Good Tunes From the Week of December 5, 2006

well shit, another week of crappy music. there ended up being about a handful of decent songs, none of them representing the rock!!! these new blogs are making me out to be something that im not. i do not only like rap, HAHA. it just so happens that the only people putting anything listenable out are rappers. ya heard me? and i don't even like Gwen Stefani at all, but for some reason i'm diggin' on a couple of them shits. i'm a sad bastard. leave it alone.



so i'm going to start with the official Shady Records mix-tape "Eminem Presents The Re-Up". it's a compilation aimed at showing off some of the new talent that Eminem's Shady Records has picked up over the last little bit. the two new rappers are known as Cashis and Bobby Creekwater. Cashis fits, but Bobby Creekwater? he just ain't cuttin' it. so yeah, the best tracks on this compilation are the ones featuring the seasoned veterans. avoid songs featuring members of D12, it's hard to take Bizarre seriously since he cried on Punk'd and showed us what a lazy ass he was on Celebrity Fit Club. as an album, this deserves to be ignored, but a few of the tracks are keepers. so i'll post a video for "You Don't Know" and i'll post links to a few of the better songs on the album.

50 Cent, Eminem, Cashis, and Lloyd Banks - You Don't Know




Eminem and 50 Cent - Jimmy Crack Corn

Eminem - Public Enemy # 1

50 Cent - Ski Mask Way Remix

Nate Dogg, Eminem, Obie Trice, and Bobby Creekwater - Shake That (Remix)

Eminem - No Apologies



next up is Gwen Stefani's piece of shit "The Sweet Escape." ordinarily, i wouldn't even admit to liking the two songs that i am regrettably rocking, but i'm feeling honest today and i just don't give a fuck!!!! i sound like Ruth, it's all this rap getting to me. but yeah, i won't embarass myself explaining why i like these songs, just listen to them and then give me shit. it won't hurt me.

Gwen Stefani - Wind It Up



Gwen Stefani Featuring Akon - The Sweet Escape




and last, and definitely the least, Lil Scrappy's "Bred 2 Die, Born 2 Live". 50 Cent is one of the executive producers of this album, along with Lil Jon. so i don't know if Lil Scrappy is part of G Unit yet, but im sure he will be. i guess he's not yet, because if he were the album would be overloaded with 50 Cent and his entire crew rapping on every track (have you noticed how they steal people's albums, and rappers are willing to let them just to be a part of G Unit... more record sales, ya know), and 50 only raps on one track on this record. anyhow, this album is ridiculous. party rap is the worst. but i love these two songs and there's a hilarious skit on here. watch the fucking explosion in the video, HAHA!!!

Lil Scrappy Featuring Lil Jon - Gangsta Gangsta



Lil Scrappy Featuring Three Six Mafia - Posted In The Club

Lil Scrappy Featuring Nook - The Situation

HAHAHA, you folks are gonna get the wrong idea about me