Posts Tagged ‘Young Buck’

DJ Burn One – Joints (mixtape)

Friday, March 4th, 2011

If you’re still not up on one of our favorite producers working today, this is probably the best chance you’ll get to catch up. Some of these songs got a lot of attention around the ‘nets, some are more obscure, and there’s a new instrumental to top it all off. The mixtape is presented by DJBooth and Baller’s Eve.

Tracklist:
01. Rittz – Smash Potatoes (DJBooth Exclusive Freestyle)
02. Indeed (Ricky Fontaine & Walt Live) – Weed Money Music
03. Jackie Chain – Don’t Violate
04. KD ft. Freddie Gibbs – Let Me Ride
05. P Watts ft Freddie Gibbs – One Day at a Time
06. Starlito – @*#$! Ya
07. Mouce (Ft. Ricky Fontaine) – Fly High
08. Dee Goodz – I Can’t Stop
09. Johnny Spanish – Like That
10. Indeed ft. Cornbread – Blue Dream (Hookah Lounge)
11. Freddie Gibbs – My Way Home
12. Freddie Gibbs – Do Wrong
13. Starlito – Do Wrong
14. Young Buck – Bury Me Alive
15. Rittz – High Five
16. DJ Burn One – Exotica

DOWNLOAD: DJ Burn One – Joints

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Young Buck “Steroidz”

Sunday, January 3rd, 2010

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Few things in rap these days are as lame and tired as 50 Cent diss tracks. That said, with “Steroidz”, Buck provides an impressively thorough and noteworthy 50 Cent dismantling. There isn’t any new information here, but the fact that Buck is angry or bitter enough to bring up things like snitching on Supreeme and name-dropping Bang Em Smurf is telling. He is either simply fed up with his contract situation enough to be this mean-spirited or he is just desperate for acknowledgment. Either way, this is a solid diss from a rapper who may actually just be entering his prime.

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Young Buck & JT The Bigga Figga “Coulda Been You”

Sunday, December 6th, 2009

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Crybaby Buck’s freedom from 50′s clutches has allowed him to (quietly) produce some of the best music of his career. Here, he links back up with Filmore’s finest and the results are quite nice. This is kind of beat that Buck should be rapping over. Joe steals the show. There are rumblings of these two recording more together. I support those rumblings wholeheartedly.

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