Podcasts about Cannibal Ox

Patreon.com/thequestionshiphop questionshiphop.com youtube.com/thequestionshiphop Esteemed hip-hop historian and journalist Dart Adams returns to the Making Illmatic series of The Questions Hip-Hop, joining Sean Kantrowitz and MidaZ the BEAST in examining Cannibal Ox's debut album 'The Cold Vein.' How do you trim this LP down to 10 songs and does doing so help or hurt the album? The Questions Hip-Hop: Instagram Sean Kantrowitz: Instagram MidaZ the BEAST: Instagram Dart Adams: Instagram

1/ CHUBS AND ROB VIKTUM. Burly Bill. feat ILL BILL. 2/ DUB SONATA. The Butterfly Effect (remix). feat. VORDUL MEGA, DOUBLE A.B. 3/ ANKHLEJOHN. Wait for me. 3/ De La Soul. Bigger. Feat. Choklate. 4/ KENDRICK LAMAR. Not like us. 5/ DOECHII. Denial is a river show.6/ MAC MILLER. Do you have a destination? 7/ OC FROM NC. 2 Minutes with Neil Amstrong. 8/ RLX AND LOMA. Ugatz. 9/BIG CHEEKO. Gacy. 10/ TREE MASON & SPANISH RUN. Lord of the high. 11/ Ark Medina & Doza The Drum Dealer. N’ark0demus.12/ RANSOM. No hostages.13/ EDDIE KAINE & RIM. Salute. feat BENNY THE BUTCHER.14/ K. BURNS & HIYAH777. All terrain.15/ SUPREME CEREBRAL & SWAB. Dreamless Nightmares. feat Napsndreds.16/ CANNIBAL OX. Becoming one. feat COAX MARIE.17/ FASHAWN AND LITTLE VIC. Capo. feat LITTLE vIC.Escuchar audio

1/ MAC MILLER. Funny papers.2/ Ark Medina & Doza The Drum Dealer. Baptize The Drum.3/ TREE MASON & SPANISH RUN. Carhartt alumni.4/BIG CHEEKO. Chocolat. feat. Tate 228.5/ RLX AND LOMA. All purpose.6/ MOKA ONLY & RECOGNIZE REAL. Maybelline (is this feeling for real).7/ OC FROM NC. Dr. Gero.8/ RANSOM. Torn 2 Peace.9/ BOLDY JAMES AND RICH GAINS. Mixed Drinks.10/ EDDIE KAINE & RIM. Check check.11/ SUPREME CEREBRAL & SWAB. Can’t fuck wit me.12/ CANNIBAL OX. Becoming one. feat COAX MARIE.13/ FASHAWN AND LITTLE VIC. Spaghetti Western.14/ ROC MARCIANO & THE ALCHEMIST. Cryotherapy.15/ K. BURNS & HIYAH777. All terrain.16/ SOL MESSIAH X ELOH KUSH. The Markerz. feat NAPOLEON DA LEGEND.17/ THA GOD FAHIM AND CARTUNE BEATZ. What you wanna say. feat LORD SKO.Escuchar audio

1/ OC FROM NC. Allah’s Interlude. feat DJ Flash. ‪2/ SUPREME CEREBRAL & SWAB. God’s breath. 3/ RANSOM. Pragmatic. 4/ EDDIE KAINE & RIM. Ice cold. 5/ BOLDY JAMES AND RICH GAINS. Janky. 6/ K. BURNS & HIYAH777. Grimey Gvng. feat. Big Twins. 7/ ROC MARCIANO & THE ALCHEMIST. Rauf. 8/ CANNIBAL OX. Why’s water wet. 9/ FASHAWN AND LITTLE VIC. Capo. feat. Little Vic.10/ SOL MESSIAH X ELOH KUSH. The Essentialz. 11/ REDMAN. Why u mad? feat MR CREAM y RUNT DAWG.12/ TY FARRIS. Who Got the answers.13/ OT THE REAL. Footssteps. 14/ KAIMBR AND APPLEJAC. All lead.15/ B-Real & Psycho Les. Put that work. feat. SON DOOBIE. 16/ Apollo Brown & CRIMEAPPLE. Wonderful fellin’. 17/ THA GOD FAHIM AND CARTUNE BEATZ. What you wanna say. feat LORD SKO.Escuchar audio

Whateva Man / Redman 3:09 Lalala feat. Method Man / Redman 3:19 Good Convo (Feat. G4 Jag) (Prod. By 9th W... 2:50 Get With It feat. Sadat X / Diamond D 2:33 Freedom Or Jail / Recognize Ali x A Dusty Ci... 2:51 Wins And Sins / Eric The Red & Leaf Dog 3:16 Why's Water Wet? / Cannibal Ox 3:07 The Man With 7 Scars / Griot Noy & HxlySm... 3:26 Heavy Handed / Tha God Fahim x Nicholas... 2:17 Got Game / Tha God Fahim x Nicholas Craven 2:07 Asleep At The Grindstone / Sankofa x Nec N... 4:42 Blacksmith feat. Recognize Ali & King Magn... 3:29 Here's Some Homicide feat. Ice-T / Stress E... 4:02 Breakneck feat. Mykah 9 / Doseone & Steel... 2:06 Will Power feat. DJ Heron / Reks & Greve 2:40 Pullin' Strings feat. Tha God Fahim & DJ Gra... 3:01 Trinity / Nuke Smugglaz x BoFaat 3:04 MC's Of The Universe feat. Sadat X, El Da S... 3:42

1/ EAZYBOI. Bruce Wayne. 2/ CANNIBAL OX. Brothers of Zeus. feat VInnie Paz. 3/ LAINA. Delicatessen. 4/ K. BURNS & HIYAH777. All terrain. 5/ Rakim. God’s playground. feat. 38 SPESH, FRED THE GODSON, SKYZOO, DMX. 6/ NAS AND DJ PREMIER. Define my name. 7/ DJ Muggs, RLX and CRIMEAPPLE. Clairvoyant. feat. T.F. 8/ Tadeusz Woźniak. Odcień ciszy. 9/ SR WILSON & GRIFFI. Acuérdate remix. feat JONÁS SANCHE. 10/ SERIAL KILLER (ZENIT & SHOLIS). Amore mío. Pdr. SAMUBEATS. 11/ Bishop Nehru. Look Within.12/ THA GOD FAHIM AND CARTUNE BEATZ. Damages. 13/ SIRIO & SUPERIOR. 12 Trabajos. 14/ CRES. Alevines. feat Casta Diva y DJ SWET. 15/ RANSOM, CONWAY THE MACHINE & V DON. Shell Fish. 16/ GODFATHER DON. Definite. 17/ YUNG BEEF & COOKIN SOUL. Cocotaso. Escuchar audio

1/ K. BURNS & HIYAH777. Clear the Map ft. Tristate. 2/ CANNIBAL OX. Why’s water wet. 3/ ROC MARCIANO & THE ALCHEMIST. Acid. 4/ SOL MESSIAH X ELOH KUSH. Carved initialz. feat. Supreme Cerebral. 5/ FASHAWN AND LITTLE VIC. One eyed king. 6/ B-Real & Psycho Les. Laugh 2 da bank. 7/ REDMAN. lalala. feat METHOD MAN. 8/ Apollo Brown & CRIMEAPPLE. Mis Amigos. 9/ Blu & Shafiq Husayn. We Bang (feat. MED, Thurz, and YaH-Ra). 10/ JAY WORTHY AND DJ FRESH. No Gimmicks. feat KEAK Da Sneak.11/ KENDRICK LAMAR. TV off.12/ AB SOUL. California Dream. feat VINCE STAPLES, KAMM KARSON.13/ TY FARRIS. Alchemy in the trenches.14/ Your Old Droog. What else?. 15/ Elcamino & Real Bad Man. No fighting. feat Boldy James. 16/ Wordsworth & Stu Bangas. God 's mailbox. feat PAV BANDY. 17/ Benny The Butcher y 38 Spesh. Internal Affairs. feat OT The RealEscuchar audio

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Blamison begin a new ongoing series for season 3 by talking about the 2010 film The Book of Eli and pairing it with the 2001 underground hip hop classic The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox. We dig into the film's peculiar place in recent cinematic history, its religious text (because there is little subtext), and what a couple of rappers from Harlem have to do with Denzel Washington. Other things discussed: Red Hot Chilli Pipers, Christian hip hop giants and shitty calculations. Clip from Training Day. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/flybyfilms/message

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KNOSAGE & Novek welcome Adam (Advizer) and Roberto (Cybervato)!Roberto (El Cybervato) is an interdisciplinary performance artist and educator. Sifuente's projects include: #exsanguination, a collaboration with new media artist jonCates and Aram Han Sifuentes (2016-2019); “Reculmulations: Digital Avatars and Performance objects,” a collaboration with digital artist Claudia Hart and composer Edmund Campion (Black and White Gallery NYC).As co-founder of the San Francisco based performance troupe La Pocha Nostra, he has performed and conducted workshops with La Pocha across the US, Canada, Europe and Latin America. Sifuentes has co-authored two books with Guilermo Gomez-Peña; most recently “Exercises for Rebel Artists: Radical Performance Pedagogy” Routledge 2011. As a performance pedagogue, he has been Artistic Director of the Trinity College/La MaMa Performing Arts Program NYC. Sifuentes is currently Professor of performance at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.The 1990s saw hip-hop's influence extend well beyond the confines of the traditional large metropolitan areas (New York, Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, et al.), initially spreading into the suburbs, where it infiltrated every socio-economic strata and crossed every cultural boundary, then ultimately found its way into smaller regional niches, such as, in the case of the progressive rap combo Oddjobs, Minneapolis and St. Paul. With the equally forward-looking artists of the Rhymesayers Entertainment enterprise, the group not only helped to put Minnesota on the hip-hop map but, inspired by previous mavericks like De La Soul, the Beastie Boys, Hieroglyphics, and Freestyle Fellowship, also helped to tie rap's coastal-based, old-school past with its visionary, postmodern, untethered future.The individuals who would eventually form the official Oddjobs lineup originally came together in 1996 as members of the 30-odd-strong Cases of Mistaken Identity (CMI) collective, a rotating cadre of rappers, DJs, b-boys, and graffiti writers drawn mostly from a pair of local high schools. By 1998, Minneapolis MCs Advizer (Adam Waytz) and Crescent Moon (Alexei Casselle), and St. Paul producers/DJs Anatomy (Stephen Lewis) and Deetalx (Devon Callahan), had gravitated toward one another and began performing together at all-ages venues as Oddjobs, occasionally backed live by local band Heiruspecs. Not long thereafter, the group released its first tape, Case Studies, with CMI and began to earn a measure of local exposure. The foursome's entrée into more widespread underground circles came the next year with its debut indie full-length, Conflict and Compromise. They attracted even more notice within the hip-hop community after Crescent Moon's strong showing at the battle competition of the 1999 Scribble Jam, and via his frequent spot as an auxiliary MC for Eyedea + Abilities of Rhymesayers fame. Advizer and Deetalx made the move to Brooklyn in the fall of that year to attend college, but the members kept Oddjobs alive via tapes, telephone calls, and commutes, resulting in the 2000 EP Absorbing Playtime. At around the same time, the Funboy EP was pressed in a limited edition of 5000 and officially released only in Japan. (It quickly began making the rounds in the United States as a bootleg.) Across the Tracks, a Deetalx mix CD, and Live at the Bryant Lake Bowl, with Chicago's Typical Cats and Heiruspecs, both appeared in 2001.The full CMI crew -- by that time down to Oddjobs and MCs Nomi and Naimles -- had planned to follow with a full-length project. Instead Nomi (Mario Demira) joined as an official member (CMI Productions became the business front for the group), and the three remaining Minnesotans made the final move to New York the following autumn. Success and respect came surprisingly quickly for the quintet in the Big Apple. Its 12" single "Blue Collar Holler" rose to the sixth spot on the CMJ college radio chart. (A subsequent remix of the song attracted guest appearances from Aesop Rock and Vast of Cannibal Ox.) Oddjobs shared stages with or opened for De La Soul, DJ Shadow, Blackalicious, El-P, and Atmosphere, among others. In 2002 the crew released its first nationally distributed full-length, Drums, on its own indie startup label Third Earth Music. The album was lauded by fans, fellow rappers, and critics alike. They briefly partnered with Eyedea for the extremely rare toss-off cassette Whereabouts of Hidden Bridges. The collaboration also accounted for a track on the next official Oddjobs recording, the six-song The Shopkeeper's Wife EP, released in the spring of 2003. ~ Stanton Swihart

