No Hooks w/Blockhead

i've always had an appreciation for songs that would forgo the whole "verse-hook-verse-hook" monotony and would just be all about the rapping. songs that were just an mc rhyming over a beat with no frills. it feels as if these kinds of songs were standard for most golden age albums made by any respectable mc of that era. ranging from album intro's to full on 48 bar verses to album outro's, these are all songs where the mc would go for theirs ,without worrying about when the hook was gonna drop, and simply show and prove.

1)creative control: O.C.
2)portrait of a masterpiece: the D.O.C.
3)the grime and grit: pep love
4)mc's out to murder the world: the cenobites
5)no omega: Eric B. and Rakim
6)On the jazz tip: maestro fresh wes
7)timebomb: public enemy
8)communism: Common sense
9)kool is back: kool g rap and dj polo
10)no chorus: kool kieth
11)phuck'em up U: grand daddy I.U.
12)akbar's joint: jamalski (but actually akbar)
13)the master: freddie foxxx
14)braggin' writes: J-live
15)planet brooklyn: freshco
16)brainstorm: latee
17)outro: outkast

Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/156994190/oneversejoints.zip.html

--Blockhead

Blockhead Blesses Us

Stretch & Bobbito's demo tape

1)Skam demo
2)talk about it: skam
3)mysteries of life: Lewis Parker
4)SOS demo
5)east/west: the colony
6)problem child:constant deviants
7)blue: kurious
8)lyrical professor:genesis
9)come inside: tony bones
10)deep in your bones: tony bones
11)better then you: mad scientist
12)born to live (original demo version): O.C.

http://rapidshare.com/files/149761636/Stretch_and_bob_demo_s.zip.html

Blockhead, producer and part-time Philaflava poster laced us with this Stretch & Bob demo tape from his stash. Hopefully there will be more to come.

http://www.philaflava.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=100171

-- Philaflava