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Before he smashed the world with his hugely successful 2003 debut, GET RICH OR DIE TRYIN', 50 Cent was putting in serious work on the mixtape circuit. His freestyle chops helped build his rep just as much as his notorious collabo with the Madd Rapper, "How to Rob." FREESTYLE B4 PAYSTYLE brings together a slew of 50's earlier, circa-1999 freestyles. Though many of the 28 cuts are clearly not off-the-top, there is a slew of worthwhile early guest spots, later mixtape appearances, and unheard cuts. Collectors will take note that 50's first track ever--the flossy, Bad Boy-esque "The Glow"--appears here as well. Freestyle B4 Paystyle Music DJ Whoo Kid Freestyle B4 Paystyle Songs Freestyle B4 Paystyle Review
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Purchase Freestyle B4 Paystyle CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Dazz Band 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection CD (2001)
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| | Mr Kane Pain Killer'Z CD (2006)
$9.99  | | Kokane Back 2 Tha Clap CD (2006)
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| | Kokane Funk Upon A Rhyme CD (2007) (Import)
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| | DJ Whoo Kid G-Unit Radio 23: Finally Off Papers, Hosted By Snoop From 'The Wire' CD (2007)
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| | Jay-Z American Gangster CD (2007)
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| | We Love Free Soul V.2 CD (2006) (Import) Japan
$39.39 | | Last Soul Descendents Progressive Tranquility CD (2005)
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| | Minoo Javan Timeless Persian Treasures CD (2006)
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Minoo Javan's recordings are cherished by Persians all over the world as a unique reflection of their rich and fabled culture. Her musical journey began when she assisted Iraj Golesorkhi in collecting myriad Persian folk songs from the diverse provinces of Iran. They performed and recorded this folk music in Iran, together with his compositions in more than 300 concerts and countless radio broadcasts. After coming to America, other bends in the road led her to study opera and classical music at the University Of Southern California’s School of Music, where she was awarded one of its prestigious opera scholarships, and to sing the music of Broadway and other American genres, including her recent sojourn into the world of American jazz with Les McCann on "All That Jazz, but in Persian." Other recent releases of her recordings include Echoes Of Love and Persian Folk Songs.When asked why she recorded her latest album, “Timeless Persian Treasures,” Minoo Javan said, “The joy of singing for me is to sing songs that touch my heart, regardless of their genre. I also decided to sing these Timeless Jewels in the hope that by this renewed exposure younger and future generations of Persians may embrace a musical genre that has been treasured for centuries and is an integral part of the tapestry of our rich musical heritage.”In a recent interview, Minoo Javan described her latest album: “All the poems in this album speak of love, the love of God or the romantic love of another.In the first song, (Ya Rab), the poet speaks of the fire that has inflamed his heart with love of God. He begs God to either allow him to find God in his heart and become one with him or for God to take his life. He makes it clear that he would prefer death to failing to find God in his heart. In the second (Shab-e-Vasl and Ze Dast-e-Maboub), fourth (Aghrab-e-Zolfe Kajat) and fifth (Ay Mah- e-Man, Ay Bot-e- Chin) songs, the whimsical, playful and sweet lyrics are about romantic love, admiring the beloved and seeking more love and togetherness. In the third song, (Baz Amadam), Rumi, the esteemed and revered Persian Sufi poet of the thirteenth-century, speaks of returning to this life again after thousands of years and being separated from his beloved God. He is happy to come back to help a loved one, but has reservations about returning. He tells us about the wondrous place he dwelled and the place of honor he held before he came ...
| | Coleccion Suprema: Control CD (2007)
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| | Majik, J & Wickaman Crazy World CD (2007) (Import)
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| | B B King Reflections CD (2007) (Import)
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