Yo what's up this is toru and in a way so are you. For those of you who don't know me, I'm a music producer, artist, and entrepreneur.I make music for that space between the dance floor and the bedroom, which, as of this moment, I am grateful to say has been streamed millions of times and licensed by brands big and small, including companies like Apple.I believe that regardless of what you produce, whether it be music, art, physical goods, or even spreadsheets, you have a process, whether you know it or not.To explore this further, I created The ProducerHead Podcast.ProducerHead is a place to have conversations with Producers about their experience and process to share what works and what doesn't. To help each of us learn and improve our own processes.Today's guest is Brooklyn-based Cryptic One, a rapper, producer, drum programmer / finger drummer extraordinaire, and honestly a legend in his own right.If you had told a younger me that I'd be talking to this man in this context, there's no way I would have believed you.He's a member of the Atoms Family.He's released music through Def Jux.Has credits with artists that include Aesop Rock, Cannibal Ox, and others I'm definitely missing.AndIf that weren't enough, Cryptic One just received a Billboard plaque for the Lloyd Banks track “Dead Roses,” which he produced.Today is part two of the incredible conversation with Cryptic One, a Brooklyn-based rapper and producer. If you already listened to part one, then you already know and are ready to strap in for more. If you haven't already heard part 1 of this interview, I highly recommend you check it out. We talked about impostor syndrome, finding your own voice as an artist, and the role of consistency on the path to quality.Today's convo will close out some of the ideas we started in part 1 as well as get into:The impact of social media on finding your artistic identity,Turning small projects into larger projectsHow to use self-doubt positively.That's it for this episode of ProducerHead. Appreciate you coming through and being a part of it. My hope is that it helps you unlock a bit more creativity and find progress in a way that matters to you.Before we go:There are three simple and zero cost ways to support the ProducerHead Podcast.1 - Tap in and subscribe or follow wherever you're listening, whether it be Spotify or Apple.2- If you haven't already, drop a review on Apple or Spotify. The feedback is appreciated and helps me continue to do what's working while improving along the way.3 - Send this episode to one person who would enjoy it. Do not underestimate the power of word of mouth. The most old school of methods are often the most effective.Finally, let's stay connected:I regularly share ideas that help me develop my creative process along with music recommendations, and even give away free music and sample packs. Head to torubeat.com and sign up to receive all of these things and stay up on all things ProducerHead.You can also stay connected with me and the Podcast, @torubeat on Instagram, YouTube, and tiktok.The theme music is one of my own songs. It is called “Room To Breathe” and available on all streaming platforms.Again. For real. Thanks for being here with me and I look forward to catching you in the next episode of ProducerHead.This has been toru, and in a way, so are you.Peace.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/producerhead/donations This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit torubeat.substack.com

Yo what's up this is toru and in a way so are you. For those of you who don't know me, I'm a music producer, artist, and entrepreneur.I make music for that space between the dance floor and the bedroom, which, has been streamed millions of times and licensed by brands big and small, including companies like Apple.I believe that regardless of what you produce, whether it be music, art, physical goods, or even spreadsheets, you have a process, whether you know it or not.To explore this further, I created The ProducerHead Podcast. ProducerHead is a place to have conversations with Producers about their experience and process to share what works and what doesn't. To help each of us learn and improve our own processes.Today's guest is Brooklyn-based Cryptic One, a rapper, producer, drum programmer / finger drummer extraordinaire, and honestly a legend in his own right.If you had told a younger me that I'd be talking to this man in this context, there's no way I would have believed you.He's a member of the Atoms Family.He's released music through Def Jux.Has credits with artists that include Aesop Rock, Cannibal Ox, and others I'm definitely missing.AndIf that weren't enough, Cryptic One just received a Billboard plaque for the Lloyd Banks track “Dead Roses,” which he produced.Throughout this conversation we discuss, among many other topics,Finding Your Own Sound,Impostor Syndrome,Consistency and Quantity as a path to QualityANDBehind the scenes of how his placement with Lloyd Banks came to be.Again, it is a trip to be presenting this episode to you. Cryptic One has made beloved contributions to music and remains a humble and kind dude.In this conversation he reminds us that the challenges of pursuing our goals can often be difficult, but always worthwhile.And with that. Here's a conversation with Cryptic One. Episode 3 of ProducerHead starts now.That's it for this episode of ProducerHead. Appreciate you coming through and being a part of it. My hope is that it helps you unlock a bit more creativity and find progress in a way that matters to you.Before we go:There are three simple and zero cost ways to support the ProducerHead Podcast.1 - Tap in and subscribe or follow wherever you're listening, whether it be Spotify or Apple.2- If you haven't already, drop a review on Apple or Spotify. The feedback is appreciated and helps me continue to do what's working while improving along the way.3 - Send this episode to one person who would enjoy it. Do not underestimate the power of word of mouth. The most old school of methods are often the most effective.Finally, let's stay connected:I regularly share ideas that help me develop my creative process along with music recommendations, and even give away free music and sample packs. Head to torubeat.com and sign up to receive all of these things and stay up on all things ProducerHead.You can also stay connected with me and the Podcast, @torubeat on Instagram, YouTube, and tiktok.The theme music is one of my own songs. It is called “Room To Breathe” and available on all streaming platforms.Again. For real. Thanks for being here with me and I look forward to catching you in the next episode of ProducerHead.This has been toru, and in a way, so are you.Peace.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/producerhead/donations This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit torubeat.substack.com

Already we find ourselves at episode 75 of The DOD45 Show! I'm shocked we've gone this far. And I'm thankful, good to be thankful on our Thanksgiving episode!!! I'm thankful for our guest this week, former UPW & WWE wrestler, head instructor at Ultimate University, K-1, Zero One & Pride Fighter, actor & significant other to WWE Raw star & NXT Tag Team Champion, Zoey Stark. All these accolades & he happens to be my cousin, Tom Howard! We have such a great conversation with Tom. He's got some of the greatest stories and he doesn't shy away from sharing'em with us on this Thanksgiving episode where I draw him a detailed hand turkey. Since this episode drops on the eve of Thanksgiving, y'all should gather ‘round the TV with pens & paper, draw along and listen to our discussion while Tom's recalls his experiences with John Cena, Jack Black on the set of Nacho Libre, his MMA match with the Korean Colossus, getting in the ring with the legendary Eric Butterbean, fighting former WWE wrestler & Australian actor Nathan Jones on the set of Ong Bak franchise film the Muay Thai Giant. Smiles & stories a plenty, plus heaps of Tom mentions including Tom Jardy, Tom Hanks, Tom Green, Tom Selleck, Tommy Lee Jones, Tom Cruise, Tom Brady & Tom Terrific Seaver It's our Thanksgiving episode & in the following intro discussion between myself & adrienne I give thanks to people who've helped keep The DOD45 show going, I'm thankful to you the audience & I'll take this opportunity to check out Vast Aire of Cannibal Ox's latest releases produced by Liquid Nails on Thanksgiving day. Why? You ask….because I did the artwork that you've been seeing posted on Social Media, that's why. So speed up the process of shoving the stuffing up the turkey, put the pumpkin pie in the fridge, shave the heels of your feet, loosen up that belt & get set for this Wednesday, Wednesday, Wednesday episode 75 of The DOD45 Show with Tom Howard. Peace --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

I present to you.. Vol.180 of the INFAMOUS Boom Bap Soul Mix Series! DON'T FORGET TO HIT THAT FAVORITE BUTTON!! As always the vibes are underground, experimental, chill, soulful, lo-fi boom bap beats & treats! SEE TRACKLIST in comment section and PLEASE SHOW THESE ARTISTS SOME LOVE on social media, Soundcloud, Bandcamp, Spotify & ITunes! Salute to everyone that supports this mix series! If you're feeling the vibes FAVORITE REPOST & SHARE this mix! Direct link to previous episodes to this mix series: https://www.mixcloud.com/glibstylez/playlists/chilled-hip-hop-soul-lo-fi-beats/ Follow me on Blast Radio https://www.blastradio.com/djglibstylez Follow me on Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/dj_glibstylez Follow me on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo-YVgHQr9YF6o3dqygEYyg Tracklist: DJ GlibStylez x Reese Tanaka - BBS Intro 2023 Lu Chin Chen - What a Loser Kurt Solid x Bronze Nazareth - Stripes (ft. Salute Da Kidd) Beneficence x Jazz Spastiks - Wicked & Wild [ft. Doodlebug of Digable Planets) BlabberMouf x EllMatic x B.Montes x SQB - Mics On Sam Poetry - Merci Marz One x Supreme Da Almighty - Instincts (ft. Juxx Diamondz) Double A.B. x Dub Sonata - Street Survival [Remix] (ft. Cannibal Ox & Evidence)  Dizzy Dizasta - Get Lifted (Prod. by HostileByProxy) Dirty Needles - Ocean Sunrise (Prod. by Reese Tanaka) Verb T x Vic Grimes - Four Oh! [Alt Mix] (ft. Doc Brown x Romesh Ranganathan)  Horror City - Yes Yes Yall (ft. A-F-R-O x Parental x Alcynoos) Cactus Corino x Rising Suns - Summerluv (ft. Treeboy) RhymeStyleTroop x The Dead Poetz Society - Pay Homage (ft. Mista Sinista) MRK SX - The Elements Tag's Theme FRED STUY x Watkinz Da General - That's A Lie  DK - Something Real (ft. Carlitta Durand, Saukrates, Ghettosocks, Cesar Comanche) Bodyping - NEW YORK Long John x Jaybee Vibes - All My Life Don Streat x Smimooz - Go Get It (ft. DJ Grazzhoppa) M-Dot x EMS (Revalation, Benefit, Kore) -  Sonya (Prod. by Mekkanic) Kev Brown x Dre King - Foot On The Pedal Sankofa - Support Indie Dope feat. Royalty OGTCH G-Knowledge x Conscious Vibe - Banditos bster - Born Alone, Die Alone 6th Floor - Patience (ft. Skinee G) Wayne Valentine - 1007am Reese Tanaka - F.A.M. (Flyy Alien Music) Omari Daudi - Freestyle (Prod. by Nolais x JayDottCee) Negus iRap - Call It Out M.I.C. Murphy x DJ Twist II - In A Cage Elaquent - Spirit of Richard Wright (ft. Skyzoo) chordandjocks - Break Ya Neck cay caleb - r!ng(tones) (ft. Children of Zeus) HAJÉ - Shawty DK - Circa 91 (ft. Rasheed Chappell x K-TAS) Rize-Again - Frankenstein Rhyme (ft. Journalist 103) V Knuckles - Longevity (ft. Edo. G x Reks Prod. by Phoniks) B Leafs - Jurassic (ft. The Game, Marvalyss, Jay Royale) PiFF Penny x Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha - Shakespeare (ft. Scotty Beamin) Azariah x Cello Brown - Chance To Fly (ft. Jae Hussle x Euphony Bars) Show less

