Vinnie Paz - God of the Serengeti

Hey everybody,

Here's the new video for Vinnie Paz's "The Oracle" produced by DJ Premier. This one is from Vinnie's upcoming album, "God of the Serengeti," available next Monday, October 22nd. You can still pre-order the t-shirt/CD bundle for only $25 through this Friday directly from our store at www.merchdirect.com/jedimindtricks.

Don't forget to catch Vinnie Paz on tour with ILL BILL this fall. For dates and tickets visit www.jmthiphop.com/tour

As always, thanks for your support,

Vroiam si eu s-o pun...da' nu gaseam topic...Dupa asta si "Cheesesteaks" presimt ca va fii unul din cele mai bune albume ale anului.

Vinnie Paz Of Jedi Mind Tricks Recalls Recording "Violent By Design"

Vinnie Paz of Jedi Mind Tricks recounts the origins of the group's album "Violent By Design."

For many Hip Hop heads, Jedi Mind Tricks' 2000 album Violent By Design is one of the crowning achievments of the then-burgeoning underground scene. Now, in a recent interview with Unkut, JMT frontman Vinnie Paz recalls the recording of the group's seminal sophomore release.

Paz recalled the lo-fi ethis and extremely limited budget on which he, producer Stoupe the Enemy of Mankind and fellow emcee Jus Allah record the LP. He expalined that they actually recording the entire LP in Stoupe's bedroom, which lacked any form of sound proofing, let alone a mic booth.

"Any little money we got back from The Amber Probe [EP], we were just using it to buy anything we needed for the studio. We bought a beat machine and an ADAT for Stoupe’s crib. A lot of people don’t know – we weren’t even in a fuckin’ real studio until Visions of Ghandi in 2003," he said. "We recorded and mixed that in the bedroom. We didn’t even have anything sound-proofed and we had no mic booth. We just had to be quiet! It would be a fuckin’ 100 degrees outside and Stoupe would fuckin’ shut all the windows and turn the fan off so the mic wouldn’t pick anything up. It was like a thousand degrees in there bro! And we were smoking and drinking 40’s! You look back at those times and you think, ‘We were fuckin’ idiots!’"

Mask Records shit,direct....camera lu Afrikanu,vara pe caldurile alea la etaju 4 la 12 ziua,cu geamurile-nchise,cu CDP,Afrikanu,Soare si Barsanu...beam alexandrion,fumam viceroy si rupeam microfonu=)))))))

Asta e povestea MC-ului ce scuipa foc ca balauru' ?

era doar o asemanare,bineinteles,pastrand proportiile...cred ca o gramada de mc au inceput sau inca mai fac la fel

N-am testat inca...
Varianta FLAC:
http://uploaded.net/file/yg6lsl1d/vin.part1.rar
http://uploaded.net/file/nm5haowd/vin.part2.rar

Asta merge, scuzati de dublu-post
http://www.torrentcrazy.com/torrent/8009626/vinnie-paz-god-of-the-serengeti-2012

DE AFARĂ: Vinnie Paz - God of the Serengeti (2012) http://www.hiphopdinromania.org/2012/10/de-afara-vinnie-paz-god-of-serengeti.html

Azi, 22 octombrie 2012, se lansează prin Enemy Soil, cel de-al doilea album solo al lui Vinnie Paz, intitulat “God of the Serengeti”.

Albumul îi are ca invitați pe Q-Unique, Immortal Technique, Poison Pen, Chris Rivers aka Baby Pun, Whispers, Blaq Poet, Moob Deep, Scarface, Apathy, King Syze, Crypt the Warchild, Jus Allah, Esoteric, Blacastan, Celph Titled, Planetary, La Coka Nostra, Tragedy Khadafi, FT, Smoke, R.A. the Rugged Man, Kool G Rap și Block McCloud și producții asigurate de Paul Nice, C-Lance, MTK, Jack of All Trades, Psycho Les, Beatnick Dee, Illinformed, Havoc, Mr. Green, The Arcitype, Stu Bangas, JBL the Titan, Marco Polo, Tony Kenyatta, Dj Premier și Dj Lethal.

