Roc Marciano Marcberg Zip

Nov 12, 2012 - Long Island MC/producer Roc Marciano's sophomore album. When I was shopping for records when I was recording Marcberg, I saw Off The. Marcberg (Instrumentals) by Roc Marciano, released 30 October 2012 1. Visual novels translated. It's A Crime 2. Whateva Whateva 3. Ridin Around 6.

Download Album Roc Marciano & The Alchemist – Rosebudd Infantry: The Marcberg Files zip Listing to your favorite artist Roc Marciano & The Alchemist new studio Album titled Rosebudd Infantry: The Marcberg Files, • 01. Rosebudd Infantry (Invasion Blend) • 03. Hardest In The Game (Invasion Blend) feat. Vic Spencer • 04.

Boss Material (Invasion Blend) feat. The Alchemist • 05. Inflation (Interlude) • 06. Bozak (Invasion Blend) • 07. The Professional (Invasion Blend) • 08. Busta Rhymes Speaks (Interlude) • 09. For The Money (Invasion Blend) feat.

Westside Gunn & St. Joe Louis • 10. Murda Type Thinkin’ (Invasion Blend) feat. Vinnie Paz & Guilty Simpson • 11. Fuck Up Ur Planz (Invasion Blend) feat. I Am Here (Invasion Blend) feat. Royce Da 5’9” • 13.

Stuck To You (Invasion Blend) feat. Planet Asia, Guilty Simpson & Prodigy • 14. Change (Invasion Blend) Download and share Roc Marciano & The Alchemist – Rosebudd Infantry: The Marcberg Files mp3 zip Below. R18 drama cds.

From Hempstead, Long Island, representing an area that boasts some of rap history’s most iconic giants (Eric B & Rakim, Public Enemy, EPMD, De La Soul), Roc Marciano will settle for nothing less than greatness. After a long history with Busta Rhymes and The Flipmode Squad in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, Roc found himself in limbo without a solo deal.Undaunted, Roc continued to record at his Long Island home studio which became the meeting grounds for his brain child The UN. With his solo debut on Fat Beats Records, and collaborating with some of the new producers in the game (Marco Polo, DJ Babu and The P Brothers), Roc plans to show the world his raw lyricism and production savvy. “I just remember sitting next to the radio trying to tape Marley Marl’s Rap attack” adds Roc. “It was all about Rakim, EPMD, Big Daddy Kane, Granddaddy I.U all of that. Back then whoever was the nicest on the mic had to get dealt with.

You couldn’t just be talking about anything on the mic. That was millions of blunts ago. I wanna bring a little of that feeling back.” With songs like “Snow” and “Thug’s Prayer” he is well on the road to doing just that.