the eastern conference vol 1, by Third world order

the eastern conference vol 1

by Third world order

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1.	intro (free) 01:41	info	download
2.	T-dub 03:22	info	buy track
3.	Don't check it 04:15	info	buy track
4.	Industry shady 04:37		buy track
5.	My town 05:10		buy track
6.	2011 (it's on) 04:15		buy track
7.	Blow your mind 02:41		buy track
8.	Ife onye meta 03:52		buy track
9.	spit game 03:56		buy track
10.	watcha know 04:26		buy track
11.	Big thang 04:48		buy track
12.	mic check 03:43		buy track
13.	Don dada 04:23		buy track
14.	money money 04:31		buy track
15.	when we were young 03:27		buy track
16.	20 questions 04:22		buy track
17.	Haters anthem 03:41		buy track
18.	Buck em down 03:17		buy track
19.	Mbaogu 05:17		buy track

about

After several push backs the hiphop movement known as Third World Order aka

T-dub finally releases “the Eastern Conference VL.1″ mixtape.The mixtape has

been in the making since 2005.It claims to represents the gritty sounds of the

streets of the south eastern parts of Nigeria.From collaborations like “Mba Ogu”

which also featured in the Africanhiphip.com mixtape and went on eventually to

be a Dj’s favourite on radio stations in cities like Jos,Enugu and even on

Channel O courtesy DJ Waxxy to other great tracks like “My Town” and “Watcha

Know’ the listener is taken on a journey through everyday life in the east.Also

included are bangers like “Industry Shady” featuring Bionic,”Don Dada” by Mr

ReHd and Linxman,and the all new raved about “Dont Check It”.”Big Thangz” the

ode to materialism typifies the get rich mindset of the average Nigerian youth

without necessarily labelling it as bad,while on “Ife Onye Meta” the trio turn

somewhat preachy advocating that legitimate means of making money is the only

way…tell that the the government right?

For most of the time the music is hard and gritty with tracks like “Hater’s

Anthem”,”Spit Game” and Buck Em Down” doing justice to tales of beef,police

brutality and rivalry.

Its obvious from the general theme and feel of the mixtape that it is a tool

directed at showcasing the rap skills of the trio while certifying themselves as

a force to be reckoned with so long as real hiphop is concerned.

Dont expect theses guys to go any where soon