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1. Intro - Tito Lopez
2. Money - Tito Lopez
3. Hustle Baby - Tage ft. Jeff Lacy
4. Get To A Dollar - Fiq
5. Chane Chane Chanes - Chanes
6. Pretty Girls In The VIP - Bump J ft. Peedi Crack & Gillie Da Kid
7. Wiggle With It - King Kan & Product
8. Hard Shit Interlude - Tito Lopez
9. Gutta Bitch - Riskay The Drama Queen
10. What Money Sounds Like - Archie Eversole
11. All I Know - Roccett ft Akon
12. Like This - Young Tre
13. Introducing Manal Interlude - Tito Lopez
14. Loving Ways - Manal
15. Bottom of the Pussyhole - Cam'ron
16. He Ain't Got To Know - Neef Buck
17. Did To Me - Fiq
18. S.E.X.Y. - TQ
19. Ain't No DJ Interlude - Tito Lopez
20. Come and Get It - Tito Lopez
21. Modern Day Hippie - Curren$y
22. Cali - HiPost
23. Stereotype - Chanes ft. Mainfest
24. Michelle Obama - 5D
25. I Go Hard - Tito Lopez
26. Outro - Tito Lopez

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Born on a military base in Germany on July 26, 1984 Archie Eversole aka Mr. Evasocold ended up being raised in the College Park section of Atlanta. A product of rap's Dirty South, Atlanta, GA, resident Archie Eversole is a hardcore rapper who thrives on street imagery and specializes in lyrics that are descriptive of his impoverished and sometimes violent environment as a youth.

Following his incarceration of eight months on a charge of simple assault, Archie who was 17 at the time started recording his first album Ride Wit Me Dirty South Style, in the early May 2002 under the now defunct MCA Records. That album produced what is now a Billboard charting Dirty South classic entitled “We Ready” featuring Bubba Sparks.

After a brief hiatus from the music industry, Archie has set his sights on once again becoming the topic of discussion when it comes to southern artist dominating the music charts. The official street single that will take Archie's new movement with Slummed Out/Dry Rain Entertainment to the next level is entitled "What Money Sounds Like" produced by Needlz for Dry Rain Entertainment (50 Cent, Game, Ludacris, Trina, Fabolous)...

Archie stopped by Po Politickin to discuss his musical journey....

1. Thanks for stopping by Po Politickin. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself?

First off let me say I appreciate this opportunity. I am Archie Eversole aka Mr. Evasocold. Born in Germany then quickly moved to Atlanta, Georgia where I reside to this day. At 17 I released "We Ready" under MCA Records in 2002. The record smashed the game and pushed my first album to Gold.

2. Your last album "Ride With Me Dirty South Style" was released in 2002, can you explain you six year hiatus from the game?

Numerous things, first off I was in a bad label and management situation. I recently got out of that deal and switched my management team. I feel more confident in how my business is being handled now and I'm able to concentrate on making good music. I was 16 when I released my first album which did respectably well. My single We Ready was everywhere from radio, video games, and even the NFL & NBA… I toured the world and enjoyed every minute of it, but things were being done behind my back and beyond my control that I had no idea about. Now I'm 24 in control of my career and knowledgeable of the business, nicer behind the mic, and the stage show has more energy than ever. While my career as an artist was being held up by the label/management I moved on to working more behind the scenes, fell into production, while playing the block with my people in the streets…

3. Can you describe your new single "What Money Sounds Like"?

Its a statement record... I wanted to reintroduce myself to the game with a strong record to let people know where I have been and what I have been on since the first album. When I heard the joint for the first time I knew what I would do with this joint... I have stronger records but none that have the agressive sound and message that "What Money Sounds Like" has. Needlz produced this joint so you know what it is... I mean you hear it, I think the message is clear I had it at 17 and I still got it at 24.

