In this blog’s quest for its own identity, we’ve experimented with several different styles. Olde soul, nu funk, Afro-disco, spiritual jazz. This time we are just on some straight up hip-hop goodness. Proof that hip-hop didn’t die with Paul’s Boutique or Donuts or Hell Hath No Fury or whatever you goatee’d tight-sag hosers are claiming is The Last Great Hip-Hop Record this week. It flows from commercial to underground, south to north, east to west and so on. Snakes keeps it enjoyable and takes no shorts in the meantime.

I don’t even know this cat but I bumped the mix and trilly enjoyed it. And those that know me know: I’m not one to take 2 and not pass. Enjoy.

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Track list below the fold.

1. Darondo intro
2. Ludacris – I Do It For HipHop feat. Nas
3. Jay Electronica – Exhibit A (Transformations) prod. Just Blaze
4. Bishop Lamont – Send a Nigga Home prod. Khalil
5. Big L freestyle live in Amsterdam
6. Dipset – Up in Harlem prod. Pete Rock
7. Fonzworth Bently feat. Andre 3000 – Everybody prod. Sa Ra
8. Q-Tip – Move prod. Jay Dee
9. Young Jeezy – Circulate
10. Mos Def – Life in Marvelous Times
11. David Banner – Syrup Sipping
12. Prodigy – Boxcutters feat Big Twin
13. Scarface – High Powered
14. Zro – Keep Your Eyes on Paper
15. Killer Mike – God in the Building
16. Black Milk feat. Royce – Losing Out
17. Danny Brown – Sittin So High
18. Common – Be (original version) prod. Jay Dee???
19. Bishop Lamont – Everyday
20. Marvin Gaye – I Wanna Be Where You Are
21. Ghostface Killah – Computer Love
22. Kanye West – Heartless
23. Mayer Hawthorne – Just Aint Gonna Work Out

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