March 28, hosted by Ion the Prize (no mic breaks)

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Ion the Prize brings you a jam-packed hour of new hip-hop! Check out his regular show on KALX 90.7 FM every Tuesday 9:30 am to noon. Unfortunately, Ion the Prize was smart enough to record the live show but accidentally deleted the file before posting it. Hence, this mix is identical in tracklisting to what originally aired, it's just missing mic breaks. Nonetheless, enjoy the music! The Game - All Doggs Go To Heaven (R.I.P. Nate Dogg) Wiz Khalifa - The Race Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa - The Weed Iz Mine YC the Cynic - Suicide ft Homeboy Sandman & Niles Reks - Kill Em Zion I & the Grouch - Plead the Fifth ft Codany Holiday, Casual & Fashawn Cunninlynguists - Hard As They Come ft Freddie Gibbs Pharoahe Monch - Evolve Schoolboy Q - Light Years Ahead (Sky High) ft Kendrick Lamar Big K.R.I.T. - Time Machine ST Spittin - Somethin Gotta Give ft. Moe Green, GQ & Siaira Shawn Mac Miller - She Said King Mez - The King’s Khrysis ft. Phonte E-40 - Beastin'

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