4. Can you talk about your upcoming album?

The album will be a completely solid project. The tone will definitely be aggressive because I feel like I have a lot to get off my chest. The music is like therapy for me and this is my second time around so I'm holding nothing back. Producers range from Needlz, Khao, Drummer Boy, The Trak Starz and of course myself. I'm only half way there… and I'm sure some things (songs/features) will change before its release but regardless it will be hard and make its way from the streets to the radio from the radio to the internet from the internet to the world…


5. What advice would give to upcoming rappers?

Stay positive, presisistent, and brush off the hate that comes your way. "Fuck what those haters have to say"

6. Who are top five favorite rappers of all-time?

1. Rakim
2. TuPac
3. Scarface
4. Biggie
5. Bun B

7. What are your top five favorite albums?

1. All Eyes On Me - TuPac
2. The Fix - Scarface
3. Read To Die - BIG
4. Riding Dirty - UGK
5. Coming Out Hard - 8 Ball & MJG

8. I appreciate you stopping by Po Politickin. Can you tell us how to contact you?

If you want to stay up to date on my music and show dates check me out at www.myspace.com/archieeversole. From there you can find my management information for booking shows and features. Www.evasocold.com is coming soon so be on the look out for the launch early 2009. To reach me via phone call 347-329-5358 and you will be able to get updates directly to your cell. As you can see I'm on top of my game... so there is no reason for my fans not to be connected to my movement.

9. Any last words for the readers?

Slummed Out/Dry Rain Entertainment is the label… much love to my city Atlanta and all the fans of my music worldwide. Check me out at www.myspace.com/archieeversole let me know if you dig "What Money Sounds Like" and this time it's more than music… it's a movement. Mr. EVASOCOLD

ARCHIE EVERSOLE - WHAT MONEY SOUNDS LIKE

Usher, Goodie MOB, Avant, Tank and S Club 7 highlight episode 29 of Mirth Nadir. We also played the 2nd part of the Asheru which is tight as well. Visit www.mirthnadir.com for the playlist. Call 1-800-882-9291 for requests and dedications. Guess the artist and song from the title of this episode and qualify for a prize!

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Playlist
Chuckie Booker - Turned Away
Damian Dame - Right Down to It
New Edition - Boys to Men
Lenny Kravitz - Stillness of Heart
Usher ft. Barack Obama - Hush
Leanne Rhimes - How Do I Live
S Club 7 - Never Had a Dream Come True
Asheru Interview Part II
Goodie MOB - Beautiful Skin
Avant - Making Love
Kelis - In the Morning
Tank - She's the One

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1. (Intro) - Misty Monteith
2. Put A Ring On It - Beyonce
3. Get Up Freestyle - Rain
4. Live Your Life Remix - Rosco & Rihanna
5. All Together Now - Statik Selektah ft Young Chris, Peedi Crakk & Freeway
6. Miss Independent Remix - Trina & Ne-Yo
7. He Asked For It (Fat Joe / DJ Khaled Diss?) - Uncle Murda ft Jay-Z
8. I Could Smell Money - Styles P ft Short Dawg, Straw, Large Amounts, Bucky, AP & Bully 9. Jackin 4 Beats - The Advocate
10. SLU Freestyle - Sacario ft Kanye West, Lil Wayne & T.I
11. Boys Remix - M.I.A ft Jay-Z
12. Lost Remix - Coldplay ft Jay-Z
13. Accept The Troubles - Lupe Fiasco
14. Love Lockdown (Gallic Wars Mix) - Kanye West
15. Swagga Like Hav - Havuk
16. You Came Up Freestyle - Tito Lopez
17. In Ya Phone - Trey Songz ft Fabolous
18. Keep It Hush - T.O.K ft D.O.E
19. Rikers Island - Foxy Brown ft Ox
20. Girl In The Movie - Ashanti
21. (Outro) Mrs Officer Remix - Lil Wayne ft Ashley Williams

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and their joke of a head coach, Eric Mangini. Look, to all the people who may read or skim this blog, this will be as blunt, uncut and forthright an entry as I probably ever will write. Eric Mangini and his fat, arrogant, gum chewing, passive ways needs to be fired. He was good back in 2006 when he took a team nearly devoid of any talent and brought them to the playoffs with innovative schemes and aggressiveness, and actually playing to win. Now he coaches football like Mr Softee, but that isn't even the biggest issue with him. This team is NEVER prepared, and they have been unprepared, lackadaisical and emotionless for the most part this season and it is disheartening. The team has no identity on offense, and plays this bend but don't break nonsense which makes average QBs look wonderful and bad QBs look average.

