09 AZ, Half - A-Mill and Animal-Quiet Money            ¦¦
                    (Blood Money)                                       ¦¦
          06  03:08 Ras Kass and K Born - So Many Days                  ¦¦
          07  03:12 Twista & The Speed Knot Mobsters - Chitown's Finest ¦¦
          08  02:23 Jayo Felony - Mr. Peer Pressure                     ¦¦
          09  02:01 L.S. (The Union) - Move On                          ¦¦
          10  02:05 Guru - Take Cover                                   ¦¦
          11  02:06 King T - (Cali Expert) King T                       ¦¦
          12  03:45 The Union and Munnie & Misfit - Roll Wit Us         ¦¦
          13  04:13 Buckshot and Kasino - Throw It Up                   ¦¦
          14  02:01 OC & U - Nast-Oc's Connects                         ¦¦
          15  05:18 Big L, Mcgruff, I Born, and C.L. Smooth - Ny's      ¦¦
                    Freestyle                                           ¦¦
          16  03:38 Lost Generation - Represent My Niggas               ¦¦
          17  04:03 Master Ace & Q Jeru -  Yeah Yeah                    ¦¦
          18  02:33 Channel Live & Benny Boo - IBC                      ¦¦
          19  02:56 K Born - Uncut                                      ¦¦
          20  00:10 Planet Groove - Big Sam                             ¦¦
          21  03:41 Ranjahz, K.T., Jane Blaze - Freestyle               ¦¦
          22  03:17 Da Matrix - Turn Da Party Out                       ¦¦
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          22  67:51 min                                                 ¦¦
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      Label:    Platinum Entertainment                                     ¦¦¦
      Catalog#:    9539                                                    ¦¦
      Format:    CD, Compilation                                           ¦¦
      Country:    US                                                       ¦¦
      Released:    1999                                                    ¦¦
      Genre:    Hip Hop                                                    ¦¦
      Style:s                                                           ¦¦
      Credits:    Co-producer - Nino Villanueva                            ¦¦
      Executive Producer - Carlos Hassan , Nino Villanueva              ¦¦
      Mastered By - Chris Scott (2)                                     ¦¦
      Mixed By - Carlos Hassan , J. Noack                               ¦¦
      Producer - Carlos Hassan , J. Noack                               ¦¦
      Notes:    ?&¬ 1999 Platinum Entertainment, Inc.                      ¦¦
      Distributed by Platinum Distribution: P.O. Box 1724,              ¦¦
      Roswell, GA 30077.                                                ¦¦
      Barcode: 0 15095 95392 6                                          ¦¦
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      Unique Recording Studios, NY, NY                                  ¦¦
      Burnside Studios, Los Angeles, CA                                 ¦¦
      Creators Way Studios, Chicago, IL                                 ¦¦
      Mastered at Westside Studio, NY, NY                               ¦¦

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    Artist       : F.L.Y. (Fly Life Yungstaz)
    Album        : Jamboree
    Label        : Def Jam
    Genre        : Rap
    Street date  : 2009-00-00
    Quality      : 189 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
    Encoder      : Lame 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
    Size         : 72.17 MB
    Time         : 50:33 min
    Url          :

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   1.  Jamboree                                                           2:35
   2.  Bands                                                              4:06
   3.  Swag Surfin'                                                       4:09
   4.  Party Time (Feat. Band Geakz)                                      4:57
   5.  Mr. Lenox (Feat. Young Dro)                                        5:31
   6.  Gotta Be                                                           4:28
   7.  Across The Globe (Feat. Sammie)                                    3:38
   8.  Mounted Up                                                         4:39
   9.  Prada Walkin' (Feat. Band Geakz)                                   3:04
   10. Sauced Up                                                          3:28
   11. Better Days (Feat. Dear Jayne)                                     5:45
   12. Stop Hatin 09                                                      4:13


  ----------------------------------[Notes]-------------------------------------

   Although many artists ride the wave of success, only a few stay on top.
   Luckily for the Fast Life Youngstaz a.k.a. F.L.Y., they have sailed straight
   to stardom. Hailing from Stone Mountain, GA, the three members of Def Jam's
   newest hip-hop group have made a tremendous splash all over the country with
   their dance-driven smash hit "Swag Surfin'." "If you go on Youtube and type
   in `Swag Surfin'' you'll see videos of people inside clubs going from side to
   side in a wavy motion, surfin,'" says 21 year-old rapper Mook, who helped pen
   the hit with fellow group members Myko McFly, 20 and Vee, 22. "We got bands,
   drill teams and college basketball teams playing it before they run out for
   their games. The Atlanta Hawks come out to `Swag Surfin'' now too. It's just
   a whole buzz we have that's building up."

