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Stealf – The Mixing Bowl – Reviewed

Posted by Tom On June - 20 - 2011

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ok so usually when u hear that someone is knocking out a FREE set of tracks for your listening pleasure amid the first reactions of being grateful and pleased that it’s free, you also begin to think about the first time you were told “If it seems too good to be true it probably is” …. however this doesn’t apply here.

 

This 9 track banger is absolute FIRE and contains something for absolutely everyone, the only way you are not going to feel this is if you have no love of Hip Hop whatsoever.

 

This is a complete encapsulation of everything Hip Hop should be,  the best in the business doing their thing with Stealf at the wheel driving some thumping beats adding his unique twist on such classics.

 

It is a composition of tracks of which everyone will have a favorite and is the perfect companion for anyone who has a musical device to turn up loud !!

 

With all the heavy hitters of the hip hop world on “The Mixing Bowl” it seems a given that this was going to work, but there is a sense of responsibility with such  material and a great pressure to do each track justice when you have such names as Game, Joe Budden, Jim Jones, Lil Wayne, Kayne West and Jay Z to name but a few, featured on this epic compilation of Stealf remixes.

 

Our personal favorites out of this bunch have to be “The Announcing of a classic” – Jay-Z and Kanye West and “Hello West Coast” – Game, Dr. Dre & Ice Cube, these tracks will take you back to the good old days of Hip Hop and will show you how a remix can revive the memories of classic tracks, with a modern twist that makes you want to bump out these beats all over again.

 

“The Mixing Bowl” is an absolute banger that you need to have on your tracklist, we cant get enough of this and it seems to go harder every time you listen to it…… this a 10/10 composition of the best by the best …. hats off to Stealf he has done it again.

 

 

“The Mixing Bowl” Track List.

 

All I Need – Jay Z
Weatherman – Jim Jones, Lil Wayne & Stack Bundles
The Future – Joe Budden & Game
Pure Criminology – Raekwon & Ghostface
2 Words – Mos Def, Kanye West & Freeway
It’s All About Hawaii – Biggie, P. Diddy & Lil Kim
The Announcing Of A Classic – Jay Z & Kanye West
Hello West Coast – Game, Dr. Dre & Ice Cube
King Of Kings – Havoc & Raekwon


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Eminem Could Receive an Extra $30 Million in Royalties From F.B.T. Productions Lawsuit

Eminem Could Receive an Extra $30 Million in Royalties From F.B.T. Productions Lawsuit

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

F.B.T. Productions, the outfit accredited with discovering Eminem in 1995 and producing many of Em’s tracks filed a lawsuit back in 2007. The claim was that Aftermath did not have the right to distribute the music digitally to people such as Apple and other providers.

 

Universal Music Group (UMG) filed an appeal with the 9th Circuit Court in 2010  after Eminem and F.B.T. Productions were awarded half of the royalties of digital downloads. The appeal was overruled and UMG took their case to the Supreme Court who refused to hear the appeal.

 

During an interview with the New York Times, Joel Martin explained:

“As of now it’s worth $17 million or $20 million, but on a future accounting basis, five or 10 years from now, it could easily be a $40 million to $50 million issue,”

 

This type of case raises many questions over how royalties are distributed and reinforces the fact that the music industry has and is still changing. Digital distribution has changed the music industry in so many ways, both from a positive and a negative perspective and the future of the industry is almost certainly intertwined with how the major labels choose to embrace the digital age.

 

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E-40 Concert Shooter Sentenced to Life

Posted by Jay On March - 24 - 2011
E-40 Concert Shooter Sentenced to Life

E-40 Concert Shooter Sentenced to Life

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The shooting took place after an E-40 concert in Colorado, 2009. The man responsible, 24 year old Terry Lamaire Gaines, shot dead a man in the car park shortly after the concert. The victim, 27 year old Michael Allen Davis was found dead in his car by the police outside of the venue.

 
Mr. Gaines was sentenced to life in prison for first degree murder and an additional ten years on three separate charges after police had to chase him down. These included Possession of a deadly weapon, possession of marijuana and leading police on a car chase.

 
This was not the first violent encounter following an E-40 concert. Only months earlier (December 2008) there was a shootout that left five people injured after a concert in Denver.

 

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