What exactly did Eric Mangini do to get this job anyway? He was a defensive backs coach on a terrible pass defense for a season when the Jets decided to try and emulate the Patriots (god knows they've been doing this for WAY too long), but I digress as that is not even the point of this. Every single god forsaken game the Jets play you leave the game wondering 'Who the hell is this collection of morons' running the ship? Not one game this season have the Jets been well coached. NOT ONE. Do you know how pathetic that is? And that reached its pinnacle yesterday when Mangini was outcoached by Tom Cable. Yes, that's right, the coach of the most pathetic franchise in the NFL.

The Jets ran the ball as they so pleased yesterday as the Raiders were hell bent on taking away Brett Favre and the threat of the big play. They did that successfully as they harrassed Favre all day, as he made his trademark stupid decisions (see the blind hurl to Hall at the end of the 4th) and forced Jones to beat them, which he did somewhat successfully as he had a boatload of yardage and did whatever he wanted with the Raiders defense except score. While I am not criticizing Jones for his game yesterday, an average back scores 3 long TDs yesterday. Jones simply cannot make anyone miss and it was on display yesterday as Jones had several opportunities to 'hit a homerun' and did not do so. Now, with Jones running the ball the way he was, you would think the Jets would have run a playaction fake somewhere in the second half? Throughout the fourth quarter and overtime I am sitting there waiting (more like hoping) for the playaction since the Raiders were literally sticking their entire team in the box. But the Jets coaching staff sat there with their collective finger up their collective ass, and ran, ran some more then ran some more. I have no issue with them pounding the rock, but what I do have an issue with is not running a single playaction pass, as well as running the ball the entire overtime period. The Jets were essentially waiting for the Raiders to hand them the game instead of going out there and taking it. This type of playcalling and general nature around the team has been going on for the last two seasons, and it absolutely repulsive.

My issues with Eric Mangini and the rest of this incredibly putrid coaching staff: That dumbass clueless look on Mangini's face no matter how the game is going. No matter the events in the game he has this same emotionless face and is chewing gum. I don't care about yelling and screaming and all that stuff, but could you at least look like you give a damn?

- The overly conservative, play not to lose, soft as charmin garbage playcalling that we Jets fans have to endure on a weekly basis. We trade for Brett Favre, and upgrade from one of the worst QBs in the league, yet we are running the same damn offense we ran last year. Why? What sense does that make? I understand it isn't feasible to throw 40 yard bombs every play, but can we see a 20 yard post? Can we see a playaction? - The use of Kerry Rhodes/the insistence on not putting any legitimate players around him and Darrelle Revis. Nobody has thrown at Revis or Rhodes all season long. Why is that? When you have the human turnstile (Eric Smith) and a rookie who was a 4th round draft pick, why would you throw near Revis or Rhodes? While I think very highly of Darrelle and have since the day we drafted him, does anyone think he is THAT good to the point where he hasn't been thrown at 10 times all year? I don't. I am not sitting here expecting a pairing of LaRon Landry and Kerry Rhodes (even though we could've traded Vilma to Washington and realistically made this happen), or a pairing of Darrelle Revis and Champ Bailey, but is it so hard to have two competent guys around our two very good players? Why the hell is Eric Smith still on the team let alone starting? Oh I forgot, he's smart, hard working and cares about football. Do those things make up for not having any talent, or not knowing how to play the safety position? By the way I am absolutely sick of 'hard working, smart and cares about football' Chad Pennington was all of the above and Eric Mangini swore for him like he was his son. Why? No idea. I guess it's the glaring lack of talent that Eric likes.

