New Releases: July 1st

Its new music tuesday, so lets get you caught up on what's dropping today so you can have some new music to bump at your 4th of July parties, because we both know you don't want to be that guy stuck listening to music from 2002.

G-Unit - "T.O.S: Terminate On Sight"

First up, everyone's favorite Guerillas, the G-G-G-G Unit drops their second studio album as a group. This one is called T.O.S: Terminate On Sight, and the name refers to them “aggressively” taking aim at the competition. Gee, that's a change of pace for the Unit - it's good to see 50 raising the bar. Ironically, Young Buck, who was kicked out of G-Unit, still appears on this album...Evidently, there's some dispute about 50 owing Buck money, and vice versa, so maybe having Buck on this record is like making him wash dishes when he can't pay his dinner tab. You get to eat, but it's embarrassing as hell.



Jim Jones presents Byrd Gang - "M.O.B."

Up next, Diplomats CEO Jim Jones (Baaaaaaallin) introduces his new rap group the Byrd Gang, which consists of himself, Mel Matrix, NOE, Freeky Zeaky, Sandman, Oshy, and producer Chick Santana...ummm, who? Who knows, but it you're a fan of the Diplo Capo, go cop that. Hey, it's your money, not mine.



Tech N9ne - "Killer"

Straight outta Kansas City, Missouri, a crazy muthafucker named Tech N9ne drops his double disc “Killer” which features 32 tracks including appearances from Ice Cube, Scarface, and Paul Wall. If you know Tech, then you know this joint will be all killer, no filler...And look at that cover, how could you say no to that? I couldn't. I know it's only July, but let's just crown this the album cover of the year. Sorry Weezy.



Paul Wall - "Already Famous"

And last, but not least, the grill master -- no, not George Forman – Houston native Paul Wall drops Already Famous, which would have been a better title about 2 years ago. He is even still famous? The album (which is so massive, it doesn't even have cover art on Amazon) features Slim Thug, and Mike Jones, who? Mike Jooooones.

50 Cent - "Sincerely Yours" Mixtape

Curtis is getting is old school on. This new mixtape is a collection of Fif spitting over classic R&B beats. I don't know what to even say about this, so I'll let he music speak for itself.

I'll admit, it's a dope idea. I mean, who doesn't love classic R&B jams? 50 has always had a good year for music and he picks some great classics to rock here (even though they have ALL been sampled already), but I really can't listen to this dude yelling at me for 12 straight tracks. I'd rather cool out and listen to the originals while sipping ice cold lemonade on my porch, ya nahmean?


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Tracklisting

1 I’m Rising to the Top
2 Moonman
3 My Heart
4 Don’t Stop 50’s Music
5 Before I Let Go
6 Thanks A Lot
7 This is For You
8 When I Get Out
9 I Wanna Be Your Favorite
10 That Girl
11 Cruising Music
12 My Name Ring Bells

[NEW] The Game - Taped Convo (G-Unit Diss)

Game steps up and decides to join the ongoing Young Buck/50 Cent beef stew. Game comes with some heat, and some tapped conversations of his own. The rap game is turning into an episode of The Wire, but with horrible acting.

The Game - Taped Convo (G-Unit Diss)

50 Cent & Young Buck Beef Over the Telephone.

Remember when rappers just beefed on record? Now it's on telephones, YouTube, and the internet. Technology is fun!

So let me break it down. Young Buck used to be in G-Unit, but he got kicked out because 50 claimed he abused drugs. Young Buck spent all his money on said drugs and then came to 50 asking for royalties he was owned from his G-Unit days. Curtis said no, so Buck started popping off and dissing G-Unit. He even came out in concert and said "Fuck G-Unit."

50, never to be outdone, then released a recorded phone conversation between him and Buck, where Buck actually begs to come back to G-Unit and then breaks down and starts crying. It's quite painful. (But on the real, why is 50 recording his phone conversations? That's some Shady ass shit...no pun intended.)

Listen here: Part 1. Part 2.

So Buck has now fired back with his response to the Phone Call heard 'round the world.

Young Buck - "The Taped Conversation"

Rappers are silly.