Hood Radio, Vol. 1

Track Listings
1. Intro - 50 Cent
2. You Want Beef With Me? - 50 Cent, DJ Whookid
3. Ya Not Ready - 50 Cent, Sean Paul
4. Burn Something - Mobb Deep
5. Whookid Freestyle - N.O.R.E.
6. Hydro - B.G.
7. Bounce - Juvenile, , , Skip
8. Death - Jadakiss,
9. Intro - The Prodigy
10. New York New York - Prodigy
11. Freestyle - N.O.R.E.
12. Live & Die Freestyle - 50 Cent
13. Move Out
14. Freestyle - Nas
15. We Run These Streets - 50 Cent, G-Unit
16. Freestyle
17. D Block Freestyle
18. Keep Goin' - Nas
19. Freestyle
20. G'd Up
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Hood Radio, Vol. 1

Hood Radio, Vol. 1
British Light Music Classics, Vol. 2
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Very nice music, but...
  • Second volume of a highly entertaining series.
 British Light Music Classics, Vol. 2

Manufacturer: Hyperion UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000002ZZT
Release Date: 1997-04-10

Tracks:

  1. London Suite: Knightsbridge
  2. Bal Masque (Valse-Caprice)
  3. The Grasshopper's Dance
  4. My Native Heath: Barwick Green
  5. Rouge et Noir
  6. The Peanut Polka
  7. Carriage And Pair
  8. London Landmarks: The Horse Guards, Whitehall
  9. A Little Suite: March
  10. Sailing By
  11. Portuguese Party
  12. Beachcomber
  13. In The Shadows
  14. Tabarinage
  15. Sanctuary Of The Heart (Meditation religieuse)
  16. The Westminster Waltz
  17. Carissima
  18. Girls In Grey
  19. The Runaway Rocking-Horse
  20. Robin Hood Suite: March Of The Bowmen

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Very nice music, but..........2005-12-28

If you are looking for incidental (background) music used in Monty Python's Flying Circus. This CD only contains one track, and it is the wrong version. The performance is completely different.

Knightsbridge March was The Dull Life of A City Stockbroker.

5 out of 5 stars Second volume of a highly entertaining series........2000-11-09

Light orchestral works are becoming something of a lost art, but the British have excelled at them -- the form is especially popular during their annual "Proms" concerts -- and this second volume of Hyperion's popular series continues in the same high-quality vein as Volume One. Twenty pieces by some of the best British light music composers on a generously-packed 78 minute CD -- no skimping here!

These aren't meant to be challenging works, but are skillfully orchstrated, excellently played, and well recorded. The variety is tremendous -- you may even recognize a few of the pieces and say to yourself, "so THAT'S where that tune came from!"

Perfect music for easy listening on a lazy Sunday afternoon, or anytime you need a break from the classical music heavyweights. Hyperion's packaging and booklet notes are, as usual for this premium classical label, uniformly excellent.

For more of this refreshing series, check out Volumes One and Three, as well as European Light Music Classics and American Light Music Classics.
Hood Radio, Vol. 1
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Solid mixtape fro Whoo Kid
  • HOOD RADIO Review
  • Simply put it's brilliant
  • WHOO KID THE GENIUS
  • DJ Whoo Kid Delivers!
 Hood Radio, Vol. 1
DJ Whookid
Manufacturer: Full Clip Media
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00008DI1C
Release Date: 2003-02-25

Tracks:

  1. Intro - 50 Cent
  2. You Want Beef With Me? - 50 Cent, DJ Whookid
  3. Ya Not Ready - 50 Cent, Sean Paul
  4. Burn Something - Littles, Mobb Deep
  5. Whookid Freestyle - N.O.R.E.
  6. Hydro - B.G.
  7. Bounce - Juvenile, , Red Caf, Skip
  8. Death - Jadakiss,
  9. Intro - The Prodigy
  10. New York New York - Prodigy
  11. Freestyle - N.O.R.E.
  12. Live & Die Freestyle - 50 Cent
  13. Move Out - Freeway, Red Caf
  14. Freestyle - Nas
  15. We Run These Streets - 50 Cent, G-Unit
  16. Freestyle
  17. D Block Freestyle - Sheek
  18. Keep Goin' - Daz, Nas
  19. Freestyle
  20. G'd Up - Red Caf
  21. U Ain't Real - Prodigy
  22. N****a Please - Pretty Ugly,
  23. In Philly Speedin' - Beanie Sigel
  24. Talkin to Me Remix - Amerie, , Red Caf
  25. G.O.A.T. Freestyle - LL Cool J
  26. Freestyle
  27. Rider - Red Caf
  28. Soso Def Freestyle
  29. Lost in Haiti Freestyle