I like Dwight Lowery and he is playing well for a rookie 4th round draft selection, but is it really the smartest thing to have him out as the #2 CB when:

A) Our LBs in the middle are very shaky when it comes to pass coverage
B) Our pass rush (the pansy, soft as charmin, play not to lose 3 man rushes certainly don't help) isn't anywhere close to good enough to cover up liabilities much like the Giants is. I can't believe anyone actually thinks Aaron Ross is any good. Whenever the QB has a shred of time to throw the ball, he gets beaten and abused.

-The lack of adjustments. The gameplan isn't working, Mangini stands there with that dumbass look on his face meanwhile we continue to do whatever isn't working. I mean, how many times on 3rd down has the Jets defense rushed 3, watched the QB stand in the pocket until the next damn lunar eclipse and complete a pass for a first down? Hello, Coach, you have a rookie CB, a flat out garbage nickel back, and MLBs who have trouble in the pass game. Might want to try and say, I don't know, put pressure on the damn QB?

-The consistent sticking with favorite players no matter how much they suck and/or struggle. He stuck with Chad Pennington far too long, he stuck with Jonathan Vilma far too long (oh look Vilma just made another tackle 15 yards downfield), only god knows what his obsession with Eric Smith is, etc. If the players are bad, why keep playing them?

There are many others but I could conceivably write a book on my problems with this clown and the rest of the clowns on his staff. Bottom line is this, I think the Jets are talented enough, especially with a depleted AFC, to make the postseason and I believe they will in spite of this utterly moronic coaching staff. That being said, we will never take any strides with Eric Mangini as coach. Woody Johnson, the Jets owner, needs to cut bait with that entire coaching staff as soon as possible, before its too late.

Game 1 of the World Series is beginning here shortly, but before then I will put my prediction and thoughts on the series out there.

As far as pitching goes in this series, I definitely think that Tampa has the upper hand. While I believe that Cole Hamels is right up there when it comes to best left handers in the National League, last time I checked he can't pitch all the games. After him it is very spotty, as you have a potentially nice #2 starter in Brett Myers, though you never know what you are going to get out of him, Jamie Moyer who never pitches well in the postseason as the 'slow, slower, slowest' stuff doesn't get it done.

I think Joe Blanton is a wildcard here, as he is a guy who can give solid innings, so if he gets a chance to pitch in this series it will be worth watching to see how he fares. As far as the bullpens go, the Phillies have the advantage here by a longshot. Brad Lidge hasn't blown a save all year, even though I tend to think that he is due. As good as the guys in Tampa were during the regular season I think they showed during that seven run debacle in Game 5 against the Sox, that they aren't fully trustworthy. I think David Price is a sleeper though, his stuff is incredible and it seems as if the pressure doesn't get to him. If I'm Joe Maddon I'm using him as my closer this series.

As far as the hitting I'll give the Phillies the edge as they seem to have a million guys who can rake. They are not the best contact hitting team in the league but they can score, score and score some more. Tampa is no slouch in this category as they have several good hitters like Upton, Longoria and Crawford. I do think that Tampa's speed adds a different element to the game.

Keys to this series:

1) Chase Utley- I know this is somewhat redundant but this guy is their best position player. For them to win he has to produce, otherwise it's going to be a long but yet short series for Philly.

2) The Phillies have to win the games that Hamels start. He is their best pitcher, he is the only sure thing you have. If I am Manager Manuel I pitch Hamels in Games 1, 4 and 7 (if necessary). The Phils might be able to scratch one or two out with their other starters but they must win the games Hamels start.

3) The Rays youngsters- So far the brighter lights of the playoffs hasn't affected Upton, Longoria, Garza among others. They have to continue on that path, since this team is chock full of younger players. Evan Longoria seems like he is cool and collected, and BJ Upton does everything so smoothly (I mean, the guy probably brushes his teeth in a smooth fashion for pete's sake) so I don't think the butterflies will be an issue.

