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Re-Up Gang by Clipse Presents Re-Up Gang ... Source: www.montada.com --- 23 days ago
اكتبو اي سؤال او إستفسار عن T-Clepse هنا انتظر اسئلتكم ... Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 30 days ago
Despite recycling a lot of lines from We Got It 4 Cheap , Vol. 3 , recent Re-Up Gang material gets a proper release-- albeit one with limited promotion and commercial prospects. read more ... Source: www.pitchforkmedia.com --- 17 days ago
Fun, fun, and, and course, fun are the order of the day(s) at Austin, Texas' Fun Fun Fun Fest , going down at the fair city's Waterloo Park November 8-9. With a name like that, how could it not be? Good times shall abound in the truly killer lineup, matching the sounds of today with a fuckton of the punk/hardcore of yesterday. The makers of mirth for the two-day jubilee this time out include Clipse, the National, Deerhoof, Trail of Dead, Dan Deacon, Bad Brains, Islands, Atmosphere, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, St. Vincent, YACHT, Shearwater, Kool Keith (as Dr. Octagon), Frightened Rabbit, Killdozer, Annuals, Dead Milkmen, Flipper, Centro-matic, Bouncing Souls, Parts & Labor, ALL, the Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Magnetic Morning (aka Sam Fogarino of Interpol and Adam Franklin of Swervedriver), Bishop Allen, Tim Fite, Dengue Fever, Z-Trip, Minus the Bear, the Spinto Band, Rival Schools, and more. There's also something called "The Revival Tour" featuring Tom Gabel of Against Me!, Chuck Ragan of Hot Water Music, Lucero's Ben Nichols, and Avail's Tim Barry performing solo and together. The only thing more fun would be a third day. Next year, maybe? ... Source: allhiphop.com --- 33 days ago
Back at it again! This edition of Sick Sundays is packed with the New and the old, and we pay homage to the Dream Team, shout out a couple pending releases. Lotta stuff to get to, so let's just get it. Special shout to the cats at Str8hiphop for the Raekwon and UGK joints. My Lifes The Shit - The Clipse Present Re-Up Gang Re-Up Gang "My Life's The Shit"- Clipse Presents The Re-Up Gang Back serving customers with that heat, the Re-up Gang returns with a sizzler. Heavy, Dre-Lite beat goes hard and the gang trades hardore street verses. The strings and the keys push the melancholy mood between verses for the perfect segueway. Rugged. The DJ - Dj Revolution DJ Revolution Feat. KRS-1 "The DJ" This new millennium sequel to classic KRS-1 song, "The MC" comes courtesy of DJ Revolution. Ad-libs come courtesy of Preemo, and KRS comes with the force that has maintained his legacy throughout the years, chastising the lazy iPod generation of DJ's who pander and don't lead the culture He even drops his version of the 10 DJ Commandments. The beat is fairly similar to the original with a more orchestral update. This spirit lives on in this boom-bap banger. Get This Paper - Busta Rhymes Feat. Jadakiss Busta Rhymes Feat. Jadakiss "Get This Paper" Man, I don't know how many bangers Busta Rhymes is going to have to put out to get some buzz and momentum, but he's been on fire lately. This latest joint is homage to the slept on OC/Big L ... Source: content.onsmash.com --- 20 days ago
Part 3 With The Clipse And HipHopGameTV ‘Road To Success’. addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fcontent.onsmash.com%2Farchives%2F2722'; addthis_title = 'The+Clipse+-+The+Road+To+Success+Part+3'; addthis_pub = 'onsmash'; ... Source: www.listen.com --- 23 days ago
On record, the Virginia drug-rap duo Clipse pair jaw-dropping wordplay and head-nodding beats with dead-eyed deliveries. But live, as evidenced by this performance at the Rhapsody Rocks Austin party at South by Southwest '08, the Thornton brothers get caught up in the magic. Tracks like "Mama, I'm So Sorry" and "Ride Around Shining" are rendered with exuberance and joy. The key lyrics might very well be their invocation, "Gather 'round!" delivered at the beginning of "Mama." It's a family affair. ... Source: www.celebully.com --- 36 days ago
He is right though, we let way too much shit slide in hip-hop these days and over analyze things like this, Ricky just needs to man up and accept it and move forward…. ... Source: www.spin.com --- 33 days ago
What? Just when you thought the Brothers Thorton couldn't find any more puns or variations on the word "kilo," Clipse's Pusha T and Malice bring in reinforcements -- the imposing Ab-Live and baritone spitter Sandman -- for Clipse Presents: Re-Up Gang , out Aug. 5. Remixing various verses from the We Got It 4 Cheap: Vol. 3 free mixtape and adding a host of new tracks, the fresh set ditches the minimalist beats of longtime collaborators the Neptunes in favor of flashy, synth-heavy tracks like the Scott Storch production "Fast Life," the group's trashiest song yet and most marketable cut since "Grindin." Elsewhere, notably on "Re-Up Gang Intro," Pusha takes deliberate takes shots at Lil Wayne, bravely lashing out at the year's biggest rap star. More on SPIN.com: >> New Video from Clipse >> Clipse Album Gets Release Date Who? Terrence and Gene Thorton, better known as Clipse's Pusha T and Malice, who joined forces with Pharrell's Neptunes crew, a partnership that resulted in hits like "Grindin" and "When the Last Time" from 2002's Lord Willin' , and even an appearance on Justin Timberlake's first solo single "Like I Love You." Since the long-delayed, critically acclaimed Hell Hath No Fury saw disappointing sales, the rappers opted to hit their signature mixtape circuit hard. Capitalizing on their rep as ace writers, Clipse Presents: Re-Up Gang has the duo teaming again with longtime associates and Philly fixtures Ab-Liva and Sandman. F ... Source: www.sixshot.com --- 24 days ago