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep378! It's always a treat when someone comes by Dirty Blanket Studios to not only sit in on the show, but drop off some WORLD EXCLUSIVES. Our good friend and ATL hip-hop vet, BAMBU DE ASIATIC, fell through to talk about his upcoming EP with DJ ROBERT SMITH and bless us with their debut single featuring MOONBEAM KELLY! After a few bourbons, we also managed to convince Bam to premiere something else from the project, which resulted in us getting a sneak peek at the cut with SUPASTITION! Throw in a gob of new joints and enhanced trash talk with Bam in the mix - you've got yourself one heck of an episode. Press play now, hit SOUTHERNVANGARD.BANDCAMP.COM for our new book (yep, a book!) and say THAAAAANK YAAA while you're at it ‘cause YOU WAAAAALCOME!!!!! #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard #YouWaaaaalcome // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on all platforms #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mixshow #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK Recorded live October 15, 2023 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on all platforms #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks Pre-Game Beats - Moka Only Talk Break Inst. - "Watch Em' Holla" - Big Ghost Ltd "2000 Shot Barage (Return Of Hell's Messenger)" - Vinnie Paz "Tower" - Usual Suspektz ft. Asun Eastwood "Turner & Hooch" - Sayzee ft. Tona "Houston BBQ" - Paul Wall & Termanology ft. Bun B (prod. Large Professor) "Broken Dreams" - DJ Robert Smith & BambuDeAsiatic ft. Moonbeam Kelly Talk Break Inst. - "Majestic Accolades" - Big Ghost Ltd "Most Hazardous" - Beetlez & Godfather Don "Wicked & Wild" - Beneficence & Jazz Spastiks ft. Doodlebug (of Digable Planets) "Stripes" - Kurt Solid ft. Bronze Nazareth, & Salute Da Kidd "Dust Heads Kill Freddy Banks" - William Bostick "Nardwuar (Thelonious Coltrane Remix)" - Mach-Hommy x Tha God Fahim "Street Survival (Bronze Nazareth Remix)" - Double A.B. & Dub Sonata ft. Cannibal Ox & Evidence "I Choose You" - CARRTOONS ft. Jay Prince "Directional Shifts" - DJ Robert Smith & BambuDeAsiatic ft. Supastition Talk Break Inst. - "Cold Crush" - Big Ghost Ltd "Mama's Primetime" - Westside Gunn ft. JID & Conway The Machine "E R M8" - Black Josh x Wino Willy ft. Lee Scott & Sonnyjim "Shooters" - Falcon Outlaw "Hagi" - Death At The Derby "Smoke Somethin'" - Paul Wall & Termanology ft. Sheek Louch "Palm Trees" - T.F Kitchen Lights" - Westside Gunn ft. Stove God Cooks Talk Break Inst. - "Reflections Of C.R.E.A.M" - Big Ghost Ltd "Sparkle" - CARRTOONS ft. Bad Snacks

Tune in at 7pm for the next episode of the KILLA TAPES HIP HOP SHOW! Visit: www.killatapes.com Download the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.killatapesl Track List: K.O KATANA FT LUNAR C - Skeleton BlabberMouf, EllMatic, B.Montes, SQB - Mics on Killem With Kindness - Verbs of Iron Bridge  RZR-RASTAMAN MUSIC (MASHY MUSIC) Cpsy - Rockstar Beneficence & Jazz Spastiks-The Boom (feat. Skyzoo) Demond Dushawn, Tobias Black & Sheed - Work It Out  Dj Bestixxx - No Stress FRD FRLN ft. FT of Street Smartz - It's Like Dat Part 2  McGyver ft. RJ Payne - Rap Caviar & Blood Diamondz Rusty Joints - Calmate (Take It Easy) feat. Puertor QRock639 - OG Veteran Sankofa - My man JON-DOE feat. JON-DOE Status The Marlboro Man - All The Way Live Street Survival ft. Cannibal Ox & Evidence (Bronze Nazareth Remix) The Doh - 20h23 Menace Mendoza - Chimpanzee Gang Slang

One of the most uniquely defining voices in underground independent Hip Hop, Vast changed the landscape forever with his deep and quirky poetry on the El-P produced Definitive Jux album, The Cold Vein. This episode is sponsored by Zakat Foundation and BetterHelp. To get 10% off your first month of therapy, visit www.betterhelp.com/travelers  Hear episodes early and ad-free, plus get access to exclusive music, videos, speeches, and bonus content by Brother Ali: https://www.brotherali.com/join Buy Travelers Podcast merchandise: https://www.brotheralistore.com/collections/travelers-podcast

Aaron pulls out an underground hip hop classic for his first pick episode.  Will the others enjoy this grimy glimpse of post-apocalyptic New York the same way he does? Our Rankings So Far

As we entered the new millennium in 2000, I started to seriously think about finally starting my own record label. From doing my Time Travel Radio Show, being Co-Owner of Caught In The Middle Magazine, hosting/organizing Scribble Jam, and running my Rage Promotions company, I was regularly meeting indie or unsigned artists with no outlet for their music, and I hoped I could help make a difference. Aesop Rock and Vordul of Cannibal Ox were planned to help me launch the label with exclusive releases, so I could then shift the focus to promoting some new and upcoming talent; Monkey Wrench Factory, Alltruisms, and more! But, this is the label that never was, so what happened?

Speaking Real Words Feat. Inspectah Deck /... 4:12 The Weather / El Michels Affair & Black Tho... 3:00 Make It Count (Feat. Edo. G) / Retrogott & F... 3:14 Round Table feat. Willie The Kid, Vast Aire &... 3:45 African Pompano / Madlib, Meyhem Lauren... 2:06 Root For The Villain (Feat. Kool G Rap & Vin... 4:33 Soldats feat. Joey Le Soldat / Napoleon Da... 2:53 THDFFRNCE / DJ Applejac & Stan Smith 3:15 New Devils / Tha God Fahim 2:16 The Great Reset / E-Fluent & Reckonize Real 2:36 Crocadillaz (feat. De La Soul and Dawn Pen... 2:33 Mezzanine (Prod. By 9th Wonder) / Charlie... 2:15 The Sun (Feat. Blu & Ras Kass) / Rawlsmatic... 3:33 Nasty feat. Inspectah Deck / Staten Stacks... 3:43 Ain't Changed feat. Slimkid3 / Fatlip & Blu 4:04 Warhead 86 / Cannibal Ox 3:10 Figaro (Ghostlife Remix) / Abstract Orchestr... 4:52

Backstage: Dave Vanderheijden (Hiphop In Je Smoel)Voor deze aflevering van van Brood en Spelen reisde Lars Kelpin af naar Rotterdam voor een gesprek met Dave Vanderheijden. Dave is de oprichter en directeur van Hiphop In Je Smoel, al 23 jaar één van de bekendste en populairste hiphop platforms van Nederland. Begonnen in de early days van het internet met een groep liefhebbers was het puur pionieren. Google bestond nog niet, laat staan social media. Inmiddels is Hijs naast een website ook een talentontwikkelingsorganisatie, met oog voor muziek en ook andere kunstvormen. In de podcast gaat het over de carrière van Dave en de ontwikkeling van Hijs. Hoe de organisatie steeds wisselende concurrenten heeft gekend en zonder de basis en de doelstelling te veranderen, zich wel steeds heeft weten aan te passen aan de tijd. En hoe ze gegroeid zijn van een club die puur in stand werd gehouden door vrijwilligers, naar een gesubsidieerde stichting met vijf mensen in vaste dienst. Ook gaat het over de ontwikkeling van hiphop in de afgelopen 23 jaar en de kansen en gevaren voor artiesten in de huidige tijd. Verder is er muziek van Kingsize en Cannibal Ox. Links uit de uitzending:https://www.hiphopinjesmoel.comhttps://www.hiphopinjesmoel.com/art-court-de-plek-in-rotterdam-waar-sport-en-street-art-samenkomen/Voor meer info over Brood en Spelen volg je ons online: Spotify (met de gedraaide tracks uit de uitzending): https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0M7pWD7Tfmx4xgkVJVAAhc?si=XHjpEQo1T96J48ng-NPvkwFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/BroodenspelenpodcastInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/broodenspelenpodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Version longue et sans commentaire !Et comme dirait JD Beauvallet: "quand Cannibal Ox s'empare de Philip Glass et invente le Hip-Hop Joy Division (...)"

Les samples autour du projet rap alternatif Cannibal Ox.

As one of the founding members of the legendary NYC underground hip-hop crew The Atoms Family, MC/Producer Cryptic One has been a part of a lot of classic material. From his guest appearance on Cannibal Ox's “Cold Vein” to engineering Aesop Rock's “Labor Days” he was primed to take a big leap as a solo artist. But a series of bad breaks shut down his label and caused him to disappear for six years. Cryptic One has returned, but with a different focus on production, reinventing himself in a completely different lane. In this episode, Blueprint sits down with old friend Cryptic One to talk about his reinvention and newfound happiness in music.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Devil's Record CollectionPlaylist: Dill the Giant - Million Ways (New Picasso Remix)Basic Vocab - NighttimeMelly-Mel & DJ Views, featuring Wordsworth & Tone Spliff - Rise With ItSonnyjim & The Purist - Doc EllisBoFaat, featuring Craig G & Kenneth Masters - DifferentMilez Grimez & DJ Mekalek, featuring Alyssa Marie - Sweet & SourJusto The MC & Maticulous - The HowDef-I, featuring B3ar MC, Cash Lansky, Marley B, Jantzonia, Abstract Rude, Prismatic Soul, Daygots, 2MEX, A$h Da Hunter, Hellnback & DJ Element - Gathering of MC SavagesDouble Nice - The Devil's Record CollectionParadox & Leo Low Pass, featuring Tab-One & DJ Sean P - UnpluggedDeep of 2 Hungry Bros, featuring Mike Seez & Breez Evaflowin - A Couple ThingsRob Cave & Small Professor - Eastern MigrationDub Sonata, featuring Cannibal Ox, Double A.B & Copywrite - Rubik's CubeAzeem & Fanatik onBEATS - InnserstandingApathy & Stu Bangas, featuring Jadakiss - No Time To WasteIll Bill, featuring Tragedy Khadafi - LeviathanCappadonna & Stu Bangas, featuring Celph Titled - Toss the BlikThe Opioid Era - Kilo of CutRapper Big Pooh, featuring DJ Skillz - 1 Day in NYVerbz & Mr Slipz - Where it StartedProdigy, featuring DJ Premier - Walk OutG Fam Black BoFatt, featuring Bless Picasso - Plead the FifthMemphis Reigns, featuring QM & DJ Wally Styles - Imagine (Remshot Remix)LMD, Madlib, MED, featuring Fly Anakin & J Rocc - KoolRed Inf, featuring 100GrandRoyce - SuspensefulSubstance810 & JQuest Beatz, featuring P.U.R.E. - Cross the LineThisIsHipHop, featuring Dom Pachino & O the Great - The FormulaChe Uno & DJ Chino420, Top Dog, MiLKCRATE - It's War (MiLKCRATE Dub)Sol Messiah, featuring Evidence - LimitlessTy Farris & Sebb Bash - Where's the Garbage CanOC From NC & DJ Flash, featuring Jozeemo - The KollofsTerror Von Poo, Innocent?, Jon Jigg$, Bed Seed, Honey Dinero - Better MoodDavid Bars, Passport Gift & Parks, featuring Passport Gift - HallelujahTermanology, featuring UFO Fev - Take Me to the PlugRaz Fresco, featuring Gritfall - Glory UsRaz Fresco - Triple BlacknessAsun Eastwood & Lex Talionis - The RabbaAsun Eastwood & Lex Talionis - Ramadan MealsBluRum13 - 420 MindsetRove, featuring Neila - LifeSwamp Thing, featuring Ghettosocks - Out the Gates

