Free Download- Digital Dynasty 13 (Hosted by Nore) presented by Tha Advocate and Ballerstatus

Here we are again. BallerStatus.com and Tha Advocate have dropped their 13th installment of our Digital Dynasty mixtape series ... and as we announced late last month, C-N-N's N.O.R.E. is our proud host.

On the heels of the release of C-N-N's highly anticipated War Report 2 album, N.O.R.E. helps us drop a 30+ track tape full of new music from both established and up-and-comers.

Our man Advocate is excited about the release, calling it an "historic" release in the series.

"I am amped that we can drop such a historic Digital Dynasty," says Advo, "by far this volume is one of my favorites,if not the best in my opinion!! We are gonna go extra on Volume 14, but for now enjoy this!"

The new Digital Dynasty 13 boasts nearly 35 tracks of new music from plenty of undiscovered talents, hot tracks, and some leaks from N.O.R.E. and C-N-N.

(Download Digital Dynasty 13 right here )

Also, make sure you support N.O.R.E. and C-N-N by copping their brand new album, War Report 2, in stores now! You can follow N.O.R.E. on Twitter @Noreaga and Capone at @CaponeQB.

Make sure to holla at Tha Advocate to find out more info about upcoming volumes of Digital Dynasty: shadowfalinx@hotmail.com.

The complete tracklist for DD13 is as follows:

1 - "Intro" - N.O.R.E.
2 - "The Streets Got A New Face" - N.O.R.E.
3 - "My Attribute" - C-N-N
4 - "When I Speak" - Tha Advocate ft. Killah Priest, Ras Kass & Mr. Probz
5 - "Wake Me Up" - Lil 1 ft. Sick Steen & Tek Luciano
6 - "Nobody" - The Cause
7 - "Get It" - Khaki Blue ft. Iron Man
8 - J Martyr PSA (@JMartyr14)
9 - "Outta Bounds" - Tyjei Diezle ft. CoShyne & Hussein Fatal
10 - "Flyin' High" - Heather B
11 - "Yeah" Doitall ft. DJ Kool
12 - "Stop The Party (Remix)" - Busta Rhymes ft. T.I. Cam'ron, Ghostface Killah & DMX
13 - "1st Degree Murder" - C-N-N ft. Raekwon & Fat Joe
14 - "Stop Bullsh***in'" - Bash Brotherz
15 - "She Love Me" - Carlos Ferragamo
16 - "Anytime (Remix)" - Da Critic ft. Rye
17 - "Hood Pride" - C-N-N ft. Faith Evans
18 - "D-Boy Dance" - Daytime Action
19 - "Greatest MC" - Ream
20 - "Beamer, Benz, Or Bentley (Freestyle) - Luck Williams
21 - "Ridaz" 0 Eminem (Prod. by Dr. Dre)
22 - N.O.R.E. Interlude
23 - "Da Repercussions" - 50 Cent (Old School Jewel)
24 - "The Owners (Freestyle, Remix) - Rekomstop Skeemz ft. Chase
25 - "GPS" - J Martyr
26 - "Jackboyz" - Daytime Action
27 - "Jaeprod Is Coming" - Jaeprod
28 - N.O.R.E. Interlude 2
29 - "Feelings / Let's Get Money" - C-N-N
30 - "If You" - Scott Summerz
31 - Joey B of VC Designz PSA - VCDesignz.com
32 - "Clock Work" - Khaki Blue ft. Iron Man & J-Flow
33 - "I Got Em" - Luck Williams
34 - "Blow Yo Mind" - Bishop Lamont ft. Xzibit & Crooked I
35 - "Where The Drop At" - G-Unit
36 - "We Made It" - Masspike Miles ft. Rick Ross & Smoke Bluga
37 - "Bodega Stories" - C-N-N ft. The Lox
38 - N.O.R.E. Outro

Soldya Muzik - CNN Featuring The Rap Game- Rotate Remix

CNN-Rotate (Champion Hoodie Rmx) (Feat. Ron Browz, Maino, SHO Bollotti, Uncle Murda, Joel Ortiz, Charlie Hustle, Spliff Star, Hell Rell, D.O.E., Tru Life, Mike Beck & Max B)

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Soldya Muzik - Throw Back Video- CNN,Mobb Deep, Tragedy- LA,LA

This is the joint that sparked the Mobb Deep vs. Pac beef. Look how skinny NORE was ..wowww

T.I. Interview on C.N.N.

Shouts to CNN for showing love to the hiphop community in this important time in history. Unlike False News ....I mean Fox news ... CNN keeps it real. Check out this T.I. Interview from there broadcast!

Politics As Usual. -Second Stimulus Package???

Alot of people are gonna be happy about this. But if you don't spend in the economy it won't do shit. Also, more importantly ...we are gonna end paying this back again in taxes ... but all in all .... enjoy it haha !

This is what CNN is reporting ....

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- House Democratic leaders are putting together a second economic stimulus package that could cost as much as $150 billion, according to Democratic leadership aides.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has said the economic crisis may warrant a $150 billion stimulus package.

The aides said Democrats are likely to call Congress back shortly after the election to vote on the measure.

The details are still in flux, but one aide said the price tag would be "somewhat north of $100 billion" and would include "a heavy emphasis on help to state and local governments."

One way to help states would be to fund the mandatory state match for Medicaid programs so that states would not have to slash education and other programs to cover it.

Before Congress recessed last week for the election, the House of Representatives passed economic aid measures totaling $61 billion to fund infrastructure projects, money for states' Medicaid costs, and unemployment assistance.

But these bills failed to attract enough support in the Senate, and the White House opposed them.

"With all that happened in the past few weeks, it probably has to be more like ... $150 billion to invest in our economy, to create jobs, to help the states, to help men and women across the country," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-California, said Wednesday while traveling in Denver, Colorado.

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Pelosi and other House Democratic leaders are scheduled to meet Monday with a group of economists in Washington to discuss the size and components of a stimulus plan, the Democratic aides said.

These aides indicated that in addition to aid to states struggling with their budgets, the package could include things similar to what the House passed before, such as infrastructure money, an extension of unemployment benefits, food stamps and more money for low-income energy assistance.

House Republican leadership aides said that GOP members have not been consulted on the details of a second stimulus. One of these aides said, "We're not necessarily opposed to it out of hand. We would ask, is it truly stimulative? Is it really going to help stimulate the economy?"

A Senate GOP leadership aide said Republicans are skeptical of a second stimulus but did not suggest there is outright opposition to another package.

Jim Manley, a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada, left the door open to the Senate taking up a bill.

"Sen. Reid tried to pass a second economic recovery bill last month, only to be obstructed by Senate Republicans," Manley said. "Recent developments only reinforce the need for additional action to reinvigorate the economy. We will work with the House of Representatives and leave all options open to address this issue