The Unreleased Albums Thread (Links provided)

[mrjoncampbell]

breh i cant find that O.G edition of ready to die or joe budden the growth in ur profile

check http://www.the-coli.com/member.php?u=4388 http://www.the-coli.com/member.php?u=3329 and http://www.the-coli.com/member.php?u=2985

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[newarkhiphop]

check http://www.the-coli.com/member.php?u=4388 http://www.the-coli.com/member.php?u=3329 and http://www.the-coli.com/member.php?u=2985

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props found them to mention some you have to @therescreename

 

[mrjoncampbell]

props found them to mention some you have to @therescreename

Nice one.

 

[grazazaza]

Bilal - Love For Sale

01. Something To Hold On To
02. You're All I Need (Feels Like Heaven)
03. Gotsta Be Cool
04. Make Me Over
05. Get Out Of My Hair
06. Lord Don't Let It
07. All For Love
08. Hands Of Time
09. Hollywood
10. White Turns To Gray
11. Sorrow, Tears & Blood (Feat. Common & Zap Mama)
12. Sweet Sour You

 

[mrjoncampbell]

Bilal - Love For Sale

01. Something To Hold On To
02. You're All I Need (Feels Like Heaven)
03. Gotsta Be Cool
04. Make Me Over
05. Get Out Of My Hair
06. Lord Don't Let It
07. All For Love
08. Hands Of Time
09. Hollywood
10. White Turns To Gray
11. Sorrow, Tears & Blood (Feat. Common & Zap Mama)
12. Sweet Sour You

So classic!

 

[mrjoncampbell]

Frank n Dank - 48hrs (Prod. J.Dilla)

01-Intro
02-Marajuana
03-Rite Bites
04-Street Life
05-Pimp Strut
06-Where The Parties At ?
07-Ya'll Don't Want it
08-Sex On The Beach
09-All Seasons
10-Alright
11-Afterparty
12-Ma Dukes
13-Keep it Coming
14-Take Dem Clothes Off
15-Off Ya Chest

Frank n Dank - 48hrs (Alternative version w. samples Prod. J.Dilla)

01. "Intro" [48 Hours, bootleg, 2003]
02. "Push" [12" EP, Mummy Records, 2002]
03. "Me & My Man" (Ft. Phat Kat) [12" VLS, McNasty, 2000]
04. "Pimp Strut" [48 Hours, bootleg, 2003]
05. "Where The Parties At" (OG Mix)" [12 EP, Mummy Records, 2000]
06. "Everybody Get Up" [12" VLS, McNasty, 2000]
07. "Give It Up Pt. 2" (Ft. Jay Dee) [12" VLS, McNasty, 2000]
08. "Ma Dukes" (Ft. Tammy Lucas) [48 Hours, bootleg, 2003]
09. "I'll Bet U Will" [12" EP, Mummy Records, 2002]
10. "Love (A Thing Of The Past)" [12" VLS, McNasty, 2000]
11. "Keep It Coming" (Ft. ?uestlove) [48 Hours, bootleg, 2003]
12. "All Seasons" (OG Mix) [internet exclusive, 2002] *
13. "Move" (Ft. Jay Dee) [JD, 12" VLS, 2001]
14. "Okay" [12" EP, Mummy Records, 2002]
15. "Off Ya Chest" (Ft. Jay Dee) [48 Hours, bootleg, 2003]
16. "Take Dem Clothes Off" (Ft. Jay Dee) [48 Hours, bootleg, 2003]

 

[mrjoncampbell]

Battlecat - Gumbo Roots

01. Journey (Feat. Peeps Game)
02. Ain't No Thang (Feat. Beefy Loc)
03. On Top Of The World (Feat. Ras Kass, Hot B & Skitso G)
04. Swerve On (Feat. King Lou & Ruff Dogg)
05. Reality Check (Feat. Kam, Playa Hamm, Peeps Game & Kay Cavie)
06. Stone Cold Nut (Feat. Roc Slanga)
07. Waterdrop (Feat. Ruben RC Cruz)
08. Just The Way I Live (Feat. Domino)
09. Master Plan (Feat. Playa Hamm & Jewell)
10. Blue 64
11. Out Here (Feat. Dana Dane, Beefy Loc, Flossy Mac & Michel'Le)
12. Freedom
13. Set Trippin' (Feat. Dresta, Yo-Yo, I Smooth 7& Romy Dee)
14. Everybody Give It Up (Feat. Ruff Dogg, King Lou & Caffeine)
15. Cat's Shout Out (I'll Die For The Funk)

