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Artist: M.O.P.
Year: 2003 year
Total Length: 73:04 min
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Song |
Bitrate |
Length |
Size |
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Intro |
128 |
0:17 |
0,26 Mb |
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| 2 |
Blackout Freestyle |
128 |
3:44 |
4,16 Mb |
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| 3 |
Jadakiss |
128 |
0:20 |
0,30 Mb |
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| 4 |
Respect Freestyle |
128 |
2:53 |
2,64 Mb |
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| 5 |
Can I Get Witcha |
128 |
2:59 |
3,24 Mb |
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| 6 |
Air You Out |
128 |
2:34 |
2,92 Mb |
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| 7 |
B.K. Story To Tell |
160 |
1:40 |
2,07 Mb |
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| 8 |
Star Wars |
160 |
3:55 |
4,24 Mb |
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| 9 |
Wanted Dead Or Alive |
128 |
4:30 |
4,98 Mb |
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| 10 |
Freestyle |
128 |
1:53 |
1,73 Mb |
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| 11 |
Freestyle |
160 |
2:03 |
2,44 Mb |
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| 12 |
R.U.L.E. |
160 |
3:32 |
4,17 Mb |
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| 13 |
Change Gon' Come (Remix) |
128 |
1:51 |
1,90 Mb |
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| 14 |
D-Block World |
128 |
4:05 |
3,85 Mb |
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| 15 |
Freestyle |
160 |
2:07 |
2,40 Mb |
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| 16 |
Freestyle |
128 |
2:07 |
1,94 Mb |
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| 17 |
Whoa |
160 |
1:54 |
2,27 Mb |
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| 18 |
Fuck You |
160 |
3:14 |
3,71 Mb |
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| 19 |
Want Chu Back |
160 |
2:33 |
2,93 Mb |
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| 20 |
Little Bit Of Love |
128 |
4:39 |
4,66 Mb |
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| 21 |
Wait A Minute |
128 |
3:31 |
3,21 Mb |
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| 22 |
Glock & 2 Clips |
128 |
3:12 |
2,93 Mb |
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| 23 |
Tipsy (Remix) |
160 |
3:56 |
4,95 Mb |
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| 24 |
Rockwilder Freestyle |
128 |
2:16 |
2,26 Mb |
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| 25 |
Arliss Clips |
160 |
1:39 |
1,90 Mb |
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| 26 |
Take It |
128 |
3:59 |
4,06 Mb |
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| 27 |
Freestyle |
160 |
1:41 |
2,11 Mb |
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News Arhive: Quick News On Britney And Kevin, D Angelo, Distillers |
Kevin Federline — a.k.a. Mr. Britney Spears — shows he's a real romantic in a cover story in the March issue of Details (his more famous wife also takes part). In it, we discover he likes to use the word "ass" a lot, Spears sometimes uses the odd phrase "motherchucker," and she thinks Rolling Stone and Us Weekly publisher Jann Wenner is a "big old fat man." The couple also insist their love is for real. "That's why I married him, because he's not a shallow mother----er Hollywood actor guy," Spears said. "She's f---ing proud of me," Federline boasted. "I could be sitting at home doing nothing. I could be playing video games." Speaking of doing nothing, Federline said that he's giving up dancing as a job because "I've done it, dude." Instead, he hopes to start a clothing company called Pair a Dice, because the couple have matching dice tattoos. "I want to do some cool casual stuff, like jeans and T-shirts and sweat suits," he told the magazine. "And then I also want to hit the flip side — high-end, classy stuff, too." Meanwhile, the BBC has restricted the airing of the steamy ad for Britney's Curious perfume until after 7:30 p.m., according to a spokesperson for the Broadcast Advertising Clearance Centre. Less racy edits of the commercial — which features a scantily clad Spears fantasizing about the man in the hotel room next door — can air before the restricted time.
Christian Bale, Katie Holmes, Liam Neeson, Morgan Freeman and others will reprise their film roles from the upcoming "Batman Begins" in the video game of the same name. Due June 17, the game challenges players to step into the shadows of Gotham City's perilous criminal underworld as DC Comics' legendary Dark Knight, played by Bale, and use fear as their ultimate weapon. R&B singer D'Angelo's court date has been pushed back once again. The Grammy-winning artist was scheduled to be arraigned on charges of drunk driving and drug possession last Friday, but the date has been postponed to April 13. The charges stem from a January 9 incident in which D'Angelo was stopped for a traffic violation near his hometown of Richmond, Virginia. At the stop, his car was searched and officers found substances believed to be cocaine and marijuana.
Slim Thug's major-label debut, Already Platinum, has been pushed back to March. The Houston MC has decided to return to the studio to record new material after songs from the original version of the album were leaked. No word yet on an exact release date. Pete Rock, Rupee and Doug E. Fresh will lead a host of hip-hoppers at the Rap for Relief tsunami benefit concert at New York's B.B. King's Blues Club on February 22. Other acts scheduled to perform include Rahzel, Buckshot, J-Live, the High & Mighty, C-Rayz Walz and Sean Price. All proceeds from the concert will go to the Red Cross. Tickets are $20 in advance and extra donations will be accepted at the club that night.
Distillers frontwoman Brody Dalle might have killer pipes and a tattoo that prominently displays the f-word, but one thing she doesn't have anymore is a drummer. In a post on TheDistillers.com, Andy Granelli — who played drums on the Distillers' most recent record, 2003's Coral Fang — wrote that he was leaving the group to devote more time to his other band, Darker My Love. "I am writing in to say that I have officially quit the Distillers," Granelli said. "I started Darker My Love as an outlet for us to play exactly what we wanted to, without compromise. So I feel now it is my time to go back to that." A spokesperson for the band had no information on who would be replacing Granelli. Vanessa Williams will show some love for her country when she sings the national anthem at NASCAR's Daytona 500 on Sunday. The singer will also take part in a tribute to America, during which she will sing "America the Beautiful." Joining her in the tribute will be Brian Wilson, Five for Fighting's John Ondrasik, and Clint Black.
With the biggest awards show in the film industry less than two weeks away, "The Aviator" took home the top honor of Best Film at England's equivalent of the Oscars. The Howard Hughes biopic also garnered the Best Actress in a Supporting Role award for Cate Blanchett, and several technical awards at the British Academy of Film and Television Awards on Saturday. Jamie Foxx won Best Actor for "Ray," while "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" won Orange Film of the Year, the only award chosen by the general public. The Clash's Joe Strummer, who died in 2002 of a heart attack, was honored on Saturday with a train named for him in the U.K., according to The Associated Press. The Strummer train, dedicated on Saturday at a railway station in Bristol, joins a long list of trains that have been named after famous people for the last 200 years in England.
Falling short of your daily recommended dose of 1950s biker-flick-inspired rock and roll? Well, you're in luck. Because on May 3, retro Danish rockers the Raveonettes will drop Pretty in Black, the follow-up to their 2003 album, Chain Gang of Love. The first single from the new record is "Love in a Trashcan." |
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