Bash Bros feat Sean Price & Big Pooh - Rock The Spot

If you are not up on The Bash Brothers yet, read an interview with them here.

And visit their MySpace page here.

SEE I TOLD YOU THAT THE BAY AREA IS MORE THAN MUSCLE CARS AND SCRAPERS!!

Enjoy.

Bash Bros feat Sean Price & Big Pooh - Rock The Spot

Bomb Hip Hop Compilation

For those of you who know, Bomb Hip Hop was a company out of the Bay area that specialized in all four elements of the hip hop culture. DJs, graffiti, MCs, and breakers were all represented in the initially black and white publication that later grew into a record label.

People like DJ Shadow, Kutmaster Kurt, Spence "Dookie" Abbot and many others got there start penning fresh articles in the blossoming publication.

In 1992 Bomb released 2 flexidiscs from a then unknown DJ by the name of Dan the Automator (Deltron 3030 or Gorillaz anyone?) that featured some more unknown artists like MadChild of later Swollen Members fame, Blackalicious a group containing founding members of soon to be respectably dope indie label Quannum Projects, later Living Legends crew members the Mystik Journeymen, the DJ prodigy Q-Bert, the founder of powerhouse label in the making Stones Throw Records Peanut Butter Wolf, and many many more talented Bay area artists.

They are credited in Spin Magazine with releasing the compilation Return of the DJ series, named one of the top albums of the 90s. In 1994 they released this compilation that was called Bomb Hip Hop Compilation and appropriately so. Because that is what it was indeed. Bomb Hip Hop.

Enjoy.

1. Style Wars Excerpt - Intro
2. Jigmastas - Execution
3. Charizma & Peanut Butter Wolf - Just Like A Test
4. Mental Prizm - Strawberry
5. Eyedle Mode - End Of The Innocence
6. Dereliks - No G'nus
7. The Nugs - Pump
8. Blackalicious - Lyric Fathom
9. Homeliss Derelix - Fuck You
10. Mystik Journeymen - Swing
11. Madchild Feat. Dj Q-Bert - Pregnant
12. Bored Stiff - Therapy
13. Total Devastation - Part Time Assassin
14. The Product Pushers - The Rap Race

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The Jacka IS the Dopest.....

Dumb Slap
Adjective -
To hit with bass and lyrical passion as to use an open palm to move towards a nearby face and repeatedly mollywop.

Well let's just say big up Dookie, The Bay is In The Area, Fobb Deep, Nation of Thizzlam, and many more for reppin the Bay area hard.

The Bay area is mostly known for Too Short, 5 on It, and Ghostriding the Whip currently, but thankfully there is much more than that.




The Jacka is a guy who has been on his independant hustle since wayback when good ole recently freed and soon to be incaracated again C-Bo got him and five of his childhood friends together to form a rap group called the Mob Figaz.

It was him, Husalah (FREE HUSALAH), AP-9, Rydah J Klyde, and Fed-X when they first started and the album they put together was not classic by any means.

But it was real.

They was young nigs on the grind doing the things many "hardcore rappers" will claim to have done, when we all know the truth. T-Wayne....

Better yet all of them have gone on to release dope solo albums.

I mean they all can spit and grew as artists from that initial release so its a great listen on any of their EPs. And damn they was living they rhymes too....

AP-9 was sporting bullet proof vests like 50 in the Hey Girl video and had caught some slugs already...

Fed-X had caught some lead too...

Husalah got bagged with 20 bricks and never told on nobody...

Anyways every release I have heard from the Jacka is nothing but dumb slap fa reals because he gets better and better as a true MC should.

The Jack Artist is a classic album IMO and I will be upping it sometime soon.

Why?

Because the Jacka got signed to Universal so hopefully he gets a lil buzz going so he can rape the major for a bit.

Here is a vid of him performing his latest single off his upcoming Universal release Tear Gas.



And here is a song off his 2nd album The Jack Artist called Hey Girl.



Studio gangstas are always entertaining for a few minutes on TV but when I am driving around town with bang in my trunk I need some real G-Shit.

Even if I'm the only one who knows it says alot for the ones who do as well.

So here are a few tracks he did off a mixtape he did with the Demolition Men, (two DJs in the Bay area killin it with the quality of their tapes) called suprise!! The Jacka is the Dopest.

Jacka - Thrones and Crowns
Jacka - Got Paper
Jacka - Punch Triggers feat Lil Dee

And if you really like it here is the whole mixtape.

Enjoy.


Demolition Men Bay Area Mixtape Kingz Present: The Jacka is the Dopest

Bonus Video

FREE HUSALAH

Husalah - Murder on My Mind