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2013 news - site

"downloads of the month" are back in this shit like The Lonely Island: "Gone For Good (10th Anniversary Edit)", "Gone For Good (Album Instrumental)" (big up to mojamie!) and despite Everlast hating on the Internet on that very show... all three Joe Rogan live acoustic sets are up there as well (all these tracks also play in the jukebox)

2013 news - Everlast

two albums in the works: "The Life Acoustic" (old songs re-recorded only with a steel-string guitar in the studio; completed and out August 2013) and a hiphop project
free download: a dope new DJ Topcat mash-up
in stores: Adil Omar "The Mushroom Cloud Effect" & Trinity "20 In"

discography

database last updated 2013-06-15 01:31:23 (GMT+1)

upcoming releases

all info comes directly from the artists' own words in interviews/social media and such, everything is subject to change

Everlast
The Life Acoustic

Martyr Inc.
CD Album/Digital Download
(preliminary artwork)
production for the "unplugged" album began May 2012 and ended June 2013, with a realease currently planned for August of the same year.
the record it contains 12 songs from Everlast's back catalogue, recorded only with a steel-string guitar - and possibly other acoustic instruments - in the studio (much like the bonus tracks on the last studio album, later released as the compilation "More Songs of the Ungrateful Living").

there's also another album in the works, a yet untitled project - Everlast's "personal love letter to hiphop" -
featuring around 20 guests including De La Soul, Slug/Atmosphere and Evidence. it may (or may not) come out in 2014.

unreleased

unreleased music only, i.e. stuff you won't find on CD, vinyl or the Internet

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all info was gathered from the artists' own words in interviews/social media posts etc.; some of the things here were only mentioned once, others were mentioned repeatedly, so one can only conclude that some exist (such as the Shooter Jennings album, for which "songwriting was done" at some point) - while others probably don't (meaning they never left the planning stage). in any case, handle this list with care.

years are all approx./circa, only tracks/songs are listed, unless otherwise mentioned.

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1991/1992

House Of Pain & Lordz Of Brooklyn - Baseball Bats & Beers
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recorded at Fire House Studios, NYC
produced by Shandi Quildon
rhymes by Everlast/Scotty Edge/Kaves
a music video for the song was shot (probably just studio footage)
many thanks to Scotty Edge for all the info

2004

Everlast - 2 Pieces Of Drama (Original Version)
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produced by FredWreck
check the database entry for details

2005

Everlast - Unknown Title
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produced by DJ Lethal for his solo album "State Of The Art" (which was also said to feature a LCN track);
mentioned on myspace circa 2005

B-Real, DJ Quik, Everlast - Unknown Title
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produced by Travis Barker (Blink 182, +44, Transplants, TRV$ & DJ AM) for an unnamed video game;
mentioned on the now defunct EMI Publishing website

2007

Everlast - Buenos Tardes Amigo
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produced by FredWreck
cover version, original by Ween
mentioned by DJ Solo on the soulassassins.com blog

2008

Everlast - Folsom Prison Blues (Extended Version)
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produced by Keefus Ciancia, Everlast and DJ Muggs
recorded during the "Love, War and the Ghost Of Whitey Ford" sessions
found on DJ Lethal's Serato/Final Scratch laptop playlist in 2008

Everlast - What It's Like vs. The Honeydrippers - Impeach The President (Mash-Up)
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possibly made 2007 for the Everlast/DJ Muggs "live mash-up" shows
found on DJ Lethal's Serato/Final Scratch laptop playlist in 2008

Everlast - Fry / One For All / North Over South
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produced by Keefus Ciancia & Everlast
recorded during the "Love, War and the Ghost Of Whitey Ford" sessions
Everlast's comment about those tracks is rather confusing

2009

Swollen Members - Unknown Title featuring Everlast
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produced by Rob The Viking
recorded during the "Beautiful Death Machine" sessions (though not available on the 2013 album of the same title)
mentioned by the group in a 2009/2010 interview

2010

Everlast - Unknown Title
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produced by FredWreck and Latin-themed (as in South America, not ancient Rome)
recorded during the "Songs of the Ungrateful Living" sessions
played live in Long Beach, California in 2011

La Coka Nostra (2006-2009)

La Coka Nostra - a shitload of unreleased stuff (or, at least, announcements of stuff that may have never been recorded)
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DJ Muggs produced both the original version of "Do It" as well as one other track that did not make the album or mixtapes. also, there are probably 10 or more unreleased tracks, including such produced by FredWreck, Sick Jacken, Evidence and even one featuring Son Doobie.
previously mentioned or announced stuff to precede/support/accompany the debut album, none of which ever materialised:
a DVD included with the album was announced to contain a "making of" as well as music videos for "That's Coke" and "I'm An American", plus an EP called "The Leak Collection" containing 8-9 tracks that were previously released or did not appear on the album. an official version of the first single to buy (Everlast myspace blog post; June 4, 2006), a mixtape (Everlast myspace blog post; January 16, 2007), a 12" vinyl single with two new tracks from the album (Slaine bostonrap.com posting; June 25, 2007), volume 2 of the "LCN Radio" mixtape (private DJ Eclipse email; Fall 2007), a track on Ill Bill's second album (various interviews/myspace banner ads; 2008) and one on DJ Lethal's forever delayed solo debut album "State Of The Art" (his myspace.
in 2011 - almost a year after Everlast last toured with LCN and a year before he officially quit - there were talks about an EP release.

