East Coast

DJ Capone is on 145th and Broadway (yep, HARLEM) and it's not a
secret why dude's uptown. The Diplomats are grinding out new music
weekly, dropping mixtapes, movie and albums. You name it, they're
up on it. So make sure you stay up on the Dips with this new mixtape
full of music from Cam, Juelz, J.R., Hell Rell, 40 Cal, Bezel & Max B.

1 - J.R. Writer feat. Cam'ron, Juelz Santana & Hell Rell - Grill Em (remix)
2 - Bezel - Freestyle
3 - 40 Cal. - Is You Rydin
4 - Juelz Santana & J.R. Writer - What You Know About Crack (T.I remix)
5 - Cam'ron & Lil Wayne - Suck It Or Not
6 - Jim Jones & Max B - Bright Lights Big City
7 - Jim Jones - Straight Drop
8 - Hell Rell & J.R. Writer - Murda Mase Who? (Dissin' Mase)
9 - Cam'ron & Hell Rell - Bullets And Gun Smoke
10 - J.R. Writer - Just Let A Nigga
11 - 40 Cal. - I Bang Mine
12 - Chubby Baby feat. Hell Rell & J.R. Writer - Chitty Bang Bang

It's been a busy week for Brooklyn's future. First homey goes mano y mano with Lil' Cease down on Nostrand Avenue and apparently got the better of him. Then dude's homegirl Lil' Kim gets caught smuggling a cell phone into jail (hmmm...don't think he didn't get a little talk time!!). Now the Kid drops the mixtape that will soon have the whole NYC buzzing. It's time for hip-hop to pay Maino some attention.

Hailing from Bed-Stuy, the same projects as a certain notorious Brooklyn rapper, Maino knows the shoes to fill are B.I.G. But with a New York brand of confidence, the Rumor-spreading emcee steps to the plate and delivers a classic street-certified NYC mixtape. Rappers pay attention! You better be on your J.O. if you're aiming for the NYC throne. You won't be alone.

DJ E.NYCE brings the Dipset fans something to get their byrdgang
on to with this 100%freestyles joint from Juelz Santana. With The
Diplomats' young gunner in the booth for some of that characteristic
mixtape beat-jacking, this joint brings you the hottest Juelz freestyles
over the baddest beats. Featuring Cam, Jim, Jeezy, Sigel, The Game.

1 - Juelz Santana Intro
2 - Kill A Man Freestyle
3 - On Fire Freestyle
4 - Hustling Backwords Freestyle
5 - Like A Boss Freestyle
6 - One 4 Peedi Freestyle feat. Beanie Sigel
7 - Stay Fly Freestyle feat. Young Jeezy
8 - Like A Pimp Freestyle feat. Jim Jones
9 - More Crack Freestyle
10 - 45th & Broadway Freestyle
11 - Feel It In The Air Freestyle
12 - Hand 2 Hand Freestyle
13 - What More Can I Say Freestyle
14 - Money Cash Hoes Freestyle feat. Cam’ron & Jim Jones
15 - All Eyes On Zeek Freestyle feat. Jim Jones
16 - Respect Dips Freestyle feat. Un Kasa

DJ Scoob Doo follows up the Streets Talk DVD with the official sequel
mixtape featuring special host Jim Jones. Premiering a couple of Capo
joints, including a Loon & Mase diss, this mixtape also brings you new &
exclusive heat from all of D-Block, Fabolous & Paul Cain, Kanye West,
Papoose, Jae Millz, Juelz Santana, Mobb Deep, Stack Bundles & Jeezy.

