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The Blackwolf Tapes -
A mixtape style album. This album is the shit. 19 tracks. Very dark subject matter and very serious indeed. This album is about how I died. You should buy it. Click.
01 - eulogy
02 - Oh Lord: a rappers's prayer
03 - Respect mine.(ft Voss)
04 - Run at the sound of the law.
05 - Never put 'em down. (ft Reese)
06 - Keep listening.
07 - Here we go again.
08 - therap session
09 - truly (ft Tizzer)
10 - like wine (ft thekeenone)
11 - Firewalls up.
12 - What's happening?
13 - Play fair. (ft Voss)
14 - Word to the wise.
15 - too much of me in a song
16 - no funny business
17 - fresh as (ft Illipsis)
18 - on being Blackwolf
19 - bones
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The Keep Listening EP - An EP by Blackwolf. This EP is 3 singles from the upcomming album "The Blackwolf Tapes" and a bunch of b-sides. It is only $7 for the following songs:
01 - Mic check
02 - Keep listening
03 - Queen of the West
04 - EIW Crew
05 - Run at the sound of the law
06 - Jailbird
07 - Slaughterhouse 5
08 - Scharpling's theme
09 - MC Lion - I'm a lion
10 - Mr. Steinberg is totally jive
11 - Word to the wise
12 - Outro
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The Warrior Poet - The first Album from chilling singer/rapper extrordinaire Blues Hat. The Warrior Poet is a synergy of Awesomness and Fantasticality. To be listened to with extreme care. It is only $7 for the following songs:
01 - The Warrior Poet
02 - hip hop confession ft WPHS
03 - on the back of a map ft Oracle at Delphi
04 - last thoughts of a toy soldier
05 - bebop music
06 - out of place
07 - unimpressed
08 - card catalogue
09 - the grey ghost
10 - weather gun ft Prez the Priest
11 - silver dollar on the floor ft Keen
12- Propaganda - a poem by Tim Hines
13 - time
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Style: a 7songs mixtape - This was my first work as MC Blackwolf. I had been looking for producers to produce a hip-hop EP, but sadly because people were busy/lazy/dead I couldn't pull it together like I wanted. I decided to instead make a mixtape with non-original beats. That's right, I ripped all of these beats off. Not one of them did I have the rights to use. I will give credit as best as possible. It is only $5 including shipping.
01 - 0dysfuntion
02 - them bones
03 - hip-hop confession
04 - aint got
05 - #1 hit
06 - Blackwolf
07 - What did I do to deserve this?
08 - Master of Ceremonies
09 - style
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Angry Bee with a Gun: The Rise of Angry Bee graphic novel. - This is my first graphic novel. A chilling coming of age story. A child becomes a man. A man gets shot in the face. A bee carries a gun. Part 1 in the Angry Bee with a Gun series. This book is very funny with commentary from Angry Bee himself. This book is $5 for 60 pages in glorious black and white with an introduction by Alvaro Lopez-Moreno.
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Angry Bee with a Gun 2: Face the Bee graphic novel. - This is my second graphic novel. A a bone crunching action story. The kill count rises! Possibly the best work of fiction ever created! Part 2 in the Angry Bee with a Gun series. This book is very funny with commentary from Angry Bee and Whiskey Bunny. This book is $7 for 72 pages in glorious black and white with an introduction by Alvaro Lopez-Moreno.
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Tales to Enjoy Issue 1. - A 24 hour comic that has turned into so much more. Check out the first issue for $3. So much enjoyment crammed into these pages you just might bleed internaly.
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Bad Hair Day: Volume 1 - The first collection of Bad Hair Day comic strips. These comics are fantastic for all ages, but do contain some naughty words. Nick, Alex, and Dan take on the world, but mostly just mess with each other. This collection is $3 for a 40 page awesome black and white collection of the best twenty (20) Bad Hair Day strips in her majesty's own royal black and white!
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Scissors beats Rock: Coffee Moon - The first collection of Scissors beats Rock comic strips. Everyone knows that Scissors doesn't beat Rock, but this comic just presuposes that maybe it does. Crude jokes and stupid jokes combined for the first time ever with a blue cover. These comics are totally awesome, but not for kids. This collection is $3 for 54 pages in glorious black and white with a comic introduction by Josh Frees.
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