Let’s take it back to 2005 for this edition of Throwback Tuesday with the first joint I ever heard from King Reign, which is also his first solo video. This joint can be found on the “Audacity Of Hope” EP.

- (Man Like)Keezy

“N****s try to bomb our Trade Center. You motherfucking bitch-ass n****s”

“I’m Kurupt Young Gotti b***h, heard what I said? Yeah b***h, eat a dick instead”

Little gem from 2002 taken off Choclair’s sophomore album “The Memoirs Of Blake Savage”. Vintage Saukrates production and some classic quotables from Kurupt (that I’ve included above since you can’t fully appreciate them in the clean version).

- (Man Like)Keezy

Spotted at NahRight, some rare footage from a 2003 show J Dilla did with Frank-N-Dank at Roxy Blu. He talks about the love he got in Toronto and even mentions how crazy fans got at a show they did previous to this one. He says “2 years ago” but it quite possibly could have been the Slum Village show at Comfort Zone in 1998 that we posted the audio of a while back. Either way, Toronto Love Jay, R.I.P. Dilla Dawg!

- (Man Like)Keezy

Going back to 2006 for Throwback Tuesday with my homie Adam Bomb’s first solo mixtape. “Man Made” is mixed by DJ Law and was created while Adam was still with Made Men Music (Whut up Esco!).  Adam Bomb goes in on some classic joints and drops some unreleased joints that have never seen the light of day! Production by Arythemtic, Noah “40/40″ Shebib, Soundsmith, plus more . Features include Mayhem Morearty, Richie Sosa, Nem-S-Iss, Theology 3, Empire and more. Tracklist and download after the jump!

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Let’s take it back 8 years ago to 2002 when this Grimace Love classic dropped for this edition of Throwback Tuesday.

- (Man Like)Keezy

It’s Throwback Tuesday and so I decided to give all my Toronto heads a little treat for all of y’all! Here’s Tape 36 from Canada’s own DJ Mastermind jam-packed full of joints circa 97! Tracklist and link after the jump! Props to DJ Step One on the rare find!

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Let’s rewind to 1998 for Throwback Tuesday with another slept-on classic from Infinite. Excellent usage of the Roy Ayers sample. Wish I could remember who produced this.

- (Man Like)Keezy

Almost forgot it’s Throwback Thursday! Let’s take it back to 2000 with this Canadian classic.

- (Man Like)Keezy

Taking it back to 2005 with this big chune from Kardi’s “Fire & Glory” album.

-Brian “Quackas”

One of my favourite Canadian videos of all time just based on the Manga animation itself! Infinite brought the heat on this joint!

-Brian “Quackas”