   After releasing "Swag Surfin'" in the late summer of 2008, the Fast Life
   Youngstaz melodic sing-song style started to burn like wildfire throughout
   the Southern United States. It didn't take long before Def Jam president L.A.
   Reid caught wind of the fresh new group and invited the guys to perform live
   for him in New York City. Although the guys had only been a group for close
   to two years, they were already performed numerous times in and around
   Atlanta.

   "It was like six in the afternoon on January 20th of this year and our
   manager Prophet called us and he was like, `We're going to New York
   tonight,'" remembers Myko. "So we flew in that night and the next morning we
   got up, went shopping and then we did a showcase for L.A. Reid around three
   o'clock." "We actually performed the whole show that we do," adds Mook. "Once
   "Swag Surfin'" dropped that was it, we pretty much could have walked out of
   the office but we didn't. We made sure we gave L.A. Reid the best show he'd
   ever seen."

   F.L.Y. signed their deal with Def Jam later that week. Since securing their
   spot on hip-hop's most revered label, they have been hard at work recording
   their debut album, JAMBOREE. "We pretty much work with a lot of new up and
   coming producers," says Mook. "We make feel good music because, you know,
   it's a recession and everybody's down but we're bringing the party back."
   JAMBOREE is a spirited ride through the F.L.Y. guys' everyday life. Songs
   like "Across The Globe" let listeners in on what it's like to live life in
   the fast lane. "'Across the Globe' is for the ladies," says Vee. "It's pretty
   much telling that one girl that we've been meeting a lot of girls and going
   to a lot of different cities but when we come home, she's the only one that
   matters."

   On the KE produced track "Bands," F.L.Y. play off the kinetic energy of
   collegiate halftime shows. "The beat itself sounds like you're in the band
   room at a HBCU football game," says Mook. "The title `Bands' actually has
   about three or four different meanings that we're playing off of in the
   song."

   With a supreme sense of style, F.L.Y. are just as comfortable in the mall as
   they are in the studio. On "Mr. Lennox" Myko, Mook and Vee rap about their
   shopping exploits while simultaneously raising the fashion bar. "We're really
   trendsetters," says Vee. "We dress like we're about to play golf in Polo and
   Lacoste with a lot of bright colors. Whatever we do somebody else is going to
   dig it and do the same thing."

   In an effort to quiet any would be skeptics, F.L.Y. recorded "Stop Hatin'
   `09" which details their road to success and their unique take on down-South
   hip-hop. "We're versatile," says Myko. "We can pretty much adapt to any style
   of music." "In a lot of our songs there's a lot of harmonizing and real
   melodic flows with different types of word play and metaphors," adds Mook.
   "We like to have fun on our songs. You're going to want to dance every time
   you hear a FLY record."

   Armed with their debut album JAMBOREE, F.L.Y. are ready to take everyone
   who's listening on a ride. "I believe the rest of the country will catch on
   to the F.L.Y. movement because it's like a wave," says Vee. "And you don't
   want to be left out or you'll drown."

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    Artist       : Willy Northpole
    Album        : Tha Connect
    Label        : DTP
    Genre        : Rap
    Street date  : 2009-00-00
    Quality      : 172 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
    Encoder      : Lame 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
    Size         : 64.94 MB
    Time         : 48:54 min
    Url          : http://www.islanddefjam.com/artist/home.aspx?artistID=7319

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   1.  Intro                                                              2:56
   2.  Hood Sh**                                                          3:07
   3.  The Story                                                          3:28
   4.  Skit (How Hard)                                                    1:46
   5.  Body Marked Up                                                     4:01
   6.  Hood Dreamer (Feat. B.O.B.)                                        4:38
   7.  Feeling Alright                                                    3:12
   8.  Skit (Ghetto Tour Guide)                                           0:23
   9.  Ghetto Tour Guide                                                  4:01
   10. #1 Side Chick (Feat. Bobby Valentino)                              4:30
   11. Vegas Lights                                                       4:07
   12. The Life (Feat. Ne-Yo)                                             3:47
   13. Dear Lord                                                          2:39
   14. Skit (At Salt's Grave)                                             1:30
   15. Heaven                                                             4:49


  ----------------------------------[Notes]-------------------------------------

   Willy Northpole is the first true Arizona rapper to break out of the confines
   of the state. Yet, with the release of Willy Northpole's stunning debut Tha
   Connect that limited perspective is about to change, we are introduced to a
   world of marked gangsters, midnight crack slingers and strong family bonds.

   On his first single "Body Marked Up," an ode to the numerous tattoos that
   cover his body, Willy drops verbal bombs onto an unsuspecting audience.
   Utilizing a minimal beat that was produced by a 14 year old new-jack named
   Wonka, "Body Marked Up" is a hypnotic banger that has enticed more than a few
   industry ears. Through his child hood friend & manager Tiffany J. of Family
   Tree Entertainment he inked a deal with Ludacris' powerhouse label Disturbing
   tha Peace.

