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DJ Premier – Crooklyn Cuts Vol. III (Tape A) (1996)
Ain’t that something? People gotta know. I could play this all day. TROY. Respect the history. Tape B coming next week and so on.
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DJ Premier – Crooklyn Cuts Vol. III (Tape A) (1996)
Ain’t that something? People gotta know. I could play this all day. TROY. Respect the history. Tape B coming next week and so on.
With 17 years deep in the game Bronx rapper Fat Joe has amassed notable radio hits and a gang of underground bangers. His performance last night (7/28) at NYC hotspot S.O.B.’s was all about the later.
In celebration of the release of his 10th solo album, The Darkside Vol. 1, the Terror Squad leader urged any fans expecting to hear the radio friendly “Lean Back,” “Make It Rain” and “We Thuggin’” to exit the club. Instead Joe ran through an assortment of his underground classics for a performance. After starting off with ‘Heavenly Father” — the Lil Wayne-assisted cut off of his new album, Joe tore through his tried and true catalog. He rocked songs like 1993’s “Flow Joe,” ‘Firewater,” “Success” and “Shit is Real (Remix),” “John Blaze,” ‘My Lifestyle” and “Gangsta.”
In tribute to his fallen protégé Big Pun, Joe invited Joell Ortiz to help with “Deep Cover (Twinz ’98).” Joell’s homage paying performance opened the floodgates for more special guests as Cook Coke Crack rocked with Redman [watch below], Diamond D, M.O.P., Buckshot, Jeru Da Damaja and Public Enemy’s S1Ws who danced to an intro for Joe’s latest P.E.-inspired single “No Problems.”
By the end of the night Fat Joe took his rightful place as an N.Y. giant proving that while the mainstream glitz and glamour is nice, the underground’s dark side should never be ignored.
Source: xxlmag.com
Damn Joe, who missed this? Hopefully he’s done with touring bullshit clubs in Europe.
This was send out by DJ Premier today as the final version aka mastered version aka album version. Tweaked by Premo himself. Watch out for her upcoming LP “Open Bars” executive produced by DJ Premier.
“It feels like Gang Starr is the purest group in hip-hop,” Joe declared. “They was shooting videos on the beach in the winter when the water was ice. Razor-blade music. A bunch of guys in front of the project steps. ‘Mass Appeal,’ ‘Dwyck.’ ‘Stick up kids just out to tax … ‘ It’s just so much, man. When [Guru] passed, and I’m hearing all these rumors, I just wanna kill everybody. I want to shoot the computer, ’cause I’m like, ‘No, this ain’t what we do when our legends, our icons, pass. We salute them. We don’t go for rumors; we salute these dudes.’ He was an icon, man. It’s the purest group in hip-hop, in my opinion. DJ Premier, this guy is like a god, a walking god. Guru, he put it down legendary.
“Preemo, I was waiting for Preemo to give me a ‘Ten Crack Commandments’ or a shoot ‘em up, bang bang,” he continued, recalling his expectations when he got the track for “I’m Gone.” “He sent me the beat when Guru died — the day Guru died. It was a somber … sad beat. I was like, ‘Ah, man.’ I knew where to go with it. It really troubled me and I knew Guru passed away. I knew Preemo was hurting; I been through that with Pun. I knew how it felt. I had to pay homage and salute.”
Source: MTV
R.I.P. Guru
2 months after the radio rip, we bring you the CDQ.
Big Shug – I.M.4EVA (Invincible Music 4 Eva) – New album coming soon
Tired of this, but recently Joe Budden announced he got DJ Premier on the board for his next LP. That’s dope. And surprise surprise, also Nasir slipped some info about his new LP. His plan is to have DJ Premier, Kanye West, Dr. Dre, Alchemist & RZA on the boards.
A Guru Tribute, written & narrated by Justin Nicholas-Elam Ruff….Created & Produced by Matt Berdan.
Source: gurutributes.com
Here is it folks, crazy track by Fat Joe & DJ Premier. Off Fat Joe’s “The Darkside Vol. 1” dropping July 27th. D.I.T.C. For Ever, Gang Starr For Ever. DJPremierBlog exclusive, enjoy:
Recorded on the day Guru died, rip.