The Underground BANGERZ Mixshow Vol.43!! Strictly Underground Hardcore Hip Hop (NO MAINSTREAM NO MUMBLE RAP) REAL HIP HOP IS NOT ON THE RADIO! Nothing but Boom Bap beats & lyricism.. pure UNDERGROUND HIP HOP!!! Thanks for tuning in!! Tracklist: Reese Tanaka x GlibStylez - Underground Bangerz Intro The Shark x Confucious - The Code  Ulysses - Reality (Prod. By Rashied) DJ Chino420 x Vvs Verbal x D.O.V. - Treats In The Bag (MiLKCRATE Remix) Doc T x Biskone -  Crumb Trails Bogey - HardBody (ft. DeeSoulopez) PASSPORT SCOOB - New Black Wallstreet Dub Sonata - Rubik's Cube (ft. Cannibal Ox, Double A.B. & Copywrite) Billy Danze - Purge Mike Titan x Zcience Division - The Master (ft. G Fam Black) Erik Jerrod - Basquiat Crown Dj Matty Lite - For The Kids (ft. SpitGemz x Tones x DaGodWes) Gamblez & Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha - Dueling Swordz (Ft. Marz One) Boldy James x Futurewave - Flag On The Play I9ON - Ar Rahim (Prod. by K-Dero) DJ Ronsha - Underground Things (feat. Napoleon Da Legend & Tone Spliff) [Prod. by DJ Ronsha] Mr. Ripley - What's Todays Math??? (Prod. by Sinamatik) Bleach & Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha - Rabbit Stew (Ft. L.E.O. & Bobby Craves) [Cuts by DJ Cold Crush] O THE GREAT - Pharoahz Golden Parade (ft. TriState) [Prod. by Ashtronomicz] Nejma Nefertiti x Napoleon Da Legend - Marinated Bullets (Prod. Kool M da loop digga) [cuts by Verse Osmo] Precyce Politix x D.R.U.G.S. Beats - No Face Phillip (ft. OC from NC) Nejma Nefertiti - Dim Sum Louis V Los - No Emotions (Prod. by Kenau Long) Hilltop Productions x Mike Titan - Our Religion is Rhyming (ft. Fortified Mind & Tali Rodriguez) Empuls x Copywrite x Slug - Prized Horse (Prod. by Bronze Nazareth) The Bad Seed - First Day Of School (Prod. by Murda Megz) PiFF Penny - You Did It Evidence - Nothing Stays In Las Vegas (Prod. by The Alchemist) A7MC - Meet The Chefs (ft. Mike Titan) Pryme Prolifik x Whichcraft x Emyhr Rymes - Trifecta (Prod. by Hilltop Productions) Darkside Preme x 38 Spesh - D Boy Code Cydney Poitier - In The Heat Of The Night (ft. Madface Mossberg x Tone Spliff) Jizzm High Definition x Soul King - Pimp the Game (ft. Phoenix Orion) G Fam Black x BoFaat - The Main Event (ft. P-Ro, Enels, Hanzo Bladez, & Oblivious) Eff Yoo & Rob Viktum - Charismatic Disrespect RhymeStyleTroop & ManZu Beatz - Power (ft. M-Doc Diego) Mike Titan x Hilltop Productions - Truth Spill (Feat. Aida x Jason Famous Beats) Indigo Phoenyx X True Cipher X Free Thinker Klan - 88s O-Ren Ishii Mike Titan x Hilltop Productions - Super Predators (ft. John D. Contradiction) Free Thinker Klan - All In (Prod. by $aveme) Marz One x BK Bonez - G.W.C (ft. Donny G, Emerg Da MC) Len-Dor - Hammer Intifada Beats x King Adroit - Closing  Donson The Wise x Cambatta - Stoned Apes (Prod. by HOBGOBLIN) Pen Lordz x Kheyzine - Heart New York

Here's the playlist from last night's show on 4 Elements Radio (Show #106). Audio up on Mixcloud with FREE HQ DOWNLOAD HERE: https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZWd7bVZkXrzuXuJ6au387R6FiIYNBGVh5ny   Also available on all podcast platforms (Stitcher, iTunes, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and more). 1. Kool G Rap feat Big Daddy Kane - Fly Till I Die2. Worldarama - AYO (Q.G.T.M.)3. The Dead Poetz Society - Dayz Forward4. Canibus - Am I Wrong5. Supreme Cerebral - Pardon Me6. Dub Sonata x Cannibal Ox x Double AB x Copywrite - Rubiks Cube7. DJ Lordjazz  x Terror Van Poo x EDO G - Come Get Some8. Apathy x Stu Bangas feat Jadakiss - No Time To Waste9. Solomon Childs - Touch My Skill10. M.A.V. feat Asun Eastwood - Summertime11. Innocent? x Pretty Bulli - Foul Taste12. Meyhem Lauren feat  Hologram - Raspberry Crush 13. Bub Styles feat ILL Bill - No Hubcaps 14. Supreme Cerebral - Gamble15. Meyhem Lauren - Conflict Resolution16. Hus Kingpin - Unrighteousness17. Indigo Phoenyx X True Cipher - 88s O-Ren Ishii  18. Len-Dor – Hammer    Make sure to check me out every Monday at 8PM EST for the IN THE ZONE PODCAST with JUS JASE live on 4 ELEMENTS RADIO!!!!... Brace for it as I give you nothing else but that raw Boom Bap. EVERY MONDAY broadcasting live from Trinidad!!! Tune in via any internet radio streaming platform or www.4ELEMENTSRADIO.com

Christopher Markisz, known by many as Dub Sonata, is a musician and widely published landscape photographer. His production credits include songs by Jidenna, Sage Francis, Rhymefest, and Cannibal Ox. Born and raised in New York City, he presently lives in California and spends most of his time drinking coffee and cataloging his vinyl collection. Check out Christophermarkisz.comLike our podcast?  Please rate us on Apple and subscribe at mikeyopp.com! Get full access to The Casual Casuist at mikeyopp.substack.com/subscribe

We're joined by AJ Suede who spoke with us about his recent album "Hundred Year Darkness" with Small Professor, his previous album "Metatron's Cube" with Televangel, and his album pick for this episode "The Cold Vein" by Cannibal Ox. Big thanks to Suede for his patience working thru some technical issues and for bringing such thoughtful answers to our questions.

In episode 25 I talk to Vast Aire (Cannibal Ox) about Funky Four Plus One, an American hip hop group from The Bronx, New York, composed of Jazzy Jeff, Sharon Green, D.J. Breakout, Guy Williams, Keith Keith, The Voice of K.K. and Rodney Stone. The latter two members also performed together as the duo Double Trouble, notably in the film Wild Style. They were the first hip hop group to receive a record deal, as well as the first to perform live on national television. The group was also notable for being the first to have a woman MC, Sha-Rock.

Episode 103 is the 3rd installment of our indie hip-hop tribute series. This time, we're joined by Mr. Eon of The High & Mighty, who sits with the crew to discuss one of hip hop's greatest eras. We hear stories about how it started for them, the Masta Ace beef, working with Bobbito, The Alchemist, Rashida Jones, Beetlejuice, Kool Keith, Pharoahe Monch, Eminem and Cage. During the late 90s and early 00's, Eastern Conference Records was a staple in independent hip-hop. Who better to tell vivid tales of the indie hip-hop movement than one of the guys responsible for it? We've got joints by Non Phixion, Saukrates, Natural Elements, Jigmastas, J-Live, Arsonists, Company Flow, Cage, All Natural, Rascalz, Cannibal Ox, J.U.I.C.E., Sir Menelik, Kool Keith, Ill Advised, Choclair, Mr. Lif, Mike Zoot and of course, The High & Mighty. What made this era one of the greatest? The music was fresh, innovating, original, honest and most importantly fun. D-I-Y in full effect. Record stores in full effect. Online chat groups where you shared music was definitely in effect. That feeling of excitement while scarfing down a slice of pizza or Gray's Papaya because you couldn't wait to see what Fat Beats on 6th Ave had. When Fat Beats wasn't enough for your fix, you went to the LES to peep A-1 or took the iron horse to Fulton Street, to check out Beat Street and grab a treat from Juniors after. The days in New York during the indie hip-hop movement were magical. Now, let's re-live those memories and magic this era gave us. Enjoy the show! www.takeitpersonalradio.com www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal Follow us on Instagram @takeitpersonalradio

Joining us for episode 31, Alaska (Atoms Fam, Call Out Culture Podcast) shares his process and delves into the inspiration behind the making of his dystopian new album, 'Human Zoo'. We also talk about technology, disconnect, collaborating with Cannibal Ox, Def Jux and more!

Boldy James & The Alchemist - Photographic Memories (feat. Roc Marciano & Earl Sweatshirt) Hemo - Les premiers, les derniers (feat. Ron Brice) Steeve Beezy - Trame exquise (feat. Lewis Dice) Donnie Freeman - Cherries (feat. Mori$$ Regal & Blue November) Gabe 'Nandez - Osiris Dave East & Harry Fraud - Uncle Ric (feat. Benny The Butcher) Rome Streetz & Futurewave - Most High Big Twins - Cannoli (feat. Ransom & Mooch) Brother Ali - Not So Super Eight Mickey Factz, Blu & Nottz - Freedom (feat. Kota The Friend & Tarriana Tank Ball) Eli Tha Don & Hot Take - Princess Amidala ZIMBA & Laizlo - Yeah! Napoleon Da Legend & DUS - Full Nelson Bobby Sessions - Gold Rolex (feat. Benny The Butcher & Freddie Gibbs) E R R O R - FIRE IN MY SOUL (feat. Dexgod) Pink Siifu - Bussin' (Cold) (feat. Turich Benjy) Laylow - SPECIAL (feat. Nekfeu & Fousheé) Amaria - Got Me Like (feat. Mick Jenkins) Dave - Verdansk 404Billy - 88% (Window) (feat. Benjamin Epps) DA Uzi - Génération 90 Tha God Fahim & Nicholas Craven - Lost His Way (feat. Your Old Droog) Ka - We Living feat. Navy Blue OutKast - Two Dope Boyz (In A Cadillac) OutKast - Elevators (Me And You) 112 - In Love With You Aaliyah - If Your Girl Only Knew Westside Gunn - Rayful Plug Westside Gunn - Eric B Westside Gunn - Hall & Nash (feat. Conway The Machine) Westside Gunn - Rixh Lord Poor Lord (feat. Vast Air of Cannibal Ox) Westside Gunn - Bon Jovi (feat. Benny The Butcher) Westside Gunn - Rolacks (feat. Skyzoo) Westside Gunn - Dear Winter Bloody Flegs Westside Gunn - Aunt Rosie's Westside Gunn - The Cow (feat. Conway The Machine) Westside Gunn - Mr. Fuji (feat. Conway & Smoke DZA) Westside Gunn - Nitro (feat. Conway & Benny The Butcher) Westside Gunn - Down State (feat. Styles P & Benny The Butcher) Westside Gunn - RIP Booby (feat. Conway) Westside Gunn - GiGis (feat. Benny The Butcher) Westside Gunn - Amherst Station 2 Westside Gunn - SLY (feat. Slide Wit It) Westside Gunn - Evidence Joint Westside Gunn - FCKNXTWK (feat. DJ Drama) Westside Gunn - Banana Yacht (feat. Estee Nack) Westside Gunn - Broadway Joes Westside Gunn - It's Possible (feat. Jay Worthy & Boldy James) Westside Gunn - Lucha Bros (feat. Curren$y & Benny) Westside Gunn - Claires Back (Feat. Conway The Machine, Benny The Butcher & DJ Clue)

If you've any interest in underground hip hop then this album is probably familiar to you. Widely hailed as one of the most important hip hop albums of all time, The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox a real lightening in a bottle moment for Vast Aire and Vordul Mega. And now, having just celebrated its 20th anniversary, it seems a good a time as any to explore why. Having formed simply by dint of knowing each other through the New York battle rap scene and hanging out at El-P's flat/studio, Cannibal Ox came together somewhat at the behest of El-P. What transpired was two years of hard graft on their first (of only two) album together, created as they sat around thinking about rhymes and creating music with producer El-P. The skills of Vast and Vordul really shouldn't be underestimated. Having clearly honed their craft through years of spitting rhymes in ciphers on the streets, their lyrical dexterity and outrageous vocal partnership is clearly a highlight of this album. That's alongside El-P's production. This was the first thing he'd ever worked on outside of the work he'd done with his old group Company Flow, and it's a tour de force. Together with Can Ox, they paint a paranoid, dystopian, Philip K Dick inspired vision of Harlem, Brooklyn and New York City as a whole. Despite being hailed a classic, to date it has only sold just over 100,000 copies. Which is clearly fucking insane. That alone means it fulfils our criteria as an unsung classic, but like so many other artists we've covered on this podcast, Can Ox are real artist's artists. So we ask you, is it worth of a place in our discography? You decide, as ever.

Back in effect with nothing but new music! We kick off the show with new tracks from Wu-Tang Clan, Benny the Butcher, Vic Spencer & Roc Marci, Mach-Hommy, Knowledge the Pirate & Stove God Cook$, Hus Kingpin, Dyzzi & Farazi, Pete Twist, Asun Eastwood, Kheyzine, Ace Cannons, Ed O. G., Substance810, Jah-Monte Ogbon, ARXV, JMO & Curren$y, AJ Suede, Agallah, Cousin Feo & Lord Juco, and Smalls Uno! On the back end we have heat from J-Cole, Cannibal Ox, D.R.E. Columbian Raw, MC Altered State, Configa & El Da Sensai, Deuce Ellis, Kai Fortyfive, Carlton Fisk & DJ Enyoutee, Slik Jack, Sleep Sinatra, Left Lane Didon, King Magnetic, The Musalini, and Knoah Tha Sinna! Do not miss this radio show style mix of a who's who in 2021 boom bap hip hop!

Brendon talks with legendary Harlem MC Vast Aire about the 20th anniversary of The Cold Vein. Vast shares some history about the making of the underground rap classic. He also gives an update on when to expect new music from Cannibal Ox (spoiler: very soon) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blerdup/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blerdup/support

https://linktr.ee/_red_river_podcast This week we welcome MC Vast Aire. We celebrated the soon to be 20 year anniversary of Cannibal Ox's The Cold Vein. As well as the label Definitive Jux and all the memories attached. Can Ox has 2 new songs dropping 5/15/21. Follow them on spotify for updates https://open.spotify.com/artist/3FjTqZ6SZYSYQMzY03O4RG?si=ULaDCw4XRFWfICqvDdKWqA Follow Vast Aire https://www.instagram.com/vastaire2090/?hl=en Follow Dark Satellite Media https://www.instagram.com/darksatellitemedia/?hl=en

having covered El's production masterpiece in Cannibal Ox's The Cold Vein and his breakthrough solo LP Fantastic Damage, we profile the artists and albums that are the tentpoles of El-P's artist-owned record label Def Jux. He tells the story of meeting and working with underground legends like Mr. Lif, Aesop Rock, RJD2 and more and explores the void left by the passing of friend and brilliant artist Camu Tao. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we have an amazing interview with Vast Aire, one half of the legendary underground hip-hop duo Cannibal Ox. The 20th anniversary of the Ox's epochal album The Cold Vein is fast approaching. We linked with Vast while he was in the recording studio mixing down new music and he shared insights on The Cold Vein, Def Jux, his rhyme partner the brilliant Vordul Mega, and a lot more. It's a good time, tap in and enjoy. DBRP is a proud part of the Stony Island Audio podcast network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

in this episode El-P walks us through the launch of the legendary record label Def Jux. in the initial days of the label Company Flow disbands as El assembles the roster from standout artists in the underground rap scene like Mr. Lif, RJD2 and Aesop Rock. One of the first major releases is Cannibal Ox's classic debut The Cold Vein. El walks us through meeting the duo, putting the album together and unleashing it on the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"A visual always brings a first impression. But if there's going to be a first impression, I might as well use it to control the story. So why not do something like throw a mask on?" - MF DOOM || 01. Madvillain - All Caps (Instrumental) vs MOS DEF - a fan of DOOM || 02. Madvillain ft. Wildchild - Hardcore Hustle || 03. Cannibal Ox, Skylab 3 & MF DOOM - Iron Rose (Skylab 3 Remix) || 04. MF DOOM & MF Grimm - Dedicated || 05. MF DOOM ft. Megalon - Greenbacks || 06. MF DOOM - Hey! || 07. DangerDoom - Bada Bing || 08. Madvillain - All Caps || 09. Metal Fingers - Coriander vs Viktor Vaughn - Change the Beat (Acapella) || 10. King Geedorah ft. Lil' Sci, ID 4 Winds & Stahhr - Next Levels || 11. MF DOOM ft. De La Soul - Rock Co.Kane Flow || 12. MF DOOM - Potholderz || 13. King Geedorah ft. Jet-Jaguar & Rodan - No Snakes Alive || 14. Masta Killa - E.N.Y. House || 15. MF Grimm - The Original (Ninja B Mix) || 16. MF DOOM - Rap Ambush || 17. Nas - Project Window (MF DOOM remix) || 18. MF DOOM - Dead Bent || 19. KMD - Sorcerers || 20. Viktor Vaughn ft. Apani B. as Nikki - Let Me Watch || 21. Zero 7 ft. MF DOOM - Somersault (Danger Mouse Remix) Never miss an episode! Subscribe to the Full Spectrum podcast, find the latest releases at https://ffaze.com

"A visual always brings a first impression. But if there's going to be a first impression, I might as well use it to control the story. So why not do something like throw a mask on?" - MF DOOM || 01. Madvillain - All Caps (Instrumental) vs MOS DEF - a fan of DOOM || 02. Madvillain ft. Wildchild - Hardcore Hustle || 03. Cannibal Ox, Skylab 3 & MF DOOM - Iron Rose (Skylab 3 Remix) || 04. MF DOOM & MF Grimm - Dedicated || 05. MF DOOM ft. Megalon - Greenbacks || 06. MF DOOM - Hey! || 07. DangerDoom - Bada Bing || 08. Madvillain - All Caps || 09. Metal Fingers - Coriander vs Viktor Vaughn - Change the Beat (Acapella) || 10. King Geedorah ft. Lil' Sci, ID 4 Winds & Stahhr - Next Levels || 11. MF DOOM ft. De La Soul - Rock Co.Kane Flow || 12. MF DOOM - Potholderz || 13. King Geedorah ft. Jet-Jaguar & Rodan - No Snakes Alive || 14. Masta Killa - E.N.Y. House || 15. MF Grimm - The Original (Ninja B Mix) || 16. MF DOOM - Rap Ambush || 17. Nas - Project Window (MF DOOM remix) || 18. MF DOOM - Dead Bent || 19. KMD - Sorcerers || 20. Viktor Vaughn ft. Apani B. as Nikki - Let Me Watch || 21. Zero 7 ft. MF DOOM - Somersault (Danger Mouse Remix) Never miss an episode! Subscribe to the Full Spectrum podcast, find the latest releases at http://ffaze.com, or join us on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/frequenZphaZe

We’d always planned to do a hip hop episode after the Cocteau Twins, but after the sad passing of MF DOOM was announced on December 31st 2020, we decided to switch focus from The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox to one of DOOM’s finest hours - Madvillainy by Madvillain. Madvillain is one of many collaborative projects that MF DOOM embarked upon throughout his career, with this particular one being his first collaboration with legendary undergroun hip hop producer/DJ/MC Madlib. One of Daniel Dumile’s many personas, DOOM was born out of frustration with the music industry, ad Dumile sought to “destroy that which had created him” following the death of his brother and the unceremonial dismissal of his first project, KMD by then label Elektra records. Until Madvillainy, we had only properly been seen on the first MF DOOM album Operation: Doomsday in 1999. After creating albums under the names King Geedorah and Viktor Vaughn in the period leading up to this record, Madvillain saw DOOM bring his “main” persona back into the spotlight, and there it remained until his untimely death last year. In this episode we cover DOOM’s career right up until 2004, whilst also waxing lyrical on the tendency of some journalists to project their own ideas onto art in order to cack-handedly “legitimatize” something that is already very legit. Part two is next week, and we’ll cover his career from DANGERDOOM onwards, and then get torn into Madvillainy.  

Part two with Ro and Deza!!! Because my tremendous mistake in deleting the entire episode while resetting the language settings on my new laptop, I couldn't edit this episode. So the music is a little loud at times and stuff that I mention would remove, is there. But it's still dope and part two!! Where we share music and such! We play some of their tracks from Deza and Ro's new collaborative ep, Pick. Also discussing the topics, inspirations and approach. It's the end of the year so we share a few of our favorites. Limbo by Amine, Kota the Friend, Andy by Raleigh Ritchie, Zeal & Ardor, Crack Cloud, - Deza being of Somali descent and Black America's vaguely West African DNA - the Grammys, melodic rap and "Neo Boom Bap" - Quelle Chris, Chris Keys and Kiefer - Ro and Deza's top five favorite emcees - and we discuss getting super powers on December 21st! Remember: telepathy is for fckn cops! And never trust someone that picks Stryker in Mortal Kombat PSA: 19 year anniversary of the Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox @jetaxel @morikawarollin @dezatoosweet @megalateshow Outro : Budamunk, Mr Brady & Moka Only - Light Bright

Your Hosts This Episode: Patrique battered_sphinx In this episode Patrique is joined by fellow RYMer, Discord member and Abstract Hip-Hop connoisseur battered_sphinx to discuss the journey and early musical output of one El-P. Traversing what is essentially the trifecta of late 90's / early 2000's Indie Rap. From the underground epicenter of Company Flow's "Funcrusher Plus", to the production for Definitive Jux's most famous release and group, Cannibal Ox's "The Cold Vein" and finally El-P's first solo project and his apocalyptic instrumentation peak with "Fantastic Damage". Along the way discussions are made of El-P's early machine gun-like flow, his production now compared to his newer releases and the significance of "The Cold Vein" as a staple of Underground Rap. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro Discussion / Getting Into El-P and Abstract Hip-Hop in General 30:35 - The Cold Vein & Cannibal Ox 1:24:22 - Funcrusher Plus & Company Flow 2:02:54 - Fantastic Damage 2:40:16 - Wrap Up & What is the Best?