Lil Wayne remains at the top of Billboard's 'Top Rap Albums Chart' this week by shifting 67,100 copies. After 10 weeks on the charts, Tha Carter III has sold a total of 2,143,000 copies. Right behind him at No. 2 is Nas with Untitled. The set pushes 24,900 discs this week, pushing its total to 316,300. Posted at No. 3 is Florida rapper Plies. Definition Of Real scans 13,200 copies this week. So far, the album has sold a total of 446,800 discs. David Banner holds it down at No. 4. The Greatest Story Ever Told reels in 13,200 copies in its fourth week, bringing the album's total sales to 101,600. Seated at No. 5 is Memphis duo Three 6 Mafia. Last 2 Walk scanned 12,400 units this week. To date, the album has sold 196,900. M.I.A. moves two spots up to No. 6. Kala shelves off 11,300 CDs this week. So far, the album has sold 261,900 copies. Holding fort at No. 7 is The Flobots. Fight With Tools ropes in 10,600 units this week, pushing the album's total to 202,700. Debuting at No. 8 is The Clipse with their latest project titled Clipse Presents Re-Up Gang. The set rakes in 9,800 discs in its first week on the charts. A spot away is G-Unit at No. 9. 8,300 people picked up Terminate On Sight this week, bringing the album's total to 193,200. Wrapping things up is Rick Ross at No. 10. Trilla moves 7,700 units this week. So far, the album has sold 652,700 copies. A notable debut under the Top 10 this week is Nappy Roots with their ... Source: www.theboombox.com --- 31 days ago
Filed under: Full CD Listening Parties The Boombox Music Blog : After a few disappointments and label woes, the Clipse return with a new record label, their own imprint and a new album, 'Clipse Presents: Re-Up Gang.' Stronger than ever, the Virginia Beach-bred brothers Malice and Pusha T, along with Ab-Liva and... Read more ... Source: www.prefixmag.com --- 33 days ago
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*Here's Clipse new song titled "Fast Life" Hip Hop Fans enjoy! :)* ...
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Pixelation intentional :) ... Source: www.metacritic.com --- 22 days ago
The rap group brings some of its mixtapes together for its first studio album. [Rap] ... Source: metallungies.com --- 25 days ago
Jabari continues his ride with The Clipse: ... Source: theneptunes.org --- 32 days ago
It’s been a winding road for the Virginia duo know as the Clipse. But through it all they continue to grind and are now set to release Clipse Presents The Re-Up Gang via Koch Records. The album will serve as formal introduction, in case you’ve been lost the last few years, to the group’s affiliates [...] ... Source: rcrdlbl.com --- 25 days ago
Hottest site on the net!? Oh Malice, you're making us blush. But you heard it from one of our heroes, the Pattycake Man himself. Stay tuned for more exclusives, more hot tracks, and of course our daily editorial attack formations! You know what it is— R-C-R-D-G-A-N-G ! Much love and respect to Clipse and Oya Festival! ... Source: theneptunes.org --- 32 days ago
Clipse Presents… The Re-Up Gang - WGI4C Vol. 3 (Reprise) (Due August 5th) 01 - Re-Up Intro (Sleepwalkers) 02 - Million Dollar Corner (Sleepwalkers) 03 - Street Money (Karl Maceo J. Storm) 04 - Fast Life (Scott Storch) 05 - My Life’s The Shit (Illfonics) 06 - Bring It Back (Interlude) (Sleepwalkers) 07 - Emotionless (Sleepwalkers) 08 - We Know (Sleepwalkers) 09 - Money [...] ... Find more results for Clipse on RSSMicro.com |
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The Re-Up Gang was unleashed on the world via a series of three mixtapes ( " We Got It 4 Cheap," Vols. 1-3) by Virginia’s hardest grinders, the Clipse, and the group’s members came off as husky-voiced Clipse Juniors, adding some variation to the crew’s sharp street stories and hustling memoirs. And even though the mixtapes used a lot of other people’s beats (Common’s “The Corner,” Cassidy’s “I’m a Hustla,” Lil’ Kim’s “Queen B*tch”), there was enough quality original production to keep them from sounding dated. All three volumes had excellent moments and, selectively picked and reassembled, probably would have made for a great record. Unfortunately, the production on the Re-Up Gang’s official debut, "The Clipse present Re-Up Gang," is much more uneven and settles for over-the-top when spooky, spare synth lines worked much better for them in the past. “Street Money” is a perfect example of a fantastic Re-Up Gang song. A simple, eerie marimba line snakes through the reverb-heavy beat. “Show You How to Hustle” is little more than a square-wave synth and a toy-box melody. But too often, songs employ faux-gothic MIDI strings or heavy minor-key pianos with beats that seem just a little too slow for the lyrical quickness that Re-Up Gang members Ab Liva and Sandman displayed on the Got It 4 Cheap mixtapes. Or, in the case of “We Know,” a generic version of Rick Ross’s “Hustlin’.” It’s too bad, because even when they’re rapping slowly, th ...