Tracklist and link after the jump.

01 Papoose – Nothing Last Forever
02 Jadakiss – Pain (Remix)
03 Drake Feat. Birdman & Bun B – Mo Milli
04 Papoose – Paid A Grip (Prod By Tie Sticks)
05 Joe Budden – Russian Roulette
06 Cymarshall Law – Follow The Leader Freestyle
07 Wale – Beast
08 Papoose – I Just Want The Paper
09 J. Brice – Hate Me Too (Prod By A.R.R.)
10 Drake – Money (Original Unreleased)
11 Mikey Bloodshot – I Do It (Prod By Beatfantik)
12 Papoose – Swaggacation (Prod By Dj Nu)
13 Kendrick Lamar – Wanna Be Heard
14 Add-2 – Cassette Tapes (Prod By Mydus)
15 Papoose – Trading Gunz
16 Heartbreak Kid – Fight Club (Prod By Dj Nu)
17 G.T.C. Feat. Frank Rizo & 2Chang – All This Hustlin Up
18 Ike Dirty – Whats The Problem
19 Distinct Feat. Dzk And Dubbs – Knock Us Down
20 Hex The Curse Feat. Gunplay Of Triple C – You Know
21 Young Roddy – Money In My Pocket (Prod By Dilemma)
22 Sincere Grant – In The Zone
23 Lil Shaw – Juice
24 Cassius Aka The Hood Barber – I Miss Real Hip Hop
25 Hollywood Sines Feat. Judge Dredd & Loqi – Everydays A Partay
26 Bv & Bzo Tremendouz – Krushin On Our Self
27 Papoose – Outro

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Aint Leaving Without You | Angels | Baby By Me | Buy U A Round
Carry Out | Do U Think About Me | Drinks R On Me | Fresh Out the Oven
Gangsta Luv | Get It In | Get To Know Me Better | Give It Up to Me
Holla (Flipmode Freestyle) | Hood Famous | Hussle is My Last Name
I Am | I Look Good | I Wanna Rock | Lights Please | Love Come Down
Move Back | Out The Box | Pusha | Put It In Ya Poki | Right Here
Rumors | She Hurtin Em | Take Your Shirt Off | Tell Me U Love Me
Youre Not My Girl

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With the album hitting store shelves this week, 50 stopped by The Tonight Show With Conan O’Brien Wednesday (Nov 18th) for an interview and to perform his smash hit single “Baby By Me” off his new album “Before I Self Destruct”.I went aghast when he talked about his new fragance ” Power by 50″ best single encapsulated by “The Smell of Success” ! Meanwhile , Conan help him out to sell his 37 Ba Megamansion in Connecticut and do some little branding..

*Off of the Lebron Flocka James mixtape.

Waka Flocka Flame – Throwin’ Fingers ft. Rich Kid Shawty & Papoose (NO DJ/CDQ)

DJ Kay Slay Feat. Busta Rhymes, Bun B, Sheek Louch, Uncle Murda, Papoose, & Jay Rock – Self Destruction ‘09 (Radio Rip)

Jaimie Foxx Feat. Gucci Mane – Speak French

Horseshoe G.A.N.G. Feat. Crooked I & Kobe – Circle Gang Anthem Pt. 2

Jennifer Hudson Feat. Ludacris – Hear My Cry

Joell Ortiz – Election Day Freestyle

Lloyd Banks – Average Bitch

Mannie Fresh – Like A Boss

Rick Ross – Smoking, Drinkin

Saigon – Blood Night

Weezer Feat. Chamillionaire – Can’t Stop Partying (Remix)

Plies – Letter

Plies – My Girl

Rick Ross Feat. Lil Jon – I Dare You

Flo Rida – Keep It Pouring

Horse Shoe Gang – Pimp Shit

Joell Ortiz – Back By Popular Demand (Popeye’s Freestyle)

Maino – Gotta Love Me

Three 6 Mafia Feat. Webbie & Young Breed (of Triple C’s) – Lil Freak (Remix)