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Solid mixtape fro Whoo Kid.......2006-02-22

The Haitian Sensation uses his recently found fame in the DJ game and released this 27 song/freestyle mixtape featuring some of the East's best and a few cats from down south as well. With probably a little over half of the tracks on here as freestyles, if you are into the mixtape type albums then this is one of the mixtapes you should have in your collection. Of the 27 songs (29 tracks total), you get 2 classic freestyles, 2 almost classics ones, only 1 I skip, 4 are ok, and the rest are good or real good. A very nice mixtape to add for your collection.

#2 - 8 (50 cent)
#3 - 6.5 (50 cent f/ sean paul)
#4 - 8 (mobb deep & littles)
#5 - 6 (noreaga)
#6 - 7.5 (BG)
#7 - 8 (red cafe, juvenile, skip, q da kid)
#8 - 8.5 (jadakiss & styles)
#10 - 8 (prodigy of mobb deep)
#11 - 8 (noreaga -- dissin Tommy Boy records)
#12 - 8 (50 cent)
#13 - 8.5 (red cafe & freeway -- tight beat)
#14 - 8 (nas)
#15 - 8.5 (50 cent, tony ya yo, lloyd banks)
#16 - 10 (CLASSIC -- Jae Hood)
#17 - 9 (Sheek)
#18 - 9 (nas & daz dillinger -- full version has kurupt and is on the Dogg Pound's "Last of the Pound" album -- tight beat)
#19 - 10 (CLASSIC -- Tony Ya Yo -- about when 50 was shot)
#20 - 8.5 (red cafe)
#21 - 7 (prodigy f/ lazy)
#22 - 9 (pretty ugly f/ rock baby)
#23 - 9 (Beanie Sigel -- ncie beat)
#24 - 8 (red cafe. foxy brown, amerie -- tight beat)
#25 - 8 (LL Cool J)
#26 - 9.5 (Capone of CNN)
#27 - 8.5 (red cafe)
#28 - 9.5 (Q Da Kid)
#29 - 2 (Wyclef)

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3 out of 5 stars HOOD RADIO Review.......2004-05-15

Music video and mainstream radio have often been the most popular methods of breaking a new artist in the music industry but with the rise of 50 Cent in 2002, America soon became aware of a different way to discover new talent. That way was the mixtape DJ. While most known exclusively through the local corner bootleg man, several mixtape DJ's including DJ Clue and Kay Slay have gone on to host their own major label mixtapes that can be found in any major retail outlet. Now, another of the hottest mixtape DJ's in the country is getting his chance. That DJ is Haitian-born DJ Whookid.

Whookid has debuted quite a number of underground exclusives on the mixtape circut and was one of the first to put 50 Cent into regular rotation. So it comes to no surprise that 50 shows up on a quite a few of the cuts on this 29-track compilation. The G-Unit commander-in-chief flips Black Rob's "Whoa" for "You Want Beef With Me?" and drops a quick verse with some assistance from Sean Paul on "Ya Not Ready". 50's G-Unit commrades can also be found dropping some nasty verses here and there. Tony Yayo contributes an untitled freestyle to the mix as he speaks on his partner's shooting. Yayo also partners up with 50 and Lloyd Banks for "We Run These Streets" which borrows the beat from Tha Eastsidaz's "G'd Up". Norega lets his feelings for former label, Tommy Boy Records, be known on one of two freestyles as he declares, "F--k Tommy Boy because them niggaz just suck". Nas also shows up to drop a quick freestyle over Dr. Dre's "High Speed" instrumental and collaborate with underrated Dogg Pound gangsta, Daz Dillinger for "Keep Goin". Whookid also manages to get some exclusives from LL Cool J, Wyclef Jean, Mobb Deep, Jadakiss, Juvenile, and Beanie Sigel to name a few. He also uses his first mainstream CD to showcase the talents of such upcoming star as D-Block's Jae Hood and underground favorite, Red Cafe, who contributes to four tracks including the show-stealing remix of "Talkin To Me" featuring Annmerie and Foxy Brown.

