01. Real Talk Intro
02. Child Abuse
03. The People (feat. Styles P)
04. Kiss My Ass
05. Jada Speaks (Interlude)
06. Hard Times (feat. Barrington Levy)
07. Big Dog Status
08. Jada Speaks (Interlude)
09. West Coast Kiss (feat. Kokaine & Kartoon)
10. Who Run This (Green Remix)
11. Don’t Stop Jada
12. Can’t Stop me (Green Mix)
13. Jada Speaks (Interlude)
14. For Da Fam (Green Mix)
15. Letter To B.I.G. (Green Mix)
16. Jada Speaks (Interlude)
17. Ten Toes Down
18. Outro

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1. Pain & Torture
2. Can’t Stop Me
3. Something Else featuring Young Jeezy
4. Things I’ve Been Through
5. One More Step featuring Styles P
6. Rocking With The Best featuring Pharrell
7. Time’s Hard featuring Barrington Levy
8. I Tried featuring Avery Storm
9. (NewMusic)Cartel Gathering featuring Ghostface & Raekwon
10. Smoking Gun featuring Jazmine Sullivan
11. Seaching featuring Sheek Louch
12. Come And Get Me featuring S.I. & Sheek Louch
13. By My Side featuring Ne-Yo
14. Money And Jewelry
15. What If
16. Letter To B.I.G. featuring Faith Evans
BONUS: Death Wish featuring Lil’ Wayne

Call it a comeback. After nearly two years out of the spotlight, the Diplomats’ charismatic founder, Cam’ron, sat down with XXL magazine for his first interview in years.

The cover story features Cam finally speaking on his enigmatic hiatus, Diplomats ownership, being an alleged “paper gangster” and the root of his rifts with Jim Jones and Juelz Santana, among other things. While Dipset loyalists seemingly can’t get over Dipset being a Cam-less crew, Killa appears to have moved on. “…So I understand what the fans are saying,” Cam told XXL executive editor Vanessa Satten, who penned the article. “And it’s kinda messed up. But what you gotta realize is that things can always be fixed behind the scenes. But once a problem gets public, it’s kind of unfixable.”

Per Cam, Jones suggesting to cook up a publicity stunt and his feud with 50 Cent largely contributed to the crew’s internal feud being “unfixable.”

“The two things that you could say it was is: The come to my house and try to start a fake beef between me and [Jim],” Cam explained. “And the kinda like siding with 50 when me and him is in the dead middle of beefing or whatever.”-Marvin Brandon

XXL Magazine’s April issue featuring Cam’ron on the cover hits newsstands soon. Crime Pays, Cam’s first album in three years, is set to hit stores April 21th.

Die In Your Lap is the follow up to Cesar Comanche’s previous works Wooden Nickels (2000), Paper Gods (2002) and Squirrel & The Aces (2005) and appears on his own imprint, Defenders Of The Free World (DOTFW).

Cesar Comanche is one of the founding emcees of North Carolina’s critically acclaimed hip-hop crew, The Justus League (Little Brother, 9th Wonder, The Away Team, etc.). Comanche, originally from Jacksonville, NC, began writing rhymes in 1994. In 1996, he met budding producer and fellow North Carolina State University student 9th Wonder, and commenced performing regularly and recording shortly thereafter. In 1999, Comanche, along with 9th Wonder, organized their fellow friends and rap artists in the Triangles hip-hop scene and started The Justus League Crew.

Cesar Comanche – Hands High (Produced by 9th Wonder)

Cesar’s forthcoming LP, Die In Your Lap, will be released on 2-24-09 on DOTFW/ABB Records and the LP’s lead-single is the 9th Wonder produced “Hands High”

January 7th, 2009 | Author: Jake Paine

Kanye West‘s 808′s & Heartbreak [click to read] has gained momentum in an similar week to last,

from not Top 10 to Top 5. The album, received to varying reviews, made the million mark this week.

There was very little movement on the charts in the week after the holidays. Few new releases, and a 50% decrease in most sales allowed the biggest winners of 2008 to ease into their 2009 run. For another week, Taylor Swift‘s Fearless reigned supreme yet again. The Country star was one of the few staple positions in R&B took the top of the charts. Beyonce held tight to her #2 spot with I Am…Sasha Fierce [click to read].

Kanye West‘s 808′s & Heartbreak [click to read] has gained momentum in an similar week to last, from not Top 10 to Top 5. The album, received to varying reviews, made the million mark this week.

Keyshia Cole‘s A Different Me [click to read] got a gold plaque in three weeks out. Jamie Foxx [click to read] followed two positions after, with his Intuition [click to read] album fell a simple six spots from its debut week. Akon [click to read] passed up T.I. for the final of the Top 5 urban artists, with Freedom [click to read] coming in at #11 from the one-time platinum superstar.

Top 200 Album Sales (Top 5 Hip Hop/R&B)

Lil Wayne [click to read] has climbed in the dormant release schedule. Tha Carter III [click to read] trudges towards three million sold in the States, with present projections making that mark possible by February. Plies [click to read] fell 22 spaces with his third major label full length in two years. Da REAList [click to read] was followed by Common‘s [click to read] Universal Mind Control [click to read], despite many mixed reviews.

Meanwhile, Scarface [click to read] remains strong with his Emeritus [click to read], his reported last album from the onetime platinum rapper. Lil Wayne remains the only rapper with two albums on the chart, as DJ Drama and Aphilliates Music Group released a retail version of Dedication 3 [click to listen], that sold just under 10,000 units last week, gaining ground from extensively from its appearance a week earlier.

Other Notables

The more things change, the more they remain the same. Stay tuned to HipHopDX for next week….