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Cypress Hill ft Dr Dre,Prodigy,Wyclef,Nas,Ice Cube,Snoop,Lil Jon,LL Cool J,Smif N Wessun,Joell Ortiz,Rock & Ugk rock superstar megamix h254 dvdrip HD


The Rap/Rock Superstar beat is somewhat iconic, loads of remixes and mashups and of course it featured in the film, Training Day with Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke and Eva Mendes, a really good film. Love this.
 
Mr. Muthafeckin eXquire ft. Despot, Das Racist, Danny Brown, EL-P - The Last Huzzah (Remix)


I'm moslty a fan of 90s rap and hip hop. This is a one of the later period things I'm really into, El-P's verse is brilliant. I like The Warriors film as well so that's a nice reference at the start as far as I'm concerned too.
 
Chipper said:
Cypress Hill ft Dr Dre,Prodigy,Wyclef,Nas,Ice Cube,Snoop,Lil Jon,LL Cool J,Smif N Wessun,Joell Ortiz,Rock & Ugk rock superstar megamix h254 dvdrip HD


The Rap/Rock Superstar beat is somewhat iconic, loads of remixes and mashups and of course it featured in the film, Training Day with Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke and Eva Mendes, a really good film. Love this.
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That was quality, First time I heard it. Was any of Nas' lyrics new?
 
I'm getting tired too so with that I bring a complete change of genre, going a bit dark with some doomer/stoner/southern rock. Electric Wizzard - The Chosen Few.
 
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Body Count - The Winner Loses

Really loved this as a teen, re-visiting it tonight. Ice-T leads a rock band. Not their most famous song but I liked it a lot. Another I really enjoyed was C-Note by Ernie C doing a guitar solo track.
 
These, these, these are the words
The words that maketh murder.
These, these, these are the words
The words that maketh murder.

I've seen and done things I want to forget;
I've seen a corporal whose nerves were shot
Climbing behind the fierce, gone sun,
I've seen flies swarming everyone,
Soldiers fell like lumps of meat.
These are the words, the words are these.
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Hurting Each Other.

Fantastic sad song. Choose from Carpenters, Ruby and the Romantics or Jimmy Clanton versions, all good.
 
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