Most rap journalists ain't nothin' but models for pigeons on t-shirts, so fair play to David Drake for interviewing Husalah on Noisey. You wack like World Cups if you're not down with Golasoaso, so consider this to the soundtrack to Hus' kicking limitless wisdom to Drake about slaps and science:
Tailor Made [ft. Mob Figaz] (1999)
Die Young [ft. The Jacka & Too $hort] (2001)
Hus G. Rap [ft. Kool G. Rap] (2002)
Hustlin' Ass (2002)
Pigeon On T-Shirt [ft. The Jacka] (2005)
Since '88 (2005)
Hus Hudson Life (2005)
Blind World [ft. The Jacka] (2005)
Sleep With Da Fishes (Boom Clack) (2006)
Murder On My Mind (2006)
Cuttin' It Up [ft. B-Luv] (2006)
Through The Night (2006)
B.I.T.C.H [ft. Dru Down] (2006)
Frozen Heart (2006)
Shock The Place [ft. The Jacka] (2006)
Live Life Illegal (2006)
N*ggas Out There Mine [ft. The Jacka] (2006)
Talk It Out (2007)
Fighting The Feds (2007)
Yea Baby (2007)
Stupid Dumb (2007)
Gear (2007)
That Go [ft. B-Luv] (2008)
On The Streets (2009)
Lord You Know (2009)
Lightweight Jammin' [ft. E-40 & Clyde Carson] (2010)
You Neva Know (2010)
Loyal To The Mob [ft. Mob Figaz] (2011)
Da Mob (2011)
See The Dark (2015)
PS - never forget that this happened:
Somehow the rap game reminds me of the craic game!
You could go all day w this man n his loosies but gotta shout for Husalah Shine, Zestways, Money n Death To My Enemies.
ReplyDeleteSomeones def one of the greats when you could list 30 10/10 unique monsters spanning a decade plus n not be a third the way complete
I rly wanna know what Hus said to Robbie
ReplyDeleteImagine if he confused him for Roy Keane.
ReplyDeleteGotta have been some classic "americans do football" snafus, wish Id been following him on twitter for the last world cup. He does seem like a real fan but how much of that is just the beautiful n gorgeous jerseys.
ReplyDeleteAlso DD says the Paul Wall song is on the album he heard n its not as good as youd think but I refuse to believe this + need closure man
ReplyDeleteOnly ever listened to Hustlin' Since the 80s so looking forward to someone makin a zip of this one.
ReplyDeleteAlways heard that Hus' was big into soccer, following some European teams and championships and all that, like in that one video : https://vimeo.com/28964864
Hus' top 3 Arsenal players:
ReplyDeleteJacka Wilshere
Brian MacGovern
Julio Blaptista
I hope Hus isn't into the MLS. Fucking state of this 😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteIn hindsight, Granit Jacka would have been a better pun than Jacka Wilshere.
ReplyDeleteDippin', yokin', Chevy ridin clean/
ReplyDeletefully spray the crowd like Robbie Keane
mad about the exclusions of:
ReplyDeleteStay Silent
Fell In Love With Crime
Husalah Shine
Laid Back Slap ("Hotter than a radiator cap!")
that bonus track that samples Jewel ("You sayyyy you want to kill")
husalah shine & fell in love with crime >>>> fighting the feds
ReplyDeletethat reminds me, 'love how it feels' is my fav jack + hus over old school sample flips
thanks for the shout tho! lol
ReplyDeleteQuite a few cuts I haven't heard def need a zip of these asap and Huslin Since da 80's is a personal classic to me.
ReplyDeleteGTFOH with the Fighting The Feds slander, Drake.
ReplyDeleteHus the human subwoofer >>>>>>>>>>>>>> I Fell In Love With Crime
Yeh Husalah Shine might be my fav n I Fell In Love with Crimes amazing but BAP BA BADADA BAP
ReplyDeleteAlso 100 Rounds In The K is prob better than any of the other ones I mentioned. If your not implementing quotes from this interview in your life already youre losing.
It's Kinda Hot is #actually the Huslin' Since Da '80s glaring omission from this list.
ReplyDeleteOne of the most impressive things bout that album is it OPENS w a song sampling Manu Chao which manages to be dead hard.
ReplyDelete"We just campin' out with the cannons out!"
ReplyDeleteDefo haven't heard some of these before
ReplyDeleteNo lie, I'd totally slept on 100 Rounds In The K.
ReplyDeleteIts off Explosive Mode 3 def top 5 Mob Figaz album its so good
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckgbBXjU_-Y
the recycled verses sound better on it too imo, even the Murder Somebody one
That best not be Murder Somebody slander in my comments 😠
ReplyDeleteIts sacrilege but I heard it first they sound harder, its only a few bars though
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sB9VjfhdFA
WE AINT LISTENING WE CANT HEAR YOU WHEN YOURE WHISPERING YOUS A COWARD YOU AINT OUT HERE
coming through with a zip
ReplyDeletehttp://www60.zippyshare.com/v/SOvDWTGo/file.html
I did this for myself just as much as for anyone else I'm playing catch up with all this stuff. I also added the comment section songs in to my own personal zip
👍 Hotbox.
ReplyDeleteJust banned Donal and reported him for abuse.
oh yeah 100 rounds in the k is needed also
ReplyDeleteits actually better for ppl to go through his stuff on their own than worry about a best of IMO there's not even that much of it!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah where's "Project GTA" ...
ReplyDeleteLazy rap internet motherfuckers aren't going through Husalah's catalogue "on their own", especially when some of his key songs are spread across obscure compilations, and other key songs aren't even on Spotify because they were random loosies or from Datpiff mixtapes.
ReplyDeleteno "Cutty"?
ReplyDeleteThat one's not a favourite of mine.
ReplyDeleteupside of Husalah not blowing up is theres no label suits going back n wiping a load of them obscure classics off the internet.
ReplyDeleteIts harder to find some shit online now too, feel like theres stuff that woula used to been on some blogspot thats only available to buy off some extortion artist now. I was delireh looking @ Town Thizzness bandcamp the other day but theres kinda fuck all on it, maybe theres itunes for them though I suppose.
There's an early Husalah song on the same compilation as Jack's Mac Hand that I can't find anywhere online. It's called O To The Sto' and features Rydah, AP + Freako.
ReplyDeleteYeh been looking for that too, forgot my pw for the bay area forum I used to get a lot of this shit
ReplyDeleteOnly thing w/ 100 rounds in the K is that Jacka's verse is >>>>
ReplyDeleteNot sure if you found (“O”) To da Sto already (was also included on Freako & Rydah J. Klyde’s album and some other projects under a different name), but it is also on the compilation that Rob Lo just released (‘DAT Tapes’). Might be worth a listen.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know about this RoLo album. Cheers 👍
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