The HipHopHeads Podcast (episode 51)

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A week late but finally getting’ this up, sorry was extremely lazy. http://thecryptonline.com presents the hiphopheads podcast episode 51! The Supervisor was back in the building, we played some exclusive old school and forgotten gems by Dyzlectic Octo. We discussed the Best and Worst Durags in the game. Tune in this week for much much more and lot’s of hiphop.

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Lewis Parker ft TRAC and John Robinson – Tic Tac Toe (video)


And here’s another one by the incredible Lewis Parker featuring none other than Lil’ Sci aka John Robinson and TRAC. This track is sooo good, I can’t say it enough Lewis Parker has that Midas touch every verse is ill. This beat is sooo banging it was produced and arranged by Drumz&LLingo for KicDrum Products as kindly pointed out by LLIngo, that bassline makes me wanna punch faces, straight up mean mug music. Seriously the beat matches these 3 MC’s soo good. Also if you been sleeping on Lewis and like him and Lil’ Sci together look for the Shark EP which features John Robinson as well, still wish I hadnt snoozed on the vinyl release..

Dyzlectic Octo (K the I and Sir Pyro) – The Epee

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This is an album that was supposed to come out on Biscuithead Records. Sadly, the label folded in the early 2000’s and this album never came out, in other words it’s unreleased. The Supervisor went diggin’ through plastic and blessed me with this gem and now I bless y’all with this never before heard exclusive. This album is the creation of K the I and Floyd Whigam aka Sir Pyro both hailing from Cambridge, Mass. They both handle the rhymes and K the I produced 4 of the albums 5 tracks. It also features production and rhymes from Insight, and another guest spot by Karma. This is the epitome of underground hip-hop at it’s finest, give it a listen and take a look back at some great Boston hip-hop.

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