Meth told MTV News that he doesn’t wanna do a solo album right away and that he wouldn’t mind doing another group project.

So, let me get this straight: Method Man just got finished getting chewed up by the Internet Soldiers, he sees Raekwon realeasing this album that Ghost helped him with and this is what he thinks of. It’s pretty obvious he’s tapping the nicest spitters [||] from Wu to do this with him, it’s not like he’d do this with Deck (no shots!). But seriously, imagine a whole album that sounds like “Wu Ooh”… that’d be fire. If this ever does happen, they should just call it Yolanda’s House.

Recorded last night, over Curtis’ “Ok, You’re Nah’Right.”

Crooked I – 8-11 (which is the release date for the Slaughterhouse LP)

Note that Crooked I’s Mr. Pig Face Weapon Waist EP was pushed back to the week after that (Aug. 18th)

Previously: Crooked I @ Rock The Bells D.C./Baltimore (Video) | Crooked I – Slaughterhouse Is A Big Deal

Beatnick & K-Salaam Productions with Imeem & Illroots Present Where The Streets Have No Name, dropping July 28th.

Bonus: Here’s the Album Sampler (Usershare)| Direct Link

Previously: Bun B, Talib Kweli & Colin Munroe – Don’t Die

I posted the video for this a while back, here’s the mp3.

Grand Agent ft. Raynge & Camp Lo – Minivan

Click either image above to read Alfamega’s 2-page statement.

There’s no way to sum it up really, I sorta feel like he has a point here. In the letter, he says what he has to say and it was just enough to get the point across without it coming off as tacky. Sorry Buck. I can’t say I know all the details of him being let go, but it seems a bit unfair that Tip turned his back on him like that when Mega literally went to war for Clifford, even if it was over snitching to the Feds. Like he says in the letter, they were saying the same shit about Cliff when he got such a short sentence… Which may have been one of the reasons T.I. was so quick to cut him out of his circle. Anyway, it’s none of our business, even though they kinda awkwardly made it in our business. And before you say anything, anything at all… just know:

Previously: Alfamega Stays Losing | T.I.’s Statement About Alfamega | TSG: Alfamega Was a Government Informant

Previously: KRS-One Talks Survival Skills Artwork (Video)

Ev submitted a song but it didn’t make the album. You can get La Coka Nostra’s A Brand You Can Trust here. Catch them on the Rock The Bells tour.

Previously: Evidence Signs “Agreement” with Rhymesayers (Video)

On Tuesday, Jay-Z went up to BBC Radio 1 Studios in London to speak with both Tim Westwood and Zane Lowe. Listen to their conversation below or take this as an opportunity to listen to the full thing here, it includes Zane playing the relevant songs in between their discussions (it’ll only be available on their player for the next 5 days.)

Audio: Jay-Z Interview w/ Zane Lowe

All praise is due to AK for breaking up the talking parts from the music.

Related: Jay-Z To Fill In For The Beastie Boys In New Jersey [Idolator]

Previously: Jay-Z Has Excellent Taste in Websites

Coming out September 29th on Duckdown/Jamla Records.

1. The Opener (produced by Cyrus Tha Great)
2. Return Of The Real (produced by Just Blaze)
3. The Beautiful Decay (produced by 9th Wonder)
4. My Interpretation (produced by Best Kept Secret)
5. Popularity (produced by Nottz)
6. Like A Marathon (produced by 9th Wonder)
7. The Shooter’s Soundtrack (produced by Cyrus Tha Great)
8. Under Pressure (produced by 9th Wonder)
9. Penmanship (produced by Black Milk)
10. Dear Whoever (produced by Illmind)
11. For What It’s Worth ((produced by Eric G)
12. The Necessary Evils (produced by Needlz)
13. Easy To Fly featuring Carlitta Durand (produced by 9th Wonder)
14. Bottom Line (produced by Eric G)
15. Metal Hearts (produced by 9th Wonder)
16. Maintain (produced by Nottz)

Previously: Skyzoo – The Beautiful Decay (Prod. by 9th Wonder)