A1 - Intro – Dimensions of Dialogue
A2 - Frame Perfect (feat. Brainorchestra)
A3 - Big Time
A4 - Bottle Rocket
A5 - Rebel Scum
A6 - Uncle Boonmee
B1 - Loaded Dice
B2 - Al Dente
B3 - MySpace (feat. DøøF)
B4 - Room 217 (feat. Curly Castro)
B5 - Screwface (Interlude)
B6 - All Types of Medicines (feat. Alaska)
B7 - Holy Mountain
400 copies (Black wax only) in full colour jacket.
Brand new Big Owl a.k.a Fliptrix single "Primordial Soup" featuring King Kashmere. The track is produced by Pitch 92.
Shawn Lov presents the Mighty Buddha Heads 7-Track EP entitled "Evil that Men Do" originally recorded between 1994 and 1995. The tracks were recorded right after their first "Speak of the Devil" album.
1. Pseudo Slang & Pawcut- Indestructible92
2. K-Hill & Debonair P- Truck Jewels and Filters
3. Full Circle- Get It Pt.2 (Make Money) Rising Sun Remix
4. Dillon & Batsauce- Keep Pushin feat. Sadat X
5. Omniscence- Raw Factor 2.0 Remix
6. Pseudo Intellectuals- Uffalo Ills
7. Dillon & Paten Locke- Rollup Rollout
8. Glad2Mecha- Talking Raps feat. Samplistic
9. Kid Abstrakt & Emapea- Late Night Vibe feat. Young Dreamer
10. Moka Only & Chief- What To Do
11. The Mouse Outfit and Mattic- Crystal Ball Effect
12. Ivan Ave- Circle
13. Method Man - Uh Oh Remix
14. Kalhex- Perspectives feat. Grap Luva
15. Headnodic- The Drive feat. The Procussions
16. Kaze & 9th Wonder- Soul Dojo (Essence Of Live Remix)
17. Sraw- On & On
18. Edo G & Insight Innovates- Good In Goodbye feat. Brady Watt On Bass
19. Damu The Fudgemunk- God Speed feat. Blu
20. Ded Tebiase- For Real feat. Kelz and Sir Beanz OBE
21. Trevor J & Loop.Holes- It'll All Work Out
22. Omniverses- From The Heart
23. Praverb The Wyse- Record Companies feat. Hexsagon, J-Live & Dj Skaetch
24. Boog Brown & Apollo Brown- Just Be
25. Georgia Anne Muldrow & Declaime - Get Up Go Go Remix feat. Prince Po & Dj Clear
"What a killer season that last one was and we are starting the new one with a beast. The underground Hip Hop world was left reeling from the passing of People Under The Stairs's Double K in January 2021.
Back in 2008 he was working on a sick project with our man in New Haven, CT, Dooley O. A couple tracks from the sessions had been leaked on the net but the majority haven't been heard before.
What we have hear are 5 joints from the collabo as well as 2 insts and an acapella for the DJs to play with. Production is fantastic and we have been blessed with a modern day anthem, entitled simply "Hip Hop" - a joint which laments the current state of the artform, something which most heads can relate too. Not to say that hip hop isn't alive and well, as we know it is - well, at least alive - but Dooley & Double K are heard laughing at and pointing to the joke that the culture has become, asking us "what happened" to the form. "It must be the music that's turning me off, be sounding so Tinkerbell, extra soft" - yup we hear you fellas!!!" - courtesy of Chopped Herring Records
