Still Razor Sharp [mixtape] - Episode #72

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This is our rawest episode so far! For our 72nd installment pay tribute to one of the best hip-hop group of all time...the Wu-Tang Clan! This mixtape, known as Still Razor Sharp, displays just a fraction of the Wu-Tang collection. Enjoy over an hour worth of bangers, solo singles, and many other records, all crafted together by DJ JFresh-one. If you haven't done so, we encourage you all to support the Wu-Tang Clan and each of the members by purchasing their music. We also like to give much respect and thanks to the Wu family... The RZA, Gza, Ol' Dirty Bastard (R.I.P), Raekwon The Chef, U-god, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa aka Killa Priest, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, and Cappadonna.

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Tracklist:
01. Intro
02. For Heaven's Sake (Wu-Tang)
03. Only The Rugged Survive (Wu-Tang feat. Rza)
04. The Glide (Method Man feat. Raekwon & LA The Darkman)
05. Shame On A N***a (Wu-Tang)
06. Shimmy Shimmy Ya (Ol' Dirty Bastard)
07. Ya'll Been Warned (Wu-Tang)
08. Wu Banga Remix (Wu-Tang)
09. Protect Ya Neck (Wu-Tang)
10. Wu-Tang Cream Team Line-Up (Raekwon w/ Harlem Hoodz, Inspektah Deck, Method Man & Killah Sin)
11. The MGM (Wu-Tang)
12. Da N Remix (Wu-Tang)
13. C.R.E.A.M. (Wu-Tang)
14. Wu Wear (Wu-Tang)
15. It's Yourz (Wu-Tang)
16. Do You Really (Wu-Tang)
17. SKIT - Hip Hop Newsbreak (Dave Chappelle)
18. M.E.T.H.O.D. Man (Wu-Tang)
19. Protect Ya Neck...The Jump Off (Wu-Tang)
20. Cherchez Laghost (Ghostface Killah feat. U-god)
21. Sucker MCs (Wu-Tang)
22. Triumph (Wu-Tang)
23. Reunited (Wu-Tang)
24. Can It Be All So Simple (Wu-Tang)
25. U Can't Stop Me Now (RZA feat. Inspectah Deck)
26. Shadowboxin' (GZA feat. Method Man)
27. Rushing Elephants (Wu-Tang)
28. Pencil (GZA feat. Masta Killa & RZA)
29. REC Room (Inspectah Deck)
30. Da Mystery Of Chessboxing (Wu-Tang)
31. Be Easy (Ghostface Killah)
32. Gravel Pit (Wu-Tang)
33. Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit (Wu-Tang)

NEW Episode! THEMIXLAB Podcast #27 now playing!

The Mix Lab sets off another new episode this summer…number 27. Plug in your iPods, mp3 players, blank CDs, and fancy iPads to your computer and download another dose of Quality Hip-Hop! Enjoy some more tunes from the underground & above surface! Mixing it up on the decks is DJ JFresh-One. We still want all you listeners to watch out for more special episodes & mixtapes coming soon.


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#27’s Playlist:
DJ Dvious Mind’s Beat
A Tribe Called Quest – The Love
Slum Village – Tainted
Common f./ Queen Latifah – The Next Time
GangStarr – Full Clip
Grand Puba – I Like It
Soul Position – Hand Me Downs
Freeway f./ Jake One – She Makes Me Feel Alright
Mos Def – Sunshine
The Roots f./ John Legend – The Fire
Joe Budden – Walk With Me

Common Workin' On New Album "The Believer"

Yeah, it is correct! Common is gonna be droppin' a new album by early summer! He claims to be taking his music back to RAW hip-hop.

(*as reported on hiphopdx.com)
"Yeah, I’m working on The Believer right now. I’m actually working with No I.D. and Twilite Tone and Kanye West. Man, we’re looking forward to making some powerful music. It’s really in the beginning stages — the first quarter. But I plan to really focus and get it done."



When asked about his work with No I.D., Com explained why it feels right this time around.


"I feel really excited, man. We did some preliminary pre-production type stuff, and it just felt so good to be working with him. It felt like, 'Man, life is really, really good.' It’s full circle. You meet up with the person who’s partially responsible for beginning your career, and you’re like, 'Man, this is really cool — that we meet at this place in our lives and our creative journeys and we really are enthused to work with each other.'"


After Common's last release, he is ready to take it back to "raw Hip Hop," in his words.
"We know that we want to do some raw Hip Hop. That’s exactly the direction and feel we want, so that’s the basis of it. ‘Ye and I definitely know we want to do some pure Hip Hop."