As we entered the new millennium in 2000, I started to seriously think about finally starting my own record label. From doing my Time Travel Radio Show, being Co-Owner of Caught In The Middle Magazine, and running my Rage Promotions company, I was regularly meeting indie or unsigned artists with no outlet for their music, and I hoped I could help make a difference. Aesop Rock and Vordul of Cannibal Ox were planned to help me launch the label with exclusive releases, so I could then shift the focus to promoting some new and upcoming talent; Monkey Wrench Factory, Alltruisms, and more! But, this is the label that never was, so what happened? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/storiesaboutsongs/support

I met Theosyn (Brad Theophila) through Hand Job Academy's Clara Bizna$$, when we met at one of her shows after she started playing solo gigs. Brad and I would later collaborate on many projects, including our parodies and "The Dewey Decibel System" with Mega Ran. This week on the podcast, we talk about the early years of mp3.com, his time at RIT and how he linked with underground rap legends Cannibal Ox. We also talk about how he balances his production work for others with his solo material, as well as how he compartmentalizes his side hustles. Thanks Brad! Special Guest: Theosyn.

Écoutez la playlist : Spotify | YouTube Fatoosan est professeure de français pour nouveaux arrivants, un métier qui lui tient fortement à coeur. Tout comme celui de dj qu’elle exerce depuis plus de 10 ans maintenant au sein du collectif féminin bruxellois Supafly (dont elle est membre) ou encore sur les radios Bruzz et Kiosk Radio. Mon premier contact avec Fatoosan remonte à il y a dix ans justement lorsque j’ai écouté l’un de ses mixes sur la plateforme Mixcloud. J’ai tout de suite accroché à sa sélection. De là, je l’ai suivie sur les réseaux et ayant apprécié son univers musical mais ne l’ayant jamais rencontrée, j’ai décidé cette année de la contacter afin d’en apprendre un peu plus sur elle. Elle a accepté mon invitation et je l’ai reçue dans l’espace de coworking Transforma à Evere où elle m’a raconté les histoires qui se cachaient derrière les cinq morceaux qu’elle a choisis, à savoir ceux de : Africando, Jamiroquai, Jurassic 5, Cannibal OX et Elements Of Life. Liens : Fatoosan sur Facebook, mon premier contact avec son travail sur Mixcloud, Supafly Collective sur le web | Facebook | Mixcloud | Twitter, le show sur Bruzz

#StoriesAboutSongs explores Hip Hop history from the vantage point of my decades as an artist, radio host, promoter, event organizer, journalist, documentarian, artist advocate, label representative, and of course, a fan, from the 1970s up until the present. These stories touch on songs, albums, artists, and/or key movements and moments in time throughout Hip Hop's history from the 1970s up until the present. Launching Friday, 10-16-20, with new Episodes weekly, the first season of #StoriesAboutSongs is ten episodes deep, and includes stories about Kool G Rap, Vordul of Cannibal Ox, Ice-T, Rudy Ray Moore, Medusa, Aesop Rock, Monkey Wrench Factor, Common vs Ice Cube, DJ Pooh, Rhyme (Chicago), the iconic Hip Hop film, Wild Style, and a surprise 80s group for the first episode! If you want to support the second season of #StoriesAboutSongs, or my other upcoming and ongoing ventures; Microphone Mathematics Book, Rage Productions Archives, Neighborhood Legends, and the RedefineHipHop Initiative, your donations are greatly appreciated here: CashApp: $KevinBeacham21 Credits: -Conceived, Co-Produced, and Narrated by Kevin Beacham -Co-Produced & Audio Engineered By Rob Vanvranken -Artwork by Fred Colbert --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/storiesaboutsongs/support

Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip!Absolute hip hop perfection this episode as Pip has a proper full length chat with rapper/producer/composer - or for brevity’s sake, half of Run The Jewels - El-P!Whether you’re familiar with El-P from his way back underground (dare I say ‘indie rap’) days of Company Flow alongside Bigg Jus and Mr Len, and of course the label Def Jux (including his sonic architecture of the Cannibal Ox album), or his solo work wearing many hats per album – OR – his present work alongside Killer Mike as 50% of Run The Jewels, you will get a ton out of this. Obviously RTJ talk is discussed, but as a fan, Pip goes in deep for the true heads and gets the background info from El’s days (bad memory not withstanding) hustling the Tower Records mailout system, freestyling on the Stretch & Bobbito show, the Rawkus days, collabos, producing for self and as a team, taking on difficult projects to get out of conventions, “delving into water”, and scoring films (like the forthcoming 'Capone'). Oh and also releasing an eerily prescient 4th RTJ album during a pandemic. If you’re familiar with El-P’s work over the years or have listened to Fantastic Damage more than a few times, you’ll understand that a pandemic is probably the perfect time for an El-related project. He might have been born yesterday sir, but he stayed up all night - it’s El-Producto!EPISODE LINKS:EL-P on TWITTERRUN THE JEWELSFANTASTIC DAMAGE reissueCAPONECOMPANY FLOW 'Funcrusher Plus'LINKS FOR SCROOBIUS PIP & SPEECH DEVELOPMENT:SCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTERSCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAMSCROOBIUS PIP on PATREONNORTH STAR RISINGPOD BIBLESPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDS DISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOKDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAMDISTRACTION PIECES PODCAST ARCHIVE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

DIMED OUT RTJ PLAYLISTLast Good Sleep by Company FlowDefinition by Black StarHip Hop by Mos DefThe Truth by Pharoahe MonchSnappin' & Trappin' by OutkastIron Galaxy by Cannibal OxDeep Space 9mm by El-PMonster by Killer MikeThe Moon Was Blue by El-PGun For The Whole Family by Aesop RockThat's Life 2 by Killer MikeBurn by Killer MikeRequest Denied by El-PReagan by Killer MikeDrones Over Bklyn by El-PWillie Burke Sherwood by Killer MikeAmeriKKKa's Most Wanted by Ice CubeDDFH by Run The JewelsCrown by Run The JewelsThursday In The Danger Room by Run The Jewels

Mix feat Bahamadia, GZA, Brand Nubian, Lord Finesse, The UN, Artifacts, Tribe called Quest, Micronauts, Cannibal Ox, Mc Shan, De la Soul, Redman, Busta Rhymes and more 90s underground classics.

00:00 Cannibal Ox "The Cold Vein" Patreon Requested Album Review 26:18 "Searching Sylvan" by Sylvan LaCue Patreon Requested Album Review linktr.ee/therealrapcritic linktr.ee/mues

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We didn't do a #top50rappers list, but The Cooler Than Ecto Podcast is throwing another Hip-Hop List out there (a way better one too). Podcast Host and Producer, Mika joins Rob Champion in counting down their "Top Ten Rappers Of THe 2000s"! From the Platinium Plus Players like 50 Cent, Eminem, Jay-Z, and Lil Wayne. To Lyrical Legends like Nas, Common, Ghostface Killah, and Andre 3000. And Underground Gods like Mos Def, MF Doom, Cannibal Ox, and The Roots. All of the spectrums of Hip-Hop are represented. The Cooler Than Ecto Podcast. It's A Dope Nostalgia Podcast For Un-Dope Times. To never miss a throwback episode, Subscribe to us and also Like, Share, Rate and Review. We're on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and all other podcast apps. Also, check out all of Mika's social media and projects including The Hard Knock Life Podcast, Book Of Rhymes Podcast, Hoy! Podcast, and Cocktails & Cancer Podcast. Links below. Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-cooler-than-ecto-podcast/id1309133613?mt=2 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7JOH93UbuGKywWOZDRsqsD Google Podcasts https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cDovL2ZlZWRzLnNvdW5kY2xvdWQuY29tL3VzZXJzL3NvdW5kY2xvdWQ6dXNlcnM6MjE1MzQ4MjMzL3NvdW5kcy5yc3M Mika's Linktree https://linktr.ee/ft_mika_

This week we go back to February 26th, and discuss the classic Def Jux album The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/calloutculture/support

....and we're back. In this episode we talk about our hiatus, quickly touch on Nispey Hussle, do a user requested review, and dig into one of James' favorite albums of all time. We've found a new home and new audio, but this one isn't quite right just yet either! Enjoy!

Def Jux! Yo! We are in the kitchen cookin up classic podcasts here...on this joint we travel back to 2001 with one of Jim's favorite joints, Cannibal Ox's "The Cold Vein." The word play is amazing and the Sci-Fi imagery is second to none. A slept on piece of hip hop is broken down here. Jim gives a special shout out to Chris over at Bier Wax (IG: bierwax), a dope bar in BK that also pays a tribute to the golden era of hip hop...the 90's.

Anthony reviews classic releases by System of a Down, Burial, Cannibal Ox, Sleater-Kinney, and The Postal Service.

This week the boys review "Won't You Be My Neighbor" and Cannibal Ox's album "Blade Of The Ronin". We talk to Daniel "Bobo" Kurlan about his brand new Christmas EP from the guys at Lobo Sound. Other subjects include the gender of Santa, a homeless character on Sesame Street, a vampire movie that takes place during Hurricane Katrina, and much more!