Mai multe detalii, dar și coperțile albumului pe http://www.hiphopdinromania.org/2012/10/de-afara-vinnie-paz-god-of-serengeti.html

Si asta s-a dat cu illuminati..

Numa' astia din Haarp Cord au ramas adevarati.

ba deci tot albumu e rupere de mui...nu ii gasesc minus...nu e piesa care sa nu imi placa...toate colaborarile sunt rupere de mui...aia cu trenu in miscare...nu mai vorbesc,istoric a pus punctu pe i clar in plm,app de civilizatorii pizdii...jake lamotta imi da un cacat de stare foarte tare...ce sa mai...e campion albumu,cred ca e cel mai bun pe anu asta.Bine,nu cred ca o sa fie promovat de sss,uzere si junky size,ca plm,e tras in dormitor,nu are calitate de studio

L (de la XXL Magazine)

With his second solo effort God of the Serengeti, Vinnie Paz delivers his loyal fan-base a capable addition to his catalogue…

On the opening moments of God of the Serengeti, Vinnie Paz, the voice behind Jedi Mind Tricks, reminds us who’s in charge with a sample from what sounds like an old Hollywood epic involving a newly crowned King scolding his followers for questioning the authority of his predecessor. It sets the stage appropriately for the veteran MC’s trademark rugged, paternalistic, even Pharoah-like vocal presence on his sophomore effort.

Like his debut Season of the Assassin, God of the Serengeti is a hip-hop star-studded affair, with appearances by the likes of Immortal Technique, DJ Premier, Kool G Rap, Mobb Deep, Scarface, La Coka Nostra, Marco Polo, and R.A. The Rugged Man, to name a few. Those features work in Paz’s favor, as they break the monotony of his rugged delivery while not overshadowing his vocal presence.

The production on God of the Serengeti is strong across the board. Contributions by both newcomers like C-Lance and mainstays like DJ Premier, Havoc and Psycho Les of The Beatnuts add to the album’s versatility and appeal. The vast majority of the music is sinister and gritty. When combined with Paz’s raspy, rapid-fire delivery, it creates a fitting tone reminiscent of Big Pun’s relentlessness on tracks like “Beware” and “The Dream Shatterer.” This is no accident, as Paz himself calls the album a tribute to the late Bronx MC.

Paz’s bars consistently balance mindless violence with clever wordplay, and common topics include history, religion, decapitation, and tragedies involving planes. On “And Your Blood Will Blot Out the Sun,” the Roman-Catholic born Sunni Muslim convert raps confusingly, “A nation of intellectuals, a nation of thugs/Jesus is hate, a nation of Satan is love!” On “Slum Chemist,” he raps: “You should never fuck with the Monster (Vinnie P)/You’ll crash like la la la bamba,” referring—of course—to the untimely death of songwriter Ritchie Valens by plane crash on what has become referred to as “The Day the Music Died.” On “Jake LaMotta”—which features one of the brighter backdrops—Paz speaks on how good he feels and how well all of the people in his life are doing. But, as expected, before the end of the first verse, he is already, “Knock[ing] buildings over like [he] was Osama on flights.”

While Paz’s raspy flow and violent imagery are generally coherent and amusing enough, there are a few head-scratchers sprinkled throughout. Such as, ”I don’t believe in crying at all/I’m a manic depressive—never get excited at all,” and, “The bible is gone/you are watching a Viking perform,” on “Cheesesteaks.”

While God of the Serengeti doesn’t blaze any new ground, it is a release that will hold up to the Paz’s legacy on the underground scene and will surely satisfy long-time fans. —Nick De Molina (@odmod)

Revin cu un nou interviu. De această dată este vorba de un producător de la Enemy Soil, label fondat de Jedi Mind Tricks. C-Lane a produs pentru Vinnie Paz, ILL BILL, Jus Allah și mulți alții. Dar mai multe o să descoperiți în curând. La ce lucrează momentan? “New AOTP albums, HMK 2, Vinnie Paz Solo, & Madchild/Swollen Members albums.”

http://www.hiphopdinromania.org/2013/12/interviu-cu-c-lance-exclusiv.html