Up the fuck’s what, fuckamuthas?! Welcome to the third volume of the Black Lives Matter Edition! Why? Don’t even with that shit, ‘cause you know why. Don’t you play fuckin’ dumb with me, goddammit. Here, lemme break it down anyway: because they fuckin’ do, and what it’s about is addressing the systemic issues that have far too long made them feel like they don’t. Also, because black lives matter whether it’s an election year or not, whether it’s black history month or not, 24/7/365, goddammit. I’m fairly certain I said...
Up the fuck’s what, fuckamuthas?! Welcome to the third volume of the Black Lives Matter Edition! Why? Don’t even with that shit, ‘cause you know why. Don’t you play fuckin’ dumb with me, goddammit. Here, lemme break it down anyway: because they fuckin’ do, and what it’s about is addressing the systemic issues that have far too long made them feel like they don’t. Also, because black lives matter whether it’s an election year or not, whether it’s black history month or not, 24/7/365, goddammit. I’m fairly certain I said this in one of my earlier BLM editions, but I’ll say it again.
Do you pitiful little white supremacists have any idea how fuckin’ barren the American cultural landscape would be without black people? I can scarcely imagine what the rest of your lives must be like outside of the white supremacy rhetoric. That is, if you’re actually consistent with it, and don’t partake in anything that black people have contributed throughout history. Of course, that’s not the case. Consistency has never been a strong characteristic of those with hateful, divisive ideologies. If you could only extract your fuckin’ craniums from your vice-grip sphincters for a second, take a breath of fresh air and realize how rich reality can be when you actually appreciate it with compassion for your fellow man, acknowledging how little you truly know of the world around you, living with an insatiable desire to learn new things, new perspectives, new people…
Anyway, that sentence ran right out the fuckin’ door and down the street. The point is obvious though, isn’t it? Life can indeed be rich, no matter how poor you are now. When you choose intellectual and/or cultural poverty, I just don’t have it in me to waste pity on you. Your lives are certainly sad, no matter how much time you spend bullshitting yourselves. Anyway, as if anyone to whom this applies would ever listen to this podcast, or actually be swayed back to some sort of rationality by a random fuckhead’s opinions… Ah well, their loss.
Let’s discuss a little about what we’ll be hearing this week, shall we? Simply put, we’re goin’ all over the fuckin’ genre map this week. We’ve got hip-hop, R&B, spoken word, pop, rock, funk, soul, trap, dubstep, drum ’n’ bass, fuckin’ Detroit techno, jazz, blues, and if that ain’t enough for ya, I dunno. Tough shit, I guess? I don’t do this to fuckin’ entertain you, goddammit. I’m always delighted to hear if you are entertained, but this awesome shit exists whether you yojne it or not. Life’s just so much sweeter spent in pursuit of the yojne. Wouldn’t ya say? I would say, and I am sayin’, and I will say, so here I fuckin’ go…
Ready? Set? Yojne!
01 Common - (A Beautiful Revolution) Intro (feat. Jessica Care Moore) (from A Beautiful Revolution (Pt 1)) [00:01:58]
02 Black Thought - Welcome To America (feat. C.S. Armstrong & Angela Hunte) (from Judas and the Black Messiah: The Inspired Album) [00:04:09]
03 Ronnie Hudson - West Coast Poplock (from Magic Disc Records- West Coast Rap-thology) [00:07:44]
04 BLVK JVCK, Flosstradamus - G.O.D. (GRIND OR DIE) (feat. Leat'eq) (from G.O.D. (GRIND OR DIE) (feat. Leat’eq)) [00:13:09]
05 James Brown - Say It Loud - I'm Black And I'm Proud (from 20 All-Time Greatest Hits!) [00:15:46]
06 Sigma - Good Times (feat. Ella Eyre) (from Life (Deluxe)) [00:18:28]
07 Method Man, Redman - Dis Iz 4 All My Smokers (from Blackout! 2) [00:22:07]
08 Ella Fitzgerald - Smooth Sailing (from Ella Fitzgerald) [00:26:22]
09 Asheru - The Boondocks Main Title (from The Boondocks (Music from the Animated Series) (Bonus Edition)) [00:29:26]