Trick Trick Feat. Big Herk – Gangstaz Roll

X.O. Feat. Young Buck – Support (Remix)

When South Jamaica, Queens, rapper Ali Vegas entered the New York hip-hop scene in the late ’90s, he was labeled as the next breed of poignant and reflective rap artists to follow in the footsteps of that borough’s important MCs, like Kool G Rap, Nas, and Mobb Deep. Nonetheless, during the 2000s the hype and his potential shot for hip-hop stardom succumbed to record label woes, delaying the release of his first official album. Vegas was first signed to Columbia through hitmaking production duo Poke & Tone and their Trackmasters imprint, but was dropped once Trackmasters lost the distribution deal in the early 2000s. The Queens rapper then signed to ex-Sony president Tommy Motolla’s fledgling Casablanca Records; however, the label became inactive for some time after its star signee, Lindsay Lohan, was moved over to Motown by parent company Universal in 2006.

In between record deals, Vegas was a regular on the New York mixtape circuit with various street releases and singles, which were sometimes intended as lead-up songs to his major-label debut, like “The AV Theme,” a Kanye West production sampling the SpongeBob SquarePants theme. To avoid more industry red tape, he founded his own Council Recordings, but eventually wound up joining NBA player Lamar Odom’s Rich Soil Entertainment in 2006 as its flagship artist. After all the troubles and tribulations, he is back with this brand new new mixtape with LATE & TRICKSTA from Rago Magazine and Wolftown Recordings, the UK’s number one mixtape DJ’s who have previously dropped mixes with the likes of Papoose, Chamillionaire, French Montana, Sheek Louch, 40Glocc, Spider Loc, Red Café, D-Block, Trae, The Jacka, Keak Da Sneak and many, many more…

01 – Introduction
02 – Don’t You Miss Me
03 – The Future Feat Termanology
04 – Wise Young Man
05 – Bloodline
06 – Mirror
07 – Fresh Gutta
08 – The Roof
09 – Hustle Hard
10 – Talking To The Ghetto
11 – Lack Of Respect Feat Mala Reignz
12 – Alpha Beta Paper
13 – Please
14 – Testify
15 – Changed World
16 – Street Life

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http://www.discogs.com/Various-Past-The-Basic-Dont-Sleep-On/release/1311762

Label: Rockboy Records
Catalog#: BDS-RB-780
Format: Vinyl, 12″, 33 ⅓ RPM
Country: US
Released: 1997
Genre: Hip Hop
Style: Thug Rap
Tracklist:

A1 Past The Basic (Clean)
Rap [Featuring] – D.V. Alias Khrist , Nizam , Pain (8) , Papoose , Retsam , Smoothe Da Hustler , Trigger Tha Gambler
A2 Past The Basic (Dirty)
Rap [Featuring] – D.V. Alias Khrist , Nizam , Pain (8) , Papoose , Retsam , Smoothe Da Hustler , Trigger Tha Gambler
A3 Past The Basic (TV Version)
B1 Don’t Sleep On… (Clean)
Rap [Featuring] – D.V. Alias Khrist , Golden (7) , Pain (8) , Retsam , Rhyme Recca , Trigger Tha Gambler
B2 Don’t Sleep On… (Dirty)
Rap [Featuring] – D.V. Alias Khrist , Golden (7) , Pain (8) , Retsam , Rhyme Recca , Trigger Tha Gambler
B3 Don’t Sleep On… (TV Version)

DON’T SLEEP

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The BET Hip-Hop Awards have a good thing going with this Cypher session during their awards show. Here are the past 1’s in case u missed it.

Styles P, Lupe Fiasco, Papoose

Round 1 Hurricane Chris, K’Naan, Bun B, Q-Tip

Round 2 Willy Northpole, Hime(Japan), Blaq Poet, Cory Gunz

Round 3 Ace Hood, Juelz Santana, Fabolous, Jadakiss

Uncle Murda-The General

Papoose was the flagship artist of DJ Kay Slay’s own Streetsweepers Entertainment. His lyrical ability got him noticed by Busta Rhymes, as he signed Pap to his Flipmode Records. With Busta and Kay Slay in his corner, Papoose reached a $1.5 million deal with Jive Records.

