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So we did the photoshoot for the cover-story with the guys of Slaughterhouse up in Astoria a few weeks ago. They were shooting the video for Move On, so me, Rob and the writer Mike Cohen spent the day up there with the new Fab Four.
Here’s the results from both ends.
You can catch Rob at the 2 minute mark of the video on drums.
You can catch the cover at the end of the video.
Shouts out to Mike and John.

(BTW: We know about the typos in the cover. This was just a proof and not the version being printed…)

Foundation Magazine sits down with Slaughterhouse - Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden, Crooked I, and Royce Da 5′9.

It’s a good day when two dudes from the supergroup Slaughterhouse each drop a track. Budden’s is the first leak from Padded Room and Joell’s is off the upcoming Free Agent mixtape. Enjoy.

Joe Budden - In My Sleep

Joell Ortiz - Bout My Money

Here’s a few things that popped up over the weekend. Wale and DJ Semtex got into a little bit of a tiff over a Twitter post. Really? We knew that social networking was wielding new power in the 21st century, but being new to Twitter ourselves, we didn’t know that these things were happening. Call it the chronicle of a beef foretold. In other news, Lil Wayne made a song called Prom Queen, which is different, to say the least. Listen for yourself and make your own decisions. It’s sure to appear on the 600 new Lil Wayne mixtapes due out this week. Need something to listen to instead? Mick Boogie and DJ Unexpected made their Director’s Cut mixtape from 2005 available for free download.

Royce and Busta dropped this freestyle track, which is at least 16 times better than most shit most rappers have been doing. Most everyone had the video from the Slaughterhouse show up at some point, use this if you can’t find it. We were in the building, and it was packed as shit. Turns out the show was a clusterfuck.

The collective of Joe Budden, Royce Da 5′9″, Joell Ortiz, and Crooked I has taken the name Slaughterhouse, and rightfully so. Show me four emcees these days who consistently drop more dope material than these guys.

Slaughterhouse - Onslaught