1 - Intro
2 - Jim Jones - Hustle Code
3 - Jim Jones - Don't Forget About Me
4 - Jim Jones & Max B - Frustrated At My Hustle (Dissin' Loon & Mase)
5 - Jadakiss & Styles P - Shots Fired (Dissin' 50 Cent)
6 - Styles P - So Called Gangstas
7 - J-Hood - My Hustle Done Came Up
8 - Hell Rell - Hustle For Blodd Money
9 - Juelz Santana - Move
10 - Kanye West feat. Jadakiss, Styles P, J-Hood & Sheek - Touch The Sky (remix)
11 - Kanye West feat. Papoose & Tre Williams - Hustle For My Momma
12 - J-Hood - It's My Time, It's My Hustle
13 - Fabolous, Paul Cain - I Be Smoking

P-Cutta always has the his ear to the streets, especially when it comes
to the battles and beef, and he drops the 15th edition of this major beef
mixtape series, which features all the latest beef from some of hip-hop's
heavyweights, including Sheek Louch vs. 50 Cent, Cam'ron vs. Jay-Z,
Mase vs. Loon/Fabolous/The Diplomats, Young Buck/Spider Loc/G-Unit
vs. The Game, Tony Yayo vs. Jadakiss, J.R. Writer vs. Memphis Bleek.

Group Team Mos

1 - Ryan Banks – SW 14.5 Intro
2 - Beanie Sigel feat. Jadakiss – Problem (produced by DJ Khaled)
3 - Cam’ron Speaks vs. Nas, Jay-Z
4 - Hell Rell feat. Cam’ron – Laughin At You (Dissin' Jay-Z, Bleek)
5 - 50 Cent feat. G-Unit – It Don’t Bother Me (Dissin' A lot of People)
6 - Fabolous feat. Paul Cain – Murda (Dissin' Mase)
7 - Styles P feat. Jadakiss – Shots Fired (Dissin' 50 Cent)
8 - 50 Cent Speaks vs. Game (Live In UK)
9 - Jadakiss Speaks vs. 50 Cent

Regulars Big Mike & Supa Mario are joined by special host DJ Drama
as Gangsta Grillz meets "The Babyfaced Gangsta" J-Hood on this long-
awaited mixtape from the The Lox's favorite prodigal son. The youngest
member of D-Block has never officially dropped a solo album yet, and
with the streets ready and waiting, for now they'll have to chew on this.

1 - Intro
2 - Nobody
3 - Live From New York
4 - Bumpin' My Music feat. Sheek Louch & Bully
5 - Gutter Representative
6 - Ring The Alarm
7 - U Ain't Hot Like Me
8 - Life's A Bitch
9 - Get On Ya Grind
10 - What Y'all Wanna Do?
11 - Knick Knack feat. Sheek Louch
12 - Bus'n Em
13 - What's It Gon Be?
14 - Royalty
15 - What's Crackin'
16 - No, No, No
17 - Street Fam
18 - Quick 3 Piece
19 - You Know
20 - Pain
21 - Outro

DJ Rukiz gives all the loyal 50 Cent fans a dope joint to get excited
about with this strictly blends/remix mixtape featuring Bulletproof blends
from G-Unit's mastermind. Cooking up a certified, hot-azz blends mix,
Rukiz tears down nearly 30 remixes of 50 Cent tracks with a little help
from DJ Semi. Featuring Rukimixes of classics + Massacre remixes.

1 - DJ Rukiz Intro
2 - Where Dem Niggas Intro
3 - In My Hood (Wu Rukmix)
4 - Position of Power (Get Retarded Rukmix)
5 - Gatman & Robin (St Louis Rukmix)
6 - Husla Ambition (Ackrite Rukmix)
7 - Whip Ya Head (What U Know Rukmix)
8 - Gun Sale Intro
9 - Gunz Come Out (Head Nod Rukmix)
10 - Just A Touch (CPU Love Rukmix)
11 - Aint Fuckin Wit Us (DJ Semi mix)
12 - I Smell Pussy (Gimme Rukmix)
13 - Diamonds (DJ Semi mix)
14 - Piggy Bank (One Time 4 Paper Rukmix)
15 - Window Shopper (A-town Rukmix)
16 - Hustle Hard (DJ Semi mix)

Big Mike hooks up with Sacramento Kings' superstar Ron Artest to ball
out on some Playoff sh*t for his latest hip-hop mixtape. Packing all-new
heat and exclusives from Styles P, Lloyd Banks & 50 Cent, Mobb Deep
(four new tracks), Corey Gunz & Lil' Wayne, Beanie Sigel, Jadakiss, JR
Writer, Cassidy, Hell Rell, Purple City, Team Arliss, Nature/Mike Jones.

