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Die von Dir genannten Beats haben aber alle auch schon ein paar Jährchen auf dem Puckel...

Einer seiner abgefahrensten Beats wird für mich immer "Come Clean" von Jeru sein, wenn hier schon seine alten Sachen genannt werden.

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Guru & Solar releases Mixtape

Fresh off an international tour, Guru, hiphop producer, Solar, and 7 Grand Records announce the February 2008 release of Guru's "Jazzmatazz: The Timebomb/Back To The Future" Mixtape, the "raw" companion to the Jazzmatazz Vol. 4 album. The Mixtape carefully and superbly crafted by producer Solar exhibits the "Golden Era" New York essence along with a cutting edge futuristic twist! Hence the title, "Back To The Future." Read more for more info...

The tracks are pure "bangers" and the guest appearances are classic as they compliment Guru's iconic yet streetwise vocals! The MC's selected represent the best of America's true Hip Hop artists that hail from the "Underground" scene that Guru has remained so true to. There are features such as reggae artist Damian Marley, Aceyalone and Zion I from the West Coast, Blue Scholars from Seattle, Mr. Lif from Boston, Yungun from London, as well as legends Lord Tariq from the Bronx, Nature from Queensbridge, C. Knowledge from Digable Planets and Tony Touch to name a few. The album also features up-and-coming 7 Grand Records artists K. Born & Highpower from Philadelphia and Young Pablo from Paterson, New Jersey. This is no ordinary mixtape CD as it is hosted by the Mixtape King himself, DJ Doo Wop, who is featured on a couple of tracks.

"Since the inception of Jazzmatazz, one of our main focuses has been to create music for every generation, for the music lover. The Jazzmatazz series has always been about charting new territories, blurring genre lines, and collaborating with artists to create music that's timeless and relevant."

With a career that spans over a decade and one that is now eleven-LP's deep, Guru has been able to stay relevant when many of his counterparts have faded into the background. Now with a musical and business partnership in full motion with Solar, and the formation of their new label, 7 Grand, Guru feels even more reinvigorated. "7 Grand Records allows me not only to be creative, but to finally be in control of my creativity. Between us you've got a legendary spitter that's still hungry and still relevant, teamed up with the hottest New York producer in the game, which makes for a musical vision that is powerfully important and virtually unstoppable." Solar adds, "7 Grand Records is the epitome of what great NY Hip-Hop represents taken to the new millennium and beyond! Now in control of our own label, we're free to introduce forward-thinking Hip-Hop concepts to the masses," explains Solar.

In the past, Guru's Jazzmatazz endeavors have enabled him to collaborate with a who's who list of legendary musical icons including Roy Ayers, Donald Byrd, Chaka Khan, Isaac Hayes, Herbie Hancock, Branford Marsalis and popular cross-over favorites including Macy Gray, The Roots, Erykah Badu and Angie Stone. When asked how he has been able stay such a viable force in the music industry Guru states matter of factly "be honest with yourself, be original, be open to criticism and don't be afraid to reinvent and recreate yourself."

With Guru's Jazzmatazz Volume 4: The Hip-Hop Messenger (Back To The Future) and it's companion mixtape Guru's Jazzmatazz: The Time Bomb (Back To The Future Mixtape), Guru and Solar have delivered another fresh approach, one that's not only an interesting attempt at boundary-crossing but also a compelling enough to bridge the jazz, hip-hop & soul enthusiast all at the same time

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Wird von RaFeese als coming soon angekündigt:



Angesichts dieses Covers dürfte keiner traurig sein wenn es nicht kommt...

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DJ Premier - Rare Play, Volume One



Release Date:
15. Mai 2008

Label:
Bare Fist Recordings

Tracklist:
01. DJ Premier - Rare Play Intro
02. Rass Kass - Goldyn Child
03. The Ranjahz & Cee-Lo - Insp-Her-A-Tion
04. Tef - Comin' At Cha
05. Sonja Blade - Look 4 Tha Name
06. A.G., Gang Starr, Party Arty & O.C. - Weed Scented
07. M.O.P. - Bloody Murdah
08. Blaq Poet - We Gon' Ill
09. All City - The Actual
10. Screwball - Seen It All
11. Group Home - Up Against the Wall (Getaway Car Mix)
12. Crooklyn Dodgers - Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers
13. Big Shug - The Jig is Up
14. Blahzay Blahzay - Danger (Premier Remix)
15. Charlie Baltimore - Everybody Wanna Know
16. Krumb Snatcha - Closer To God
17. Sauce Money - Against The Grain
18. D&D All Stars - 1,2 Pass It (Original Mix)

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natürlich an sich kein Pflichtkauf, aber es is ne gute Liste für Primo-Tracks, die man mal wieder ausgraben kann^^

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kann man auch alle auf den jeweiligen alben ausgraben

Sehe das ähnlich, auch wenn nicht alle auf Alben drauf sind. Was soll so eine Compilation denn bringen? Soll er doch endlich mal sein bestimmt auch schon seit 6 bis 7 Jahren angekündigtes Solo-Album bringen. Aber wahrscheinlich wird dann deutlich dass es der alte Mann einfach nicht mehr wirklich bringt noch mal so richtig Feuer auf CD zu brennen. Dann also lieber eine überflüssige Compilation nach der anderen raushauen von denen man mindestens 3/4 der Tracks schon kennt...

[Review] - Guru - Jazzmatazz Volume 1

Wer Interesse hat, mal durchlesen!

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ich wollt schon immer den Goldyn Child Premier remix im Schrank haben , das is dank dieser Compi jetzt möglich.Is ne Überlegung wert......

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Ich erwarte da n icht allzu viel. Überrascht hat mich allerdings dass er doch noch ein paar Big Names als Produzenten gewinnen konnte, Krumb Snatcha ist ja nun wirklich keine große Nummer (war er auch nie wirklich). Sind vielleicht aber auch einfach nur ältere Tracks...

Weiß einer was es mit diesem Album auf sich hat:



Die Truppe führt laut discogs auch den Alias-Namen Gangstarr Posse, und deren Mitglied Mike Dee war wohl mal Mitglied bei Gangstarr. Meiner Erinnerung nach war er aber bei dem ersten Gangstarr Album schon nicht mehr dabei. Kennt die Scheibe einer?

ich seh kein pic

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