other announcements (2007-2012)

various artists - unreleased stuff, or, at least, announcements of stuff that may have never even been recorded
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- scores (aka soundtracks) for TV series and films (2007-)
- producing other artists (2007-)
- recording an appearance on Billy Gibbons' album (2007/2008)
- live recordings done on tour in Europe (2008)
- an album with Shooter Jennings (2008/2009)
- the complete Key Club show on DVD (2009)
- House Of Pain album #4 (2009)
- an unspecified project with DJ Z-Trip (2010)
- House Of Pain/DJ Muggs - Jump Around 20th Anniversary mix(es) featuring Busta Rhymes (2012)

cover versions and samples

a list of cover songs, samples and interpolations as recorded or used by Everlast

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portions of data were gathered thanks to whosampled.com and the-breaks.com

by definition, "cover versions" are songs that preserve most of the original songs' structure, hook and/or verses.
obvious, amateur-ish mash-ups not included.

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1988

Syndication
>>>
vocal interpolation: Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth, 1966
instrumental: James Brown - Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine, 1970
vocal sample (hook): James Brown - Talkin' Loud & Sayin' Nothing, 1972
sample: The JB's - You Can Have Watergate Just Gimme Some Bucks & I'll Be Straight, 1973

1989

Never Missin' A Beat
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drum break: Funky Drummer - James Brown, 1970
vocal sample: (Knot Just) Knee Deep - Funkadelic, 1979
drum break: Manzel - Midnight Theme, 1979
sample: Zapp - Doo Wa Ditty (Blow That Thing), 1982

1990

Syndicate Soldier
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sample: The Jimmy Castor Bunch - It's Just Begun, 1972
vocal sample: James Brown - Give It Up or Turnit A Loose (Remix), 1986

Speak No Evil
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sample: Just-Ice - Cold Gettin' Dumb, 1986
vocal sample: Boogie Down Productions - South Bronx, 1987

Syndication (Remix)
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sample: The Mohawks - The Champ, 1968
drum break: Incredible Bongo Band - Apache, 1973

The Rhythm
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sample: The Mohawks - The Champ, 1968
sample: Vicki Anderson aka Myra Barnes - Message From The Soul Sisters, 1970
vocal sample: Mikey Dread - Comic Strip, 1979
vocal sample: Grace Jones (Ian McShane) - Jones The Rhythm, 1985
vocal sample: Joeski Love - Pee-Wee's Dance, 1986
vocal sample: Public Enemy - Rebel Without A Pause, 1987
vocal sample: Audio Two - Top Billin', 1987

I Got The Knack
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vocal sample: Eddie Bo - Hook and Sling, 1969
vocal sample: Bobby Byrd - I Know You Got Soul, 1970
sample: The Knack - My Sharona, 1979
drum break: Billy Squier - The Big Beat, 1980
sample: Fab Five Freddy and Beeside - Change the Beat (Female Version), 1982
vocal sample: Run DMC - Here We Go (Live at the Funhouse), 1983
vocal sample: The Real Roxanne & Howie Tee - Bang Zoom (Let's Go-Go), 1986

On The Edge
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sample: Five Stairsteps - Danger! She's A Stranger, 1967

Fuck Everyone
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sample: Blood, Sweat & Tears - Smiling Phases, 1968
sample: Dennis Coffey and The Detroit Guitar Band - Getting It On, 1971
sample: (Fred Wesley and) The JB's - Blow Your Head, 1974
drum break/sample: Banbarra - Shack Up, 1975
vocal sample: "Rowdy" Roddy Piper - For Everybody, 1985

Goodbye
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vocal interpolation: Steam - Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye, 1968
drum break: I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby - Barry White, 1973

Pass It On
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sample: Marvin Gaye - "T" Plays It Cool, 1972
drum break/sample: Stanley Turrentine - Sister Sanctified, 1972
drum break: The Honey Drippers - Impeach The President, 1973
sample: James Brown - I Can't Stand It, 1974
vocal sample: Commodores - The Assembly Line, 1974

Vinnie Tha' Moocha
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vocal interpolation (hook): Cab Calloway - Minnie The Moocher, 1931

1992

House Of Pain Anthem
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sample: Dr. Seuss - Too Many Daves, 1964
sample: Chase - Open Up Wide, 1971
sample: Chase - Aphrodite Part I (Venus), 1972

Come and Get Some Of This
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sample: Grootna - I'm Funky, 1971

Put Your Head Out
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sample: Ike & Tina Turner - Cussin', Cryin' and Carryin' On, 1969

All My Love
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drum break: Dennis Coffey and The Detroit Guitar Band - Scorpio, 1971

Guess Who's Back
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sample: Julius Fucík - Entrance Of The Gladiators, 1897
sample: Albert King - Cold Feet, 1968
sample: James Brown - Funky Drummer, 1970
sample: Ultramagnetic MC's - Ease Back, 1988

