Kanye West – G.O.O.D. Fridays (Collection)

Shouts to them 2dopeboyz for putting together (properly tagged and zipped into one file) this collection of Kanye’s G.O.O.D. Fridays songs together.  They did it earlier this week but I just came across it now.  If you’ve slacked on your weekly Friday Yeezy and friends fix, then get the complete collection here.  The only song that’s missing from this project is Christmas In Harlem, as it was released after this compilation was made.  Download link and tracklist is below:

• Kanye West – G.O.O.D. Fridays (Collection) (Compiled by 2dopeboyz)

01 Power Remix f. Jay-Z & Swizz Beatz
02 Runaway Love (rmx) f. Justin Bieber & Raekwon
03 Devil In a New Dress
04 Good Friday f. Common, Pusha T, KiD CuDi, Big Sean & Charlie Wilson
05 Lord Lord Lord f. Mos Def, Swizz Beatz, Raekwon & Charlie Wilson
06 So Appalled f. Jay-Z, RZA, Pusha T, CyHi Da Prynce & Swizz Beatz
07 Christian Dior Denim Flow f. KiD CuDi, Pusha T, John Legend, Lloyd Banks & Ryan Leslie
08 Don’t Stop f. Lupe Fiasco & Pharrell
09 Take One for the Team f. Keri Hilson, Pusha T & CyHi Da Prynce
10 Don’t Look Down f. Mos Def, Lupe Fiasco & Big Sean
11 The Joy f. Pete Rock, Jay-Z, Charlie Wilson, Curtis Mayfield & KiD CuDi
12 Looking For Trouble f. Pusha T, CyHi Da Prynce, Big Sean & J. Cole
13 Chain Heavy f. Talib Kweli & Consequence

RZA x Nike Pt. 2

RZA cashes in on that Nike corporate check with another one of his Nike 6.0 commercials.  Make sure you check out the first few of his ads by clicking here.

RZA x NIKE Ads

RZA teams up with Nike 6.0 TV for a remix of extreme sports stars Garrett Reynolds (BMX), Kolohe Andino (Surf) and Ryan Dungey (Motor Cross).  Hit the jump for the other two ads.

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Travis Barker Speaks On New Video

Travis Barker was on the set filming Carry It off his solo album “Give The Drummer Some.”

“The song started with RZA and I in my studio, with him playing guitars and me playing drums, just jamming out,” Barker explained. “Then I got Raekwon on it, and I showed it to Tom Morello, who was stoked on it, so he played on it. And that’s how I wanted the video to be.There was never any corny ideas [for the video],” Barker smiled. “[It's] just us rocking out. That’s what’s good about it. The track’s raw; it’s not candy-coated. … This is like ‘punch you in the face,’ real hype music. Barker (MTV)”