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Jome:
RELEASE DATES APLENTY

     Interscope recently unveiled their Spring/Summer release date schedule, and it reads as follows: D12's D-12 World slated for 4-27-04; Lloyd Banks' solo-debut, The Hunger For More on 5-25-04, (look for the Alchemist produced lead-single, "Banger", on sale now, and keep an ear out for "Warriors," which is supposed to really solidify Banks status as a solo artist). Sleepy Brown's Phunk-O-Naut on 6-01-04, featuring guest spots from Outkast, Big Gipp, Bubba Sparxxx, and Rosco P. Coldchain; Young Buc's Straight Outta Cashville (6-15-04) (of which we have received surprising early reports that in the words of an in-the-know label member: "Buck's solo-LP will prove that he is the shining star of the G-Unit camp"). Jadakiss' The Kiss Of Death on 6-29-04, led by The Neptunes produced "Times Up" f/ Nate Dogg, with additional production from Alchemist, Kanye West, Swizz Beatz, Red Spyda, Havoc, and Scott Storch. Finally, though must of us have all but given up hope that Mobb Deep would ever again "drop a gem on us", by reverting back to their Infamous heyday, early word on America's Nightmare is that we may have been premature in counting Hav & P out, as we've heard that their return is just that; a return to the basic "Quietstorm" & "Right Back At U" sound that we've been yearning for!! All of the production on America's Nightmare will be handled by Havoc and Alchemist, plus look for a 50 Cent guest spot on "Clap Those Things". - Matt Conaway
     

.:Hercy Buggz:.:
neptunes did time is up?? :o that shit is fire

TobyTizzle:
yeah thats a tight song, now we dont need to worry bout a pop beat on the album :D

Kill:

--- Quote from: Jome Is Certain on March 11, 2004, 08:41:30 PM ---Finally, though must of us have all but given up hope that Mobb Deep would ever again "drop a gem on us", by reverting back to their Infamous heyday, early word on America's Nightmare is that we may have been premature in counting Hav & P out, as we've heard that their return is just that; a return to the basic "Quietstorm" & "Right Back At U" sound that we've been yearning for!! All of the production on America's Nightmare will be handled by Havoc and Alchemist
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sounds dope, but whatup w/ the release date now?

On The Edge of Insanity:
Nice to see Alchemist getting plenty of work, might actually have a reason to check out Lloyd Banks's single just to see what his production is like on there.

I'm suprised the Neptunes did that Jada beat cause it sounds more like the sort of thing Scott Storch would do.

I have a feeling the new Mobb album is gonna be a return to form, if it ever gets a release date that is.

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