'Slaughterhouse' Rocks

There's a new supergroup in town: Slaughterhouse, made up of Joel Ortiz, Joe Budden, Crooked I and Royce Da 5'9". Each of whom have had lack luster solo careers by Sound scan standards, but mainstays on the underground scene, and thoroughly respected for their lyrical skill; which I support totally. Its been a while since we, the people, have gotten this calibre of raw yet polished lyricism, and to get that in a collaborative effort is much needed. Their debut, self titled effort on E1 music, formerly Koch, is slated for August 11....If u havent heard a sample, bon appetite: http://www.directlyrics.com/slaughterhouse-the-one-lyrics.html

Track Listing: Title:"Slaughterhouse"

1. Sound Off
2. Lyrical Murderers (feat. K. Young)
3. Microphone
4. Not Tonight
5. The One (feat. The New Royales)
6. In The Mind Of Madness (Skit)
7. Cuckoo
8. The Phone Call (Skit)
9. Onslaught 2 (feat. Fatman Scoop)
10. The Phone Call 2 (Skit)
11. Salute (feat. Pharoahe Monch)
12. Pray (It's A Shame)
13. Cut You Loose
14. Rain Drops (feat. Novel)
15. Killaz (feat. Melanie Rutherford & C. Brown)

Basquiat

Joe Buddens Vs. The Wu

The Method Man/Joe Budden beef has begun to take on a life of its own. Recently Wu Tang member, Inspektah Deck came to the defence of Meth, releasing a diss track about Buddens. Buddens has yet to say whether or not he will retaliate but has said that he could cook Deck just for fun. My question is, if Meth did not find it necessary to put something on wax then why Deck? Grown men can handle their own. Could it be that Meth knows he is out of his league? - surely Deck is? Lyrically Joe Budden's is very sharp. Don't forget the Desert Storm days of the A Team, Fab and Bundles. This one might be ugly...for the Wu. Comments anyone?

Basquiat

BRAND SPANKING...

JOE BUDDEN - IN MY SLEEP



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