In early 2007, his debut album, The Nacirema Dream, was supposed to have been released. For unknown reasons, the album was pushed back. Before the end of 2007, the album was shelved. By 2008, Papoose ended up being released from his million-dollar contract.

All talk of Papoose ended after his run-in with Fat Joe. A short-lived feud ensued, but Pap soon fell out of the public eye. Throughout the year of 2008, Papoose was barely mentioned. Coming into 2009, Papoose had been forgotten.

Only weeks ago, Papoose announced that 2010 was going to be his year. He let it be known that his album was still The Nacirema Dream and it will be released in 2010. Seeing how major labels are only interested in New York veterans and Southern rappers, Pap has decided to go independent.

Seeing how influential he has been on Papoose’s career, DJ Kay Slay has come out to support his artist. He completely agreed with Papoose’s statements, saying that he is much better off as an independent artist. Still, Papoose has no singles out, but his album, The Nacirema Dream, is still coming.

DJ Kay Slay

Written by Cyrus Langhorne

Known for helping land Papoose a $1.5 million recording contract with Jive Records in 2006, DJ Kay Slay has now suggested the New York rapper make a move to an independent label.

Kay Slay said he felt the current record label giants are catering more toward a Southern fanbase and big name artists.

“He’s grindin’, you know, he’s just putting everything back in order,” Slay said about Papoose. “He’s in a different frame of mind now. We recorded a whole lot of records. Putting an album out ain’t a problem, it’s about putting an album out through a right situation. I think [Papoose would] rather [prefer] an independent than a major. It really don’t make no sense to do a major in this time in age…Papoose would do better on an independent right now because majors are really geared towards Southern artists or high profile artists that’s been known for selling records. They don’t wanna gamble too much with no new artists.” (XXL Mag)

According to Papoose, he is no longer going place blame on a record label for not releasing his first retail solo project.

“I just been taking care of every day life,” Pap explained in an interview. “I’ve been putting in that work, laying in the cut, making the right decisions…I’m coming with my album, The Nacirema Dream next year. I’m not sitting around like these n*ggas is doing and crying about these labels and all that. I got a master plan I’m about to put into effect next year, so n*ggas is gonna really see how it’s gonna go down with my album. You like it or love it, if you f*ck with me, cop it. And to keep it real with you, the feedback I get from the haters, the people that don’t like me, the only thing they say is ‘Yo, the n*gga ain’t dropped the album yet.’ So what they gonna say when I drop it, man? So next year, the album coming. I’ve been working.” (Hip Hop Beef)

Pap recently confirmed his debut album was still on deck despite multiple delays.

“Right now my aim is bigger,” Pap said in an interview. “What I got in the works right now is going to shake the ground when it drops. What I’m about to do I feel like nobody is doing right now. I really don’t give too much details about it right now, but the announcement will be made real soon. I’m about to make a real power move. I’m coming for you n*ggas, so I hope you’re prepared for it. The Nacirema Dream album is coming properly. The fans are going to be proud. I hear the fans complaining, they’re always saying, ‘Yo, when you going to drop the album?’ But I appreciate you waiting for me man. The fans know I’m not an idiot and everything is strategic so that announcement is coming real soon… A lot of people go to Koch and Babygrande and all that, but they’re not doing it how I’m about to do it. When I make this move they’re going to respect it.” (Hip Hop DX)

The rapper’s close ties with DJ Kay Slay helped him land a record deal around 2006.

After guest appearing on a few tracks in 2006, including the remix of Busta Rhyme’s Top 20 pop-charting single “Touch It,” he finally signed a $1.5 million contract with Jive Records in August 2006. His debut album, The Nacirema Dream, was practically already finished, but in the meantime, he held over fans with The Best of Papoose: The Mixtape, a succinct synopsis of his prolific mixtape run. (All Music)

Papoose-Paid A Grip vid dirty-mixed by dj nu