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The List | guilty | 8tracks

http://8tracks.com/guilty/the-list Years later, he realized her SleepPlaylist was the most perfect SleepPlaylist ever created. It was the one which his 100's of seemingly perfect SleepPlaylists always hoped to be. Somehow she had it right this whole time..
20 tracks including music by Ratatat, Kid Cudi, and my personal favorite, Knowmads, a Seattle-based hip hop group whose lyrics have changed my life. A relaxing set that aids with concentration. Awesome for art projects as well! ALSO, make sure to check out "Northwest Hip-Hop & Others: Golden Quality Like You've Never Seen" that will play automatically after this playlist for even more goodness! http://8tracks.com/tayden06/the-perfect-homework-music-for-hip-hop-lovers

The Perfect Homework Music for Hip-Hop Lovers | tayden06 | 8tracks

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Sexually Seductive Music | Men's Health

The right song can fan the flames; the wrong one can put them out. Replace hackneyed selections with these fresher, more seductive incarnations. LL's flows nab him the ladies, but shelve his dimpled crooning when it comes to boudoir beats; the smoothed-out Shadow beats will lend a sense of urgency to your frolicking.
Written by Ben Pogany 1) The Notorious BIG- Ready to Die -(1994) Around the years '87-'88, a young crack dealer named Christopher Wallace began entertaining local passersby by rapping into a beat-up old amplifier on the street corners around Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Six years later, he was the biggest rapper in the world. Three years after that, he was dead. During the short flash that was his career, only one album was to be released, a top-to-bottom classic with the eerily prophetic title 'Ready to Die'. http://definitivedose.com/music/feature-articles/50-greatest-hip-hop-albums

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