Even More Blogging

so yeah Codeine Crowns camp invited me to start posting over on their blog and I agreed. Basically the blog is most of Sixtoo's Megasoid/Randomizers camp and what I assume are just people doing things up in Montreal. Last night after a few beers I made a post on there about Da Crunkstaz that I think fools need to check for to click the fucking link and peep game cause the song goes hard.

We Gone Eat These Little Fools Like Ciabatta Bread

Man, one of the best things I saw at SXSW this year was Basswood Lane at the Compound. I didn't catch them at the What It Dew Family show due to Federation destroying my mind and body but man that's not the point. The thing that is probably the best about Basswood Lane are their hooks, shit is genius. From So Pretty In The ATX to You Can Get Your Bitch Ass Jumped to Do The Bryan (got to rep my hometown). These dudes are from Austin and down with Carnival Beats so if you ain't knowin get up on it. The latest from them though is motherfucking Ciabatta Bread.

Basswood Lane - Ciabatta Bread

That song just made my fucking year. They were in between sets and Ice B says some shit like "man we on that ciabatta bread." It's at this point that I thought damn thats some hilarious local slang, I need to get up on that shit. THEN I heard the fucking song and that shit was brilliant, but man the shit doesn't stop there. Then some dude in the fucking crowd started doing this ciabatta bread dance were he unravels an imaginary sandwich and proceeds to bite the fuck out of it. It's almost on some snap dance type moves but way fucking better.

For the rest of SXSW I took every opportunity available to yell ciabatta bread at anyone willing to listen. For reals this shit is epic for me. To top shit off the homie Mike D brought me some goddamn ciabatta bread from the 4 Seasons. Fuck that Jack In The Box shit, I'm on that ciabatta bread for reals.

big shout to Mattsoreal for hooking up the mp3, homie came through in the clutch for me.

Caprice Music Remix

Tum Tum - Caprice Music Remix ft E-40 and Rick Ross
(via the fader)

I enjoy Tum Tum's raps, got 40 poopin on your varmits, ross is ok on it too.

I just want the paper

There is really no excuse not to cop this on Tuesday.

epic R&B symphony rap

8ball and MJG feat 112 and Three-6 Mafia - Cruisin

1. If only all 'for the ladies' cuts could be so epic and committed to the concept and caught up in their own grandeur.
2. 8ball and MJG can pull off widescreen Bad Boy Diddy-pop better than most and I hope these dudes get the focus they really deserve this year - single with Project Pat from last year was a classic and "Riding High" was hot in a exuberant mid-period Outkast way. Their first Bad Boy album was underrated, diverse in approach and startlingly ambitious in a way established acts really don't have to be. And after years of classic releases in the suave house style, one timid step into pop with Quik and Swizz tracks on Space Age, this ambition was charming (their last 112 song even brought back that old Ma$e standby with some euphoric disco-pop-rap!) Judging from the new singles this album continues w/ an even bigger step into Big Important Music Statement, the rap equivalent of Oscar bait or some shit.
3. MJG and 8ball really sound charming over this. Committed and serious, no tossed off verse for the ladies, its all for real.
4. 3-6 are basically an afterthought and sound out of place. They don't have that TLC that Ball and G pull off with almost accidental ease; if this was on a 3-6 album it would be filler.

Can U Make it Hot

Forgotten Do Or Die Rap-a-lot classic: