01 Beat Rock
02 Get Me
03 The Pocket
04 You Turn Me On F_ Jovi Rockwell
05 Nuthin But A Hero
06 You F_ Shydi
07 The Great
08 Sunlight
09 Blinding
10 Radio F_ Curren$y
11 Love Me - The Crybabieees
12 Fever F_ Raheem Devaughn
13 Killer People F_ Wale
14 The Feeling F_ Buckshot & Gza
15 Duhh
16 Bonafide (Circa 2007) F_ Wale
17 Rich Kids (Go-Go Remix) F_ Reaction Band
18 Spark
19 Cool & Fly
20 Cassette Tape Bang
21 Rock Bammas F_ Haziq Ali
22 Jet Setter
23 The Come Up
24 Get It
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Mick Boogie Presents Tabi Bonney - A Placed Called Stardom
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01 Intro
02 I Apologize
03 Do It For the Doe (Overtime)
04 My Soul (Overtime)
05 Horrorglyphics f. Nas
06 Blasphemy (Overtime)
07 Move Back (Overtime)
08 Bucket List (Overtime)
09 Wake Up the World (Overtime)
10 So Much More
11 So Supreme
12 Turntables 2
13 Hang On (rmx) f. The Astronomical Kid
14 I’ll Be There
15 Thinkin’ Out Loud
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Sha Stimuli – Overtime: My Soul to Keep Mixtape
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Lyrical prodigy Talib Kweli and extraordinary underground hip-hop producer DJ Hi-Tek comprise Reflection Eternal. Kweli -- who's name literally means "seeker of truth" -- also owns a small bookstore in Brooklyn and is more than just an average MC, being also a key to the Mos Def collaborational LP Black Star. He first met Hi-Tek in 1994 while visiting Cincinnati, and appeared on a track from Hi-Tek's group Mood After Reflection Eternal's inception in 1997, the pair were signed to indie powerhouse Rawkus Records, where they released their first single "Fortified Live" b/w the indie sensation "2000 Seasons." The best way to describe Talib Kweli is as an erudite wordsmith prodigy; he incorporates political issues, complex metaphors, vivid imagery, a braggadocio rhyme style, and an overall charisma into his precise lyrical presentation. Although Reflection Eternal is an "underground" hip hop group in principal, the relevance of Kweli's lyrics and the resonance of Hi-Tek's production propelled them to the forefront of quality hip-hop. Reflection Eternal was also featured on Mos Def's album Black on Both Sides, as well as the antiestablishment opus album entitled The Unbound Project. The duo's self-titled debut LP was actually filed under the name of Talib Kweli & DJ Hi-Tek. ~ Nick Pfeiffer, All Music Guide
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