There aren't many things this guy right here loves more than new Crooked I solo songs - especially when they're from 2005.

When it comes to making music that everyday, common person can relate to, few do it better than Joe Budden.

With Horseshoe Gang being Crooked I's crew and him raising the bar pretty damn high, you're probably pretty hard on their music.

"Slaughterhouse ain't go platinum, I'm supposed to jump off of a bridge.

Grown men in pig masks freak me out.

"N*gga, you see the numbers getting buffer/The exercise I do is called the duffle bag stuffer/Bank account cardio, commas run in place/I guess you could say I'm financially in shape" September 5th is right around the corner and that means Quiz's Dope Kicks, Fresh Hats mixtape is almost here.

Take a behind the scenes look at one of the week's better cuts, Slaughterhouse's "Truth Or Truth," which is 15 minutes of phenomenal MC'ing over Rozay’s “Tears Of Joy.

Some of Slaughterhouse's finest moments have come when they rhyme over other rappers' beats and "Truth or Truth" is the latest on the list.

Just in duration, "See Dead People" is clearly a mixtape track, which probably suits Slaughterhouse best.

Until their Shady Records debut actually drops (and, in all likelihood, even then), a Slaughterhouse release will fall miles away from the mainstream's attention.

Stepping outside of the Slaughterhouse routine, Crooked I delivers 18 tracks of goodness in the form of his Psalm 82:v6 mixtape.

Crooked I's better as a solo artist.

Looks like Crooked I is timing his next release quite strategically.

No one eats up the tale of the underdog like Hip-Hop does, and 1982's "Make It Out Alive" is sure to strike that chord with 99% of the listeners out there.

When DJ Premier and Nasty Nas are included in the program, the show typically sells out.

When Dresta's jam with Nate Dogg came up during my list of 40 Forgotten Features from the 213 crooner, I was happily reminded of another stand-out from Big C-Style's revered Straight Outta Cali compilation, which is indeed "Way Cool.

We've all got a few things buried deep inside, yet most of us don't have an outlet to express them properly.

Songs like "Cocaine Is A Helluva Drug" are why I've been claiming Crooked as one of my favorite rappers for the past seven years.

I still vividly remember when Slaughterhouse came on to Green Lantern's radio show and for 20 minutes proceeded to completely annihilate Hov's "D.

Since most Crooked I fans are hyped to hear their favorite microphone destroyer will be releasing another EP called In None We Trust on December 13, the Left Coast Slaughterhouse member let go of this laid-back leak to help tide them over until it drops.