Jedi Mind Tricks's Vinnie Paz visits France to play the Just One Record game, naming some of his all-time favorite classics of music. Learn what drives one of Hip Hop's rawest and most dangerous lyricists in this unique interview which highlights elite figures of the culture who show appreciation for musical gems of the past.
In 2017, Boxcutter Pazzy links with DJ Eclipse who cuts the record up on a Rakim-influenced jam "Nineteen Ninety Three" and answers fans questions about his forthcoming projects.
Compilation mixed and scratched by Dj Djaz
All tracks produced by Junior Makhno
Mastering reloaded by Miloud Sassi for db Master Pro
Photography & graphic design by GustavImages
Executive produced by Loscar
EFFISCIENZ, 2016
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released July 1, 2016
Ill Bill & Vinnie Paz "Eye is the King" (cuts by DJ Eclipse)
from the Ill Bill & Vinnie Paz album "Heavy Metal Kings"
Ill Bill "Acceptance Speech" (cuts by A-Trak)
from the Ill Bill album "Grimy Awards"
Genocide feat. Vinnie Paz "Conspiracy of Silence"
from the Genocide album "Classified Intelligence"
Spit Gemz "Al Swearengemz"
from the Spit Gemz album "godly Features"
Jedi Mind Tricks feat. Blacastan "F**k Ya Life" (cuts by DJ Kwestion)
from the Jedi Mind Tricks album "Violence Begets Violence"
CF "Terminate on Site"
from the CF album "The Road"
Heddshotts "Search & Destroy" (cuts by DJ Slipwax)
Heddshotts "Walk on the moon"
from the Heddshotts album "Circus Of The Freaks"
Diabolic "Alien Manuscript"
Diabolic "Piss and Vinegar"
from the Diabolic album "Fightin Words"
Ill Bill feat. Goretex "Omar Suarez"
from the Ill Bill album "Septagram"
Been fresh and never lettin the pen rest, Apathy of The Demigodz holds his own on the mic and collaborates with the best of underground lyricism as one of Hip Hop's most prolific for his summer 2015 LP "The Black Lodge". With bars doper than raw coke, this rhyme slinger from Connecticut presents the fourth and biggest installment of his fan-favorite "It's the Bootleg" series including over 10 completely unreleased songs from Ap's vaults, a recent barrage of guest appearances, rare tracks and exclusive freestyles.
Featuring Evidence, Vinnie Paz, Celph Titled, Slaine, Roc Marciano, Ras Kass, Swollen Members, Ill Bill, The Alchemist, Esoteric, Chris Webby, Termanology, Diabolic, Planet Asia, The Doppelgangaz, Blaq Poet, Ryu (Styles of Beyond), Shabaam Sahdeeq, Big Twins (Infamous Mobb), Bishop Lamont, plus many more of the Demigodz and Army of the Pharaohs family.
Produced by Apathy, Mike Shinoda, Gem Crates, C-Lance, Snowgoons, Stu Bangas, Vanderslice, DC The Midi Alien, Teddy Roxpin
Purchase on vinyl here at UGHH and digital download here at Amazon
Vintage Polo gear nostalgia meets the streets as 3 dangerous minds unite for militant rap on this banger from Thirst's 2015 mixtape "Skydiver School". Download the 2015 project mixed by DJ PF Cuttin'.
"Esoteric and Stu Bangas have teamed up to make one of the most brutal albums of the year. Both working in the cold New England climate, the cold weather influenced the feel of the tracks on "Machete Mode". Adding to the lyricism of the album, they reached out to Vinnie Paz, Madchild, Joell Oritz, Ill Bill, Celph Titled and Apathy. This album is a sharp follow up to "Czarface" and will have staying power with diehard fans.
Starting out in Boston, Esoteric teamed up with 7L, a DJ and Producer, playing in the Boston and Cambridge underground. They released their first single in 1996, paying homage to Marvel Comics. The attention led them to release "Rebel Alliance" LP with songs like "Protocol" and "Be Alert" which received significant radio plays. URB Magazine even chose 7L & Esoteric for their "Next 100" issue in 1997. The duo then dropped "Def Rhymes" which was featured on the EP "Speaking Real Words" which featured Wu-Tang Clan Member Inspectah Deck. While promoting the album in Philadelphia, he formed the super group, Army of Pharaohs. Esoteric then appeared three times on Jedi Mind Tricks breakthrough album "Violent By Design". Esoteric teamed again with 7L and Inspectah Deck to release Czarface LP before announcing that he would release another album in the same year called "Machete Mode" with Stu Bangas as the producer.
Stu Bangas has produced for the likes of Sean Price, Vinnie Paz, Heltah Skeltah, Esoteric, Blaq Poet, Chino XL, Apathy, Cappadonna and many more. Released an album with Reef the Lost Cauze called "Fight Music" then made an album with Vanderslice called "Diggas With Attitude". " - Review by UGHH
Queensbridge vet Blaq Poet bangs on your ear drum with hardcore sound in joining an all-star guest lineup of underground rebels to flow over the gutter sounds of Brutal Music on "Blaq Death". Witness the future of dark cinematic Hip Hop as these MCs make a movie where the scene is grim and represents danger.
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