Hemp-Based Kustom Komp

{downloadable mp3s}

Happy 4/20, motherfuckers!

Here's every track from a kustom hemp-based compilation I made in 2003.  Nineteen tracks, lots of good shit.  All tokin', all the time.

This goes out to Terrance and Kevin, my old smoke buddies from Trenton, who introduced me to "haze," and tried in vain to teach me how to roll a blunt.

Suck it in and hold it deep.  Wish I could join you all, but ah, you know...

HEMP HOP
1 Bob & Tom – Weedies
2 Double D – Blaze A Blunt
3 B-Legit – The Hemp Museum
4 Eazy E – Down 2 Tha Last Roach
5 Iconz – F Heron
6 RBL Posse – Smoke A Blunt
7 Project Pat – Blunt To My Lip
8 Redman – How To Roll A Blunt
9 Total Devistation – Hemp Rally
10 Krayzie Bone – Smoken Budda
11 Warren G – Indo Smoke
12 Warren G – Smokin’ Me Out
13 Luniz – 20 Blunts A Day
14 Luniz – Got 5 On It
15 Trick Daddy – Weed Song
16 Dayton Family – Philly Blunt
17 Andre Nickatina – Smoke Dope And Rap
18 Dr. Dre – Blunt Time
19 Schoolly D – Smoke Some Kill

{P.S. - I'm sure that there's plenty of other good tracks out there; please don't tell me what I "left out"—instead, go roll your own compilation.}

Comments

[Danny Ings]

This has prompted me to ask a question for which the answer has illuded me for several years. The band The Orb released several version of the tune 'Towers of Dub'. Now on several versions there is a sample of an altercation between a cop and a 'blabby mouthed, long haired, yankie hippie'. The individual concerned has been caught with three 'hundred pounds of grass' which he 'didn't know he was carrying around' which the cop replies 'you mean to tell me you been goin' round with three hundred pounds of hash and you didn't know got had on you, boy.' 'Grass man, grass'..... Later in the diologue the cop asks the 'boy's' name who replies 'Claud Nine'. The cop eventually gets annoyed and calls the judge 'who don't like no yankee hippies'. He calls said judge and tells him of his predicament with the hippie and tells him his name is 'Nine, Cloud Nine'. Well I could go on. Can anyone tell me what film or TV programme this came from? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Oh well, back to my essay. Love. A British hippy!

[Hal Knight]

The sample used in Towers of Dub (Ambient Mix) is from a skit called "Hippie and the Redneck" by the comedy team Hudson & Landry.

www.hudsonandlandry.com/vol2.html

[veronica]

Thanks so much! Making a playlist to roll and smoke a blunt.