9th Prince ft RZA – I Will Rize

peace to vega

“Wu Music Group, the new label ran by the administrative mind of Mitchell “Divine” Diggs ” <--- What intern came up with that as the intro to the press release? I'm no one to complain about awkward language though, I almost titled this post The Rzarrection!

1. Combat (Afro Season II Open Theme) – RZA; P. Dot
2. You Already Know – Kool G Rap; Inspectah Deck; Suga Bang
3. Blood Thicker Than Mud “Family Affair” – Reverand William Burke; Sly Stone; Stone Mecca
4. Whar – Kool G Rap; Ghostface Killah; Tash Mahogany; RZA
5. Girl Samurai Lullaby – Rah Digga; Stone Mecca
6. Fight for You – Thea Van Seijen
7. Bitch Gonna Get Ya’ – Rah Digga
8. Bloody Days Bloody Nights – Prodigal Sunn; Thea Van Siejen
9. Kill Kill Kill – Rugged Monk
10. Nappy Afro – Boy Jones
11. Bloody Samurai – Black Knights; Dexter Wiggles; Thea Van Seijen
12. Dead Birds – Killah Priest; Prodgical Sunn; Shavo
13. Arch Nemesis – Ace; Moe Rock
14. Brother’s Keeper – Reverand William Burke; The RZA; Infinite
15. Yellow Jackets – Ace; Moe Rock
16. Take the Sword pt. III – 60 Second Assassin; Leggezin; Crisi; Christ Bearer; Rugged Monk; Tré Irie; Kinetic; Reverand William Burks; Bobby Digital
17. Number One Samurai (Afro Season II Outro) – The RZA ; 9th Prince

Side A by CV

Dopefiend Beatnigs Feat. Dave Dub – Under the Streets
Third Sight – Baghdad
Jay Electronica – When the Levees Broke
La The Darkman – Doing It Again
Siah and Yeshua – Hairy Bird intro
Zest The Smoker – Micalina and the End
Matt Gamin – No One Rides for Free
K6A – As Tu Vu LHeure – (Smile) beat by Smilé
The Package – Hunt Or Be Hunted
Dashiell feat. p.e.a.c.e. and dj bobba – Automatic Diplomatic
Supa Koopa and Outkome – Fame
Nym – and then it dawned on me
Thoughts – freestyle [Recorded by CV]


Side B by Ming-Tzu

Ivan Ives – Back From Amsterdam
L.I.F.E. Long & UG of Cella Dwellas – Skrypt Keepahs
Aamir, 2Mex, Bigg Jus, Xczircles & K-The-I – City Of Lights
Little Vic – Sister Morphine
The Grouch – Never Die
Improv Logic – Missing Piece
Ivan Ives – Love Letter
The Grouch & Murs – The Bay To LA
La The Darkman & Willie The Kid – Hand On My Glock
Smoothe Da Hustler – Way Back (Pioneer Tribute)
Ariano, 2Mex & LifeRexall – All We Have


side c by g

in order of appearance:
noam chomsky / alaska in winter – balkan low rider anthem
9th prince – vandalism ft. tekitha, prod by freedom
p brothers – new religion ft. boss money
smoothe da hustler – home of the brave
g unit – grimey
l.i.f.e. long – skrypt keepahs ft. u.g. of the cella dwellas
guilty simpson – the american dream
chomskylude / free the robots – the bearded lady theme
living legends – the after hours (extended euro mix)
matt gamin – unknown
portishead – plastic
force mcs – live at broadway international (circa 1983)

“I’m banned from the radio, but still, I bust shots through your stereo.”

Just copped a new mixtape (”Prince of the City”) and album (”Prince of New York”) from the currently incarcerated 9th Prince of Killarmy fame. I really enjoyed his “Granddaddy Flow” album from a few years back. Apparently, it’s going to be re-released soon with some new material so that should be dope. You can stream two tracks from the new album on his mysp*ce page below. Banned From The Radio is my sh*t! Link (via)

mysp*ce.com/9thprizm

Link

You’re working with Shyheim, the Killarmy is still in effect. How strong is your affiliation to the Wu-Tang Imperium?

I’m glad you asked me that. Because, I no longer wanna be called a Wu-tang affiliate. I stand on my own foot with this. It’s the Napalm world, it’s Napalm Recordings, it’s a new movement. I mean, the Wu-Tang, I derived from that branch in the music business, you know what I’m saying, but I’m no longer a Wu-tang affiliate. And, if you don’t know by now, if you listen to all my music there’s no W’s on my albums, there’s no shouting out Wu-Tang on all these tracks. There’s no kung-fu shit in my music. It’s military, it’s a Killarmy thing. It’s a military lifestyle. We always had that. We always had our own thing with this. You know, it just happened that 9th Prince was RZA’s younger brother and that’s the group that we formed and so it tumbled down on us. But, we always had our own sound, it was always our own thing. It’s cool, the Wu-Tang is great, it’s good to be affiliated with something great. But, you know, what we’re doing right now is a whole new movement. It’s all about Napalm Recordings, i’ll guarantee you.