10 Beyoncé - Formation (from Lemonade) [00:29:56]
11 Inner City - We All Move Together (feat. Idris Elba) (from We All Move Together) [00:33:21]
12 Chuck Berry - No Particular Place To Go (from St. Louis To Liverpool) [00:39:11]
13 Black Pumas - Colors (from Black Pumas) [00:41:51]
14 Saint Cassius - Brown Skin Girls (from Brown Skin Girls) [00:45:53]
15 Death Grips - You Might Think He Loves You for Your Money but I Know What He Really Loves You for It’s Your Brand New Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat (from Government Plates) [00:49:57]
16 Maxim - 808 (feat. Cianna Blaze) (from 808) [00:52:37]
17 Lex the Hex Master - Gangstas (from Beyond Redemption) [00:56:13]
18 Curtis Mayfield - Pusherman (from Superfly) [00:59:27]
19 BLVK JVCK - WHVT (from WHVT) [01:04:24]
20 Da Youngsta's - Backstabbers (from Gangsta Rap Classics) [01:07:41]
21 Ella Fitzgerald - It’s Only a Paper Moon (from Jazz Divas Vol. 1) [01:11:25]
22 Jessica Domingo - Island (Acoustic) (from Island (Acoustic)) [01:14:05]
23 Otis Redding - Love Man (from Love Man) [01:17:31]
24 WATCH THE DUCK - There You Are (from There You Are) [01:19:44]
25 Maxim - Red Dress (from Red Dress) [01:23:27]
26 Janet Jackson - Rock With U (from Discipline) [01:27:32]
27 KIRBY - We Don't Funk (from We Don’t Funk) [01:31:24]
28 Roy Ayers - Funk in the Hole (from Virgin Ubiquity II) [01:33:21]
29 Freddie King - Going Down (from Getting Ready… (World)) [01:38:53]
30 Common - So Far To Go (feat. D'Angelo) (from Finding Forever) [01:42:04]
31 Ice Cube - Good Cop Bad Cop (from Everythangs Corrupt) [01:46:30]
32 Jermaine Dupri - CHANGE (feat. Ne-Yo, Johnta Austin, Common, Gary Clark Jr., Eric Bellinger, Rotimi, Detroit Youth Choir, PJ Morton, Smokie Norful, Wanya Morris, Big Rube, Bryan-Michael Cox, Anthony Hamilton, Keedron Bryant, Jac Ross, Kirk Franklin & Angel) (from CHANGE) [01:49:53]
33 Jon Batiste - Changes (Recorded At Spotify Studios NYC) (from Spotify Singles) [01:54:22]
34 Beyoncé - Freedom (feat. Kendrick Lamar) (from Lemonade) [01:59:00]
35 Jill Scott - Womanifesto (from The Light of the Sun) [02:03:49]
36 Kosine - Kings (feat. G Herbo & Marcus Black) (Remix) (from Kings (Remix)) [02:05:51]
37 Keedron Bryant - I JUST WANNA LIVE (feat. Andra Day, Lucky Daye & IDK) (from I JUST WANNA LIVE) [02:08:50]
38 Rakim - Black Messiah (Bonus Track) (from Judas and the Black Messiah: The Inspired Album) [02:13:02]
39 Kool Keith - Super Hero (feat. MF DOOM & L'Orange) (from Super Hero) [02:17:09]
40 Ray Charles - The Ray - 2016 Mono Remaster (from The Atlantic Studio Albums In Mono (Remaster)) [02:21:36]
41 Labrinth - Still Don't Know My Name (from Euphoria (Original Score from the HBO Series)) [02:25:30]
42 Lords Of The Underground - Funky Child (from Here Come The Lords) [02:28:01]
43 Inner City - SoundwaveZ (feat. ZebrA OctobrA) (from We All Move Together) [02:32:26]
44 Keyon Harrold - MB Lament (from The Mugician) [02:35:32]
45 Raekwon - Guillotine (Swordz) (feat. Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck & GZA (Genius)) (from Only Built 4 Cuban Linx) [02:40:30]
46 Raleigh Ritchie - Sicko (from Mind the Gap) [02:44:53]
47 Suffrajett - Love Me More (from Suffrajett) [02:48:16]
48 Pharoahe Monch - Same Sh!t, Different Toilet (from Same Sh!t, Different Toilet) [02:52:07]
49 Alicia Keys - So Done (feat. Khalid) (from ALICIA) [02:55:12]
50 Jaz Karis - Mistake (from Mistake) [02:59:01]
51 Mulgrew Miller, Richie Goods, Karriem Riggins - It Never Entered My Mind (from The Sequel) [03:02:03]
52 Trey Songz - 2020 Riots: How Many Times (from Back Home) [03:08:28]
53 Kennedy Stephens - Black Will See Praise (Wounds) (from Black Will See Praise (Wounds)) [03:11:49]
54 Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - Days Of Our Livez (from The Collection Volume 1) [03:14:50]
55 Common - Glory (feat. John Legend) (from Glory (from the Motion Picture Selma) [03:20:37]
56 The Prodigy - Shut 'Em Up (feat. Public Enemy & Manfred Mann) (from The Day Is My Enemy (Expanded Edition)) [03:25:06]
57 Nina Simone - Here Comes the Sun (Remastered) (from Here Comes the Sun) [03:29:16]
