Here’s a legendary cipher than can only be found here at thecryptonline.com (i think? I couldnt find it on youtube ive had this 15 years). The legendary Molemen from Chicago team up with the incredible MHz from Columbus Ohio. They kill it for 70 minutes straight of battering beats and bars.
Unreleased joints from The Sexecutioners the would be group of Camu, Copywrite and Aqword.
Sexecutioners – Unreleased EP
As you may know Eastern Conference Records put out it’s last record in 2008 with The Best and Worst of Cage, since then the label has been assumed dead. I for one was a big Eastern Conference Records Fan and bought anything that dropped on the label. I’m not saying I held every release in to the highest respect, but I enjoyed quite a few joints off each album. This is my best of Eastern Conference Records album. I pulled joints from each full length album as well as some samplers and specials some hard to find some not so hard to find. These records are all OOP and a few of them are available via iTunes I suggest you copp some of their stuff if you enjoy the mixtape. And I hope I can help put some new heads on to what I thought was a good label for it’s time. The compilation is 76 tracks long and almost 5 hours of material, so this will give you lots of replay value. Enjoy.
# Artist Title
1 Tame One Tame az It Ever Wuz
2 Smut Peddlers Bottom Feeders ft R.A. The Rugged Man
3 Reef The Lost Cauze Fair One (Feat Sean Price)
4 Copywrite Badabing
5 Akinyele Yo
6 Cage Summer In Hell
7 High and Mighty Rumble
8 Nighthawks Count Crackula (Featuring Space)
9 Sub-Conscious Freshman Friday
10 Weathermen Let The Games Begin
11 High & Mighty B-Boy Document ’99 (ft Mos Def And Mad Skillz)
12 Smut Peddlers Red Light
13 The Weathermen Beverly Crabs (Ft. Cage)
14 Vast Aire Buck 50 Express
15 Eastern Conference Records Gut You
16 Smut Peddlers Bart Burnt Vs. Sherm Penn
17 High & Mighty Crack The Egg (ft. Ruck aka Sean Price)
18 The High & Mighty The Meaning
19 Reef The Lost Cauze Live As It Gets
20 The Weathermen React Shun (Ft. Jakki, Copywrite & Tame One)
21 Chief Kamachi & The Juju Mob Never Walk Alone
22 Big Daddy Kane The Jump Off
23 Cage Underground Rapstar
24 DJ Mighty Mi Nighthawks – Cop Hell (remix)
25 Eastern Conference All Stars All In Together
26 The High & Mighty – Live form the Bullpen (Ft Cage & Tame One)
27 The High & Mighty Cheese Factory (Ft Copywrite)
28 Leak Bros Got Wet
29 The High & Mighty You Don’t Wanna Fuck Wit (Feat. Havoc & R.A. The Rugged Man )
30 Smut Peddlers Stank MC’s ft Kool Keith
31 Yak Ballz Queens Life
32 The Weathermen Chris Lighty (Ft. Vast Aire & Camu Tao)
33 Tame One When Rappers Attack
34 The UN It’s Over
35 Weathermen 5 Left in the Clip
36 Smut Peddlers The Hole Repertoire
37 Cage The Left Hand Path
38 DJ Mighty Mi Vast Aire and Mr Eon-High Heat
39 Copywrite Tower of Babel (ft Smut Peddlers)
40 Chief Kamachi The Best (Feat. Guru)
41 The Weathermen Come To Daddy (Ft. Cage & Camu Tao)
42 Vast Aire Buttafly Knife
43 Tame One; Y@K Ballz High Fidelity
44 High & Mighty Last Hit (ft. Eminem)
45 Eastern Conference All Stars Eastern Conference All Stars.
46 The High & Mighty Dirty Decibels feat. Pharoahe Monch
47 Chief Kamachi Still Searching
48 Akinyele ak-nel the great
49 The High & Mighty Standing Room Only (Ft Cage)
50 Smut Peddlers One By One (ft. Cage And Mr E)
51 Yak Ballz My Claim
52 High & Mighty Hands On Experience (ft El-P And Bo)
53 DJ Mighty Mi Cage – Crowd Killer (remix)
54 Tame One Moment I Feared
55 Sub-Conscious Berzerkowitz
56 Reef The Lost Cauze Sound Of Philadelphia
57 The High & Mighty More In Outs (Feat. Cage)
58 Chief Kamachi & The Juju Mob Black Of Dawn
59 DJ Mighty Mi Cage – Stargate
60 Kool Keith Thug or What?
61 Smut Peddlers My Rhyme Ain’t Done
62 The Weathermen Fried Fish (Ft. Breeze Brewin, Tame One & Cage)
63 Cage Among The Sleep
64 Copywrite Holier Than Thou
65 High & Mighty Star Destroyers (ft. Ruck aka Sean Price)
66 Leak Bros Follow The Liters
67 Sub-Conscious Overtime
68 Yak Ballz Pimped Out f/ Cage & Bobby Atlas
69 Tame One Toxic
70 The Weathermen Volume (Ft. Yak Ballz)
71 High & Mighty In-Outs (Featuring Cage)
72 Copywrite June
73 Smut Peddlers Medicated Minutes
74 Yak Ballz Method To Madness
75 Nighthawks N.R.A.
76 Cage Ballad of WormsTotal Tracks: 76
Duration: 4h 51m 26s
This is a documentary film on the Legendary Groove Shack in Columbus, where cats like RJD2, Camu Tao, Copywrite, Arrested Development, and our homie DJ Drastic got their starts. This trailer was not approved and didnt make the final cut but godamn it shows some very old and dope videos of some of Ohios best rippin’ it. It also shows the late Camu Tao in which he didnt look very healthy. Get some more info HERE
Pre- Screening in Columbus at the Gateway Movie Theatre on High Street, next to the ugly tuna bar. Nov 18th
