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Ras Kass and Remedy - How Many Shots! Produced by =. Brought To You By the Letter "L" for Mexican From the Future Productions

Yo This is that next level futuristic Ras shit!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFHk9krZiaw&feature=player_embedded

its been featured on www.smokingsection.net already!

http://smokingsection.uproxx.com/TSS/2009/11/ras-kass-the-quarterly-update-2-miami-life

Download the Quarterly and check out this show if you can...

Nov 27, 2009

White Room
1306 N Miami Ave
Miami, FL
33136

10:00pm

Ras Kass's "The Quarterly" album is now available for download. "The Quarterly" contains brand new music in addition to the previously released weekly tracks. Look for guest appearances by Killah Priest, Mista F.A.B., 40 Glocc, Krondon and others, and production from Pete Rock, Veterano, Sir Jinx, Da Riffs, Tha Bizness, and Thayod Ausar.

"The Quarterly" is being offered with a "name your price" option, there is no minimum. Multiple audio formats are available. Download of full album includes artwork and BONUS CONTENT. SUPPORT RAS KASS! Choose your price!

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD "THE QUARTERLY"

Just a couple thoughts on Quarterly after listening through it a couple times...

After listening to the album through a couple of times I have to say that it is an honestly good solid album, looking at it as a whole. The 2 main stand out tracks to me are "Since U Been Gone" and "Almost Famous (good beat and solid Jay-Z sample)." I like the way Ras goes in on the hipster and "beta male" rap. Silver Surfer Swagger is actually a really catchy song that probably has a broad appeal to different types of listeners. Quarterly features a wide range of songs from the soulful "L.A. Is My Lady" to "Take That Off" (which is definitely a song for the ladies, and that I'm sure most of you guys will skip). After listening the whole way through, Amazin, Reconciliation, Milli Vanilli, and Mike Jacks are still some of the top tracks on the album. I still would encourage you guys to download the full album tomorrow - you'll be able to download it at super high quality, not just low bitrate mp3s (so the audiophiles out there will be pleased). You're not gonna hear a Nature of the Threat 2 on this album, but like it or not, thats not what hes going for. But there are still tracks that the hardcore fans will dig (maybe still not the Aaron G track lol). Its looking like the download of the album will be a "chose your price format" and you can listen to all the tracks before you download the album. Support Ras Kass on this project cause I can guarantee you that the project that he is working on right now will please all you hardcore fans out there.

Get out and download it! - [EDIT] the link IS UP NOW!

Anyone got this version MP3d?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8l8lJhiGqg

beat so smooth

Soul On Ice (besides Illmatic) is my favorite hip hop record of all time; Ras attacks each track with a CRAZY out-of-control flow and lyrical content that blows my mind (Nature of the Threat).

But as much as I love Soul On Ice, it seems everything Ras recorded after it was...different. Rasassination didnt have that out-of-control flow, instead it sounded very basic, and even though the lyrics were still above average, they weren't very memorable. i've heard Revenge of the Spit, Rasassination and Van Gogh and I wasn't impressed with any of them very much at all. Without that crazy style he just sounds like any other emcee to me.

So I guess my question is: with all the additional records/mixtapes released after Soul On Ice, are there any where Ras sounds the way he did on Soul On Ice?

the new website has launched - shout out to Guerilla Press!

also check out: dj honda feat. Ras Kass - Throw Your Hands Up (Studio Movie)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfAMmN1Qxow

In "We Run The Streets" Rassy says "NHL jersey Calgary Flames I rep my city..." but i went to wikipedia and it says he's from Carson, California. Can anyone tell me whats goin on here?

"Amazin"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzm9vpRAALw

Directed by: Charles Barcelona & Lorenzo Escalante for Right Lane Ent. / HomeGrown Outfitters

Camera & Editing:
Charles Barcelona - HomeGrownOutfitters.org

Additional Editing, Styling & Special FX:
Scott O'Malley - Guerillapress.net

Ras Kass
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