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Def Jam 25 years

Although Def Jam is not the label it once was a Hip Hop forced to be reckoned with its still a viable entity.
Remember when Def Jam was hot?  LLCool J should have been the king of Def Jam. He practically built that label on talent alone. How about Public Enemy the most progressive group in the history of Hip Hop. Slick Rick, Method Man, JaRule, DMX, Cam'ron, and to name a mere few. 

How can we not acknowledge and give praise to the entire of all the Rocafella Records and its  movement created by visionary Dame Dash and the most successful rapper in history of Hip Hop  Jay Z. 

We can not conclude this blog with out mentioning Def Jam South's most underrated emcee Ludacrise, who helped put the South on the map. 

Lastly the R&B take over with  Rhianna Neyo, Amerie, Chrisette Michele, Electrik Red , Jeremih, and the biggest selling singles artist in music  history Mariah Carey is now the new era of  Def Jam. 

We hope  Rick Ross  Fab,Jada, & Ghostface & Ludacris can bring back the lackluster imprint that one ruled supreme. 

R.I P to the real princess of R&B....AAliyah

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Let me see you go back
Let me see you go forth

It's Friday
And I'm ready to swing pick up my girls
And hit the party scene
Tonight oh oh it's alright umm
So get up and let this funky mellow groove get
You in the mood cause you
Know it's alright
(back round - so Mr. DJ keep the music grooving
Don't stop moving
Let me see you, let me see you go

Back, back forth and forth [x4]
(see you go back and forth)

Now it's time for you
To make your move to the dance floor
So throw your hands in the air
And wave them around like you just don't care
Ya oh it's the liyah
Living up to the stage I got jazz personality,
G mentality peace to soul train
So if the DJ keep on moving
Don't stop moving know let me hear you go
Back and forth

[Chores x4:]
Come on and let me hear you go

[R. Kelly:]
Hey here's the forth mellowed get upon the floor you see show your
Personality be who you wanna be now tell me

[Aaliyah:]
See can you feel the groove hey I want to get this party going all night

[Background:]
So mr. DJ keep the music grooving don't stop moving)
Now let me hear you go

Def Jam's Revenge...

According to our peers at Woooha Def Jam ain't feeling Jay-Z jumpng ship to Warner. Here's what going down at Def Jam. Seems like Def Jam Records has a vendetta against Jay for leaving the label. Def Jam revealed today that they intend to re-package 2001’s Blueprint album along with 2002’s Blueprint 2, titling it The Blueprint Collection. Included with a collectors item poster the combined album package will sale for a discounted priced. Def Jam sets to release The Blueprint Collector’s Edition on September 8th, three days before The Blueprint 3 which releases September 11th on Atlantic Records. Should this be taken personal or is it just a smart business move which will confuse consumers on which Blueprint to buy.

Could this possibly hurt Jay-Z’s record sales or will people boycott the Def Jam release?

Blue Print 3 Album Cover

September 11th.....Track listing

1. What We Talking About (Produced by Kanye West)
2. D.O.A. (Produced by No I.D.)
3. Weigh Me Down Feat. Kid Cudi (Produced by Kanye West)
4. Unforgiven (Produced by Kanye West, Additional Production: MGMT)
5. Run This Town Feat. Rihanna & Kanye West (Produced by Kanye West)
6. Empire State Of Mind Feat. Nas (Produced by Kanye West & No I.D.)
7. When It Comes To This (Produced by Timbaland)
8. Always Feat. Drake (Produced by Kanye West)
9. Scenes From The Past (Produced by No I.D., Co-produced by Kanye West)
10. Everyday A Star Is Born Feat. Mr. Hudson (Produced by Kanye West)
11. Already Home (Produced by Kanye West)
12. Forever Young Feat. Mr. Hudson (Produced by Kanye West)
13. Thank You (Produced by No I.D.)

Bonus Tracks:
14. Sound Of The 70s (Produced by Kanye West)
15. We Made History (Produced by Kanye West)