   A mere child at the time of his neighborhood's metamorphosis in the mid-`80s,
   the introduction of crack changed Willy's life in many ways. Enticed
   simultaneously by the chaos of the streets and the sound of early hip-hop,
   Willy's mom entered him in a few talent shows. Still, at that point in his
   life, the streets had a stronger pull than the stage.

   On the moving track "Heaven," produced by Jelly Roll, Willy revisits the pain
   of the violet deaths that have befallen on many of his homies. Willy was
   locked-up for robbery at the age of 15 which may have just saved his life. In
   the youth detention for three years, Willy hung posters of Jay-Z, DMX and
   others on his cell walls and continued to write rhymes on a regular.

   Released when he was 18, Willy was determined to do the right thing. He got a
   real job and started buying his own equipment. He started going to the
   studio, and the engineer who worked there taught him how to make beats.

   However, taking a cue from 50 Cent, Willy released a diss single called
   "Garbage Disposal," and others started paying attention too. Dissing local
   crews, he went digging deep to get dirt on his rivals. Ironically, through
   the help of his friend Hot Rod, "Garbage Disposal" also caught the ears of
   the G-Unit maestro himself. "I'll always have respect for 50 and Hot Rod, but
   some of the people around him..."

   Another standout track from Willy Northpole's includes the Black Elvis
   produced "The Life," a feel good song that features Def Jam soul man Ne-Yo on
   the hook. "I had left the song without a hook, because I wanted to get an R&B
   singer on it, but Ne-Yo was the last person I expected to get. Man, when I
   heard Ne-Yo on my track `The Life,' I knew my life was about to change." In
   truth, after listening to Tha Connect, your life too will be changed.

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Artist.......: The Sa-Ra Creative Partners                                  ¦¦
Title........: Nuclear Evolution: The Age Of Love (Deluxe      ¦          ¦ ¦¦
Label........: Ubiquity                                                     ¦¦
Release.Type.: Album                                                     ¦ ¦ ¦
Genre........: R&B                                                           ¦
Source.......: CDDA                                                          ¦
Encoder......: LAME v3.97 -V 2 --vbr-new                                     ¦
Quality......: 168 kbps avg
Street.Date..: 2009-00-00                                                    ¦
Rip.Date.....: 2009-06-23
Year.........: 2009                                                          ¦
Tracks.......: 23
Playtime.....: 1h 32min Total
Size.........: 114.14 MB
URL..........:

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A unique blend of street wit, dirty-sex talk, tall stories, and intergalactic
future sounds. The album oozes equal parts jazz, soul, pop, funk, and hip-hop.
Contributors include Erykah Badu, saxophonist Gary Bartz with his quartet, and
many talented, up-and-coming artists. SRCP have worked with Pharoahe Monche,
Andre 3000, John Legend, Black Eyed Peas, Talib Kweli, Dilla, Fonzworth Bentley,
Heavy D, Common, Iggy Pop, Herbie Hancock, Dr. Dre, Jill Scott, and Jurassic 5.
Double CD includes seventeen new, exclusive tracks, plus a bonus disc of beats
and previously released SRCP/Ubiquity tracks.

Enjoy & Go Support The Artist.......pz1

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Tracklist
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Disc 1/2:

01.  Spacefruit (featuring Debi Nova)                             5:03
02.  Dirty Beauty (featuring Erykah Badu)                         3:21
03.  I Swear (featuring Noni Limar)                               3:30
04.  Melodee N Mynor                                              3:15
05.  He Say She Say                                               3:22
06.  Traffika                                                     3:43
07.  Souls Brother                                                2:01
08.  Bitch Baby                                                   4:04
09.  Love Czars                                                   7:48
10.  Gemini's Rising (featuring Rozzi Daime)                      6:19
11.  The Bone Song                                                3:48
12.  White Cloud (featuring Rozzie Daime And Lil' Kenny)          3:42
13.  Move Your Ass                                                4:01
14.  Love Today                                                   3:27
15.  Can I Get U Hi?                                              3:02
16.  My Star (featuring Erika Rose)                               3:49
17.  Cosmic Ball (featuring The Gary Bartz Quartet)               7:33

Disc 2/2:

01.  Spaceways Theme                                              2:27
02.  Just Like A Baby                                             5:01
03.  Double Dutch (Co Co Pops) (Featuring Aazablue)               3:39
04.  Death Of A Star (Supernova)                                  3:54
05.  Powder Bump                                                  3:15
06.  Hangin' By A String                                          2:22