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krs-one "tears"

B.O.B. "May 25th" Mixtape: http://www.livemixtapes.com/player.php?album_id=11215

This is a quite a relief to know that the mastermind behind one of the biggest tragedies is dead

Happy Birthday, good to see that you got to enjoy it!

I haven't been on this site much lately but I wanted to wish you a late happy birthday, glad to hear you enjoyed it homie!

I know I wished you a happy birthday on Facebook but I figured I'd do it here as well, Happy Birthday!

KRS-One & Rahzel "Boom Slap", hip hop's still alive in 2011! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE7Cn6IJg0Y

KRS-ONE, Rampage, Rah Goddess, Smooth B, and Fat Joe "Come To The Temple"

Legendary Rapper Kool Moe Dee Working On New Album Friday, April 01, 2011 12:04 PM | 22 comments By Mike Winslow (AllHipHop News) Legendary rapper Kool Moe is planning a full fledged return to the rap game, with a new album of studio material in the works. Kool Moe Dee is currently on tour with Salt-N-Pepa's Legends of Hip-Hop Tour, which also features legendary rappers like Doug E. Fresh and Kurtis Blow. "I’m getting ready to launch this whole big Kool Moe Dee extravaganza," Kool Moe Dee told The Fayetteville Observer. "I’m in the studio working on an album right now and working feverishly on the treadmill to get the weight off myself. I’m very, very meticulous about how I present and the increments I present it in." The rapper, who is known for his membership in the pioneering Hip-Hop group The Treacherous Three, also enjoyed a successful solo career. Kool Moe Dee recorded Hip-Hop classics like "Go See the Doctor," "Wild, Wild, West" and his 1987 hit record "How Ya Like Me Now," which came out of his legendary battle with LL Cool J. According to Moe Dee, fans can look forward to his new album sometime this year. Until then, he will use the Old School Tour to keep his skills sharp. "The old school tours are fine," Moe Dee said. "They get my feet wet. But from way back when, I could study the audience and feel what’s missing and feel that void. I have some great ideas. I think I’ll be really really ready by this fall."

http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/22/pretox_the_mixtape.html

http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/2750/jayz_mary_j_blige_wheres_the_love.html

LL and Boyz II Men "Hey Lover" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmaXc1cryMw

Yeah B.O.B. put out one of the better albums in recent hip hop but I think Lupe's a better mc

Lil' Kim has actually improved over the years, her new mixtape got some good songs on it

"Men In Black"

Knine Feat. B. Reith "Bottom Of The 9th", these gospel mcs flow nicer than any of them radio clowns:

Foxy Brown "Take Me Home"(With Blackstreet) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkKhuXUE4rA

Game and 50 Cent "Hate It Or Love It",

Game "All Dogs Go To Heaven"(Nate Dogg Tribute), this is a nice tribute to a hip hop legend:

http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/2419/lets_take_it_back_to_the_old_school_2.html

Like Jim said not all things commercial are wack, after all we're fans of JJFP and they put out commercial music, Lupe puts substance into his lyrics and that's something that very few do these days, it's about time that people start to recognize talent

kirk franklin is a great artist ginuwine "same ol g"

Nice!

Nate Dogg Tribute Mixtape, RIP: http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/13560/gfunk_saga.html

Kirk Franklin "I Smile"