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Peace... Back for 2009 and I'm here with that HEAT!!! This is my first Hip Hop joint of 2009 and I'm definitely thinking this is the shape of things to come... There are far too many DJ's out there right now who really don't deserve the title, dudes that can't mix, can't even pick out the ill selection on a computer, well I'm gunnin' for you fraud bitches this year and this is just the start... Back to the tape though, and how could I not jump off with a little back & forth between Sai & Joey? I generally steer clear of a lot of these so called 'beefs' nowadays but this one is different, both these cats can actually spit, check it out and make your own conclusions, I know I got mine :) Termanology got a couple of joints on here, check him absolutely destroy the Billy Paul sampling Let The Dollar Circulate produced by the legendary J-Dilla (and recently flipped by Don Cannon for a certain Young Jeezy)... Speaking of legendary producers you got a couple of Premo joints on here, Blaq Poet steps up first with a true Hip Hop anthem... Ain't Nuttin' Changed is one of those real Hip Hop club bangers with a lifetime guarantee, added to that I got the street joint from 50 Cent on here, Shut Ur Bloodclot Mouth... It does sound like it took Preem about 10 minutes to knock this one out, although they do say the simplest shit is often the best, check it for yourselves... Keeping it G-Unit, Lloyd Banks also got a couple of joints on the tape both with a definite 90's flava, Mind On Murder has that classic 90's filtered bassline and New Pussy, well, personally I never tire of the sample on this joint, do you know it :) ? I got what sounds like some unreleased material from Nas' last album on the mixtape, a real interesting track produced by Green Lantern, definitely in keeping with his recent artistic approach, as well as a SICK new street track from Juelz Santana which even quotes some seminal Smif n Wessun material, definitely endearing to a 90's kid like myself :) Featuring for the first time on a DJ Lee Majors mixtape is my homie Cartel out of NYC, look forward to a feature mixtape from him in the coming months too maybe even featuring Major Surveillance on the tracks :) To wrap up the tape how better than remembering arguably the 2 most important Hip Hop artists of our time, with Jadakiss' Letter To BIG and Maino's Letter To Pac... 100