Freedom Town: Aesthetic and Recreational Lawn Alternative
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Like $30 a gram so at least 3xs? Supposed to go down a lot this year but who knows. I still have it on my list that I want to legally by a gram of weed though in a store that is allowed to legally sell it in this state.
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BUTCHER 206
Weed isn't worth $10 a gram I don't care if its the greatest bud on earth it should be 4-6 a gram
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209ALLStAr and 209ALLStAr
i would love some wind chill right now. when the breeze blows its just more hot air
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BUTCHER 206
LOL
THEY LEFT OUT THE PART ABOUT HIM FUCKING AN UNDERAGE DAUGHTER OF ONE OF HIS FRIENDS WHO CALLED HIM UNCLE SINCE SHE WAS BORN
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Brandon C. Rodegeb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brandon C. Rodegeb
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brandon C. Rodegeb, better known as B-12 (born on October 9, 1977) is a music executive, film maker and rap artist. Brandon was born in San Francisco, CA at San Francisco General Hospital and raised in Benicia, CA. He attended Benicia high school where he listened to rock music. Living in an area rich in cultural and hip-hop history gave Brandon access to hip-hop music at an early age. The youngest son of a single mother with two brothers (one murdered in 1994) and a sister, Brandon was interested in music when very young.
Growing up around such rap legends as Too Short, 11/5, RBL Posse, and others, B-12 was able to get into music early. Failure followed, although not immediately, and after his family moved to the nearby suburb of Vallejo, California in 1991; B-12 eventually went bald.
In 2001 B-12, Fidel Castro & Say-So formed the group Riderlife and released the album Neva Look Back. The album featured several west coast artists including: MC Eiht, Celly Cel, Taydatay, 11/5, Young Droop, San Quinn, Luni Coleone, M.O.G., Jay Tee, Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E., Skee 64, Young Dru, Da' Unda' Dogg and also Eightball, who is from Memphis, Tennessee.
In 2002 B-12, Jay Tee & Young Dru formed the group Free Agents and released the album Negotiations on 40 Ounce Records. The project is described as "a loosely knit group of "rap comrades" who came together to make a statement about independence and ownership in a turbulent time in the music industry." The album was advertised as having "a bald guy in his 20's on the cover."[1] Which can be seen as a departure of the norm by avoiding an album cover where people have hair still.[2]
B-12 no longer represents a wide array of artists choosing to focus his energy on using methamphetamine, and his artist, Arizona r&b sensation Cynthia Rodegeb C-12.
Contents
1 Discography
1.1 Collaboration albums
1.2 Guest appearances
2 References
3 External links
Discography
Collaboration albums
2001: Riderlife - Neva Look Back
2002: Free Agents - Negotiations
Guest appearances
Year Artist Album Song
2001 Mob Figaz Ridah Presents D Boyz Compilation "Ball 'Till I Fall"
40 Ounce Records Presents Playas Association Vol. 3 - The Product "As I Glance Back"
2002 Jay Tee High Caliber "Bounce Bounce" (featuring Don Cisco & Miami The Most)
Various Artists Playas Association Vol. IV - Northwest Hustlin "Three the Hard Way" (featuring Dutch & Young Dru)
2003 Jay Tee & B-12 Present Bayriderz, Vol. 3: Kalifornia: State of Emergency "Mashin' Out" (featuring Mac Dre & Jay Tee)
"I'm a Boss" (featuring Free Agents, Big Mack, Taydatay)
"Fuck All Yall" (featuring Dutch, Mr. Kee & Jay Tee)
"U Might Be" (featuring Riderlife & Young Dru)
2005 Luni Coleone How the West Was Won, Vol. 2 "Problem With That" (featuring I-Rocc & Smigg Dirtee)
Various Artists On One: The 40 Ounce Album & Mixtape CD "Outside the Club" (featuring Jay Tee)
"Still Broke (Remix)" (featuring Chilee Powdah)
"How We Roll" (featuring I-Rocc)
"My Glock"
References
Brown, Todd R. (May 9, 2006). "Rappers shine out of East Palo Alto". Oakland Tribune. Retrieved 2008-12-13.[dead link]
Showcase Magazine
http://www.audiolunchbox.com/album?a=129719
Free Agents - Negotiation$ CD Album
External links
We are THE #1 Source for West Coast Rap Music! The Siccness Network
A-Wax
THEY LEFT OUT THE PART ABOUT HIM FUCKING AN UNDERAGE DAUGHTER OF ONE OF HIS FRIENDS WHO CALLED HIM UNCLE SINCE SHE WAS BORN
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Brandon C. Rodegeb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brandon C. Rodegeb
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brandon C. Rodegeb, better known as B-12 (born on October 9, 1977) is a music executive, film maker and rap artist. Brandon was born in San Francisco, CA at San Francisco General Hospital and raised in Benicia, CA. He attended Benicia high school where he listened to rock music. Living in an area rich in cultural and hip-hop history gave Brandon access to hip-hop music at an early age. The youngest son of a single mother with two brothers (one murdered in 1994) and a sister, Brandon was interested in music when very young.
