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WWW.MUSICBUSINESSWORLDWIDE.COMSoundExchange’s unpaid royalties lawsuit against Music Choice heads back to court, more than seven years after it was filed - Music Business WorldwideThe case was filed in April 2019 and has been largely on hold since December 2021.0 Comments 0 Shares 3 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment! -
Pitchfork Ranks Their 100 Best Rap Albums of All-Time.Pitchfork Ranks Their 100 Best Rap Albums of All-Time.0 Comments 0 Shares 2 Views
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Those No Limit CD covers were impossible to ignore in the late 90s. And this one is no exception!
Kane & Abel — Am I My Brother’s Keeper
1998. Two brothers, and that unmistakable No Limit Records atmosphere.
Kane & Abel brought their own style to Master P’s growing empire, with plenty of Southern flavor and street storytelling.
I love revisiting this period of hip hop. The artwork was outrageous, the release schedule was unbelievable, and walking into a record store meant discovering another stack of No Limit CDs.
This one takes me right back to those days.
#NowPlaying #hiphopcollectorThose No Limit CD covers were impossible to ignore in the late 90s. And this one is no exception! Kane & Abel — Am I My Brother’s Keeper 1998. Two brothers, and that unmistakable No Limit Records atmosphere. Kane & Abel brought their own style to Master P’s growing empire, with plenty of Southern flavor and street storytelling. I love revisiting this period of hip hop. The artwork was outrageous, the release schedule was unbelievable, and walking into a record store meant discovering another stack of No Limit CDs. This one takes me right back to those days. #NowPlaying #hiphopcollector0 Comments 0 Shares 717 Views -
The Source’s review and mic rating for Ludacris - Chicken-N-BeerThe Source’s review and mic rating for Ludacris - Chicken-N-Beer0 Comments 0 Shares 249 Views
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"The Naked Soul of Sweet Jones" the 3rd solo studio album by #Texas rapper #PimpC dropped.
It was released through #RapALot Records and Universal Motown Records on October 5, 2010, making it his first posthumous solo release.
The album features guest appearances from #BunB, Da Underdawgz, BankRoll Jonez, Bub, #Chamillionaire, Cory Mo, #Drake, #E40, Hezeleo, Ivory P., #JazzePha, J-Dawg, #LilBoosie, #RickRoss, #SlimThug, The Gator Mane, #TooShort, #Webbie and #YoungJeezy."The Naked Soul of Sweet Jones" the 3rd solo studio album by #Texas rapper #PimpC🙏 dropped. ▪️It was released through #RapALot Records and Universal Motown Records on October 5, 2010, making it his first posthumous solo release. ▪️The album features guest appearances from #BunB, Da Underdawgz, BankRoll Jonez, Bub, #Chamillionaire, Cory Mo, #Drake, #E40, Hezeleo, Ivory P., #JazzePha, J-Dawg, #LilBoosie, #RickRoss, #SlimThug, The Gator Mane, #TooShort, #Webbie and #YoungJeezy.0 Comments 0 Shares 971 Views -
Before 50 Cent was a household name, he dropped "How to Rob" in late 1999, a track full of over-the-top lines about sticking up famous artists. One of his targets was Big Pun, and 50 joked that Pun was too heavy to chase him: "I'll rob Pun without a gun, snatch his piece then run / This na weigh four hundred pounds, how he gon' catch me, son?" Pun didn't take it as a joke. On the track "My Turn" from his second album Yeeeah Baby, he fired back with a cold threat: "And to the 50 Cent rapper, very funny, get your nut off / Cause in real life, you don't know I'll blow your m*******n' head off." The album dropped in April 2000, two months after Pun died, making it a diss from beyond the grave.
Fat Joe, Pun's partner in Terror Squad, inherited the tension, and the beef between G-Unit and Terror Squad became one of the most volatile in hip-hop. Tony Yayo later said on VladTV that the Fat Joe situation was one of G-Unit's two most serious beefs, calling it "for real" because of how thorough Joe was.
Big Pun died on February 7, 2000, at just 28 years old, collapsing in a White Plains hotel room from a heart attack. The Bronx that raised him is a borough where the streets don't forget and the music is born from the same violence that can swallow you whole.Before 50 Cent was a household name, he dropped "How to Rob" in late 1999, a track full of over-the-top lines about sticking up famous artists. One of his targets was Big Pun, and 50 joked that Pun was too heavy to chase him: "I'll rob Pun without a gun, snatch his piece then run / This na weigh four hundred pounds, how he gon' catch me, son?" Pun didn't take it as a joke. On the track "My Turn" from his second album Yeeeah Baby, he fired back with a cold threat: "And to the 50 Cent rapper, very funny, get your nut off / Cause in real life, you don't know I'll blow your m*******n' head off." The album dropped in April 2000, two months after Pun died, making it a diss from beyond the grave. Fat Joe, Pun's partner in Terror Squad, inherited the tension, and the beef between G-Unit and Terror Squad became one of the most volatile in hip-hop. Tony Yayo later said on VladTV that the Fat Joe situation was one of G-Unit's two most serious beefs, calling it "for real" because of how thorough Joe was. Big Pun died on February 7, 2000, at just 28 years old, collapsing in a White Plains hotel room from a heart attack. The Bronx that raised him is a borough where the streets don't forget and the music is born from the same violence that can swallow you whole.0 Comments 0 Shares 420 Views -
Tracee Ellis is still stunning at 53yrs old #TraceeEllis0 Comments 0 Shares 439 Views
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#Atlanta Westend chronicles man stealing out the store #atlanta #atl0 Comments 0 Shares 650 Views
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The Source’s review and mic rating for The Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To DieThe Source’s review and mic rating for The Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To Die0 Comments 0 Shares 415 Views
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