4) The Philadelphia "lunch pail players"- While some of these guys are actually quality MLB players, most of them are the hard working, dirty work kind of players. Guys like Shane Victorino and Jayson Werth along with Jimmy Rollins to a lesser extent, bring an energy to the team, and their production has also been good for the most part. Victorino seems to be developing a power stroke as well, as he has come up with several big hits. And of course Jimmy Rollins is the heart and soul of the Phillies team.

I like both of these teams, I think they are both very good and well constructed, but when it comes down to it, I don't think the Phillies have enough pitching to deal with Tampa. I like Philly's core of players and I think Jimmy Rollins is one of the best leaders in the sport. Their style of play, and the kind of players they have is the only reason I give them a shot in the series. I just think Tampa is very good, and destiny is on their side.

PREDICTION: Tampa Bay in 7 games

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Asheru ('Boondocks' music) along with Brownstone, Aaron Hall, Sam Cooke and others get us into Episode 28. Call in your requests at 1-800-882-9291 or email them in to me at MirthNadir@hotmail.com. In next week's episode I will play the second half of the Asheru interview. Thanks for listening. Remember if you can guess which song and artist says the title lyric you will qualify for a prize.

Playlist
Mariah Carey - Always Be My Baby
Sam Cooke - Nothing Can Change This Love
Aaron Hall - I Miss You
Anthony Hamilton w/David Banner - I'm Cool
Mint Condition - U Send me Swingin
Lauryn Hill - Ex-Factor
Asheru Interview
Asheru w/Talib Kweli & Raheem Devaughn - Mood Swing
Jojo - Too Little Too Late
Brownstone - Half of You
Lee Carr - Breathe
Cassie w/Lil' Wayne - Offical Girl

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The Original White Folks is mad as hell and he's not going to take it anymore. He is sick and tired of clowns, buffoons, lames and tricks claiming to be pimps and players. Folks is calling for all genuine pimps and players to assist in a KEEP IT REAL campaign to stop the bastardizing and de-valuing of the Game! Players Court will start issuing warrants on violators!!! Suckers and busters beware Players Court is in session.

Tami Chynn singing live with Akon. Nice live performance here!


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Tracklisting
1. (Intro) - All Biz
2. D-Block / Dipset - Sheek Louch, Jim Jones, Styles P, Hell Rell & Jadakiss
3. Get Ready - Hell Rell
4. 3 Peat - Styles P
5. Fallen Soldiers Remix - Jim Jones
6. You Ain't Know - Jadakiss
7. 80 In The Clip - J.R. Writer
8. We're Back - Sheek Louch, Jadakiss & Styles P
9. Love Me No More - Jim Jones
10. Hot 97 Live Freestyle - Sheek Louch, Jadakiss & Styles P
11. Still The Reason - Cam'ron
12. It's Like That - Sheek Louch, Styles P & Jadakiss
13. Disturbia Money - Max B
14. Cocaine Music - Jadakiss, Sheek Louch, Bully & Styles P
15. Gallic Wars Freestyle - Juelz Santana
16. Down South - Rick Ross, Sheek Louch & Jadakiss
17. We Fly High (Beef Mix) - Jim Jones & Juelz Santana
18. Styles P Vs 50 Cent Live on Hot 97
19. Cam'ron Vs 50 Cent Live on Hot 97
****Bonus Exclusives****
20. Came Up From The Bottom - Rico Paysos
21. Tantrum - The Advocate ft Axis
22. Heard About Me - Cali'O ft Gully G & Money Gwap
23. A Dream - All Biz & Notorius B.I.G
24. Gangsta - R.E.A.L
25. Spit Game Proper - S. Dot
26. (Outro) - All Biz

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Estelle, Brandy, Staind & Fred Durst, Mario & Tami Chynn highlight Episode 27 of Mirth:Nadir. Thanks to everyone for listening. Remember to visit www.mirthnadir.com for a variety of posts and info. Call me at 1-800-882-9291. Email me at MirthNadir@hotmail.com Thanks to Syreeta for coming by to speak with us.

