Artist.......: DJ Blaqstarr
Album........: King of Roq
Label........: Mad Decent
Genre........: Hip-Hop
Catnr........: MAD083CD
Source.......: CDDA
Rip.date.....: Mar-23-2008
Str.date.....: 000-00-0000
Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: http://www.bluecollardistro.com/maddecent
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King of Roc
01. DJ Blaqstarr - Intro
02. DJ Blaqstarr - Yea 1
03. DJ Blaqstarr - She's High
04. DJ Blaqstarr - Crazy Leg Wit It
05. DJ Blaqstarr - Gon Break It Down
06. DJ Blaqstarr - Rock Wit Me
07. DJ Blaqstarr - Let's Play
08. DJ Blaqstarr - I Want U
09. DJ Blaqstarr - Rockstarrz - Roqstarrz
Blaqstarr Woodie Rock
10. DJ Blaqstarr - UR My Superstarr
11. DJ Blaqstarr - Allday
12. DJ Blaqstarr - I Wanna Touch
13. DJ Blaqstarr - Pornostarr - Ft. Prince The
Fly Guy, Lithium, and Hipno
14. DJ Blaqstarr - Bonus Beat 1
15. DJ Blaqstarr - Shake It 2 The Ground - Rye
Rye
16. DJ Blaqstarr - Roq Off Beat
17. DJ Blaqstarr - Shawty Break It Down
18. DJ Blaqstarr - Xplode
19. DJ Blaqstarr - Let's Go - Roqstarrz
20. DJ Blaqstarr - No Not Tonight - Christen Ft.
Blaqstarr
21. DJ Blaqstarr - Fun Wit Me Tonight
22. DJ Blaqstarr - Get It Right Now
23. DJ Blaqstarr - Hoew
24. DJ Blaqstarr - The Wanda Starr Show Interlude
25. DJ Blaqstarr - Swagga Back
26. DJ Blaqstarr - Gettin It - FT. Lithium And
Hipno
27. DJ Blaqstarr - Down To Ride - Ft. Hipno
28. DJ Blaqstarr - Tell Em
29. DJ Blaqstarr - The Rundown
30. DJ Blaqstarr - Outro
31. DJ Blaqstarr - I'm So Fly - Prince The Fly
Guy Ft. Blaqstarr
Runtime 63:54 min
Size 66,3 MB
Release Notes:
Blaqstarr had a good 2007 (signed with Mad Decent, int'l
touring styles, beats for M.I.A. and Young Leek) but it
sounds like he's got some mindblowing shit lined up for
2008. Lots of new classics ("Supastarr," "Shake It To The
Ground") and unreleased tracks on King of Roq, the
mixtape/album which was self-released last summer in an
edition so small that it barely made it out of Bmore. Most
of the songs are laced with the man's inimitable vocal
styles, and all have that patent pending bizarre minimal
vibe. The best new bits are the re-teaming of Blaq and
Woodie from Dru Hill (aka RoqStarrz) on "Let's Go," plus
genuinely strange tracks like "Allday" and "I Wanna
Touch." I've heard this likened to a Bmore version of
Stankonia, and while I don't think it's quite on that
scale, it still proves Blaqstarr will be a force to be
reckoned with for a while yet. As if that needed proving.
31 tracks, 63 minutes. Recommended.