Performer: The Mothership Collective
Genre: Hip hop
Album: All Nigga Radio
Released: 2015
MP3 version ZIP size: 1464 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1234 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1359 mb
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 622
Other Formats: AC3 AUD TTA ADX VOX MIDI WMA

Tracklist

1	Station ID (DJ Supanigga)
2	Nigga Summer (The Funky 7)
3	This Shit Right Here (The Funky 7 Theme Song, Tall Nigga Mix)
4	Nigga Snare Beat (The Mothership)
5	We Don't Give A Fuck Nigga (Rondell feat. Henry Willis On Drums)
6	Nigga Rock Commercial (Ram Co)
7	Niggas Comming To Get Ya (The Mothership)
8	Nigga Control (The Mothership)
9	Nigganomitry (The Mothership)
10	Interview With Conart (Ash Hudson interviewed By Lukecage DTLA)
11	Nigga Archeologist (George Clinton)
12	Crazy (RAS) Gedion Commercial
13	Station ID (DJ That Nigga And The Weed Man)
14	Nothing (Corn Row & Dukey Braid)
15	Let The Funk (Lukecage And Dwight Trible)
16	Loose Change (Nigga Mix The Mothership)
17	Stomp Down Nigga Beat (The Mothership)
18	Candy Pimp (JSwift/Lukecage)
19	Warfare Niggas (The Mothership)
20	Slide Nigga (Rondell)
21	Station ID (DJ Supanigga)
22	Suspect Niggas (Lukecage/Dwight Trible)
23	The Party (Nigga Mix)
24	Getcha’ Own Dick Nigga (Henry Willis)
25	Interview (Chuck De La Chuck And Laura Jane)
26	Abazantium (The Mothership)
27	UPK (’Sup Nigga Mix)
28	Station ID ( DJ That Nigga) Late Night Nigga Radio
29	Concrete Soul (The Mothership)
30	SuperNiggaGlue (The Mothership)
31	I Just Wanna Shine Nigga! (The Mothership)
32	Station ID
33	Its Tha Weed! (The Weed Man)
34	Candy Pimp (JSwift/Lukecage)
35	Answering Machine (The Funky 7)
36	Gangsta Titties (Rondell)

Notes

Bonding Tapes is pleased to announce the anticipated release of The Mothership Collective's debut album All Nigga Radio. This tape takes the listener on a Funky Voyage with a late night radio broadcast twists. Includes various forms of music like Hip Hop, Funk, Reggae, and also includes commercials, interview snippets and disc jockey ramblings. All Nigga Radio is dedicated to satire and sarcasm and invites the listener to feel the vibes of the music and to view the artwork not for it's original intent, but for how the context is presented. Taking the power away from the original propaganda and incorporating it into our every day lives.