“Snitchin’ For Dummies”: Prodigy Fingers Jay-Z & Cam’ron

Breaking news: There are different levels (subcategorization dun) of snitching??!!!


+NEGRO PLEASE: Prodigy Fingers Jay-Z & Cam’ron in “Snitchin’ For Dummies”: XXL: Blogger's Note
+For all intents and purposes, the long feud between Mobb Deep and Jay-Z is dead[?]: MTV: Mixtape Monday

PE No. 1: Cam'set

To my sister's abhorrence: Harlem's Public Enemy #1 misogynist... Cam'set!!!

+Cam'ron: MySpace

B-Ball Zombie War

Guilty Simpson: Make It Fast (Prod. by J Dilla)
From: 2K8: B-Ball Zombie War

Peanut Butter Wolf
2k8

B-Ball Zombie War

2k Sports OST

CD coming October 2

Stones Throw is teaming up with video game trendsetters 2K Sports to present the soundtrack for the latest in 2K’s series, NBA 2K8. Stones Throw president Peanut Butter Wolf has compiled B-Ball Zombie War, a 20-song companion piece to the video game. The album and the game will be released October 2nd.

B-Ball Zombie War features new collaborations by Talib Kweli, Q-Tip and MF Doom over beats by J Dilla, as well as new tracks by Madlib, Guilty Simpson, Aloe Blacc, Koushik, and MED among others. New names are introduced, including Karriem Riggins and Madlib’s group Supreme Team.

This will be the first Stones Throw collaboration with another brand since last year’s Chrome Children compilation with Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim. Stones Throw is best known for its work with Madlib, J Dilla and MF Doom.

+Media Downloads: B-Ball Zombie War CD cover

News Flash
Women may be hardwired to prefer pink - Cam'ron explain yourself...

+Miss Info report: No Homo!

Same Idiot, Real Idiot

HIP-HOP ON A HIGHER LEVEL
August 2007 No. 94

I Was There
Words: Sacha Jenkins Images: Ben Watts

Excerpts:

XXL: Some of Cam’ron’s jabs are about your not being in the streets with the people.

50 Cent: The same idiot that you you just mentioned went on 60 Minutes and said he wouldn’t tell police about [the whereabouts of] a serial killer. Only thing missing from hip-hop is an IQ test [set in boldface type for emphasis]. If you’re smart, you know that’s not the fuckin’ place to say that. Then you gotta send a statement out and apologize. What does that mean? That he will snitch?

XXL: Why would someone saying your name…

50 Cent: That’s another point. Like I’m telling you, you’re dealing with a real idiot. He calls me the name my mother named me, to make me feel like that’s a disrespect on some level. Doesn’t make sense. Curtis is now the name of my album.

*50 Cent: Official Site I MTV I MySpace
*The Spin Interview: 50 Cent (Bigger, Longer, and Uncut)

Insecurely in Comfort

Leon Ware: Comfort (aka Come Live With Me Angel) Ft. Minnie Riperton
From: Musical Massage (Gordy/Motown, 1976)

Paraphrased from Dusty Groove:

Leon Ware’s Musical Massage is arguably:

• LW's paramount record and
• One of the foremost Motown records of the 70's.

The record is a beautiful interlacement of balmy soul, recorded right on the heels of Marvin Gaye's I Want You album, which was conceived and written by LW, yet assumed by MG.
For this set, LW creates a auditory impression reminiscent of I Want You forging smooth keyboards with artful inferring of electro-funk, the amalgamation converges with LW’s sweetly warming (sounds like a job for Cam'ron's, "No Homo" verifier) vocals.
This original version of Comfort was also performed by MG on I Want You.

Materialness

Erykah Badu: Real Thing (Music Is Everything) (Prod. by Madlib)
From: ? (?, ?)

Cam'ron: Freestyle
From: DJ Envy and Dipset: Bad Guys, Vol. 17 (?, 2007)

Cam'ron: Curtis (Prod. by The MG'z) (Inst.)
From: J. Armz: How To Be An MC, Vol. 42 (Vinyl, 2007)

Erykah Badu & Madlib have been in the studio recently; however, this track wasn't made for a particular album.
Erykah doesn't know how it got out and Madlib can't revive when it was made.

Jim told Miss Info, “on the record,” that he and the whole rest of the Diplomats crew, or the Dipset 300 as he put it….that they are collectively “putting Cam’ron on punishment.”

Updates:
Miss Info 1 & 2/ Illseed 1, 2 & 3

News Flash: YNQ Broke Up
CD/LP July 17

Malik, Joe, Ahmad, Monk & Otis have called it quits. The last YNQ record, Otis Jackson's solo joint "Jewelz EP" will drop on vinyl in June.
In July, the Yesterdays Universe album will feature the next phase in the YNQ universe: 10 new groups produced by Madlib, all of whom will have records released in the next 12 months.
Check out "Free Son" from the Yesterdays Universe album at Stones Throw's page on Uber.

*Cam'ron songs and 50 Cent's rumored cover: "Courtesy Curtis" to Get Right Music

What the Peanut Butter and Jelly Bullschitt is This?!

FREE ASSOCIATION

Ju-Par Universal Orchestra: Is Anyone Listening?
From: Moods & Grooves (Ju-Par, 1976)

Below find excerpts from AHH’s article where rapper Cam'ron explains his 60 Minutes interview and issues an apology for his comments:

"Where I come from, once word gets out that you've cooperated with the police that only makes you a bigger target of criminal violence," Cam'ron explained. "That is a dark reality in so many neighborhoods like mine across America. I'm not saying it’s right, but it’s reality. And it's not unfounded. There's a harsh reality around violence and criminal justice in our inner cities."
Despite this reality, Cam’ron is quick to say that "my experience in no way justifies what I said" on 60 Minutes.
"Looking back now, I can see how those comments could be viewed as offensive, especially to those who have suffered their own personal tragedies or to those who put their lives on the line to protect our citizens from crime," he stated. "Please understand that I was expressing my own personal frustration at my own personal circumstances. I in no way was intending to be malicious or harmful. I apologize deeply for this error in judgment."

From the heralding bowels of XXL Magazine:

Cam’Ron was white hot a few years ago in the ‘Hey Ma’ era and I honestly enjoyed listening to him more than Jigga, but since then Cam has become trash. It’s like he hasn’t pushed his style any further. If you rhyme the exact same way you did ten years ago it says to me that you haven’t grown as an artist.

J-J-J-J-J-Jew Unit

CITATION REGURGITATION


According to 50 Cent, "When it comes to civil, you don’t have to worry about G-Unit. You have to worry about the J-J-J-J-J-Jew Unit. When the lawyers come out, we gonna see what it is.”

In other litigation related news:
Max Bigavell, born Charly Wingate, while holding a prison mess hall tray raps a taste about his:

• ghostwriting for Cam'ron, Jim Jones ("Ballin'"), Brydgang, etcetera,
• sanguinity which allows him to lampoon himself - rhyming about farina and waffles/chicken and rice and
• nine month pregnant wife who has not received any financial support albeit a stroller from industry cronies with AHH.

*Raps a taste" - to talk candidly