Ill Ron Hubbard EP

ILL RON HUBBARD EP

(Click to download, Zipped for Convenience)

Artist: Kabuto The Python

Running time: 31:58

Also featuring: Fatty Goodness and Billy the Fridge.

This EP represents the salvaged debris that was left after Kabuto’s first attempt at an album was devastated by not one, but TWO catastrophic hard drive failures. What was recovered in the aftermath is a volley of fresh verses, catchy cuts, surprising samples, a few great guest verses, and more of that poisonous Python flavor you’ve been craving.

Kabuto has improved his rap game considerably since the Parseltongue mixtape, and this offering tackles subjects including his personal history, Star Wars, and politics… all with his signature annoying and acerbic style.




TRACK LISTING
01 – Be Prepared
02 – Origin Story
03 – Rap Loogies (feat. Fatty Goodness)
04 – Reference Desk
05 – MF MOOB (skit)
06 – Swaggerjacking
07 – Reggaeton Song
08 – Blue Harvest (feat. Billy the Fridge)
09 – American Song
10 – What It Do
11 – Ill Ron Hubbard



ALBUM THANKS FROM KABUTO
Fatty Goodness and Billy the Fridge for the bars, Poopy for the high standards, Hatter and the Scrubs for aiding and abetting, Piyu for believing, and Epic for hating.



ALBUM COMPOSING AND SAMPLE LISTING


All tracks were produced by Kasparov the Beat Czar, mixed and mastered by K. Von Python in his intergalactic base studio, and features vocals by Kabuto The Python. That is, except for the following:

“Rap Loogies” also has vocals from Fatty Goodness, recorded at Fatty’s home studio.

“MF MOOB” (skit) was produced by Danger Mouse.

“Swaggerjacking” was produced by T-Ray.

“Blue Harvest” also has vocals from Billy the Fridge, recorded at Billy’s home studio.

Bureaucracy

Today I had a wonderful run in with the social services department in my county of jurisdiction, and let me tell you, I've had better experiences being nailed in the sack by a toddler.

I went up to the desk to set an appointment, and the lady keeps talking to her friend, ignoring me. Then she tells me to go sit and wait.

Quite pissed off, i went outside for a smoke and went back into the office, where I continue to wait for the next hour. Everyone gets called upon and I'm the only fucker left in the room when I go to ask her for an explanation she tells me I never checked in in the first place.

This bureaucractic bullshit is going to strangle our society. +1 impoverished ex-student, with loans for a bullshit education I wasn't able to get.

YTCracker - (Legend of Zelda Dubstep Remix) The Link

Enjoy the nerdiness, you know you want to!

Single from my man, YTcrack's newest album "Space Mission"

Next updates will include Bazuuka Joe's Red Pill EP, plus the latest in nerdcore news.

Chilla Jones Is the Juggernaut, BITCH!

REVIEW:
Chilla Jones - The Juggernaut (Mixed By DJ 2Thirteen)

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The intro threw me off a bit at first, but after it got going I warmed up to the style. To my surprise as the album continued, I began to notice the familiar stylings similar to Mr. Mathers. Yet, It was original, and not a carbon copy, so there is no need for the REAL slim shady to stand up (sit your ass down Marshall). Then ever so quickly it switched up to something more along the lines of the ranger but still unique. The Marshall styling only becomes more apparent in the end of “I’m Back Freestyle� with the Eminem sample. “Let You Down� Has an epic feel to it that reminds me more of the mainstream sound that so many have fallen in love with. Then right after is a throw down with “Mash Up� that left me wanting more. Stop & Go is my type of hip hop. A simple hook, exceptional verses, and good rhyme scheme certainly comes together VERY well to create one ill track. Overall, my favorite track has to be Psycho, reminds me of Eminem in both the beat and lyrical content.

In short, this album is made up of the kind of stuff that successful singles are made of, Auto-tune, catchy hooks, and an easy to identify sound.

To elaborate; Chilla has a nice emotion behind his rhymes that sets them apart from most amateur rappers that reminds me of the freestyling in the neighborhoods I used to live near when I was younger, and I have always had admiration for them, but, this album isn’t really nerdcore, it’s more like a mix between nerdcore and modern gangsta. The audio quality is very high; the tracks were gapless and the album seamlessly went from song to song. It was almost exceptional except for that ever annoying yet ever present “DJ2THIRTEEN!� in the background going right over the lyrics that reminds me of a bad mp3 download of more commercial rap. I liked the sound clip at the beginning of “I don’t give a fuck�, but I do wish it was a little longer, like a skit or story, Just something to help break up the monotony of the music. While the music was very varied in style I found it still melted together like a metal album, with no break from start to end (with exception to any “hidden� tracks). I enjoyed this album very much, all of the songs are great to exceptional, but I wish they were delivered just a little bit better.

7/10

I'd burn a couple copies to give out to people, it has the potential of being a personal all time favorite

Keep up the originality, good job, and I'm looking forward to your next albums/ projects in the future Chilla Jones and 2Thirteen.

Mission Statement

You may have stumbled across this blog by random, looked it over and thought "so, what the fuck is this shit about?", here's a brief answer for you. I am Vuh Nilla, you can call me Nilla, or whatever you think is clever at the time. I will be posting whatever catches my attention. I'm a music buff, particulalry NerdCore Hip Hop, I'm a gamer, a tech enthusiast, and all around jack of trades. I've been creating music since I was in grade school, and don't plan on quitting until at least the moment I cannot breathe anymore.

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