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Tag Archives: Mobb Deep

Kevin Casey’s Sample Saturday – Jack Mayborn et Prodigy

Oh yall niggas killas now, oh word?  Catch you coming out your fuckin’ crib!” Mobb Deep are undoubtedly one of the hardest duo’s to ever threaten your life on a record, and be assured that when P runs as a solo artist, the pressure don’t let up.  Prodigy fully embodies that tough edge that defined [...]

EMPT & BROBIBLE.com Present: Gold For Breakfast Vol. 1 by Casey Mendoza

I hope ya’ll are in a party mood because today EMPT & BroBible.com announce the first mixtape from new DJ/production group Casey Mendoza, aka myself and Kevin Casey. If you’ve been to one of our Noctambule parties the energy in this tape will bring you back to the debauchery and possibly make you start jumping [...]

Kevin Casey’s Sample Saturday – Barclay James Harvest et Mobb Deep

Sometimes I feel I gotta… Better Way?… (I’ll get to that later).  Mobb Deep’s fifth album Infamy came onto the scene with the street single “Burn”, a record that still in the right New York venue will get things pretty hype.  At the time of Infamy’s release, M-O-B-B was coming off a very publicized diss from Jay-Z, [...]

Kevin Casey’s Sample Saturday – The Whispers et Mobb Deep

For all those sample heads that read these posts check out this Complex Magazine’s writeup; “The 50 Greatest Samples of all Time.” Mobb Deep’s involvement in the East/West feud of the mid-nineties is no secret.  In an alleged, but pretty clear response to 2Pac, the group decided to “Drop A Gem On ‘Em” for the [...]

Sigur Ros vs. Mobb Deep – Shook (Emancipator Mash Up)

Back in the day, New York City 1995…” One of my favorite golden era hip hop albums is Mobb Deeps The Infamous. This classic album portrays the struggles and harsh realities of ghetto life to perfection. We did a piece back in ’09 announcing Kevin Casey’s Live From New York, I wanted to repost it [...]

Kevin Casey Music Presents Live From New York (1994-2001)

Man look at these suckers. I ain’t no rapper, I’m a hustler. It just so happens I know how to rap.” In the beginning Hip Hop was about b-boying, djing, graffiti and emceeing. The drug game of the late 1980′s changed the ghetto so, it was only natural that it would change the music as [...]