Jump Around
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sample: Chubby Checker - Popeye (The Hitchhiker), 1962
sample: Bob & Earl - Harlem Shuffle, 1963
sample: Jr. Walker & the All Stars - Shoot Your Shot, 1965
sample: Lowell Fulsom - Tramp, 1966
sample: Mel & Tim - Good Guys Only Win in the Movies, 1969
sample: Murray Hill - a track from "144 Genuine Sound Effects", unknown year
sample: DJ Grand Wizard Theodore and Kevie Kev Rockwell - Military Cut (Scratch Mix), 1983
sample: Prince - Gett Off, 1991

One For The Road
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sample: Jr. Walker & the All Stars - Tune Up, 1965
sample: Five Stairsteps - Don't Change Your Love, 1968

Salutations
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sample: Clark Terry - Swahili, 1955
vocal sample: Lifers Group - Nightmare Man, 1991

Top O' the Morning To Ya
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sample: Willie Dixon - I Ain't Superstitious, 1970

Danny Boy, Danny Boy
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vocal interpolation: Danny Boy/Londonderry Air, Frederic Weatherly/traditional, 1910
sample: James Brown - Make It Good To Yourself, 1973
vocal sample: Lifers Group - Nightmare Man, 1991

Shamrocks and Shenanigans
>>>
sample: John Lee Hooker - I Come To You Baby, 1973

Shamrocks and Shenanigans (Famous Mix)
>>>
vocal sample: The Temptations - I Can't Get Next To You, 1969

Life Goes On
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sample: The Packers - Cherio O, 1966

Jump Around (Pete Rock/Blood Stain Remix)
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sample: The Harvey Averne Dozen - You're No Good, 1967
sample: Jeanne & the Darlings - Soul Girl, 1968
sample: Lou Donaldson - Pot Belly, 1970
sample: Big Daddy Kane and Biz Markie - Just Rhymin' With Biz, 1988

Jump Around (DJ Bizznizz Remix)
>>>
sample: New Jersey Kings - The Monkey Drop (Live in London), 1989

Shamrocks and Shenanigans (Muggs Main Mix)
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sample: Booker T & the MG's - No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach's In), 1966
sample: The Mar-Keys - Honey Pot, 1966

1993

Shamrocks and Shenanigans (Famous Mix)
>>>
sample: David Bowie - Fame, 1975

1994

Legend
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sample: John Barry - On Her Majesty's Secret Service (Main Theme), 1969
sample: Isaac Hayes - Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic, 1969
sample: Melvin Bliss - Synthetic Substitution, 1973
sample: Funkdoobiest - The Funkiest, 1993

Word Is Bond (Ghetto Lab Mix)
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sample: House Of Pain - Jump Around, 1992

It Ain't A Crime (UK Remix)
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instrumental interpolation *: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Under The Bridge, 1991
vocal sample: House Of Pain - Word Is Bond, 1994
[* the guitar was probably replayed by Everlast and then slowed down and sampled by DJ Lethal]

Word Is Bond (Diamond D Remix)
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sample: Cal Tjader - Walk On By, 1968

On Point (Da Beatminerz UK Remix)
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sample: James Taylor and The Flying Machine - Knocking 'Round The Zoo (1971 Version), 1971

On Point (Groove Merchantz Remix)
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sample: Sons Of Champlin - Boomp Boomp Chomp, 1969
sample: Sons Of Champlin - You Can Fly, 1969

All That
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sample: Cannonball Adderley - Snakin' The Grass, 1973

Back From The Dead
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sample: Timex Social Club - Rumors, 1986

I'm A Swing It
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sample: Boogie Down Productions - Ya Slippin', 1988

It Ain't A Crime
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drum break: Lee Dorsey - Get Out Of My Life Woman, 1966
drum break: Skull Snaps - It's A New Day, 1973

On Point
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sample: Lou Donaldson - Ode To Billie Joe, 1967
sample: Cannonball Adderley - Inside Straight, 1973

Over There Shit (I Don't Care)
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sample: Lee Dorsey - Get Out Of My Life Woman, 1966
sample: Audio Two - Top Billin', 1987

Word Is Bond
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sample: Francis Lai and Danielle Licari - Snow Frolic, 1970
sample: Freddie Robinson - River's Invitation, 1973
sample: Pete Rock and CL Smooth with YG'z - Death Becomes You, 1993

Who's The Man?
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sample: Gene Russell - Get Down, 1973
vocal interpolation/sample (hook): The Kay-Gees - Who's the Man? (With The Master Plan), 1974
vocal sample: Eric B and Rakim - Paid In Full, 1988
vocal sample: Cypress Hill - Hand On The Pump, 1991

Who's The Man? (Undferdog Remix)
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vocal sample: Eric B and Rakim - Paid In Full, 1988
vocal sample: Cypress Hill - Hand On The Pump, 1991
vocal sample: Tim Dog and KRS One - I Get Wrecked, 1993

Madonna - Waiting (Remix featuring Everlast)
>>>
sample: Average White Band - School Boy Crush, 1975

1995

Over There (I Don't Care) (Da Beatminerz Clean Version)
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sample: Brethren - Outside Love, 1970
sample: Weldon Irvine - Deja Vu, 1973

1996

What's That Smell
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sample: Divine Styler - Ain't Sayin' Nothin', 1989

X-Files
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sample: Roxanne Shanté and Biz Markie - The Def Fresh Crew, 1986

Fed Up
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sample: Mitch Ryder - Blessing In Disguise, 1967

Fed Up (Remix)
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sample: Jean-Jacques Perrey - E.V.A., 1970
sample: Gang Starr - Just To Get A Rep, 1990
sample: House Of Pain - Jump Around, 1992
sample: Gang Starr and Nice & Smooth - DWYCK, 1992

Heart Full Of Sorrow
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sample: Miles Davis - Bitches Brew, 1970

No Doubt
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sample: Doug E. Fresh and The Get Fresh Crew - Nuthin', 1986

Killa Rhyme Klik
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sample: Henry Mancini - The Thief Who Came To Dinner, 1973

The Have Nots
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sample: Camel - The Great Marsh, 1975
sample: House Of Pain - Salutations, 1992

While I'm Here
>>>
sample: Audio Two - Top Billin', 1987

Punch Drunk
>>>
sample: The Jimmy Castor Bunch - I Promise To Remember, 1972

Just Look Around (Remix) *
>>>
drum break: Lee Dorsey - Get Out Of My Life Woman, 1966
[this actually just uses the "It Ain't A Crime" beat]

3 Stones
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sample: John Dankworth - Return From The Ashes Theme, 1965
sample: Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle, 1976
sample: Masta Ace Incorporated - People in My Hood, 1995

Irish Pride
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sample: Laura Olsher and Walt Disney Records Studio Group - The Haunted House, 1964
sample: House Of Pain - Put On Your Shit Kickers, 1992
sample: House Of Pain - Guess Who's Back, 1992

Womb To The Tomb
>>>
sample: Joy - Ride The World, 1969

1997

Gravesend (Lake Of Fire)
>>>
vocal interpolation (hook): Meat Puppets - Lake Of Fire, 1984

1998

What It's Like *
>>>
sample: Fab Five Freddy and Beeside - Change the Beat (Female Version), 1982
sample: T La Rock - It's Yours, 1984
[* clean edits only! all "bad words" are being replaced by samples from those songs]

The White Boy Is Back
>>>
vocal interpolation: Fat Boys - The Fat Boys Are Back, 1985

Money (Dollar Bill)
>>>
sample: Olympic Runners - Go No Further, 1975

Ends
>>>
sample: Gershon Kingsley - Rebirth, 1970
sample: Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle, 1976
vocal sample: Wu-Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M., 1993

Get Down
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vocal sample: Thunder and Lightning - Bumpin' Bus Stop, 1975

Praise The Lord
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vocal sample: Gang Starr and Nice & Smooth - DWYCK, 1992

Today (Watch Me Shine)
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vocal sample: Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Everybody Loves The Sunshine, 1976

Death Comes Callin'
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sample: The Fatback Band - Gotta Learn How To Dance, 1975

Funky Beat
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sample: Rammelzee and K-Rob - Beat Bop, 1983

7 Years
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sample (intro): Otis Redding - Hard to Handle, 1968

Tired
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sample: Les DeMerle - A Day In The Life, 1968
drum break: Funk Inc. - Kool Is Back, 1971

Blues For X'Mas
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cover: John Lee Hooker - Blues For Christmas, 1959

1999

Bottle Rocket
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vocal interpolation (Everlast verse): Slick Rick - Children's Story, 1988

Only Love Can Break Your Heart
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cover: Neil Young - Only Love Can Break Your Heart, 1970

Some Nights (Are Better Than Others)
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sample: House Of Pain - Legend, 1994

Life's A Bitch
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sample: Al Green - I Wish You Were Here *, 1975
[* the entire "Life's A Bitch" instrumental is based on this one sample/song]

Faith/Fame Remix
>>>
cover: David Bowie - Fame, 1975
cover: George Michael - Faith, 1987
sample: Eric B and Rakim - Microphone Fiend, 1988

2000

Whitey's Revenge
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vocal interpolation: Gang Starr - Suckas Need Bodyguards, 1994
vocal interpolation: Eminem - The Real Slim Shady, 2000

Whitey's Revenge (Remix)
>>>
sample: James Brown - Blues & Pants, 1971
vocal interpolation: Gang Starr - Suckas Need Bodyguards, 1994
vocal interpolation: Eminem - The Real Slim Shady, 2000

Whitey
>>>
cover/sample: (I) Marc 4 - Studio in Chiave Di Basso, 1998
[the original track is instrumental and Everlast actually just raps over a replayed version]

Black Jesus
>>>
vocal interpolation: The Trashmen - Surfin' Bird, 1964
vocal interpolation: Spoonie Gee - Spoonin' Rap, 1979

Children's Story
>>>
cover: Slick Rick - Children's Story, 1988

One And The Same
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vocal interpolation (outro): 20th Century Steel Band - Heaven and Hell, 1975

