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Gangstarr Feat. Rakim "Militia"(Remix) You know what Visqo I have no problem at all listening or downloading on that page

I think Ja said that he's done with beef and wants to focus on music, but man he did rip 50 good when they did beef so I wouldn't mind if he did destroy that sucka mc once again, anybody that says Ja's a weak lyricist needs to listen to those battle tracks man they were hardbody...Also for the record I think Eminem's last album wasn't as bad as his other albums since "MMLP" but the problem that ruined it was those annoying voice changes, it's gonna take quite a "recover" literally for him to give me a better impression...

XXL gave his album an XL rating: Beats: XL Lyrics: L Originality: XL B.o.B’s path to success was not without its false starts, but thanks to his breakthrough single, “Nothin’ On You,” the Atlanta rapper finally gets the chance to detail his journey on his long-awaited debut, The Adventures of Bobby Ray. Utilizing his duel talents (rapping and singing) B.o.B reveals the thoughts of a musician trying to make it in the music industry. The voyage begins on the album’s melodramatic intro track, “Don’t Let Me Fall,” where B.o.B uses a rock-tinged production effort to plead for help as he attempts to live out his dreams. It peaks on the hopeful “Airplanes,” (Check for Eminen’s scene-stealing verse on Part II of the cut) as the rapper teams up with Paramore singer Hayley Williams to remember the days before he had a record contract. And over the ominous keys of the self-produced “Ghost of the Machine,” Bobby Ray sings about struggling to find his place in the world. “Where am I supposed to go and who am I supposed to believe?” he croons. “If only you knew what I knew, then you could see just what I see.” B.o.B’s eclectic approach on pop-friendly efforts like the Dr. Luke-produced “Magic,” featuring Rivers Cuomo, and experimental songs like the guitar-plucking “Lovelier Than You,” likely won’t appeal to fans of his early work. But he also demonstrates that he’s still more than capable of holding his own lyrically alongside revered wordsmith Lupe Fiasco on “Past My Shades.” Likewise, he’s slick enough to trade verse with Grand Hustle boss T.I. on the braggadocios “Bet I.” While Adventures of Bobby Ray is B.o.B’s story, the feeling he conjures makes it easy to relate. It’s safe to say this genre-blending debut is a step in the right direction for the young rap star. —Chris Yuscavage

More than likely since it's been that way for the last 10 years but if he really wants to turn it around he'll do something different

That's a cool line for Lil' Wayne but it still falls weak compared to the quotables by the great lyricists

Yeah Ja Rule ain't the most amazing mc at a lyrical level but he's a good song maker and from a lot of the interviews I've read from over the years he seems to be a cool dude which you can't say about a lot of today's radio rappers and btw I rather listen to an average lyricist like Ja Rule making songs I like rather than a great lyricist like Eminem that makes annoying songs

