- A1: Scene 1: Welcome 2 Collegrove; Narrator – 50 Cent
- A2: G6
- A3: Big Diamonds; Featuring – 21 Savage
- A4: Presha
- A5: Long Story Short
- B1: Scene 2: Duffle Bag Boys; Narrator – 50 Cent
- B2: Millions From Now
- B3: Crazy Thick
- B4: Transparency; Featuring – Usher
- B5: Significant Other
- C1: Scene 3: Ladies Man; Narrator – 50 Cent
- C2: P.p.a.; Featuring – Fabolous
- C3: Oprah & Gayle; Featuring – Benny The Butcher*
- C4: Shame
- C5: Bars
- D1: Scene 4: No Fent; Narrator – 50 Cent
- D2: Godzilla; Featuring – Vory (2)
- D3: Crown Snatcher 2:36
- D4: Can’t Believe You; Featuring – Rick Ross
- D5: Scene 5: Never Was Lost; Narrator – 50 Cent
- D6: Moonlight; Featuring – Marsha Ambrosius
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"When I moved to Minnesota from Pittsburgh in 1994 all I brought with me was a big duffle bag and an acoustic guitar. I was 19. In that bag was a Radio Shack cassette recorder. I spent that time writing and filling up a tape with new songs. A few years later I earned enough money from my restaurant jobs to buy an old reel-to-reel 4-track recorder and some other instruments which allowed me to slightly expand my production ideas. More songs kept flowing and I made my self-titled album adding drums and bass. Over the next few years, as things grew, those sparse cassette songs fell on the back burner until 2002 when I decided to re-record a bunch of them at a higher quality. To keep with their original vision, I asked engineer Tom Garneau if he could record me playing them live in his living room. We left the production minimal and rough which I think serves these particular songs well. No overdubs. Just solo acoustic guitar and vocals. I called the album Simple Life. It was originally just a limited release. Until now. I hope you enjoy it."
- A1: The Smell (4 16)
- A2: Panties In A Jumble (3 00)
- A3: Diamonds (3 42)
- A4: The Aura (3 38)
- A5: Dalai Lama Slang (Feat Willie The Kid) (3 10)
- A6: Tiger Bone (2 50)
- A7: Duffles (3 36)
- A8: Avant Garde (3 10)
- B1: Deep In The Casket (3 16)
- B2: Fire (Feat Tristate) (3 39)
- B3: Speak Volumes (2 57)
- B4: Pain (3 21)
- B5: Get Back (3 20)
- B6: Nine Steamin' (Feat Guilty Simpson) (3 34)
- B7: You Love Me (3 35)
- B8: Golden Chakras (Bonus Track) (1 25)
- B9: Broke Encomposs (Bonus Track) (1 25)
Classic Hip-hop meets minimalism and dusty vinyl on Anchovies Cali Agents alum Planet Asia is as sharp as ever with his lyrical smithing. Apollo Brown's style is evident behind the dust and grime of these smoky samples. The Detroit producer approached this album like a director would a movie. Apollo painstakingly laid out every detail of the project and knew what he wanted from the finished product. He knew that only one rapper could execute his vision. Enter Planet Asia. The West Coast legend was able to fit directly into the plan and bring his talents to the album, creating a perfect match.
Planet Asia. The West Coast legend was able to fit directly into the plan and bring
his talents to the album, creating a perfect match.
- A1: Last Supper
- A2: Road To Perdition
- A3: Kites
- A4: Can't Complain (Feat. Simone Pash)
- A5: Shampain (Feat. Jadakiss, Raekwon & Mike Classic)
- B1: Russian (Feat. Mvp)
- B2: Sincerely Yours
- B3: Can't Have (Feat. Jade)
- B4: Lies (Feat. Simone Pash)
- C1: Bad Karma
- C2: Demise (Feat. Freddie Gibbs)
- C3: How You Want It (Feat. Chris Echols)
- C4: Make A Deal (Feat. Joe Budden)
- C5: Childhood
- D1: Born Free
- D2: Major Star
- D3: Fallin D4 Man Alone
After almost a decade, Ransom's Pain & Glory album is finally being released on vinyl. This 2014 project is considered by many to be Duffle's best LP of the 2010s. The LP includes features from Jadakiss, Raekwon, Freddie Gibbs, Joe Budden, Simone Pash, Mike Classic, MVP, Jade, and Chris Echols, and production from 8 Bars, Dark Night, MVP, and TheRealRaw. Album art & layout by Jordan Commandeur
Vatican Shadow ist das Techno-Projekt des Multimediakünstlers Dominick Fernow. Melodische Loops und martialisch-zerklüftete Rhythmen stehen finsteren und bestechenden Ambiencen gegenüber. Als Vatican Shadow bringt Fernow eine Körperlichkeit und feierliche Energie ein, die im Techno rar ist. Seine hypnotischen Ambientmelodien werden konterkariert von donnernden Drumschlägen – ein Ausdruck der Furcht und Furchtlosigkeit, die seine Musik speisen. Sein neues Album und Debüt bei dem sonst im Metal ansässigen Label 20BuckSpin wird Vatican Shadow endgültig auch den Industrial-Metal Fans näher bringen.
Außderm für Fans von Muslimgauze, Prurient, Badawi, Raison D'Etre, Tangerine Dream, Justin Broadrick, Haxan Cloak u.ä.
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