This is a documentary film on the Legendary Groove Shack in Columbus, where cats like RJD2, Camu Tao, Copywrite, Arrested Development, and our homie DJ Drastic got their starts. This trailer was not approved and didnt make the final cut but godamn it shows some very old and dope videos of some of Ohios best rippin’ it. It also shows the late Camu Tao in which he didnt look very healthy. Get some more info HERE
Pre- Screening in Columbus at the Gateway Movie Theatre on High Street, next to the ugly tuna bar. Nov 18th
Camu Tao’s sole album King of Hearts is readying to drop in August for the release El-P has laced the world with an EP him and Camu made together. R.I.P. Camu Tao. pre-order with goodies HERE
DOWNLOAD: Central Services (El-P + Camu Tao) – Forever Frozen In Television Time EP
Camu Tao’s sole album King of Hearts is readying to drop in August for the release El-P has laced the world with an EP him and Camu made together. R.I.P. Camu Tao. pre-order with goodies HERE
DOWNLOAD: Central Services (El-P + Camu Tao) – Forever Frozen In Television Time EP
Classic videos of the old Eastern Conference heads smashing it in RI on the eve of my 18th bday in 2000. Brawl happens in the 1st minute of the medicated minutes video, Cage’s stage presence and whole style was gully as fuck back then, he was the rawest.
Classic videos of the old Eastern Conference heads smashing it in RI on the eve of my 18th bday in 2000. Brawl happens in the 1st minute of the medicated minutes video, Cage’s stage presence and whole style was gully as fuck back then, he was the rawest.
Camu Tao, the legendary MC, producer, and singer, whose life was tragically cut short on May 25th, 2008 after a protracted battle with lung cancer, will have his debut solo album and final statement, King of Hearts, posthumously released on August 17, 2010 as a collaborative release between Fat Possum Records and Definitive Jux. Described by friends, peers and colleagues as “wild, proud, loving, tough, outspoken, spontaneous, and brilliant,” Tao was a creative powerhouse whose output was as staggering in its scope of influences as it was emotionally evocative. El-P describes King of Hearts as “raw, exciting and unlike anything anyone has heard.” Even newer school rappers feel the impact of Camu’s work, “These songs are so before their time it’s ridiculous” says Kid Cudi. Cage sums up the album as “a masterpiece in the making.”
Camu got his start in the late 90’s alongside RJD2 and Copywrite in Columbus, OH’s seminal hip hop group MHZ whose releases were issued by Bobbito Garcia’s legendary vinyl only label Fondle ‘Em Records. After dropping his cult classic solo debut 12-inch Hold the Floor on Definitive Jux in 2001 he went on to become a central fixture at the label, his distinctive contributions playing a key role in The Weathermen (his crew with Aesop Rock, Cage, El-P, Yak Ballz, Tame One and Breeze Brewin) and as one half of S.A. SMASH (alongside Keith “Metro” Lawson) on their 2003 Def Jux full length album Smashy Trashy. As a producer his brilliant contributions are evidenced on Cage’s seminal album Hell’s Winter, and The Perceptionists’ Black Dialogue, as well as appearances on Aesop Rock’s Danger, Fire & Knives, El-P’s Fantastic Damage and Collecting the Kid, Prefuse 73’s Surrounded By Silence, and many, many others.
At the time of his death Camu Tao was working on what his friends and colleagues anticipated to be his breakthrough solo record, King of Hearts, initially scheduled for release on Definitive Jux in 2008, but left incomplete in the wake of his cancer diagnosis. Pieced together from the demos and home recordings he left behind (which have subsequently earned him fans amongst such esteemed peers as Dangermouse, Kid Cudi, and many others), the new release offers a privileged view of a magnum opus in the making by a blossoming visionary who was denied the opportunity to bring his unique masterpiece to fulfillment. The record marks a departure from his former works, most notably as it finds Camu favoring a distinctively playful, semi-soul croon as well as the off-kilter and wild rapping that earned him a reputation among peers and fans as an innovative genius. Musically King of Hearts delves into realms of gritty, electropunk pop, alternately veering between the dark carnival-esque and the sublimely summery. Pleasantly disorienting electronic tones cascade and pulse as dense, propulsive beats build a solid foundation upon which Tao constructs immensely hooky and infectious choruses. Written and produced by Camu himself, King Of Hearts is the last vision of a criminally underrated talent in the midst of a major artistic breakthrough cut short before being fully completed.
Also prior to his death Camu Tao formed production crew and side project Central Services with longtime friend & collaborator El-P, whose long awaited 2004 debut EP Forever Frozen in Television Time has gone unreleased until now. In conjunction with the release of King of Hearts Definitive Jux will be issuing Central Services’ EP as a free digital download.
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