There are cloth mesh barriers lining the steel girders underneath the railroad bridge in downtown Wichita. The bridge, nicknamed the ‘pigeon bridge’, was a home to a roost of the birds--a few weeks before the mesh went up, live traps were placed, pocketed between beams, and the birds’ numbers dwindled. That the pigeon has a pedigree more noble than its circumstances is a fact often overlooked in discussions that center on what to do about the bird. The species is amazingly versatile, and even as a metaphor, the pigeon is a capable ally. The pigeon is the bird of the working poor, as described by Vast Aire in this song by Cannibal Ox, called ‘Pigeon’: It’s difficult to avoid comparison between the eviction of the pigeons from the Douglas Street bridge, and the renovation of Naftzger Park just across the street, which has resulted in the eviction of the unhoused or working poor that visited the park. It’s unclear where the remaining pigeons will relocate now that their flock has been

Après leur mixtape, le binôme Playboi Carti et Pi’erre Bourne reviennent avec “Die Lit”, un album encore plus musicalement audacieux, expérimental et alternatif, qui confirme que le rap est bien devenu une musique électronique. Bien loin des samples de soul et de jazz, toujours à la recherche de nouveaux sons, l’extravagant mais discret Pi’erre Bourne quitte ses prod très nature et muscle son jeu, épaissit sa formule pour un rap texturé qui procure des sensations proches de la musique concrète ou de l’ambient. Toujours très simples d’apparences, aux mélodies joyeuses et entraînantes, ses prod recueillent le flow minimaliste de Playboi Carti, son rap “post-verbal” synthèse de mumble rap et de soundcloud rap, presque difforme, totalement hypnotique et divertissant. Ses facéties verbales ne sont pourtant jamais lachées au hasard : son sens du rythme et du timing est si précis que ses syncopes permanentes, à l’envers du rap académique, maintiennent l’aspect dansant malgré la destruction des structures classiques. Une évolution du rap validée par le grand public : avec Playboi Carti, les gimmicks ont définitivement pris le pouvoir. Podcast animé par Mehdi Maïzi avec Nicolas Pellion, Aurélien Chapuis, et Raphaël Da Cruz. RÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L’ÉMISSIONGuru, DJ Premier, Snoop Dogg, Dr Dre, C.L. Smooth, Pete Rock, MF DOOM, Madlib, Prodigy, The Alchemist, 21 Savage, Metro Boomin, Die Lit (Playboi Carti, 2018), Playboi Carti (Playboi Carti, 2017), SOulja Boi, Lil B , SpaceGhostPurrp, Chief Keep, Teki Latex, Skepta, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Skies, 306 Mafia, Back form the Dead 2 (Chief Keef, 2014), Jonwayne, Cannibal Ox, Waka Flocka Flame, Dipset (Juelz Santana, 2003), Ricardo Villalobos, ASAP Rocky, Nekfeu, Jay Electronica, Savage Mode (21 Savage & Metro Boomin, 2016), Franck Ocean, Mozzy, Trippie Redd, Lex Luger, Slimka, Dih-Meh, Roméo Elvis.RECOMMANDATIONS ET COUPS DE COEURSLA RECO DE NICO : le morceau High de Alison Wonderland avec Trippie Redd, LA RECO DE NEMO : Watch de Travis Scott feat Lil Uzi Vert et Kanye West, sur une prod de Pi’erre Bourne qui décroche son premier tube. LA RECO DE RAPHAËL : l’album “OMG Ronny” du producteur Ronny J.LA RECO DE MEHDI : Focus, Vol.2 de Dih-Meh.CRÉDITSEnregistré le 2 mai 2018 à L’Antenne Paris (10 rue la Vacquerie, Paris 11ème). Production : Binge Audio. Direction de production : Joël Ronez. Rédacteur en chef : David Carzon. Direction générale : Gabrielle Boeri-Charles. Moyens techniques : Binge Audio. Réalisation : Quentin Bresson. Chargée de production et d’édition : Camille Regache. Éditrice : Albane Fily. Générique : extrait de "Tyra Banks" de Nodey (Atrahasis EP) par Nodey. NoFun est une production du réseau Binge Audio www.binge.audio See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brian Koppelman is joined by El-P to discuss his musical development and growing up in New York City. Best known as one half of Run The Jewels, El-P has been producing and rapping for decades, first as part of Company Flow and then as a solo artist and producer on albums like Cannibal Ox's The Cold Vein, Killer Mike's R.A.P. Music, and his solo albums Fantastic Damage and Cancer 4 Cure. They discuss how El-P got into hip-hop, high school delinquency, achieving massive success, and finding his place in music. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brian Koppelman is joined by El-P to discuss his musical development and growing up in New York City. Best known as one half of Run The Jewels, El-P has been producing and rapping for decades, first as part of Company Flow and then as a solo artist and producer on albums like Cannibal Ox’s The Cold Vein, Killer Mike’s R.A.P. Music, and his solo albums Fantastic Damage and Cancer 4 Cure. They discuss how El-P got into hip-hop, high school delinquency, achieving massive success, and finding his place in music. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Koppelman is joined by El-P to discuss his musical development and growing up in New York City. Best known as one half of Run The Jewels, El-P has been producing and rapping for decades, first as part of Company Flow and then as a solo artist and producer on albums like Cannibal Ox’s The Cold Vein, Killer Mike’s R.A.P. Music, and his solo albums Fantastic Damage and Cancer 4 Cure. They discuss how El-P got into hip-hop, high school delinquency, achieving massive success, and finding his place in music.

Episode 8 is our Jansport (backpack) special. A tribute to the independent hip-hop movement that helped spawn labels like Fondle ‘Em, Hydra, Rawkus, Stones Throw, Def Jux and ABB records. A time, where the internet played a major role in the music. This era allowed people to DIY, giving them an outlet never had. This movement created dreams, jobs, life-long careers and of course, some amazing music too. Speaking of music, if we covered everything this episode would be 20 hours instead of 2. We picked obscure cuts all the way to classics heard from the late 90s to the early 00s. We got everybody from Mos Def, Company Flow, MF Doom, Murs, Planet Asia, J-Live, Juggaknots, Weatherman, Saukrates, Jigmastas, Cannibal Ox, L-Fudge, Godfather Don, All Natural, Non-Phixon, Cage, Latryx, Mr. Voodoo, K-Otix, and Vakill to name a few. You don’t want to miss this!

Episode 8 is our Jansport (backpack) special. A tribute to the independent hip-hop movement that helped spawn labels like Fondle ‘Em, Hydra, Rawkus, Stones Throw, Def Jux and ABB records. A time, where the internet played a major role in the music. This era allowed people to DIY, giving them an outlet never had. This movement created dreams, jobs, life-long careers and of course, some amazing music too. Speaking of music, if we covered everything this episode would be 20 hours instead of 2. We picked obscure cuts all the way to classics heard from the late 90s to the early 00s. We got everybody from Mos Def, Company Flow, MF Doom, Murs, Planet Asia, J-Live, Juggaknots, Weatherman, Saukrates, Jigmastas, Cannibal Ox, L-Fudge, Godfather Don, All Natural, Non-Phixon, Cage, Latryx, Mr. Voodoo, K-Otix, and Vakill to name a few. You don't want to miss this!

Vast Aire is one half of the New York legendary hip hop duo Cannibal Ox. In 2001, Cannibal Ox released their debut album, Cold Vein, which is now considered one of the top indie hip hop albums of all time. Since then, Vast Aire has released 4 official solo albums, and has made numerous guest…

Yamin Semali is an Atlanta-based indie hip hop artist. He is an MC, Producer, and DJ. He has produced for and/or featured on tracks with the likes of Count Bass D, Kurupt of the Dogg Pound, Cunninlyguists, Ken Starr, Cannibal Ox, J-Live, and many more. Yamin is one-half of the duo called, Clan Destined, which…

Our Big 5 bad-ass action heroes. We "celebrate" Cassette Store Day 2016, and Nirvana's naked Nevermind Baby turns 25. Plus, sticky's no spoiler review of Luke Cage and much much more. "Heroes and Villains" is our music theme with songs by The Supervillains, Cannibal Ox, and Method Man. 

With speakers turned up to the max, Rick and Ben rock out another discussion on music habits. This time our hosts discuss the bands, influences and other factors that helped expand their musical tastes in early adulthood. Plus, Rick continues to tear down the tastes of his co-host, and Ben totally deserves it by bringing up Creed early in the episode.   File Under: Music, Napster, Last.fm, Zune, Tenacious D, Choral Music, Eric Whitacre, Radiohead, Ben Folds, Rolling Stone, The Pixies, Pizzicato Five, Sum 41, Taking Back Sunday, Atreyu, Spitalfield, Silverstein, Student Rick, eMusic, Rancid, At The Drive-In, NoFX, The Flaming Lips, OOIOO, They Might Be Giants, Matador Records, Merge, Sub Pop Records, Built To Spill, Guided By Voices, Tortoise, Belle and Sebastian, Superchunk, The Magnetic Fields, Dinosaur Jr, Spoon, The New Pornographers, Modest Mouse, Yo La Tengo, Sleater-Kinney, Sonic Youth, Wilco, Pavement, Buckethead, The Rapture, Pitchfork, Arcade Fire, The National, The Fiery Furnaces, The Unicorns, LAUNCHcast, Tom Waits, Def Jux, Rhymesayers, Brother Ali, Eyedea & Abilities, Aesop Rock, Cannibal Ox, Blackalicious, The Pharcyde, Jurassic 5, El-P, Slum Village, RJD2, Rhapsody, Against Me!, Neutral Milk Hotel, Rise Against, The Mountain Goats, The Ergs!, YouTube, Pomplamoose   Find us on the web: Rick on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WrathRainbows Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theragu40 ThePastCast website: http://www.thepastcast.com

Full show: http://itsourshow.net/6-18-16-show/ Feel the Bass in my... Artist Played: Yasiin Bey, conshus, F.E.E.L., Fearlessly Elevating Eliminating Limitations, Jamar X, MindsOne, DJ Iron, A-F-R-O, Marco Polo, Shylow, Mr. Lif, Del The Funky Homosapien, Dan The Automator, Wordsworth, Sam Brown, Bishop Lamont, Ryu, Apathy, Paul Cabbin, Doomtree, E-Turn, SPS, Swamburger, Substantial, Marcus D, Bop Alloy, Steph the Sapphic Songstress, Kutiman, P.O.S., Cotton Claw, Beet Unique, Cannibal OX, Knaladeus, JusThoughtZ, DJ Stranger, Jackson Turner, General Huge, PHLOW, Teck-zilla, Sadiki-I, Junior One Blood Reid, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

BANG! @southernvagard #radio keeps the hammer down with our Blueprint #interview #session ! This 90+ minute interview with Columbus, Ohio’s finest is oa doozy! We talk about his latest release, KING NO CROWN, the relentless show grind with Count Bass D last year, how he & Illogic get their cinema on for videos and the upcoming tour with Supastition this Spring/Summer. As always, we get into the early days - coming up in Columbus, meeting the MhZ cats such as Copywrite, Jakki, RJD2 and Camu Tao as well as Spitballz (RIP PRZM), and how he and the Weightless crew made that underground connect to NY via the Atoms Family and Cannibal Ox. You know we dug into that Rhymesayers lineage - Blueprint and crew were in the trenches with Slug, Eyedea, Abilities, Mr. Dibbs and the rest of the family as they conquered the Midwest and eventually the nation in the late 90s and early 2000s, and also dug into the formation of Blueprint & RJD2’s group Soul Position. For you business minded folks out there, Printmatic talks navigating the music industry today and how he is coming off his most successful year ever as a musician. Real music, real life, real stories, ya’ll - nothing more, nothing less. WEIGHTLESS.NET is the place to go for KING NO CROWN and more! // southernvangard.com // #hiphop #rap #DJ #mix #interviews #podcast #ATL #COLUMBUS #OHIO #MIDWEST #WORLDWIDE // Recorded live April 19, 2015 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on @soundcloud @mixcloud twitter/IG: @jondoeatl @southernvangard @cappuccinomeeks

While back in NYC from a round of travels with Cannibal Ox in support of their new release ‘Blade of the Ronin,’ DJ LOKASH was invited over to the iconic Midtown Manhattan record store Rock & Soul on a rainy Friday to drop some tunes… Here’s a clip from the live in-store set on Mixcloud: … Continue reading DJ LOKASH Live at Rock & Soul →

Singodsuperior and The Almighty A.R. make their introduction into the podcast game. Whilst sipping on drank and battling interstate technical difficulties they discuss everything from Cannibal Ox to Kendrick Lamar to King Tubby to Grand Wizard Theodore and more (the more being Smack DVD freestyles, J Cole, Jeru The Damaja, and other things). We’re working out the kinks…subscribe and rock with us!

