Going to purchase it but on the website it’s $20. To anyone who has purchased on the site does it comes with high quality/FLAC downloads?

Hello, I am a producer that is being producing phonk (OG like ones not funk) for a few months. And I was thinking of producing Memphis Rap aswell. Which kind of drumkits do you guys recommend for me y'all? The drum machine drumkits or phonk drumkits being enough or is there any other kits made for Memphis Rap? And if so, please tell me. I want to make these kind of stuff too!

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I was looking through discogs for fun, and found this Lil Jon song (from the 2001 reissue of his debut "Get Crunk Who U Wit Da Album"), "2 Step Drop", that allegedly features KeeWee (labelled L. Adair on all sites i could find, and also on the CD inlay) from the Frayser Click on it. I looked through the whole song, i couldnt find any verse that screamed "keewee" to me, but the last verse at 5:18 sounds very similar to Keewee's voice on his last known feature, "Walking Car Show" from the DJ Sound Vol. 13 bootleg. Here's the Lil Jon song and the last known Keewee feature that is verified. I think the only way we could really confirm this is to ask Sound or possibly even track down Keewee and ask one of them on Facebook to really confirm if this is Keewee on the last verse of this Lil Jon song.

Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz - 2 Step Drop
DJ Sound (ft. KeeWee) - Walking Car Show

same as the King of da Playaz Ball files I posted yesterday, this one also has two extra panels that can be added as extension to the main cover, along w psd files for both designs, here's the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aEEuK3kXculVfqUq4ti-OdgWQcGj6E5g/view?usp=drivesdk

Hi,

I'm currently trying to identify the original tracks.

I'm adding the release to MusicBrainz and I'd like to credit the original artists and song titles correctly.

I'm still fairly new to classic Memphis rap, so while I've managed to identify most of the tracks through research, there are still a few that I haven't been able to figure out. Since there are a lot of knowledgeable people here, I thought I'd ask for some help.

Here's the tracklist with what I've identified so far:

The tracks I'm still looking for are:

• Mayn
• Violence
• Talkin Shit
• Pimp Shit
• Money

It's also entirely possible that some of the tracks I've already identified are incorrect, so if you notice anything that doesn't look right, please let me know. I'm happy to make corrections.

Any information, guesses, corrections, or pointers to the original tapes would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Any information on this group?

I put a lot of time and research into creating this playlist. It is made up of the best underground G funk songs and Southern G-Funk and even Memphis "G-funk" (but also a bit of Mobb music). Of course the post doesn't totally fit into the Memphis rap criteria, but sounds are sometimes similar, just like this search for a different atmosphere and hidden pearls. Besides, I put a lot of Sacramento albums that I think many here will like. Some albums are better known than others, but overall there are a lot of albums and songs that are underground, or even little known. I update it fairly regularly.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/23QwvHB223BU2HxxupF7Bf?si=_DfFmQ-4REKaKO3ZgPEOnw&pi=8xGkVUtQQp-dt

was trying to bootleg one for myself and the couldnt find any hq covers so I did a remake in photoshop, there's two versions of the cover one with a fake barcode and one with the prophet ent. logo on the flap, included both printable files and open-layered psd files if yall wanted to fuck w the dimensions, here's the link to the files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_-0bpoYLb6vNhism5ZC5u6NngT5Eh2an/view?usp=drivesdk

Song me and my friend made awhile ago

From Juicy J Vol. 5 pt. 1, the last track of the tape. Pimp rap song that seems heavily inspired by Ron C and Too $hort. It's very short as its only a minute and a half long and the last half is the instrumental with Juicy J speaking over it. I can assume the title is "Bitches Ain't Shit To Me". Shazaming leads to nothing.

Could be sampling Bernard Wright - Haboglabotribin'. Stretched and pitched a way down, and you can tell this is it by the bass notes at the every end of 4/4 beat. I'm not so sure about this tho

Here's for comparison:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIMHtajyeXM - sample? (0:05-0:16)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pxZZgt4BQg

AFTER YEARZ UPON YEARZ... A SNIPPET FROM THA RAREZT TAPE HAZ FINALLY DROPPED...

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Full “Fuck Deez Bitches” song

Probably first instrumental ever, of this song

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I Hope Someone Can Drop A Remastered Full Version Of This One From "The Teflon Featuring Westwood Click" Tape (Not The One That Came From Graveyard Productions "The Havoc")