New York rapper Ja Rule recently updated fans on the status of his comeback album Venni Vetti Vecci 2010. Rule claims the solo album will introduce his new musical sound. "It's been a good ride, you know what I'm sayin'? It's been a wild ride but it's been fun. But with this album I feel like I've conquered all those little obstacles that I had to get around, and now I'm ready to get this product out to the world again...I worked with a lot of different producers on this album. Some new guys, some veterans. The album's put together really well. It just has an overall feel to it, the sound is vintage Ja Rule, but then it's different, I've been playing with this new sound that I've been trying to develop. It's kinda hot, it's David Guetta meets the hip-hop world. The beats different, they're fresh, some of them are hard bass driven, and some of them have the big drums, big kick. It's kinda that sound that's tearin' up overseas right now, but we haven't really put our finger on it yet over here in the states. So I kinda put my own stamp on it with the sound and the music and stuff, and hip-hopped it out. It sounds real good." (Dubcnn) Earlier this year, Rule changed his game plan on how he would release the project. "I wanted to do a three disc set but I'm thinking about changing the idea of how I want to do it," Rule told interviewer Lola. "One set was gonna be all hip-hop. Straight back to the roots hip-hop was gonna be the first disc, then the second one was gonna be when I came into the game and kinda transformed, learned being in the business doing duets and stuff like that. The third disc was gonna be Rule, my new sound and that was gonna be that but the album is coming out crazy so I think I wanna give 'em, maybe a double. Or I might just give 'em 14, 15 bangers...This time, it's more of the content of myself, what I've been through, what I've seen...It's coming in the summer time, I was pushing for a June date but I don't know if I'm gonna make that date or not. So it'll definitely be here this summer." (iLuvLola) Last September, Rule announced the upcoming album title and gave details on finding a distributor. "I'm trying to take it up a notch, something a little more different," Rule said about Venni Vetti Vecci 2010. "Maybe I can have some of these spaces in time where -- this album, I really wanna make this album for the people, for the public so they can enjoy. This album's not about, we ain't getting money off rap records like we used to. So when I'm doing it now, it ain't for the money. It's for the love because it ain't out there like that. You can ask any rap artist out there that's doing it, the record business is not what it used to be so when you see artists like myself -- I do it for the love...I got a couple of companies that want the job [laughs] which is not a tough job, because it's only distribution and marketing, promoting. We finalizing the deal now and it should all be done within the next couple of weeks." (Rhyme & Reason) Rule previously spoke on the status of his comeback album and what role the fans would have on the project's title. "New album coming soon," Rule promised in an interview. "I think I'ma do something for the people where y'all help me with the title of my next album because I was gonna name my sh*t The Mirror but...the album got leaked...I think I'ma do a contest or something where I get the people to give me their feedback on what the album should be called...Keep talking, the album's coming. All y'all hater n*ggas, I love y'all. Keep running your mouths. Y'all n*ggas are helping my cause, keep up the good work." (Forbez DVD)

Btw Visqo I found that new Ice Cube single on Youtube, this is so SICK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jlBHbjnsek

I don't get no ads asking for my cell phone # when I go on there

This is great music to set the mood to, "In My Armz '90s Slow Jams Edition" http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/577/in_my_armz_90s_slo.html

Wale Mixtape About Nothing http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/10413/wale_the_mixtape_about_nothing.html

2Pac "Picture Me Rollin'"

KRS-ONE "Take Your Time" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jx4JD2s3OE

Kel Spencer "It's All Related Pt. 2"

Gangstarr Legends Mixtape http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/1052/gangstarr_legends_vol_4.html

I'm with Silver Tiger here, I don't need to be preached in every song for me to enjoy the music but there's a fine line between a chill out song and a wack song, I rather have fun listening to someone like Redman than Lil' Wayne

Don't forget those sexy ladies from Total were on that song too, mmmhmm Jay-Z Feat. The Lox, Beanie Sigel, and Sauce Money "Resevoir Dogs", what a classic collab

I'm on that 2Pac tip right now too, I'm banging this 2Pac Forever mixtape: http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/721/2pac_forever.html

Nas "Blaze A 50" I've been banging this Nasty Nas & DJ Premier Mixtape most of the morning and now into the afternoon: http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/179/nasty_nas_dj_premi.html

Nas "I Can" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84uWGVAcKR4

I was playing this mixtape all day yesterday, it has a great mix of veteran and new school mcs: http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/1729/top_25_real_hiphop_joints_vol_1.html

Kanye West, Nas, KRS-ONE, & Rakim "Classic" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDCDrcZK4NE

LL Cool J Feat. Lil' Scrappy "Whatcha Hood Like" "Before Snoop Dogg I Was Putting Rappers In The Morgue" "Before Young Hova, L Was A casanova"

Yes We Can Mixtape, I know election time's over but that music is timeless http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/3395/yes_we_can.html

I think you're right about that Turntable, Kel might not ever have as much success as Will has had but if he stays on his grind he could be a respected mc like an AZ or a Skillz and that's not a bad thing