**Email me if you know the song and artist from the title of the episode to qualify for a prize.

Playlist
Brandy - I Wanna Be Down
Jodeci - Feenin'
Estelle - No Substitute Love
Al B. Sure - If I'm not Your Lover
Staind w/Fred Durst - "Outside" - live
Avril Lavigne - "I'm With You"
Syreeta Interview
Syreeta - Nicotine Dream
Chi Lites - Oh Girl
2Pac & Jon B - Are you Still Down
Mario - I Miss My Friend
Ralph Tresvant - Sensitivity
Tami Chynn w/ Akon - Frozen


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Welcome to another spectacular edition of Po Politickin. On today's show, we politick with renowned sex therapist Alexyss K Tylor. Alexyss is an author, lecturer, motivational, speaker, and television host, best known for her talks on Vagina Power.



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Here is another hard-hitting episode of Turbo City Radio dedicated to the current political climate all over the world. Things are getting worse by the day, and this playlist articulates my thoughts during these times.

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We featured Tynisha this week on the show with her hit "I Wish You Loved Me" ... I put up a clip of her singing a portion of the song live and then another clip of her singing "Energy" by Keri Hilson. Let me know your thoughs!! I am going to try to sit down with her and talk to her. Any questions you want me to ask??

Rick James, Confunction, Letoya w/Avant, Amel Larrieux, Tynisha Keli and others are featured in EP 26 of Mirth:Nadir. To reach me call 1-800-882-9291 or send me an email at MirthNadir@hotmail.com. Thanks goes out to "E" the R&B Hip Hop Rock Star for stopping by to chat with us. Thanks to everyone for listening. Please leave comments/requests if you like. Enjoy the show.

Playlist
Rick James - Cold Blooded
Confunction - Love's Train
Tony Rich Project - Nobody Knows
Tamia - Questions
Amel Larrieux - For Real
Craig David - Once in a Lifetime
Interview with "E"
"E" - Could I
Mike Jones w/T-Pain, Twista, Lil Wayne - Cutty Buddy
Jazmine Sullivan - Lions, Tigers and Bears
Lyfe Jennings - Will I Ever
Letoya w/ Avant - Someone Else
Tynisha Keli - I Wish You Loved Me

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In the world of Hip Hop production, there is a vast sound experience that ranges from mashing up samples to pounding out original synthetic drum patterns. The producers who stand out are rarely those who rely on sampling alone – this is the day of the true artist.

Ridd and Dnali, collectively known as DNA Beats, are bringing their style of natural percussion and DJ-inspired rhythms to the forefront as they build a brilliant new soundscape for Philadelphia’s urban music scene. They have a current Mid-Atlantic hit with DJ Diamond Kuts’ “Salt Peppa Ketchup Hot Sauce” featuring Casino and Pumpkin, and a flurry of work this year with the likes of Bump J, Gillie Da Kid, Young Tre, Peedi Peedi, Five Mics and more.

Ridd and Dnali stopped by Po Politickin to discuss their musical journey so far.


Tell us a little about yourselves. How was it growing up?

Dnali: Well we both grew up in Southern, New Jersey. I am a natural born drummer. I was drummer at my church at a young age. I never got in to the whole band thing but I knew Hip Hop was for me. I started out making beats on my Sony Playstation. From there I moved to a PC program called Reason. Once I got into Reason, I just started applying a lot of music theory that I learned in school and began to mix it with my drumming skills to make music.

Ridd is a complete music dude. Ever since high school he was a DJ. From DJ not in a sense your average DJ. I mean Ridd would do house parties for our high school but he would also branch out and do weddings and bar mitzvahs. This gave him a large eclectic music knowledge. When we first met, I didn't really know how to sample and Ridd knew nothing about the piano. So we started working together and eventually our sounds and styles turned into one and that's how we got our sound.

I was reading that you both were students of the legendary production team "Gamble & Huff". Can you describe that experience?

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Here's another installment of Hip-Hop/Gangsta Rap from the vaults of Turbo City. I hope you enjoy.

TURBO CITY RADIO: ENGINE BLOCK

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