"Hood Radio" provides a nice mix of talented superstars and slept-on newcomers though it's not for everyone. Most of the tracks are short freestyles done over classic beats and while most of the songs on here would be ideal for any mixtape, if you are not a fan of that format, you might get tired of it quickly. I do commend Whookid for avoiding the somewhat-obnoxious mixtape trademark of yelling his name out over the track. It makes for good exposure on the radio when you're breaking an exclusive new single but it's rather pointless on a CD that is being sold based on your name anyway. If you're a fan of Whookid's underground mixtapes or a new fan wanting to know what the hype is about, this is a worthwhile purchase but if you're only interested in a handful of the big-name rappers listed on the album, you may want to hold off.

5 out of 5 stars Simply put it's brilliant.......2004-01-08

DJ Whookid really does shine in this comercial mixtape. It has some heavy beats and he is the reason why 50 cent is signed to shady/interscope, which is clearly visible from this. Probably the best mixtape that you can actually pick up from a store.

5 out of 5 stars WHOO KID THE GENIUS.......2003-05-13

THE ALBUM Is by far the best album out.They got lazy the hottest
rapper in the underground world right now on a song with prodigy
who is one of the hardest rappers in the game on the same track.
I would be more than glad to see a video for this one

5 out of 5 stars DJ Whoo Kid Delivers!.......2003-04-03

This is by far one of the hottest mixtapes out in the industry. It's definitley worth the money, and it's bound to blow up soon. It's good to see someone other than the Desert Storm camp and Funk Flex doing industry mixtapes, that corporate stores can actually carry.

For those of you who don't know, Whoo Kid is a DJ who has been working tightly with 50 Cent and Sha Money XL to produce the mixtapes that got him signed to Shady/Aftermath, and he also did the mixing and producing on the new REWIND Volume 1 DVD Magazine. He's all over the game, getting write-ups in all the industry magazines and websites.

This CD is definitley a key part of your collection! Among the highlights are: 50 Cent's "You Want Beef With Me?" (which is a crazy set of rhymes over the familiar "Like Whoa" track made famous by Black Rob); Red Cafe featuring Freeway "Move Out" (which is great exposure for Red Cafe - an underground sensation - and Freeway, whose new CD just dropped); Sheek's "D-Block Freestyle"; a Tony Yayo freestyle; and of course, a sick LL Cool J freestyle that really lays into his critics.

Oh, and here's the track listing, exactly as listed on the case.

01. 50 Cent: Intro
02. DJ Whookid feat. 50 Cent: You Want Beef With Me?
03. 50 Cent feat. Sean Paul: Ya Not Ready
04. Mobb Deep feat. Littles: Burn Something
05. NORE: Whookid Freestyle
06. BG: Hydro
07. Red Cafe feat. Juvenile, Skip, Q Da Kid: Bounce
08. Jadakiss & Styles: Death
09. Prodigy: Intro
10. Prodigy: New York New York
11. NORE: Freestyle
12. 50 Cent: Live & Die Freestyle
13. Red Cafe feat. Freeway: Move Out
14. Nas: Freestyle
15. 50 Cent feat. G Unit: We Run These Streets
16. Jae Hood: Freestyle
17. Sheek: D Block Freestyle
18. Nas & Daz: Keep Goin'
19. Tony Yayo (G Unit): Freestyle
20. Red Cafe: Get Up
21. Prodigy feat. Lazy: U Ain't Real
22. Pretty Ugly feat. Rock Baby: N***a Please
23. Beanie Sigel: In Philly Speedin'
24. Red Cafe, Foxy Brown, Amerie: Talkin To Me Remix
25. LL Cool J: G.O.A.T. Freestyle
26. Capone: Freestyle
27. Red Cafe: Rider
28. Q Da Kid: SoSo Def Freestyle
29. Wyclef: Lost In Haiti Freestyle

Enjoy!

Soul Music:

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  2. It Was Written [Import]
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  4. Live at Safari Club [Enhanced] [Live]
  5. Long Lasting
  6. Mo Drama [Explicit Lyrics]
  7. Moe Life
  8. Monkey Business [Import]
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