Shook Ones Part II
>>>
cover: Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Part II, 1995

Take The Money And Run
>>>
cover: Steve Miller Band - Take The Money And Run, 1971
vocal sample: Run DMC - Jam Master Jay, 1984
vocal sample (hook): Run DMC - Rock Box, 1984

Sucker MCs
>>>
cover *: Run DMC - Sucker MCs, 1986
[* with some lyrical changes]

2002

B-Boy Punk Rock 2001
>>>
sample: Kurtis Blow - AJ Scratch, 1984
vocal interpolation: Doug E. Fresh and Slick Rick - La Di Da Di, 1985
vocal interpolation: Audio Two - Top Billin', 1987
sample: Nice and Smooth - Funky For You, 1989
sample: Public Enemy - B Side Wins Again, 1990

2003

Gone For Good
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drum break: Power Of Zeus - Sorcerer Of Isis, 1970

2004

I See The Nightmare...
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vocal sample (intro): John Lennon - to student protestors via phone (during the Amsterdam/Montreal bed-ins), 1969
sample (intro): Jimi Hendrix - The Star-Spangled Banner (Woodstock Live Version), 1969
vocal interpolation: Eric B and Rakim - My Melody, 1987
sample (loop): Metallica - Wherever I May Roam (S&M Live Version), 1999
sample (outro): Eminem - White America, 2002

Blinded By The Sun
>>>
vocal sample: Run DMC - Rock Box, 1984
vocal sample: Eric B and Rakim - My Melody, 1987

Broken
>>>
vocal interpolation: Eric B and Rakim - My Melody, 1987

This Kind Of Lonely
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vocal interpolation: Hank Williams - I'm So Lonely I Could Cry, 1949

Soul Music
>>>
sample: Bobby Bland - Deep In My Soul, 1966

God Wanna
>>>
vocal interpolation: Bobby Byrd - I Know You Got Soul, 1970

Sad Girl
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sample: Lee Michaels - Tell Me How Do You Feel, 1969

Ticking Away
>>>
vocal interpolation: Syl Johnson - It Ain't Easy, 1975
vocal sample: Doug E. Fresh and Slick Rick - La Di Da Di, 1985

2 Pieces Of Drama
>>>
vocal interpolation: Cypress Hill - Hand On The Pump, 1991

2006

Once Upon A Time
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vocal interpolation: Slick Rick - Children's Story, 1988

Put Me On
>>>
instrumental interpolation: Gunter Kallmann Orchestra - Daydream *, 1970
[* which in turn borrows from Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" ballet, 1876]

It's A Beautiful Thing
>>>
instrumental *: DJ Babu, The Beatnuts, Al Tariq - Duck Season, 2002
[* the instrumental was used 1:1 and slightly edited]

All Along The Watchtower
>>>
cover *: Bob Dylan - All Along The Watchtower, 1967
[popularized a year later by The Jimi Hendrix Experience]
[* with mostly new lyrics]

2007

White America (Muggs Mash-Up)
>>>
vocal sample (intro): John Lennon - unidentified interview, ca. 1960s
sample (intro): Jimi Hendrix - The Star-Spangled Banner (Woodstock Live Version), 1969
vocal interpolation: Eric B and Rakim - My Melody, 1987
sample (loop): Metallica - Wherever I May Roam (S&M Live Version), 1999

2008

Dollar Bill
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cover: Screaming Trees - Dollar Bill, 1992

My Medicine
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vocal interpolation: Jack Be Nimble (traditional/nursery rhyme), ca. 1815

Folsom Prison Blues
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cover (vocals): Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues, 1955
vocal samples: Run DMC - Here We Go (Live at the Funhouse), 1983
cover (instrumental): Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain *, 1993

2009

Do It *
>>>
vocal sample: Soul Assassins/Muggs & Everlast - Razor To Your Throat, 2000
[* all versions/remixes]

That's Coke (Original Version)
>>>
vocal interpolation (Everlast verse): Eric B and Rakim - Microphone Fiend, 1988
sample *: Bobby Byrd - I'm Not To Blame, 1970
[original sample was used in the original EP version only]

Choose Your Side
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samples: Laxmikant-Pyarelal - Mujhe Maar Daalo, 1973

Once Upon A Time
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vocal interpolation: Slick Rick - Children's Story, 1988

Gun In Your Mouth
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vocal interpolation (Everlast verse): The Notorious B.I.G. - Kick In The Door, 1997

I'm An American
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instrumental interpolation (intro): Francis Scott Key and John Stafford Smith - The Star-Spangled Banner, 1814
cover (hook): Katharine Lee Bates and Samuel A. Ward - America The Beautiful, 1895/1910
sample: Four Tops - The Good Lord Knows, 1972
vocal sample (intro): Richard Nixon - The Watergate Tapes (Orlando: November 17), 1974
vocal sample (hook): Ill Bill and Vinnie Paz - A Bullet Never Lies, 2008
samples: unidentified source - Charles Manson, John F. Kennedy, Richard Nixon, Black Panther member

