REALRAP gets REAL!


Well, my Fortune City account did not want to upload these joints, so I uploaded the to two different Geocities accounts, because they eat space, and do so very quickly. So, although the music is on other pages, it is still mine. So do NOT BITE! I could care less if you download this stuff, or if you use it or your own site.. I damn sure did.. but please, if you are going to do the ladder, please upload it to your server! Thank you�

Now, I may actually buy the Plus edition to Real Player, and I use the term, buy, loosely =). But that could lead to some very neat results, including some neat little parodies. But, until then, enjoy this stuff. It is mostly newer unreleased stuff, along with various other things�




Okay, the first joint is Hit Em Up. Hopefully, you have heard this song before, if not, it is one of the most famous, make that infamous tracks ever recorded. The only viable way that I conceive that you, a rap fan, would not have heard this song before is if you could not find it. It was never put on an actual album, besides Death Row�s Most Wanted (or whatever that CD was called). It was released originally on the EP of How Do You Want It. I am sure that it is the model behind every hardcore dissing song being made now, and for that see LL Cool J versus Canibus.

This one, Puff Daddy�s All About The Benjamins, Rock Remix is probably one of the stronger tracks from Badboy. And, although I hate Heavy Metal, I love this. Maybe it is just me, but don�t rappers make rock look good? I mean, of all the Rock songs that I enjoy, they all have one thing in common, and that is a rapper. For example, I like this track, and the Snoop Bounce Remix (will be available soon), as well as that Korn song with Ice Cube. Rap and Rock mix well. But Heavy Metal (Rock) normally sucks which furthers my point that rappers are king of all things music.

This a song that I believe is called, Criminal Slang. And it is basically a guide for those who ain�t down on how to correctly speak Ebonics. Even if you already have your degree on the subject, check out Big L�s rhymes on this regardless; they kick ass.

Ah oh, two Biz Markie songs.. I don�t care how bad these songs suck, and the one that I am listening to now, a joint with Mos Def really does suck, the Biz Daddy is throwing down rhymes and therefore, you have to listen to it.. many times. Hmm, this one isn�t so bad. The beat is a little fucked up, but so is Biz, so it meshes well. All Hail Biz Markie!

I am listening to the newest RZA song now. It is called Now I See Everything. It is credited to Bobby Digital, but it is RZA, I think. This song is� weird. I like it, but I don�t think that it is one that I am going to keep on my computer. Well, Meth is blazing shit up now. Well, he sounds good but this beat sounds better with RZA then it does with Meth, and I worship Method Man. This isn�t so bad, it is kind of weird, and if you are a huge Wu Mark, I would definitely check it out.

Ah, some good Brand Nubian. I love this beat so much. It is like a banjo or some shit. It is great! Even the repetitive chorus is great! I really recommend this joint. This is one that I will allow to take up space on my computer. This is a song that I will get in my head one night, and just be happy to open up file RA, and jam to this. Check it out!

Some Busta Rhymes Joints. I love Busta, he is such a tight rapper. There will be a few tracks available here, checkout these for now, Put Yo Hands Where My Eyes Can See, Dangerous, and To The People In The Line Outside. Although a lot of his work ends up sucking , because of lack of good producing, Busta Rhymes has to be one of the top rappers in terms of story telling, and flow. He is quick too, and the guy can actually sing also. He is one of the few that can drop just a mad verse out of no where. I think that he did so at the music awards a few years back.

Here is a nice little Canibus track. Canibus is such a great rapper, but I swear Funk Master Flex is mixing this. Why? Because there is just too much scratching. I mean, hell, Canibus is rapping great, but all I can really hear is the constant scratching. I am relistening to it now, and on the look, there is some commotion about the letter, �L�, and then they say �LL�, I think. This could be a Cool J diss. But of course, I can�t tell, because of the damn dj scratching this joint to all hell. Regardless, it is still a pretty good sounding joint.

This track is called Slow Down and don�t worry you have heard this beat before.. a whole slew of times. Cormega is rapping, and I believe Foxy Brown is on it, although she sounds a bit like Lil Kim. This is a god sounding song, although you may think that you have heard it before, judging from the beat.

Here is some Crucial Conflict, who I have liked since I heard the joint, �Hay�. This is different, it is a bunch of fast rappers rapping to a very slow beat. This sounds odd, although the chorus is decent. I like Hay better. This is not so bad though. I suppose you better sample this one, I am kind of indifferent. It is good, but not great.

Um, this stuff does not really fit, I guess. These are two wrestling themes that have been on my computer�s hard drive, since back in the day. The first is DX�s Theme and the other is Hogan�s butchered version of Voodoo Child. The DX Theme is not so bad actually. Either is the Hogan one, I mean, at least that is a good song, although it is a bit ruined in this version. You know, there are actually a bunch of good wrestling themes out there. For Example, the Oddities have an ICP track (probably the Clown�s best track) and then there is Rocky Miavia, who is not only the World�s second best microphone technician, but also has one of the best themes. Yall should watch wrestling, you know�.

Now this track has an impressive ensemble. Try Canibus and DMX, which is good enough right there, along with Eightball and McGruff. DMX�s last album (which is argued as his debut, although I have friends that debate that) is one of the best albums that I have ever heard. Of course, it is not the greatest album of al time, because that goes to Snoop Doggy Dogg�s Doggystyle, an album where every song was good, or just about. Anyway, DMX rhymes a bit weak on this one. But the background is cool, and I think that you should check this out.

Speaking of the Dogg, here is a Snoop track off of his No Limit Album. I am actually not sure what it is called, because I never bought this album. I don�t know, but I have a hard time buying any of Snoop�s newest shit, because it simply has not lived up to his debut shiz. Also, you can get most of this album off the net anyway, which is a plus. There should be about three hundred more Snoop songs uploaded soon, but for now, I hope this will suffice.Here is another one.


That is my first Geocities account. The rest of this stuff is on my other account�.

Here are two Flip mode joints. They are named Got You Opin �98, and What Yall Wanna Do. The first is extremely screwed up, I sure hope that Busta drops a strong verse on that one, cause it is really weird. I guess, I don�t really like that one. This one is decent, but any song that has Busta on the chorus is pretty good, although the beat gets on your nerves after a while. This is the second song, which is definitely the better of the two.

Man, I have to get this Kid Capri Soundtrack. Every good rapper in the world is on it, which includes Slick Rick and Snoop on this one. This is a real good song, I love Rick�s throwdown on this one. Snoop�s rhymes sound real good with this beat also. Slick Rick has a cool voice, my friend thinks that he sounds like the leader of Digital Underground. I love this song, I love the chorus, I love the beat.. this is definitely one of my favorite joints of all the ones that I am posting on this page.

Another Master P joint, where he tries his best to be Tupac. Listen closely, every P verse sounds just like something that Pac would say, only Pac wouldn�t sound like shit saying it. Well, one good P joint is Make Em Say Uh, and that will be on here soon. This joint is pretty stupid though.

Okay, this is a song that I actually like, and downloaded it, not for the page, but for my own personal pleasure. It is Militia�s Burn. If the beat sounds just a bit recognizable, it is because this is the same beat used for the Wolfpac theme song in the WCW. Well, it is kind of different, but it is the same group. This song sounds better though. Definitely Listen To This One!