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Main Flow & 7l Flow Season Songs | 1. | Flow Season Intro | $0.99 | |
| 2. | The Show | |
| 3. | Where I'm From | $0.99 | |
| 4. | Hold Lines | $0.99 | |
| 5. | She like the Way I Talk | $0.99 | |
| 6. | Forever | |
| 7. | No Gangsta | $0.99 | |
| 8. | Recipe | $0.99 | |
| 9. | Hustle Flow | $0.99 | |
| 10. | 7L Says Nope | $0.99 | |
| 11. | Top Scholars | $0.99 | |
| 12. | The Re-Up | |
| 13. | Stack Up | $0.99 | |
| 14. | Permission to Speak | $0.99 | |
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Purchase Flow Season CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Murs Murray's Revenge CD (2006)
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Given his associations with Def Jux's El-P and his 10-plus years as a presence in the ...
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| | Celph Titled Gatalog: A Collection Of Chaos CDs (2006)
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Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Primo's Four Course Meal; Playin' with Fire; Spoiled Rotten; Way of the Gun; Diablos; So Cold; All About Drama; Clap; Never the Least; Guerilla Orchestra; Battle [Extended Mix], The; Revaporate; Down & Dirty About My Scratch; Who's Fuckin' Around [Remix]; Rock [Remix]; Fahrenheit 813; Countdown Theory, The; Hold Something; DISC 2: Turntable Science; Yell at Us; Right Now; All out War; Eatadiccup; Just a Feelin'; Without Warning; Devastating MC's; S.C.O.M.; Represent; Final Word, The; 7L Freestyle; Extra Thug Sauce [J-Zone Remix]; 616 Rewind; Tropic States; Inaudible; Fallout; Critical Conditions [12" Mix]; Do That; DISC 3: Blao!; Me & My Friends; Stuck Up [Stick 'Em Remix]; F-L-A Team; Demigodz Clap; Extra Thug Sauce [Original Mix]; Revolution, The; Open the Mic; Panic; Who What When Where; Tampahiphop.com Freestyle; Pit of the Flame; All Night; Mother ...
| | Little Brother Get Back CD (2007)
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On Little Brother's third studio album GETBACK, 9th Wonder backs off the boards, producing just one cut and yielding production credits to Illmind, Khrysis, Mr. Porter, Nottz, Rashid Hadee, Zo!, and Hi-Tek. The end result is still an incredibly cohesive LP that relies on elevated lyricism and true-school reverence. Phonte and Big Pooh continue to hone their already-impressive mic skills, deconstructing narratives behind brand name materialism, myths of celebrity glamour, and flimsy arguments that blame hip-hop for society's ills. Lil Wayne, Carlitta Durand, ...
| | 9TH Wonder Dream Merchant, Vol. 2 CD (2007)
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Recording information: Baseline Studios; Chop Shopp Studios, Durham, NC; The Crib, Winston-Salem, ...
| | Snowgoons Black Snow CD (2008)
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| | Andrew Copeland No Regrets CD (2004)
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| | Laurindo Almeida Brazilliance, Vol. 1 CD (1955)
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In 1953, the West Coast studio reedman Bud Shank created a first by going into the studio with the Brazilian master guitarist Laurindo Almeida. A good eight years before Stan Getz conducted a similar experiment called JAZZ SAMBA (with non-Brazilian guitarist Charlie Byrd), Shank and Almeida produced a natural-born musical hybrid that still sounds startlingly contemporary today. There aren't too many 1953 jazz albums about which one could make the same claim.
The two musicians stick with mainly Brazilian material, featuring such highly regarded pre-bossa nova composers as Ary Barroso, Luis Gonzaga, and Pixinguinha. The only stateside detour is in the company of the romantic standards "Stairway to the Stars" and Kurt Weill's "Speak Low," both of which sound perfectly at home in this context, thanks to Almeida's incredible fluency and Shank's unmannered, freshly conceived improvisations.
The Brazilian guitarist and composer Laurindo Almeida was closely identified with four different major genres across a lengthy career which began as a staff guitarist and bandleader at a radio station in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian music remained ...
| | Fat Daddy Has Been CD (2005)
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"The Funky, Fresh and New Sound we have all been waiting for. FatDaddyHasBeen will light up a room with their live performance!"- Crazy Eddie, MD/ Morning show host, The New Rock Alternative WRXS Ocean City, MD FIVE OUT OF FIVE STARS: "This is the best funk/hip-hop/reggae/emcee album I've heard, maybe, ever. Everything about this album, from the talent to the recording quality, is spot-on fucking perfect. Every tune is catchy, legit, and tight as hell - totally worth checking out."-Kevin Keating, Origivation Magazine "When you're in the mood to have a good time, let Fat Daddy Has Been provide the soundtrack. There's no way you can sit still listening to this release."- Paul Autry, BallBusterHardMusic "One of the best party bands playing original music in Delaware." - Ryan Cormier, New Journal. "FatDaddy had the crowd bouncing to the Ska-Driven, Hard Rockin' Rhythms"-Greg Xenakes, Spark Magazine. * Winner of the ...
| | Stranger Than Fiction Persona CD (2005)
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Boston's Stranger Than Fiction has been established for about four years. The band was brought together by a post-it note displayed in a music store window by Aaron Gacs (honestly he looked like he wrote it with his toes). Gary Adams answered the ad, and the rest is history! After listening to Aaron play the piano, seeing his passion for music and hearing his catchy songs, Gary knew that Aaron was going to be successful. Bassist Chris Derro was also looking for a new challenge. He had been in another band with Gary, and he was the best finger pick guitar player Gary had ever met. Chris joined Gary and Aaron, and after playing together for a few months, the trio decided to look for a guitar player. They posted an ad in a local music store and got a load of calls. The guys know it would be worth their while to be picky-they tried out about 25 guitar players before meeting Scott Farrell. He was a little nervous and said he mostly played metal, so the four musicians decided to jam. After the first two minutes of his tryout, Aaron, Chris, and Gary were totally amazed-they knew this was the guy! The band played together for a while, learning cover songs and starting to work on originals. The response they received at local clubs and parties was overwhelming: Gary's tasteful drumming combined well in a live setting with Chris's smooth bass lines, Scott's rocking guitar riffs and Aaron's powerful vocals and magical piano playing. Persona, Stranger Than Fiction's first album, could not have happened without the knowledge, patience and friendship of producer Mark McKnight. (If the band had gone anywhere else, Gary would have had to sign his house over to the studio, given the number of recording hours they put in). Mark stepped up and realized that these guys all had good ideas, and it was his job to create a sound that would do those ideas justice. Gary, Chris, Aaron and Scott hope you will listen to their CD with an open mind. The dedication, hard work, and passion these four guys ...
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| | Rob Crow Living Well CD (2007)
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The prolific and eclectic indie rocker Rob Crow continues to be involved in a dizzying number of bands, including Pinback and Goblin Cock, none of which activity has put a damper on his solo career. ...
| | Chou Jay Curse Of The Golden Flower CDs (2007) Import
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