Nuclear Medicinemen
>>>
sample: Nelson Ned - Mi Manera De Amar, 1979
vocal interpolation (Slaine verse): Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Fittest/Shook Ones Pt. II, 1995

That's Coke
>>>
vocal interpolation (Everlast verse): Eric B and Rakim - Microphone Fiend, 1988
instrumental interpolation *: Bobby Byrd - I'm Not To Blame, 1970
[* replayed; the original sample was used in the original EP version only]

Hey Young World *
>>>
vocal sample (intro): Robert DeNiro - soliloquy from the film "Casino", 1995
[* all versions/remixes]

Sex & Violence
>>>
cover *: The Exploited - Sex & Violence, 1981
[* with mostly new verses]

2010

Take My Pain
>>>
vocal interpolation (hook): The Doors - Break On Through (To The Other Side), 1967
vocal sample (intro): Forest Whitaker - soliloquy from the film "Street Kings", 2008

2011

Gone For Good (2011)
>>>
vocal interpolation: Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes, 1956

I Get By
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vocal interpolation: Audio Two - Top Billin', 1987
instrumental interpolation: Tom Waits - Dirt In The Ground, 1992

My House
>>>
vocal sample (hook): House Of Pain - House Of Pain Anthem, 1992

The Crown
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quote (hook): William Shakespeare - Henry IV (Part 2 Act 3, scene 1, 26–31), 1599

I'll Be There 4 You
>>>
cover *: Bronx Style Bob - I'll Be There 4 You (+ Prelude) **, 1992
[* with new verses]
[** from "Grandma's Ghost", the same album Everlast was featured on another track]

A Change Is Gonna Come
>>>
cover: Sam Cooke - A Change Is Gonna Come, 1964

music videos

the only comprehensive list of Everlast music videos on the web

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no cameo appearances, no remix videos - unless the scenes are different.
striked through entries are not availably or simply do not exist.
the release years do not always correspond with the original release dates of the song - sometimes, music videos come much later.

official YouTube accounts (serving a minority of videos): EverlastMusic (worldwide) / VEVO (US only)
+ Vimeo (all LCN videos) / YouTube (a couple Everlast-related videos).

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1988

Everlast
Syndication

1989

Rhyme Syndicate
What Ya Wanna Do

1990

Everlast
The Rhythm featuring Ice T, Donald D and Diva

Everlast
I Got The Knack

1992

House Of Pain
Jump Around

House Of Pain
Shamrocks and Shenanigans

House Of Pain
Shamrocks and Shenanigans (Butch Vig Mix)

1993

House Of Pain
Who's The Man?

1994

House Of Pain
On Point

House Of Pain
Legend

1996

House Of Pain
Fed Up: Original & Remix Single Version featuring Guru

1997

Lordz Of Brooklyn
Gravesend (Lake Of Fire) / MVP Video Version featuring Everlast

1998

Everlast
What It's Like

1999

Everlast
Ends

Everlast
So Long

Prince Paul
A Prince Among Thieves (Trailer)
[features a few lines off both "The Bust (Skit)" & "The Men In Blue"]

[Carlos] Santana
Put Your Lights On featuring Everlast

2000

Everlast
Black Jesus

AdMoney (of Lordz Of Brooklyn), Everlast, Stoned Soul
Sucker MCs

Cypress Hill
(Rock) Superstar

2001

Everlast
I Can't Move

Limp Bizkit
Faith (Fred Durst/Josh Abraham Fame Remix featuring Everlast)
[Everlast raps, but does not actually appear in the video]

2004

Everlast
White Trash Beautiful + "alternate MTV version"
[has anybody ever seen the "alternate MTV version"? I didn't. it probably doesn't exist.]

Everlast
Blinded By The Sun (Live from the Playboy Mansion)

2006

Swollen Members
Put Me On featuring Everlast

2007

Everlast
Saving Grace
[also on the series season 1 DVD]

Everlast
Letters Home From The Garden Of Stone
[don't ever buy this video from Apple iTunes as it is censored there]

2008

La Coka Nostra
That's Coke

The Lordz (p/k/a Lordz Of Brooklyn)
The Brooklyn Way featuring Everlast

Snoop Dogg
My Medicine
[written & produced by Everlast]

Snoop Dogg
My Medicine (Willie Nelson Version)
[written & produced by Everlast]

Everlast
Folsom Prison Blues

Everlast
Stone In My Hand

La Coka Nostra
I'm An American

2009

La Coka Nostra
Cousin Of Death + "Director's Cut"
[has anybody ever seen the "Director's Cut"? I didn't. it probably doesn't exist.]