Growing up around such rap legends as Too Short, 11/5, RBL Posse, and others, B-12 was able to get into music early. Failure followed, although not immediately, and after his family moved to the nearby suburb of Vallejo, California in 1991; B-12 eventually went bald.
In 2001 B-12, Fidel Castro & Say-So formed the group Riderlife and released the album Neva Look Back. The album featured several west coast artists including: MC Eiht, Celly Cel, Taydatay, 11/5, Young Droop, San Quinn, Luni Coleone, M.O.G., Jay Tee, Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E., Skee 64, Young Dru, Da' Unda' Dogg and also Eightball, who is from Memphis, Tennessee.
In 2002 B-12, Jay Tee & Young Dru formed the group Free Agents and released the album Negotiations on 40 Ounce Records. The project is described as "a loosely knit group of "rap comrades" who came together to make a statement about independence and ownership in a turbulent time in the music industry." The album was advertised as having "a bald guy in his 20's on the cover."[1] Which can be seen as a departure of the norm by avoiding an album cover where people have hair still.[2]
B-12 no longer represents a wide array of artists choosing to focus his energy on using methamphetamine, and his artist, Arizona r&b sensation Cynthia Rodegeb C-12.
Contents
1 Discography
1.1 Collaboration albums
1.2 Guest appearances
2 References
3 External links
Discography
Collaboration albums
2001: Riderlife - Neva Look Back
2002: Free Agents - Negotiations
Guest appearances
Year Artist Album Song
2001 Mob Figaz Ridah Presents D Boyz Compilation "Ball 'Till I Fall"
40 Ounce Records Presents Playas Association Vol. 3 - The Product "As I Glance Back"
2002 Jay Tee High Caliber "Bounce Bounce" (featuring Don Cisco & Miami The Most)
Various Artists Playas Association Vol. IV - Northwest Hustlin "Three the Hard Way" (featuring Dutch & Young Dru)
2003 Jay Tee & B-12 Present Bayriderz, Vol. 3: Kalifornia: State of Emergency "Mashin' Out" (featuring Mac Dre & Jay Tee)
"I'm a Boss" (featuring Free Agents, Big Mack, Taydatay)
"Fuck All Yall" (featuring Dutch, Mr. Kee & Jay Tee)
"U Might Be" (featuring Riderlife & Young Dru)
2005 Luni Coleone How the West Was Won, Vol. 2 "Problem With That" (featuring I-Rocc & Smigg Dirtee)
Various Artists On One: The 40 Ounce Album & Mixtape CD "Outside the Club" (featuring Jay Tee)
"Still Broke (Remix)" (featuring Chilee Powdah)
"How We Roll" (featuring I-Rocc)
"My Glock"
References
Brown, Todd R. (May 9, 2006). "Rappers shine out of East Palo Alto". Oakland Tribune. Retrieved 2008-12-13.[dead link]
Showcase Magazine
http://www.audiolunchbox.com/album?a=129719
Free Agents - Negotiation$ CD Album
External links
We are THE #1 Source for West Coast Rap Music! The Siccness Network
A-Wax
