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DiTopShotta

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^^ yeh mi saw dat.nutten speshul ef yu aks me.

Terror Squad+Buju-Rudeboy Salute
Method Man+Capleton-Wings Of The Morning
Supercat+Method Man-Scalp Dem (RZA Remix)
Twinz-4 Eyez 2 Heads
MNMsta (Of Foesum)-Streets Don´t Play
Just Ice-Nah Touch Da Just

Keep Comin More.
 
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DiTopShotta

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know all songs with spice.still thanks.

z-ro - ghetto crisis
shaggy f. grand puba-why u treat me so bad
cobra f. gheto boys-dead end street

post some more later.
keep it comin,
 
TAKIN NO SHORTZ

TAKIN NO SHORTZ

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Codeine said:
Esham "Any Style You Want"

Natas "NATAS"
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I was goin´thru Natas songz & I Realized that they got two tracks titled as Natas (One on doubelievengod and other on godlike). Who does that, well Natas can do it. :classic:

.... Esham´s track Bolivia is close to reggea style. One of my favorite tracks from A1 Yola;


@ DiTopShotta Have u checked Papa Reu´s albums Xcuse Me! & U Know Me
Those are pretty good to me. Here´s his biography from allmusic.com

http://www.allmusicguide.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&searchlink=PAPA|REU&sql=11:3jfrxq9hldae~T1 said:
Raised in Trinidad before he made his move to Houston, TX, as a teen, Papa Reu blended the soundtrack of his early upbringing with the hardcore Dirty South music he discovered later in life, and created a new urban genre he likes to call "thug hall." Reu first presented his unique blend of dancehall reggae and hip-hop at talent shows and open mic nights around Houston. He was only 15 when legends 8Ball and MJG caught his act. The duo enlisted Reu for an appearance on their 1994 album On the Outside Looking In. A few independent singles hit the streets during the late '90s along with appearances on albums by Mr. Coop and Field Mob, but it wasn't until 2000 that Papa Reu broke out on his own with the full-length Xcuse Me! on the Upstairs label. A year later his own Reu Muzik released U Know Me, and while the album sold well regionally, it was his 2002 appearance on the 504 Boyz's hit single "Tight Whips" that would make him a Southern rap player. High-profile rappers like Daz Dillinger, Juvenile, and Lil' Flip were guests for 2003's Certified, the last album he would release on his own label before being signed to the Sanctuary family. The major label coupled some of Reu's classic cuts with new tracks and released Life & Music in 2005.
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KillaClown

KillaClown

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ehh... just fuck with some Tony Matterhorn if you lookin for reggae beats.

... and they just had Sean Kingston on the radio here in the D yesterday, and it went something like this:

"So Sean... do you smoke?"

"Nah, I dont smoke. I leave that to my older brothers."

"YOU DONT SMOKE?!?! What kind of Jamaican are you?"

that shit was very funny to me.

which reminds me...

Obie Trice- Jamaican Girl
 
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