 

[mrjoncampbell]

D’Angelo – James River (Album Prelude)

01. Glass Mountain Trust 3:44
02. Ghetto Music (Feat. Q-Tip) 4:01
03. Bullshyt 4:54
04. Really Love 4:14
05. Believe (Feat. Q-Tip) 3:37
06. Found My Smile Again (Redux) 3:56
07. DAngelo Instrumental Medley 3:46
08. Magine 1:28
09. So Far So Good 1:05
10. Tell Me 1:05
11. Ghetto Heaven (Feat. Common) 1:27
12. Shining Star 1:52
13. DAngelo Acapella Medley 3:26
14. The D 0:56
15. 1000 Deaths 6:53

 

[grazazaza]

D’Angelo – James River (Album Prelude)

01. Glass Mountain Trust 3:44
02. Ghetto Music (Feat. Q-Tip) 4:01
03. Bullshyt 4:54
04. Really Love 4:14
05. Believe (Feat. Q-Tip) 3:37
06. Found My Smile Again (Redux) 3:56
07. DAngelo Instrumental Medley 3:46
08. Magine 1:28
09. So Far So Good 1:05
10. Tell Me 1:05
11. Ghetto Heaven (Feat. Common) 1:27
12. Shining Star 1:52
13. DAngelo Acapella Medley 3:26
14. The D 0:56
15. 1000 Deaths 6:53

Thank u bruh 4 that neo soul we need that

 

[MenacingMonk]

No sticky?

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Props to T/S. Here's my small contribution......

TRACKLIST

001. INTRO
002. WHERE U AT
003. MOTHER MAY I
004. CHECK THE LYRICS
005. INFILTRATION
006. INTO THIS
007. ROCK BOTTOM
008. SUPERIA SKILLS
009. PHUCK DKNY
010. MY MAN
011. BLACK FAMILY
012. SET EM FREE
013. dikk
014. STICK EM
015. REDMAN
016. MOST OF ALL
017. REVELATIONS​

 

[mrjoncampbell]

Props to T/S. Here's my small contribution......

TRACKLIST

001. INTRO
002. WHERE U AT
003. MOTHER MAY I
004. CHECK THE LYRICS
005. INFILTRATION
006. INTO THIS
007. ROCK BOTTOM
008. SUPERIA SKILLS
009. PHUCK DKNY
010. MY MAN
011. BLACK FAMILY
012. SET EM FREE
013. dikk
014. STICK EM
015. REDMAN
016. MOST OF ALL
017. REVELATIONS​

Nice one. Who is that?

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Nice one. Who is that?

A formidable female rapper in the vein of MC Lyte, this refreshingly principled hip-hop artist spent some nine years in the wilderness before the release of her debut album in 1997. Inspired by the old-skool rapping of KRS-One, Melle Mel and Eric B. And Rakim, she signed with Island Records subsidiary 4th & Broadway because of the label’s widely-acknowledged history with some of rap music’s pioneering forces. Her hardcore lyrics, meanwhile, carrying hardcore social messages through metaphor, were widely compared to those of Queen Latifah. She came to the attention of 4th & Broadway through the independently-released local hit, ‘Rock Bottom’. The biggest rap song to come from Miami since 2 Live Crew were at their peak, it led to hip-hop writers referring to the city itself as ‘The Bottom’ in rap parlance. Superia stayed true to her local heritage by employing an all-Miami production team to work on her debut album, Levitation.

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[Millz]

S U B S

 

[DaveyDave]

A formidable female rapper in the vein of MC Lyte, this refreshingly principled hip-hop artist spent some nine years in the wilderness before the release of her debut album in 1997. Inspired by the old-skool rapping of KRS-One, Melle Mel and Eric B. And Rakim, she signed with Island Records subsidiary 4th & Broadway because of the label’s widely-acknowledged history with some of rap music’s pioneering forces. Her hardcore lyrics, meanwhile, carrying hardcore social messages through metaphor, were widely compared to those of Queen Latifah. She came to the attention of 4th & Broadway through the independently-released local hit, ‘Rock Bottom’. The biggest rap song to come from Miami since 2 Live Crew were at their peak, it led to hip-hop writers referring to the city itself as ‘The Bottom’ in rap parlance. Superia stayed true to her local heritage by employing an all-Miami production team to work on her debut album, Levitation.

Mother Superia - Rock Bottom - YouTube​

props i'm gonna peep this