A tardy, yet fine edition to the archive includes fresh beats from the likes of Mike Gao, Fort Romeau, Nathan Fake, Romare, Cannibal Ox, the Bug, and some dusted off tracks from Galaxy, Woob, and Ruxpin. Thanks for tuning in. Playlist Download 03/21/2015

The 144th episode of Bassment Beats on WESU is set to air on the 21st of March, 2015 click ‘read more’ to get the Playlist and link to download: Cannibal Ox ft. Artifacts & U-God – Blade The Art of Ox Dear Derrick – Simple Things Fashawn – Guess Who’s Back Creature ft. Vordul Mega … Continue reading Bassment Beats on WESU Episode 144 →

As Elektra records prepares to celebrate its 65th anniversary, Jim and Greg speak with label founder Jac Holzman about the birth of the modern label system and its diverse roster of artists including Queen, Love and The Doors. Later they review the long-awaited new album from hip-hop duo Cannibal Ox.

Download Here: [Mac:Option+Click / PC:Right Click] Action Bronson & Danny Brown – Bad News (2014) Melvins – The War On Wisdom (2012) Cannibal Ox feat. MF Doom – Iron Rose (2015) Otherwize – Mad At The World (2010) Frank Zappa – Down In Da Dew (1977) Fred Wesley and the Horny Horns with Maceo Parker […]

This week the crew welcomes Tommy and we talk rivalries. From the classic to the not so impressive, we talk about how battling is not what it used to be, the difference between beef and rivals and whether Nicki Minaj could hang with Jean Grae in a battle. We also discuss the Forbes' list of the highest paid musicians of 2012, Kendrick Lamar, Celtics vs. Nets and a possible Cannibal Ox reunion.

On this passionate,windy memoir we have: Dilated Peoples' vocal point, Evidence, takes time out from a busy studio session with The Alchemist, to offer us a deep, heart-felt reflection upon his recent life and seemingly creative hiatus. We hold a detailed discussion regarding his new 2011 solo album "Cats & Dogs", the new Dilated Peoples album "Directors Of Photography", his work on The Step Brothers project and his plans to work with Exile. In addition to the aesthetics of musical discussion, Evidence also offers real-life reasons as to why he has seemingly taken a step back from music and pinpoints his recent video for "To Be Continued" as a metaphorical hint at the way in which his life has developed over the past 12 months. He has survived beef with Eminem but are they set to collab soon? Only listening will reveal. Slaine joins us on the road to yet another live show. Classed by listeners of the live broadcast as one of our most heart-wrenching interviews to date, Slaine pulls no punches in explaining the horrendous situation he has recently found himself in with his new album "A World With No Skies". Not only was the full album bootlegged in its entirety months before its release but the consuming need to clear samples has resulted in Slaine pulling the album and revisiting the studio to recreate the entire project. We explore his work as an actor and have the rare chance to see the main motivating factors in the constant struggle of one of hip hop's most thoughtful. You can't afford to miss this. MTV Fight Klub Champion and venom-tongued powerhouse, NEMS, steps up to the plate to offer a candid exploration of his electric career and life so far. We discuss the reasons for his album setbacks and his time with Necro on Psychological Records, as well as being blessed with an evil live spit. NEMS' colourful past and frequent clashes with the Law cannot be ignored and within this interview we dissect the impact of prison on NEMS' music and writing process, as well as hearing about all of his future projects and aspirations. Always Hardcore. Kashmere is one of the UK's most original and consistent artists. His new album is set to become a modern classic,echoing the early work of Company Flow and Cannibal Ox and it was our pleasure to talk with the mind behind the madness. Rarely do UK artists that matter get a platform to explain themselves in 2010 but in this opus we dig deep discussing Kashmere's relationship with Jehst, including their forthcoming collaborative album on YNR records produced solely by The High Plains Drifter himself and much more in a refreshing and purposeful meeting. Verb T joins us live from a seedy Chinese Takeaway to explore his new musical adventure, "Serious Games". Rated as one of the most respected emcees to emerge from UK shores, Verb T explains the creative process behind the album and identifies the reasons for its varied, brave sound. Esential listening for all Verb T fans and followers. Prose are one of the UK's shining lights when it comes to solid, action-packed hip hop.Their new album is already being hailed as a UK classic and their time with us on this show is only set to cement that. With not a strip of industry red tape around them, Steady and Efeks personify their honest, heart-felt music, taking us on a journey through their rise to respect, including their recent tour support with DJ Premier and Royce Da 5'9". As warming as their very music itself - dont miss the rush. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Menace and Montana's illness becomes so acute that at one stage on this show, both of the Official Bad Boy Duo of Rap Radio have to leave the studio in search of tissues, Andrex and nurses, only to return a few moments later with Twiglets and goosefat. Hard to believe but true. ENJOY! Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Blackberry Messenger: 22192BE3 Mista Montana - http://www.montanauk.com Menace - http://messengermenace.blogspot.com

On this passionate,windy memoir we have: Dilated Peoples' vocal point, Evidence, takes time out from a busy studio session with The Alchemist, to offer us a deep, heart-felt reflection upon his recent life and seemingly creative hiatus. We hold a detailed discussion regarding his new 2011 solo album "Cats & Dogs", the new Dilated Peoples album "Directors Of Photography", his work on The Step Brothers project and his plans to work with Exile. In addition to the aesthetics of musical discussion, Evidence also offers real-life reasons as to why he has seemingly taken a step back from music and pinpoints his recent video for "To Be Continued" as a metaphorical hint at the way in which his life has developed over the past 12 months. He has survived beef with Eminem but are they set to collab soon? Only listening will reveal. Slaine joins us on the road to yet another live show. Classed by listeners of the live broadcast as one of our most heart-wrenching interviews to date, Slaine pulls no punches in explaining the horrendous situation he has recently found himself in with his new album "A World With No Skies". Not only was the full album bootlegged in its entirety months before its release but the consuming need to clear samples has resulted in Slaine pulling the album and revisiting the studio to recreate the entire project. We explore his work as an actor and have the rare chance to see the main motivating factors in the constant struggle of one of hip hop's most thoughtful. You can't afford to miss this. MTV Fight Klub Champion and venom-tongued powerhouse, NEMS, steps up to the plate to offer a candid exploration of his electric career and life so far. We discuss the reasons for his album setbacks and his time with Necro on Psychological Records, as well as being blessed with an evil live spit. NEMS' colourful past and frequent clashes with the Law cannot be ignored and within this interview we dissect the impact of prison on NEMS' music and writing process, as well as hearing about all of his future projects and aspirations. Always Hardcore. Kashmere is one of the UK's most original and consistent artists. His new album is set to become a modern classic,echoing the early work of Company Flow and Cannibal Ox and it was our pleasure to talk with the mind behind the madness. Rarely do UK artists that matter get a platform to explain themselves in 2010 but in this opus we dig deep discussing Kashmere's relationship with Jehst, including their forthcoming collaborative album on YNR records produced solely by The High Plains Drifter himself and much more in a refreshing and purposeful meeting. Verb T joins us live from a seedy Chinese Takeaway to explore his new musical adventure, "Serious Games". Rated as one of the most respected emcees to emerge from UK shores, Verb T explains the creative process behind the album and identifies the reasons for its varied, brave sound. Esential listening for all Verb T fans and followers. Prose are one of the UK's shining lights when it comes to solid, action-packed hip hop.Their new album is already being hailed as a UK classic and their time with us on this show is only set to cement that. With not a strip of industry red tape around them, Steady and Efeks personify their honest, heart-felt music, taking us on a journey through their rise to respect, including their recent tour support with DJ Premier and Royce Da 5'9". As warming as their very music itself - dont miss the rush. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Menace and Montana's illness becomes so acute that at one stage on this show, both of the Official Bad Boy Duo of Rap Radio have to leave the studio in search of tissues, Andrex and nurses, only to return a few moments later with Twiglets and goosefat. Hard to believe but true. ENJOY! Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Blackberry Messenger: 22192BE3 Mista Montana - http://www.montanauk.com Menace - http://messengermenace.blogspot.com

Had a good time this episode with special guest and unsung hero behind the scenes at HoodHype, the homie D in the house. Had some good drinks, Playboy Tre stopped back in for Tres Corner, we took the Cannibal Ox vs MF Doom challenge and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Had a good time this episode with special guest and unsung hero behind the scenes at HoodHype, the homie D in the house. Had some good drinks, Playboy Tre stopped back in for Tres Corner, we took the Cannibal Ox vs MF Doom challenge and much more!

Had a good time this episode with special guest and unsung hero behind the scenes at HoodHype, the homie D in the house. Had some good drinks, Playboy Tre stopped back in for Tres Corner, we took the Cannibal Ox vs MF Doom challenge and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What a fun show! We all had a great time, especially after Shay Johnson and CJ aka KingSoul from KonsoleKingz.com dropped in to talk about Konsole Kingz brand new iPhone app. Hit the link to check it out! Later we went in on everything from Toyota to MF Doom and Cannibal Ox. Fun show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What a fun show! We all had a great time, especially after Shay Johnson and CJ aka KingSoul from KonsoleKingz.com dropped in to talk about Konsole Kingz brand new iPhone app. Hit the link to check it out! Later we went in on everything from Toyota to MF Doom and Cannibal Ox. Fun show!

What a fun show! We all had a great time, especially after Shay Johnson and CJ aka KingSoul from KonsoleKingz.com dropped in to talk about Konsole Kingz brand new iPhone app. Hit the link to check it out! Later we went in on everything from Toyota to MF Doom and Cannibal Ox. Fun show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

2010 is shaping up nicely for hip hop music. I have been hearing some great stuff lately and of course I had to share. The show begins with a Golden Era MASTA ACE and his "alter ego" BIZ MARKIE on "Me and The Biz" and rides through new joints by GUILTY SIMPSON, JOE BUDDEN & ROYCE DA 5'9", BLACK POET, MEMPHIS BLEEK, LUPE FIASCO, JOELL ORTIZ(!) and ETERNIA. Speaking of Eternia, she called in to invite ya'll to the album signing party for Eternia & MoSS "AT LAST" at SPUTNIK in Brooklyn, NY. She also gives some insight on her upcoming tour dates. You know I always bring it back with some classics and rare gems and this show features two songs from the demo tapes of two of the most influential artists in hip hop- NAS & WU-TANG CLAN. CAMP LO gets love this week as well as CANNIBAL OX and KILLAH PRIEST. Super producer TY FYFFE calls in to speak about his RAW N UNCUT project and contest. Ty speaks on the details of the contest and what he is looking for in the next rap star. Check out rules and info at www.tyfyffe.com- ENJOY THE SHOW! PLAYLIST ME & THE BIZ- Masta Ace PIGLETS (Oh No RMX)- Guilty Simpson 40-40- Joe Budden & Royce Da 5'9" THREE OF A KIND- Spit Supreme feat. Akrobatik & Reef The Lost Cauze STILL ILL- Memphis Bleek CALL ME- Joell Ortiz feat. Novel TY FYFFE INTERVIEW FOREVER- Ghostface Killah MOVIE VILLAINS- Blaq Poet & Ty Nitti ENTER THE WU-TANG (demo)- Wu-Tang Clan WINTER WARZ- Ghostface Killah feat. Raekwon, U-God, Masta Killa & Cappadonna ETERNIA CALL-IN DAY IN THE LIFE- Eternia & MoSS feat. Tona & Maestro Fresh Wes LUMDI- Camp Lo IRON GALAXY- Cannibal Ox LIFE IS A DICE GAME (demo)- Nas I'M BEAMING- Lupe Fiasco B.I.B.L.E.- Killah Priest

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