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Don't Wait For The Hearse To Take You To Church - Rodney Dillard & The Dillard Band - Don't Wait For The Hearse To Take You To Church
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Don't Wait For The Hearse To Take You To Church - Rodney Dillard & The Dillard Band - Don't Wait For The Hearse To Take You To Church
Playlist - Creezley In The Studio
| Song | Artist | Album |
| Hardcore Gentlemen (A New Era) | DJ Gris-Gris | TBA |
| "Shout outs to all my UConn Huskies." | ||
| Where I'm From (ft. Aloe Blacc) | MED | Classic |
| Alchemist on the produce for this track, but Madlib produced the bulk of the album. | ||
| The Villain (ft. Ill Bill) | Apathy | Honkey Kong |
| "The propaganda professors will never teach this." | ||
| Illegal (ft. Freddie Gibbs) | Ski Beatz | 24 Hour Karate School Pt. 2 |
| "I'm talking about those fools on capitol hill that overlook us, see its facetious..." | ||
| What Is This? (ft. Evidence) | The Away Team | Scars & Stripes |
| This album is getting mad love on underground hip hop. | ||
| The Pros (ft. Doc One) | Ahmad-Jamal | Barely Hanging On: The Chronicles Of A Brotha Like Rodney King |
| Ahmad-Jamal is true to the art. | ||
| Buzzin' | Royce 5'9" | Medicine Show #12: Raw Medicine |
| Madlib killing with this remix album. | ||
| Ma Dukes | Frank N Dank | Medicine Show #12: Raw Medicine |
| "That is the sound of the blues." | ||
| I Ain't Coming Down | Royce 5'9" | Success Is Certain |
| Ego is always something that needs to be managed, especially in a rap career. | ||
| Earfy | Derill Pounds | Emotional Roller Coaster |
| Caught this release from a promoter. A bit off-put by the title of the album, but this joint rocks hard. | ||
| Higher | L.O.W.F.I. | Awakening |
| Uncommon to find a hungry emcee with a message. Good to see some artists can make a career without compromising their ethics. | ||
| Whatever That's Mine | Tanya Morgan | You And What Army EP |
| Been waiting for another opportunity to advertise the group that bequeathed the Hardcore Gentlemen with our namesake. | ||
| Cirque Du Soleil | Action Bronson & Statik Selektah | Well-Done |
| Action Bronson is crazy with the food metaphors. | ||
| Part Time Suckas | Chop & Fresh Daily | Open |
| Blu's produce on this album is NICE. Make sure to get your hands on that free instrumental album on mediafire. | ||
| Dreams Of Hawaiian Sophie | Ghettosocks | Treat Of The Day |
| Ghettosocks is the best artist to come out of Canada since Gary Farmer. | ||
| 1-2, Here's What We Gonna Do (ft. RZA) | KRS-One & True Master | Meta-Historical |
| "Pragmatic when it comes to static." Oh RZA... | ||
| Prom (Rock The Discotech Remix) | Teenburger | Teenburger |
| The Canadian supergroup featuring Ghettosocks and Timbuktu. | ||
| '67 Cutless | Murs | Love And Rockets Vol. 1 |
| The narrative in this track reminds me of Super Troopers. | ||
| Life's A Bitch (ft. AZ) | NaS | Illmatic |
| This album is the definition of classic. | ||
| Tearz | Wu-Tang Clan | Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers |
| Malcolm | Ghostface Killah | Supreme Clientele |
| "The rough, vicious system has castrated the black man, and the black man has to get back at that however he can." | ||
| I Got Your Back | GZA | Liquid Swords |
| "What is the meaning of CRIME? Is it criminals robbin' innocent motherfuckers every times." | ||
| Gone (ft. Justin Nozuka, Kobra Khan, & James Black) | RZA | Gone 12" Single |
| ODB tribute single, "Who could replace the space of Unique Ason?" | ||
| Brooklyn Zoo | Ol' Dirty Bastard | Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version |
| Big ups to True Master for working with ODB on this track. Sorry for the CLEAN version... | ||
| JWF | MED | Classic |
| The bass on this track is some of that skanky funk. | ||
| Gotta Be Free | AaronSmartz | Open |
| This is one of the best verses on the album. | ||
| Breakadawn | Gummy Soul | Fela Soul |
| Love these Fela and Dela remixes. Can't get enough of the consciousness. | ||