tales from the desert

The southwest states are probably way below the rap radar for most people. Places likes Phoenix, Las Vegas and Denver are distant outposts from the vantage point of meccas like New York or the Bay Area. Do not be fooled because none of your favorite rappers hail from the desert however. Like other urban environments all across the country, southwest cities have an abundance of local hip hop.

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01. (00:00:30) g.s.o.m.. - radio interlude (denver 1995)
02. (00:05:33) g.b.p. - so you call yourself a gangsta (las vegas 1992)
03. (00:04:22) mc magic - it's ok (salt lake city 1995)
04. (00:05:09) d.r.u.g. - duck when i bust (denver 1994)
05. (00:04:25) jazzie redd - the colors of jazz (denver 1995)
06. (00:03:50) no doze funkmob - where i'm from (las vegas 1997)
07. (00:04:23) apostle - high ground (denver 1996)
08. (00:03:18) doomsday productions - nightstalker (las vegas 1994)
09. (00:05:56) mr.bonuts & skitzo - ninety six degrees (actually from louisiana, 1995)
10. (00:03:26) spliff - dat nigga (denver 1995)
11. (00:03:30) black hole posse - killin 4 this shit (denver 1995)
12. (00:04:07) g.s.o.m. - nocturnal (denver 1995)
13. (00:05:31) dk-all-day - twelve gauge tragedy (denver 1994)
14. (00:03:46) mr. iroc - finally on tha map (phoenix 1995)
15. (00:03:32) lasalle street playaz - lifestyles of a playa (phoenix 1995)
16. (00:04:40) nutmeg - you don't know it (phoenix 1995)
17. (00:05:11) nyke loc - around the world (denver 1997)
18. (00:02:20) playah jay - what they hitten fo ? (las vegas 1995)
19. (00:04:40) mistah x ft. angela - so much pain (albuquerque 1995)

This mix has some smooth jams, so dig in and turn it up. If ya like this one leave some comments and thanks for checking us out here at T.R.O.Y.

--Schenectadyfan