Mc Lyte-Stop, Look, Listen

This track has the crazy hop…..Mc Lyte was like Halle to me back then….I even made a chick my girl cus she looked like Lyte under low light…Video is tight but nowadays them dudes dancin would proly have to say No-Homo everytime they did one of them tricks….L

According to Sohh.com, T.I claims there are no tensions between he and Cash Money’s Lil Wayne and Baby over the signing of ex Hot Boy and labelmate B.G to his Grand Hustle/Atlantic label.

“I’ve spoken to Wayne and asked him how he feels about it and Wayne told me, the issue was with [B.G.] and Baby. And if [B.G.] and Baby are cool, I’m cool too,”said T.I.

“I’m cool with all of them. I just seen Wayne and Baby last night. I’ve done worked with Wayne so many times. We’ve toured together, kicked it together, hung out, made it rain together in clubs together… and the same with B.G. and the same with Baby.”

“B.G. wouldn’t tell me it ain’t a problem, if it was a problem…neither would Wayne or Baby.”

And 

T.I apologized on national television at the BET Awards last week, expressing remorse for his fight with Ludacris’ manager, Chaka Zulu, at an industry function. He claimed that everything is cool between the two camps now, and spoke out about the situation recently.

“Representatives from both parties have spoken,” T.I. told Hot 97’s Angie Martinez, saying that the situation had been handled. “If I say it’s cool, it’s cool. I apologized because of the setting [in which the altercation took place]. It was inappropriate. I felt I had disturbed a positive event with something negative.”

“Everybody was there to celebrate success, and here Tip goes acting up. The thing I’m beginning to notice is that actions are more difficult than conversation. I can’t let other people dictate my reactions.”

Luda recently shared his thoughts on the matter, saying: “Chaka’s fine,” ‘Cris said. “I’m not gonna speak for him, but as far as how he’s doing physically, he’s fine. Nobody was hurt. I heard people say we’re trying to downplay it. Honestly, it wasn’t a situation like how people are trying to make it out to be.”

No I’m not a religious dude but….this sure puts me in good space. They we’re definitely doin big things…….And I still live in that time mentally…. L

So yea we just got off the phone with Vegas talkin about the interview specifics……Dude has alot on his mind about the game (Present Day). And you will get it first…….Amongst other things….

Ali Vegas-Change World

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Ok since we’re starting over and all that…..A major figure in this here rap game was my man Diamond D. You couldnt find his type beats on any LP he didnt co-sign fam. Obviously jazz infuenced, he played a major role in the crafting of our golden era….which we hold to be self evident…..L

Def Jam Records has announced its release schedule for the 3rd quarter of 2007.

SCHEDULE:

Warren G, Regulate…G Funk Era (2 CD Special Edition)
July 17

Kanye West – Graduation
August 21

Disturbing Tha Peace, Strength in Numbers
August 28

Babyface, TBA,
September 18

Small World, World Premiere
September 18

Beanie Sigel, The Solution
September 25

Sterling Simms, Worth Your While
TBA

*DJ Wrispect: Bridging The Gap Vol 2 - Toronto to Chicago – Hosted By Naledge*

I posted this before it got ate up. This is quality hiphop, I been listening to this non-stop. You might not feel a couple of the MCs, but majority of the lyrical content is quality. And the beats are definetly updated early/mid 90s. Just check the tracklist below…….HHFanatic

Latchkey Recordings and Chinga Chang Records have teamed up to release the highly anticipated new album Half A Klip by legendary MC Kool G Rap. Half A Klip features all new G Rap material and includes production from legends DJ Premier, Marley Marl and Domingo (co-executive producer). Look for the DJ Premier produced single to drop in August.

Kool G Rap rose to fame in the 80’s as part of the Juice Crew and is known for lacing classic tracks like “The Symphony,” “Streets of New York,” “Poison,” and “Road to the Riches.” G Rap was one of the first MCs to hit listeners with vivid tales of gritty street life and influenced a generation of artists.

Half A Klip – nothing but classic, raw Kool G Rap, is in stores 9/11/07.

This is the video of the audio we had a second ago…L