2010

Big B
Before I Leave This Place featuring Everlast

2011

Danny Diablo
Sex & Violence featuring Everlast and Tim Armstrong

Everlast
I Get By
[+ official slideshows: full screen Trusto Corp signs / Occupy Wall Street photos]

2012

Everlast
Little Miss America

Everlast
Long At All

lyrics and tabs

if you give a shit about what they say - or if you want to sing/rap along

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lyrics

(single songs sorted alphabetically, all other lyrics sorted chronologically)

credits
if no credit is given, the lyric transcriptions are exclusive to this site.

others, even though corrected and edited, source from other sites so giving credit is due:
Joe's Pub (defunct; House Of Pain)
AKA NOTORIOUS (various)
Everlast World (everlastworld.de - now defunct, various lyrics)
OHHLA.com (various)
hatt's crib (La Coka Nostra group & members' solo tracks)
and
all the anonymous people who transcribed songs and submitted them to various lyrics sites on the web!

tabs

(sorted chronologically)

some songs are mere sketches (e.g intro/chords only), others are fully tabbed;
covers are transcribed the way (key, rhythm, etc) Everlast plays them

credits
if no credit is given, the tab transcriptions are exclusive to this site.

downloads

only tracks that were either never commercially available, free downloads in the first place or are now out of print
check back regularly for new downloads (or just subscribe to the news feed)

download of the month

live acoustic at Joe Rogan

2012 #1
Little Miss America
Some Of Us Pray
Folsom Prison Blues
Sixty-Five Roses
What It's Like

2012 #2
Gone For Good (2011)
Stone In My Hand
Anyone
Grandma's Hands
Long Time

2013
Sad Girl
Friday The 13th
Children's Story
Weakness
Put Your Lights On
Today (Watch Me Shine)

extra special bonus download of the month

Muggs and Everlast - Gone For Good
10th Anniversary Edit
Album Instrumental

archive

past downloads

(links last checked 2013-05-24 00:54:35 (GMT+1) - 100% up)

external & deep links

links... in and out

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external links (resources)

official sites

www.martyr-inc.com (theofficialeverlast.com redirects to it)
not an actual website, just an aggregator of sorts content from the social network accounts listed below

social networks, sorted alphabetically
active:
facebook/music
facebook/private
Instagram
Pheed
Twitter
inactive:
MySpace
Soundcloud
Tumblr

third party
management:
Regime
tour dates:
songkick.com

related stuff

Everlast fan message board - registration disabled; previously also a website
laut.de - German music magazine that links back to this site
Discogs.com - catalog numbers etc.
Wikipedia - I used to edit the Everlast article

"I see the nightmare..." - DJ Muggs/Everlast micro site
The S.T.O.P. Movement - FredWreck/Everlast micro site
#1, #2, #3 - Soundcloud accounts w/ Everlast edits
Lordz Of Brooklyn/The Lordz discography - frequent Everlast collaborators

deep links (to this very site)

all content on this site is displayed on one page, but you can still create direct links -
simply click the generated links below to copy them to your clipboard or to bookmark/save them

discography -
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all other site sections -
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master link
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use this to expand any and all sections and load the entire discography database at once;
please handle it with care as loading takes a moment and it might freeze your browser for a while,
it requires loading ~18 MB of cover images

F.A.Q. / contact

answering frequently asked questions, giving thanks and such

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FAQ

this is an unofficial site, run by a fan (my name is mihau) and dedicated to the work of Everlast.
I am completely ignored by the artist and his representatives; I get zero support, news or updates from the source.
this means whatever you find here is most probably exclusive to this site (news, unreleased music etc.)

the site's aim is collecting infomation on all relevant studio recordings that Everlast has made -
its core is the discography database, but all other sections are kept as complete and accurate as possible as well.

PS.:
I do not make any money off it. if you see banners or other forms of advertising, it's the hosting service's responsibility/income
(which is cool, hosting's free after all and they have bills, too.).

anything else you'd like to know? get in contact

first of all, you won't find pointless releases in the database, such as the following: Limited Edition Greatest Hits Mini CD, Jump Around Jason Nevins Remixes, Whitey's Ultimate Collection Of Rare And Unreleased Tracks, Heat 4 Da Streets, The Best Of House Of Pain and Everlast, La Coka Nostra - The Maple Leaf Massacre, Mr. Paul - Almost There: The Weldon Paul Story - and this is just a small share of trash. I won't even mention the countless, fan made, god-awful mp3 compilations floating on the internet.

for your information, here's what Everlast wrote about the "Best Of" thing (everlastmusic.com blog, 2004)

There is a so called best of HOP record being released by Rhino that noone in HOP had anything to do with, we didn't pick the songs and are not endorsing it what so ever. So be warned! I don't think it is a good representation of our best work.

also not included are things such as live bootlegs/unofficial concert recordings, so-called "freestyles" (old verses performed live), semi-official live recordings of single songs (often to be found on radio station compilations and such), official or bootleg compilations of previously released songs and pointless dance remixes - and if the only difference between two releases is the cover art or track order (not track listing), only one, usually the first, item is listed.

most sections here als self explanatory.
but here's an explanation of what might first appear a bit confusing to new visitors.

discography:

artist
title

label
medium/format
<tracklist> *
<tracklist> **
<tracklist continued, etc>
-
<bonus tracks>
* additional info
** more additional info, etc
-
other medium/format with different tracklist
<tracklist> (etc, continued like above)

unreleased tracks:

artist name - unreleased track name
<<<
additional info, producer, etc.

