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The Mayor of Gurp City has graced us with this holiday gift of over an hour and a half OG classic hip-hop tracks that will keep your head bumpin’ until Bav Gate has a platinum album. Run Da Jewelz Vol.1 include tracks from Large Professor, Knuckleheadz, Big Shug, Ed O.G., Finsta Bundy, Scientifik, Natural Elements, HDM, Sadat X, Lord Finesse, Grap Luva, Laster, Mr. Supreme, Al Tariq, Lord Jamal, Mysterme and YZ. If you don’t know, now you knoooowwww.

The way radio should be, The 40 oz Show comes correct once again. Make sure and stop by the homie Max’s www.audionarcotic.com for updates and new shows.

Merry Christmas y’all. Here’s the play list for this week’s show, Wednesday December 20. And be sure to come back next week for The 40 Oz Show Best of 2006 roundup…

• Redman, “Time 4 Sum Aktion,” Whut? Thee Album (Def Jam)
• The Game, “Let’s Ride,” Doctor’s Advocate (Geffen)
• Dr. Dre, “Let Me Ride,” The Chronic (Death Row)
• Eddie K, “Slumpish” feat. DJ Quest, Gurpology 101 (Gurp City)
• Clipse, “Ain’t Cha,” Hell Hath No Fury (Jive)
• Nas, “Money Over Bullshit,” Hip-Hop Is Dead (Def Jam)
• The Weathermen, “Made You Shit Your Pants” Copywrite, Yakballs & Cage, The Conspiracy (Eastern Conference)
• Ultramagnetic MCs, “Ease Back,” Critical Beatdown (Roadrunner)
• Awol One & Daddy Kev, “Agony,” Souldoubt (Meanstreet)
• Motion Man, “I Crack Tall Ones,” feat. Mistah F.A.B., Pabilito’s Way (Threshold)
• Ghostface Killah, “You Know I’m No Good,” More Fish (Def Jam)
• Viktor Vaughn, “Saliva,” Vaudeville Villain (Traffic Ent.)
• Devin The Dude, “Go Somewhere,” Just Tryin’ Ta Live (Rap-A-Lot)
• Third Sight, “Crawl Space,” Symbionese Liberation Album (Disgruntled)
• TopR, “Overdose,” feat. Z-Man, Cheap Laughs For Dead Comedians (Gurp City / E-Lings)
• Run D.M.C., “Christmas In Hollis,” A Very Special Christmas (A&M)

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Eddie K, Conceit, DNAE and TopR are the new Gurp City backup dancers

Check out Sacred Hoop’s platinum hit Smokebomb.

The Mayor of Gurp City presents Drunk and Drunker, Saturday December 30th at Silk Bar, 1011 Del Paso Blvd, Sacramento, CA. Hardly Celebs (TopR & Conceit), Cawzlos, DJ Marz and Mode1.

TopR, DJ Quest, Ironfist, Simple Mathematics and DJ Delivery at Club Six Darkroom, 60 6th St. SF, CA

Sacred Hoop is back, dropping their new album Go Hogwild available on www.sacredhoopfan.com. This is the shock studded story of two young men, immoral and hedonistic, who’s sole existence is spent satisfying their weird warped desires. Everyday was full. Every night a sensual orgy; fiendish in their curies and passion. Wealth and leisure afford them every opportunity for every gratification. A shattering study of the safe set for shock proof adults. Everything they touch is stained. Tainted with sex, liquor and drugs, where else could they try their crazed pursuit of kicks?

A reason to toast, the return of Sacred Hoop. Between Luke Sick’s well plotted lyrical debauchery and Vrse Murphy’s sonic buffet, great music gets made. Meant to shake up a squares existence, Go Hogwild is party music void simplicity. If you can’t feel this, then you can’t feel shit. Cheers. – Corey Bloom, Synthesis

Palo Alto, California, MC Luke Sick is like an intelligent, pissed-off Beastie Boy. He makes head trips and insecurity fun again. – Slug from Atmosphere, City Pages

The foundation of this brilliant record is producer Vrse Murphy’s densely layered construction, which is so thick, it’s practically unfathomable. Add to all this cuts by DJs Raw-B and the unfuckwitable Quest, and you have a contender for best underground rap record of the year. – Max Sidman, Mesh

Sacred Hoop makes music to hate your parents to, with a catalogue of youthful rebellion-inspired anthems deep enought to keep one thousand angst-filled teenagers from killing themselves…Go Hogwild, chockfull of odes to bleak futures and girls who pack guns. – Sam Ada, FADER