1 - Ron Artest - Move Bitch, Get Out The Lane (Intro)
2 - Styles P - Pain
3 - Jadakiss & Beanie Sigel - Listen (off new DJ Khaled album)
4 - Beanie Sigel - I'm Still #1
5 - Lloyd Banks & 50 Cent - Cake
6 - Mobb Deep - Gangsters Die
7 - Mobb Deep ft. 50 Cent - Creepin'
8 - Mobb Deep ft. Lloyd Banks - Stole Something
9 - Hell Rell, Purple City, Smoke & Numbers - The Apocalypse
10 - J.R. Writer - U Not Like Me
11 - 40 Cal - Pimpin'
12 - Moxberg & Styles P - We Run Wit 'Em
13 - Team Arliss - It Is What It Is
14 - Ron Artest, Nature & Mike Jones - Get Low

The People's Chioce DJ Envy and The Concept King DJ Keyz are movin'
that mixtape flow from coast to coast with brand new hip-hop tracks from
the game's top cats. Including a new track from Joe Budden, the new DJ
Khaled single uniting Beanie Sigel & Jadakiss, a Swizz-induced Jadakiss
banger + heat from Papoose, Juelz, Rermy Ma, Freeway, Clipse & more.

1 - Joe Budden feat. Coke - Stuntin
2 - DJ Khaled feat. Beanie Sigel & Jadakiss - Problem
3 - Jadakiss feat. Swizz Beatz - It Can Get Ugly
4 - Mobb Deep feat. Young Buck - Give It To Me
5 - Lloyd Banks Freestyle
6 - Remy Ma feat. Papoose, Lil Wayne, Trina & Jae Millz - Conceited RMX
7 - Freeway feat. Lil Jon - Rep Your Click
8 - Mobb Deep feat. 50 Cent & Mary J. Blige - It's Alright
9 - Juelz Santana - Gangsta Music Pt. 3
10 - Lil Wayne - What You Know
11 - Styles P. feat. Swizz Beatz - Who Want A Problem
12 - Prodigy - Got Beef
13 - Juelz Santana - King Of NY

Caesar hails all the way from Europe, so this mixtape is that foreign
remix contraband sh*t. Remixing a classic theme (Biggie & Hova) this
mixtape features a gang of new remixes featuring the duo of Jay-Z &
Notorious B.I.G. Pairing this legendary Brooklyn duo together for the
span of the entire mixtape, this mixtape is 100% crazy import remixes.

1 - Intro (We Live In Brooklyn, Baby)
2 - The Commission
3 - Brooklyns Finest pt. 2
4 - Feel My Truths
5 - 3, 2, 1 (It Goes)
6 - Streets of New York (Back To '94) feat. Nas, Big Pun & Big L
7 - To My Niggas
8 - Bedstuy To Marcy
9 - P.S.A.
10 - Mood Swings
11 - Real Niggas (Do Real Things)
12 - Everyday Struggle (2nd Chapter)
13 - Bad Boys
14 - Hustla's Prayer (Outro)
15 - Rap Phenomenon (Tribute)

Rob E. Rob & S.P. show you what it's like to be down with the almighty
G-Unit as this mixtape duo brings you more than 80 tracks, freestyles &
club bangers. Bringing you that patented G-Unit sound, this mixtape runs
through classics and recent anthems from 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Young
Buck, Tony Yayo, M.O.P., Mase, Mobb Deep, Lil' Scrappy and Olivia...

