Jay-Z feat. Chris Martin – “Most Kingz (DJ Green Lantern Remix)”

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So you really thought a Jay-Z song would drop and I wouldn’t say anything about it? (*Laughs and then gets serious*) You obviously don’t come to this site very often (My name is B-Easy by the way).

Apparently Hova & Chris Martin had another collaboration that was suppose to be on Kingdom Come. They never found the correct beat and the verses ended up being on the “Grammy Family Freestyle” & “Lost+”. This is the Green Lantern version and it appears on his Invasion Radio 2K10 mixtape (Which is also available below).

Since these lyrics never got the right treatment, I personally would have loved it if this track would have been on Kingdom Come. I always get into debates about that album (It wasn’t that bad people).

1. DJ Green Lantern – Invasion Radio Intro
2. Nas – Power, Paper, Pussy (Produced by Nas & Salaam Remi)
3. Fabolous – On Invasion Radio
4. Fabolous – Money Chaser
5. Jay-Z feat. Chris Martin – Most Kingz (Produced by DJ Green Lantern)
6. Nas feat. Damian Marley & Bun B – Leaders (Remix) (Produced by DJ Green Lantern)
7. Rick Ross – On The Spot Freestyle
8. Sheek Louch feat. Beanie Sigel – Silver Back Mack
9. N.O.R.E. feat. Uncle Murda – On The Spot Freestyle
10. Fabolous – Bitches
11. Jay-Z – The Borough (Young Guru Remix)
12. Emilio Rojas feat. Currensy & Young Chris – Asphault (Produced by DJ Green Lantern)
13. Kid Cudi – On The Spot Freestyle
14. 38 Special – Don’t Give A Fuck
15. Roscoe Dash feat. Lil Jon – On The Spot Freestyle
16. The Dream – On The Spot Freestyle
17. Devin The Dude – On The Spot Freestyle
18. Don Juan feat. Fever – Politics As Usual
19. Pill – On The Spot Freestyle
20. Alley Boy – On The Spot Freestyle
21. Sean Garrett – Pen And Paper (Produced by DJ Green Lantern)
22. Sean Garrett – On The Spot Freestyle

Download: Jay-Z feat. Chris Martin – “Most Kingz (DJ Green Lantern Remix)”
Download: DJ Green Lantern – Invasion Radio 2K10 [Mixtape]

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The geek out of the bunch. He is also Jay-Z’s biggest fan. He looks like your cousin from the burbs. He is “Pro Black” (not anti-white, just “Pro Black”). Probably the wittiest out of the bunch. It is said that he got fired from the same job three times.
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13 Comments

    1. Crasy. This nigga wild for the night though saying Kingdom Come wasn’t that bad. It was by far the worse Jay album. Miss me with that shit.

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  5. Shame that this song couldn’t find the proper beat in time to find a home on ‘Kingdom Come’ cause it would have been a nice addition in place of subpar tracks like “Anything” or “Hollywood”. I’m with B though, I really don’t understand why KC gets as much flack as it does in being labeled Jay’s worst album. Really? Really?? If KC is Jay’s “worst album” that’s pretty commendable compared to what other artists are putting out. I don’t think it was the fact of the music being bad quality more than listeners just not expecting an album like that from Jay in why people give it that status. I mean the album had a pretty good amount of good cuts (“The Prelude”, “Show Me What You Got”, “Lost One”, “30 Something”, “I Made It”, “Do U Wanna Ride”, “Minority Report”) that edged out the average/bad cuts. Honestly KC was like a precursor to Blueprint 3 in terms of Jay taking a more mature approach and expanding to his content.

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    1. Completely agree especially with the last sentence. If you compare his whole discograhpy tho KC is the weakest, I know other ppl hate on Vol. 1 and BP2 but at least those have classics, the only mayyyyybe classic contender on KC is Lost One

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      1. True, I can understand the statement in that regards to it possibly being his weakest solo release although people will argue other albums like you stated. All in all if ‘Kingdom Come’ is the weakest album in his discography that’s that pretty good tenure for an artist IMO. I don’t really ever see how people could write off Jay as an artist once his career is finally over.

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  6. I’d go even farther, SBK, and say that Blueprint 3 was everything Kingdom Come should have been, musically, artistically, and from a marketing standpoint. BP3 is arguably the best post-retirement album with AG because it shows Jay can spit without rapping about dishing crack and he can still be intensely lyrical, AND what’s more, make hits and sell records. I think if BP3 was his comeback album, he would’ve sold more copies and people wouldn’t EVER have complained about this new “post-retirement” Jay.

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    1. Post retirement Jay? That nigga has retired more time that Brett Favre! He retired after Reasonable Doubts, Vol 1, Vol 2, Vol 3, The Dynasty, Blueprint 1, Blueprint 2, and The Black Album

      So which “post retirement Jay” are we talking about?

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    2. Absolutely H2O I would agree with that statement, it’s one that I’ve heard before in comparing Kingdom Come and Blueprint 3. It’s like with BP3 he followed the groundwork that he laid with KC in terms of the content, marketing/promotion, etc. and just built off the missteps to something better. KC might have just been a product of bad timing to some extent with it being his “comeback album” and the shock value that came with it from being labeled as such. Honestly I just don’t think people were ready for the mature side of Jay-Z and still wanted the hustler side (which was the same deal with BP3) in being apart of that album’s downfall.

      But yeah that’s why I couldn’t even hate or be disappointed with Jay-Z after listening to BP3 and reviewing it cause he kept it real with himself for the age that he’s at as an artist and the point he’s at in his career. I mean if in 2010 cats are still expecting to hear Jay-Z spit Reasonable Doubt-esque lyrics, in his own words “buy his old albums” cause those days are done. It like what I was thinking yesterday morning in how people are stupid for ever thinking Nas could make another Illmatic and such. To be making hits, touring extensively, making deals, etc. at the age of 40, it’ll be interesting to see how many of these artists will even have careers that long let alone still maintain a similar level.

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