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Sunday, August 22, 2010

Here I Go...



More of the footage I have of the live concert that took place

on 8/12.

He performs 3 songs on this one.

1.Here I Go

2.The Man Right Chea

3.Ya'll Aint Ready Yet

I decided to upload it on youtube insted of blogger.

Still Didnt upload it in HQ because it would of took

to long, but, Once I'm done uploading them I think

I will Zip them up and Have em' available for DL.

Check out the video at 1:36..He takes a shot

at Atlanta.

Fiend makes a good hypeman.

Holla

-JeffParish-

Monday, August 16, 2010

KLC and Mannie Fresh Live 8/12

This is the first of the footage I have from

last Thursday's(8/12) Concert at the House of Blues

here in New Orleans. One of many installments.

This is Mannie Fresh and KLC on stage

talking about putting in work on Mystikals new

album. He has the best of both worlds on production.

Sorry, I had to downgrade it a bit because of the size

of the files.Blogger has a size limit unfortunately.

Quicktime is a bitch to convert.

Blogger takes forever to upload a video.

Fuck youtube!

Wild Wayne gets my respect on the speech on how

Atlanta and a few other states have stolen New Orleans

style and cashed in on it while we keep getting slept-on.

Holla

-JeffParish-

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Mystikal and Mannie Fresh French Quarter Freestyle


Yea thats them chilling in the French Quarter here in New Orleans.

Mystikal performing at the House of Blues thursday and for 10 more

dollars you get a meet and greet with autograph signings and pictures

and all that other good stuff.

Hmmmmmmmmm....

Should I go get the "Not That Nigga" Demo and "Back from the River" vinyl signed.

Be worth more if I did huh.

Holla

-JeffParish-

Sunday, August 1, 2010

The Local 580-The Black Connection




Never officially dropped. I guess if Baby does not want to pay

One artist on his roster now, then back in the day before a Milli

he would have never paid an entire roster.

So I guess that's why this didn't drop.

Basically that's what the Local 580 was.

It was Cash Money's version of a No Limit Soldiers song.

It had every one that was on CMR's label at the time on the song.


I came across this years ago.
Our friends over at


requested this and I am a fan of what their doing over their so...
Holla @ cha boy.
-JeffParish-

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Attack of the 320's Chapter 2


As requested by the homeboy 99.
This CD is not at the top of my list of Untouchable Releases.
Great tracks including the Demo version of "Down in the Boot"
featuring Tre-8 and a slew of others that didn't make the Charlie
Hanseen completed version.
I guess this CD is a time capsule because Bone was popping at the time
so the fast paste lyrics are a reflection of that and the West coast
sound was on top so that explains the "Funk" of this disc.
Holla.
-JeffParish-

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Thicker than Water?

C-Murder V.S. Master-P, Can't really say I'm Shocked.

P and C never really saw eye to eye.
Back in the NL days they where notorious for arguing with each other
over the way no limit was going.
Heres a little tid-bit, The album from TRU-Da Crime Family had to be
recorded in separate sessions because C and P where at odds with each
other and refused to be in the same room with each other during the
recording of that album.
I remember hearing that from TEK over at NoLimitSoldiers.com and
he was the authority on that shit.
Any way enough of my buzzed rambling, listen to this interview done with both of them recently.
http://www.forbezdvd.com/cod.php?v=MTE2OTI

Lemme know what you think of that shit, Is P wrong or
is C reading to much in to things?
The Comment section is yours.

-JeffParish-

Holla.

I'll Put It On Ya....



To quote DJ Jimi:

"It must be the pussy cause' it ain't yo face..."

This is like an Unofficial Big Boy Records release being that

it has Production and rapping from Precise and it has the usual

line up of guest features like Fiend,Ghetto Twins,Mystikal and so on.

The Mystikal collab song that is also the albums title is the one that

got the airplay back in the day.

She was also in Eazy-E's short lived West Coast

group H.W.A. which is an acronym for "Hoes with Attitude".

How she hooked up with Southern Big Boy records is a mystery to me.

http://www.mediafire.com/?51xlqainf7g3z5w

-JeffParish-

Holla.