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Army Drills (Intro):
I felt it was a great intro to start off the album. I
had talked to PR about it and told him how I felt we
should do it. This is PR introducing me to the masses.
It starts off real militant like. There are 2 beats in
this intro. I produced the first one where PR is
speaking. Then after PR makes his introduction, another
beat kicks in, which is produced by my dude LabMatik. I
take over the introduction at that point and then just
spit a verse right after. I felt it was a great way to
introduce the world to Bugsy Da God.
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My Point of View: When I first
heard this Pikk produced beat, I was automatically
inspired. The beat starts off with a lil bit of singing
which is part of a sample. It sings “My Point of View”
in between time so the title was fitting. I just felt I
needed to come real vicious on this one. 3 verses of
pure mayhem. The beat kicks in real hard. One of my
favorite joints on the album.
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The Sound of Guns: This song is
produced by Bronze Nazareth. It was originally supposed
to be the leading single to the upcoming Killarmy album,
but all the members met up in Ohio and decided to let
4th Disciple produce the lead single for them. Nothing
was really happening with this Bronze joint on their
part so PR felt that it would be a good fit for my
project. He decided to bless me with this one for my
album and I wound up recruiting him and Shyheim to
feature on it with me. Its a dope beat Bronze cooked up.
I always wanted to work with Bronze and them on a track
and this song was perfect to bring that reality into
fruition.
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Beautiful Explosives: This song is
produced by Hi-Fly. Real crazy beat! Fell in love with
it from the minute I heard it. As I was writing to it, I
was picturing a movie in my mind with this beat playing
in the background and nothing but explosions all over
the place. I got a few verses on it and I added in a few
samples of people talking about explosions and such.
It’s a real crazy track!
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Firestorm Rush:
This one is a
follow up to Beautiful Explosives. More like the
aftermath of it. See, I pictured it like a movie so I
felt I needed to make a track that once the explosions
took place, you just see the result of it. All you see
is flames and destruction all over the place and this
one right here fits it perfectly. I dropped a few verses
on it, just wanted to make it sound real crazy! Beat
produced by LabMatik.
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Terrorist Advocate: Another one of
my favorites on the album. I was chillin in the lab
listening to a few beats and my dude Jewels Polaar hits
me on the jack and he decided to send me a few beats.
Once I heard this one I was like wow! I must’ve played
that beat back like 20 times that night. I was inspired
right away to write to it and I decided to make it the
main track for the album. I leaked it out to the masses
on youtube and I got a lot of positive responses on it
so I was very happy with the result. I felt I had to
come in real vindictive on it. The beat itself was
bananas so it was a real fun track to do. Hook is real
catchy. Feels kinda like an anthem to me personally.
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Raging Guns: I was building with
my man Lord Beatjitzu one night online and he shot me
over some bangaz and this beat was just calling me! When
I heard it I already knew I wanted to fuck with it so he
blessed me with it. I had some lyrics already written
down and as I was going thru them, I was listening to
the beat at the same time and I made my pick on the
verses I wanted to use. The hook I wrote right there on
the spot. Real dope joint!
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Dogs in Heat: I always told myself
that if I ever made an album, I wanted to have a 4th
Disciple joint on it. I had met 4th thru PR a few years
ago in Brooklyn and we was at the lab chillin, listening
to some joints 4th was working on for his project. He
had played some beats afterwards and I heard this one so
I wanted to grab that. I was building with 4th about it
and we made it happen. Real ill joint! I wanted to get a
feature for it and I felt that PR was a great fit for
it, since he and 4th have that Killarmy affiliation.
This was a dream come true collaboration for myself
personally for the fact that I grew up listening to the
Army and was a major fan of their music. I wanted to get
Shogun on it but he was dealing with some technical
difficulties so I couldn’t make it happen. Hopefully on
the next album!
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Guillotine Fiends: This one
right here is produced by my dude Endemic. I had heard a
few of his beats in the past and I became a fan of his
production from the gate. I wanted to make it a Teraban
collaboration. Just didn’t feel right without my
brothers on there so I got PR and Chapelz on it, just
rippin the mic apart on this one. We were in Chapelz lab
in Staten Island and I had played this joint for them
and they were on board to hop on it right away so we
made it happen. This track was the foundation for The
Teraban album we started working on from that point
forward. Felt good recording it, especially after a few
drinks LOL!
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Cell Diaries: Another banger
produced by my dude LabMatik! When I first heard this
beat, it felt like it needed a nice story to it so I
decided to make it one. The concept is in relation to
being an inmate locked up in prison and being in a cell
writing in a diary about certain things that went down
in prison. Detailing fights that broke out there and
just missing the fam and friends in the outside world.
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Bloody Medallions: This joint is
another favorite of mine. This beat was another one I
picked from Jewels Polaar’s batch. This one kinda
brought me back to the 96-97 era when I was living in
Rhode Island and Boston and this type of music was out.
I wanted to get some features on it so I got my dude
Leathafase from Hillside Scramblers on it and also got
PR Terrorist on it. It was like the Latin connection. Me
and Fase go back a few years. We met back in 02 and I
def wanted him on the album so I made it happen. Getting
PR on it was a no brainer so I made that happen also.
Str8 heat rock!
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Epiphany of Love:
I made this track around a time when I was going thru a
lot of personal problems in my life and love life issues
with my ex girlfriend. It was a tough time in my life so
when I heard this beat from LabMatik, I felt I needed to
speak my mind on it. This one basically details the
history of my previous relationship and the way things
ended for us. It was a tough track to do, but I felt I
needed to do it and once PR heard it, he loved it. At
first, I wasn’t planning on putting it on the album, but
he felt it was right for it so I ultimately agreed.
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Outlandish: Track produced by
Stompboxx. This one was a fun track for me to do. I got
my brother Trigga Clip on it. We grew up listening to
90’s Hip Hop so back then when I started writing at the
age of 13, he was about 10 years old and I got him into
writing lyrics also. I always told him that if I ever
made it that I would bring him with me so this was a
perfect opportunity to make that happen. We laid down
the verses in my lab and made a nice song. It was a
great accomplishment for me personally because it was
something we both always wanted to do and once the
opportunity came up, it was a wrap! I felt like we had
came a long way and he was there from the beginning to
witness my growth as an MC so it was just right.
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Guns, Roses & Caskets: This track
right here was produced by LabMatik. Another banger for
the album! I laid down 2 verses on it. Originally it was
going to be a solo track, but once PR heard it, he fell
in love with it and wanted to hop on it with me so we
made it happen. We was in Napalm Studios in Staten
Island just working on new material for his upcoming
album and he laid down his verse for my joint right
there. It was a productive day in the studio. We was
sippin on mad Bacardi Gold also LOL! Got a lot of work
done.
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Salute the General: This is a
bonus track for the album. Produced by LabMatik. I felt
like I needed to show my appreciation to PR so I made a
dedication track for him. This pretty much details the
history he had in the game, from when he started off
with Killarmy to the present time with him running his
Napalm imprint. It was a powerful track to me and it
just felt like it was the right thing to do. PR brought
me in under his wing and taught me a lot about the game
so this was just something to show my appreciation to
him for believing in me and my vision and also for the
opportunity he blessed me with in being a part of
Napalm. He made those dreams become reality so I had to
show love to my big brother! Perfect way to end the
album.
