100% ALC, Premo, Jake one, 9th Wonder, Khrysis, Sid Roams, EL-P, Rjd2...___ _____R.I.P. CAMU TAO: Spécial Alchemist: 1st Infantry

lundi 25 juin 2007

Spécial Alchemist: 1st Infantry

01. Intro
02. Dead Bodies feat. Game, Prodigy
03. Your Boy Al (Interlude)
04. The Essence feat. Lox
05. Hold You Down feat. Prodigy, Nina Sky, Illa Ghee
06. Industry Rule 4080 (Interlude)
07. Stop The Show feat. Stat Quo, M.O.P.
08. D Block To QB feat. Havoc, Noyd, Styles, J-Hood
09. Bangers feat. Lloyd Banks
10. Where Can We Go feat. Devin The Dude
11. It's A Craze feat. Mobb Deep
12. For The Record feat. Dilated Peoples
13. Boost The Crime Rate feat. Sheek, J-Hood 14. Strength Of Pain feat. Chinky
15. A Soul Assassins Tale (Interlude)
16. Bang Out feat. B-Real (of Cypress Hill)
17. Tick Tock feat. Nas, Prodigy
18. Pimp Squad feat. TI, PSC
19. Different Worlds feat. Twin

http://rapidshare.com/files/39302891/_2004__1st_Infantry.rar

Aucun commentaire:

Enregistrer un commentaire

PRODUCTEURS FRANçAIS

Si vous faites des instrus, laissez-moi votre adresse e-mail (dans la section commentaires ou dans la cbox) pour m'envoyez vos productions.
J'en ferais la promo seulement si j'aime donc hésitez pas à m'en envoyer plein.
Peut-être que ça aidera à faire connaître de nouveaux producteurs français dans le monde (ça coûte rien en tout cas)

______ __________ ________

If you want me to RE-upload something, just REQUEST it
_________ _________ ____________ ______

I got my requests too: DOES ANYBODY KNOW what is the original HIP HOP song for this track ?

Agallah - freestyle
http://www.zshare.net/audio/80118348a321ef/

_____________________________________
_____________________________________

The 10 BEST TRACKS of the Month

01) Foxy Brown Ft AZ - Too Real (Prod. Statik Selektah)
02) Kidz in th hall ft EL-P - Driving down the block RMX (prod.EL-P)
03) Evidence Ft Twin & Prodigy (prod. ALC)
04) Reks - Say Goodnight (Prod. Dj Premier)
05) Big Twins - Street Theme (prod. Sid Roams)
06) Prodigy Ft Big Twins - Click Clack (prod. Sid Roams)
07) Buckshot - No Future (prod. 9th Wonder)
08) Nas - Be A Nigger Too (prod. Salaam Remi)
09) Kurupt - Yessir (prod. Pete Rock)
10) Micky Green - Oh
You can listen to those tracks in my JUKEBOX

FUCK THE NEW LITTLE BROTHER

Too much bullshit nowadays, rappers supposed to be underground collaborate with bitches like lil' wayne, they say they don't do gansta rap and then you hear them rappin' with a murderer
And everybody seems to blow them in the same way that people suck the gay mc, people think "godamnit those men make underground and good music and they succeed, they sell records man, they get money!!!"

Cause in fact even underground people (the mcs and the fans)want glory except those who have already knew that like KRS ONE (peace to him),not ALL of the underground people but most of them, they prefer rappers who sell than emcees with principles
For example, if ras kass or royce da 5'9'' could have been on the top of the billboard, they still would make bling-bling, cause they tried but they didn't succeed.

I'm a french HIPHOP lover and now I see assholes, who used to listen mtv rappers, with little brother tracks in their cell phones...

...and don't believe that they gonna listen to little brother's affiliates like chaundon,away team, skyzoo or someone else cause those people don't search music, they receive it or they download songs that they have seen on mtv and other fucking channels.

So it's possible that I upload old Little brother tracks ( when they were with 9th wonder) but you'll NEVER see new "lil' brother" (since 2007) on my blog)

You should stop supportin' this group like people who have stopped support m.o.p. or mobb deep.
Keep it underground fuck that!

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Equipment used for making underground hip hop beats (RJD2, RZA, Madlib, Dj Vadim, Dj Krush, etc)Famous underground hip-hop beatmakers talk on the equipment they use.
Here are the quotes:
RJD2: I use an MPC 2000XL and two 1200 turntables. That's all you need. That's what I used to make Deadringer on. I'm not computer literate. So I don't fuck with ProTools or anything.
RZA: As far as the equipment, when I'm scoring I basically use a lot of different keyboards because I'm looking for certain sounds, certain vibes, certain things and some of these sounds you may not hear in Hip-Hop. For this particular score I used mostly a keyboard called Korg Triton and used some older material, MV8000, which I use for Hip-Hop, as well, but I use it in a different capacity for the scoring. And not only am I using Pro Tools but I use Logic and other programs, as well. One machine may not have the right vibe for the scene and then you gotta try another machine or try a different sound that may not be available on SoundLink.

Madlib, J Dilla, Clouddead: The Roland Boss Dr.Sample SP-303

9th Wonder, Little Brother: The programs we use are Cool Edit Pro and FL Studio. Those are the two programs that we use, and that's what we did the whole album on.

Dj Krush: To create tracks I used to exploit the AKAI S-1000, Roland MC-50 and SP-1200 as my main equipment, but I can now say that Ableton Live has completely taken over. At times, I sample once with the SP-1200 and then resample with Live.

MF Doom: I did all the of album (Operation Doomsday) on the Roland VS 1681 as far as recording and MPC2000 studio plus. Did all the tricks on those two bad boys.

Dj Vadim: In terms of equipment, its all done on a Mac G4 Cubase VST 5 with loads of compressors, eq's, valve stuff, MPC 3000, SP1200, AKAI 3000xl. Loads of keyboards like Clav, Rhodes, Wurly, Mini Moog, Nord lead, Oberheim DBX, Hammond b3, guitar pedals and Kaos pads.

Danger Mouse: However, Danger Mouse will say that a couple of his favorite keyboards of the moment are a Korg MS-2000 and a Roland Saturn 09. “Money Mark [who plays on Dangerdoom] has been getting me more into a lot of stuff keyboardwise,” he says. As for software, DM has used Digidesign Pro Tools and Apple Logic in other people's studios, but he prefers Sony Acid Pro at home. “I used to use old samplers and a lot of old drum machines and samplers, and then I made a switch years back,” DM says. “I basically use that program now in the same way I used those.” Although DM buys a new PC every year, it's not to increase his processing power. “I use very basic PCs,” he says. “I don't have any special soundcards or anything. The reason I get a new one every year is because there always winds up being some fucked-up virus or some kind of crash, or something ends up broken on it, so I wind up getting a new one all the time.”
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

DO DO DO

NOT NOT NOT

UPLOAD UPLOAD UPLOAD

ON ON ON

MEDIAFIRE MEDIAFIRE MEDIAFIRE

100% ALC, Premo, Jake one, 9th Wonder, Khrysis, Sid Roams, EL-P, Rjd2..._ ___R.I.P. CAMU TAO

lundi 25 juin 2007

Spécial Alchemist: 1st Infantry

Aucun commentaire:

My favorite beatmakers (EAST + WEST and other places)

PRODUCTEURS FRANçAIS

FUCK THE NEW LITTLE BROTHER

Archives du blog