Watching Al with his son by his side, jumping up and down and dancing, is some beautiful shit . In “Rap Music” where vulnerability can be seen as a weakness in a façade of gangster, Al leads by example as a father, as a beat maker and as a producer pushing the underground sound to the forefront and into the commercial space. A testament to being proud of the work and the art he creates. Creating a canvas for artist to dance over. The Alchemist & Friends brand is personified here with special guest: Evidence, Domo Genesis, Action Bronson, Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, Navy Blue (aka Sage), Vince Staples and Boldy James. Showing that it’s more than just making music but a brotherhood.
00:00 – intro
01:24 – mobb deep / the realest
01:47 – alc & mobb deep / it’s a craze
02:26 – kendrick lamar / meet the grahams
03:16 – prodigy / keep it thoro
04:07 – freddie gibbs / god is perfect
05:05 – westside gunn & conway / ray mysterio
05:59 – westside gunn /$500 ounces
06:31 – larry june / 89 earthquake EVIDENCE
07:41 – throw it all away
10:34 – dilated peoples / worst comes to worst (inst) DOMO GENESIS
10:59 – f*ck everybody else
12:50 – action bronson / big league chew (inst) ACTION BRONSON
13:19 – terry
16:14 – mac miller red dot music EARL SWEATSHIRT
18:20 – e. coli
21:00 – sentry (mike comes out)
23:16 – nobles (navy blue comes out)
25:07 – the caliphate (vince staples comes out) BOLDY JAMES
28:44 – hot water tank
30:40 – turpentine
31:52 – steel wool
33:44 – alchemist / hold you down
35:24 – diamond dallasShow less
My personal favorite performance would have Boldy James, his breathe control is second to none. Sounding no different, if not better, than what you get on DSP. Favorite moment, hearing Mac Miller’s verse on Red Dot Music. Long Live Mac
Burning in paradise 
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