cover versions:

artist name - cover version
>>>
original artist - original song name, year of release

the discography database is work in progress.
I consider it a work of art too, so please use it according to the "CC" license which covers most of my code here as well (XHTML, JavaScript, CSS and PHP/SQL). however, copyright for cover pictures belongs to their respective owners (except for a few cover replacements I made, of course) and portions of the site still underly other licenses.

shout outs go to the few long time supporters.
thank you, without you guys the site wouldn't be what it is today.

here's a complete list of software/tools used

here's a list of software/tools/services used: JW Player, swfobject, prototype/scriptaculous, Image Cross Fade Redux, quirksmode.org browser detection, toptip.ca lightbox, zubgrag.com Smart File Download, various JavaScript code snippets by anonymous authors, the fonts Brandon Grotesque Light and Defused, StrangeClaire background tile (I forgot where the player icons are borrowed from, sorry; Silk, maybe?).
software that was used to create this site includes PSPad, Gimp and IrfanView. sprites were mainly built with CSS Sprite Generator, on the fly minifying by CssMin/CSS and jsmin.php/JavaScript. the site runs on, with and thanks to Apache web server, PHP, MySQL and bplaced.net.

code formatted/beautified by PHP Formatter/Code Beautifier/UglifyJS/Online JavaScript beautifier
link check by Xenu.

best viewed with any major modern browser - though not tested in any IE version. I recommend Opera.

no pictures on this site... simply because the man is a musician, not a model.
if you care for Everlast as an 'actor', check him on IMDb.

Rhyme Syndicate (1988–1991)
Rhyme Syndicate was a short-lived, loose collective of MCs signed to Ice T's record label Rhyme Syndicate Records

House Of Pain (1992–1996; live: 2009 & 2011)
after Everlast's debut solo album flopped, he teamed up with beatboxer-turned-disc jockey Leor Dimant aka DJ Lethal to form hiphop's most famous white group. at times, Danny Boy was also considered a member. the group disbanded on the eve of the release of theird third and so far final album in 1996. since the mid 00s, Everlast decided to "milk the Irish thing a little bit" (original quote) and plays shows as "House Of Pain" each year on St. Paddys Day. addtionally, his 2011 US/EU tour was billed as a group tour despite the fact that DJ Lethal did not participate.

Soul Assassins (1992–1995; 1999–?)
the Soul Assassins are a loose collective of artists formed around Cypress Hill and its solo members' various projects

Last Of The Real B-Boys (2000)
one-off group made of Rahzel and Everlast for a live performance of "Children's Story" and "What It's Like" on the Carson Daly TV show

Mary Jane's Boyfriend / Los Marijuanos (2001)
short lived jam band made of various members of other bands

La Coka Nostra (2006–2010; official departure 2012)
La Coka Nostra, short "LCN", emerged from The Knockout Kingz, a group originally formed by DJ Lethal, Slaine, Optimus and Big Left. Danny Boy joined as a "project co-ordinator" of sorts and brought in several new people who are no longer members today. Ill Bill joined shortly before Non Phixion disbanded, Optimus left because of creative differences and Everlast joined last. Big Left quit in 2009, DJ Lethal hasn't toured or recorded with the group since around the same time and Everlast officially left in early 2012 (though the last time he toured or recorded with La Coka Nostra was 2010).
with the original lineup the group recorded only one album.

1988-1990
Warner (Worldwide)

1992-2002
Tommy Boy (HOP & solo: US)
XL (HOP: Europe)
Sony (HOP: Asia)

2004
Island/Def Jam (Worldwide)

2006
Gaijin ("Nature Of The Beast" only)

2009
Suburban Noize (La Coka Nostra)

2007-
Martyr Inc.
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Hickory Records, Sony/ATV Publishing, Three Ring Projects [TRP], Fontana, Play It Again Sam [PIAS], Rough Trade [RTD], in2une Music, INgroove, VME, Caroline, EMI Distribution Services, Suburban Noize Records, PCI Music, SPV and Long Branch Records - all those companies were handling manufacturing and physical/digital distribution in various countries at certain points in time; also, Regime Management is credited on S.O.T.U.L.

"Martyr Inc." explained by Everlast, December 5th, 2007 on the now defunct blog.martyr-inc.com:

For Everyone who is wondering what this means and is somehow equating support for terrorism with the name of my label and website all I can say is WTF? A Martyr is someone who is killed or willingly dies for a cause they believe in period. It has nothing to any particular religion. There have been Martyrs of every religion race and creed. Secondly it's a play on words reminiscent of the old gangster organization known as Murder Inc. (you know where the rap label stole it's name). I will say though that I very purposely am juxtaposing these ideas against each other to make people think about why we are all being pitted against one another racially, religiously and nationally. Who's really benefitting from worldwide conflict? I am Muslim. I do not however support suicide bombings or any act that takes a life that isn't a direct act of defending ones own life. I don't know how much clearer I can be... Instead of questioning trivial things like the name of my label go out and ask your congressman and senator some REAL questions about what they are doing to our beautiful country. Thanks for all the support and the questions... Without questions there are no answers.

contact

(just in case you haven't read the FAQ: I AM NOT EVERLAST.)