1 - G-Unit - Intro
2 - Notorious B.I.G. - Interlude
3 - Lloyd Banks - Playboy
4 - Mobb Deep - Put Em They Place
5 - M.O.P - Wartime
6 - 50 Cent, M. O. P - Whip Ya Head (remix)
7 - Lloyd Banks - Southside Story
8 - Murda Mase - Window Shopper (remix)
9 - Murda Mase - Freestyle (Majesty)
10 - Young Buck - Jesus Walk (Freestyle)
11 - Daddy Yankee, Lloyd Banks. Buck_Rompe (remix)
12 - G-Unit Interlude (Money Cash, G-Unit)
13 - Lil Scrappy - Rob E Rob Drop
14 - G-Unit - Snake (Freestyle)
15 - Lloyd Banks, Beyonce - Steppin In Hot

J.R. Writer is up from his block – 145th & Broadway in Harlem, New York – to show you where the Dipset Movement originates from and where it's gonna stay. This young Dipset rider is part of the youth movement over with The Diplomats and he's definitely representing big-time on his 3rd official mixtape with the crew.

This all-exclusive mixtape bangs out all the hottest new J.R. Writer music, including all-new tracks, freestyles, remixes and street anthems, including new joints featuring Juelz Santana, Hell Rell, .40 Cal, Jha Jha, Slim Thug, Gwen Stefani, Razah and Fred Money. Get down with the Writer's Block.

Agallah "The Don Bishop" has been doing his thing in the Dipset circles
for a quick minute now, producing and freestyling alongside Harlem's #1
gangsta group. Releasing his first official mixtape since Doomsday, Don
ain't passin' sh*t on this joint, instead firing up that Piff and hitting you
hard with that Purple City flow + a gang of exclusive new production...

1 - Intro The Piffmaster
2 - Propane Piff [produced by Agallah]
3 - Whoop Ya Head feat. 50 Cent & Agallah
4 - NY Survival [produced by Agallah]
5 - You Not Live Freestyle
6 - Back To The Grind [produced by Agallah]
7 - Bandeleros (remix)
8 - Gun Go, pt. 3 [produced by Agallah]
9 - Hood Is Back, pt. 2
10 - So High
11 - Need Weed? Freestyle
12 - Agallah Anthem feat. Shiest Bub [produced by Agallah]
13 - Gun Love (I Belong To You)
14 - Ready To Rumble feat. J.R. Writer [produced by Agallah]
15 - Thanks To Me feat. Cam'ron & Sin Sizzerb [Agallah remix]

DJ Rukiz takes you to Harlem, the birthplace of Big L, and also the
fateful neighberhood the legendary lyricist was gunned down in back in
1999. Seven years later, the ex-Children of the Corn emcee is still loved
by many, and his music remains relevant. This mixtape is a Big L fan's
dream: 45 blends, remixes, verses, major freestyles, classics & more.

1 - Rukiz Intro
2 - Ebonics
3 - Back Up (Rukmix)
4 - Yes You May [verse] (his first ever appearance)
5 - Tramps, pt 1. (LIVE)
6 - Enemy [verse]
7 - MVP (Rukmix)
8 - Freestyle
9 - Freestyle American Cream
10 - Freestyle Danger Zone
11 - Freestyle Y'all See
12 - Platnium Plus [verse] (Rukmix)
13 - Furious Anger [verse]
14 - Freestyle Motherless Child
15 - Devil's Son [unreleased B-side]
16 - Hold It Down [verse]
17 - Freestyle Watch For The Hook
18 - 8-Minute Freestyle
19 - The Hiest
20 - Tramps, pt. 2 (LIVE)
21 - Freestyle 10 Crack Commandments

Saigon aka. The Yardfather has been a monster in the mixtape game for a minute now. Known amongst hip-hop fans as one of the hardest lyricists in the game, this Brooklyn native perfected his rhyme style while locked up a couple years ago. As soon as he got out, he started killing the mixtape circuit (including the releases The Yardfather and On The Go Back). Since then, the Abandoned Nation general has stayed blessing the streets with his patented conscious gutter raps. Saigon's skillz landed him a deal with super-producer Just Blaze and his Fort Knox Entertainment to house his debut album The Greatest Story Never Told. With DJ Drama bringing his Gangsta Grillz brand to NYC for the first time, this mixtape is the official prelude to one of the most anticipated albums of 2006. So cop the mixtape and then wait for Saigon to take hip-hop to a higher level.

1. "Return To NYC" Intro
2. Saigon Theme
3. Saigon Speaks