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When Joe Budden Meets Portishead...

Friday, 09 May 2008 15:32

...They might exchange notes/ideas on expressing their moods in novel ways thru their music. Though there's no report of such actual encounter (thus far), the two acts have been brought together thru the magic of blend by Cincy's Ill Poetic. The Ohio emcee/producer -- do yourself a favor and check his album, The World Is Ours -- took bits and pieces from Portishead's catalog (mostly from their latest, Third) and added Joe Budden's verses from his Mood Muzik 3 to create "the kind of dark, atmospheric LP that your cousin drinks bourbon in a bathtub to with the lights dimmed." It's called Mood Muzik's Third and it's eerily dope.

Ill Poetic Presents Mood Muzik's Third

Tracklist: 01. Hiatus; 02. Dear Diary; 03. Roll Call; 04. Family Reunion (feat. Fabolous, Ransom & Hitchcock); 05. Long Way To Go; 06. Secrets (feat. Emmany); 07. Warfare (feat. Joell Ortiz); 08. Thou Shall Not Fall; 09. Ventilation; 10. All Of Me (feat. Emmany)
Links: Download "Mood Muzik's Third"; Ill Poetic; Joe Budden; Portishead