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Heather B. – All Glocks Down (Uncut)

From 1995 Album: “Takin’ Mine”…..

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Heather B. Gardner (born 1971) is an African American hip hop artist from Jersey City, New Jersey. She is billed in all projects as Heather B., and is most well known for being a cast member on The Real World: New York, the first season of MTV’s reality show The Real World.[1] One of two African American roommates, Heather was portrayed as a friendly, intelligent young woman with aspirations to become a rap superstar. She forged an unlikely friendship with naïve Alabama girl Julie; a memorable early clip from the season has Julie asking Heather if she wears a beeper because she is a drug dealer.

Gardner was affiliated with the rap group Boogie Down Productions, and was signed to Pendulum Records in 1995. In 1996 she released her first album, Takin’ Mine. The single “All Glocks Down”, an anti-gun violence anthem, received moderate radio play, as did the follow-up single “If Headz Only Knew.”

In 1997, Gardner signed with MCA Records and in 1998 she released a two track single called Do You.

Outside her music career, Gardner has appeared in various projects and television specials related to The Real World. She also appeared in the film The Wedding Video directed by Real World alum Norman Korpi, and a 2005 television commercial for America Online anti-virus software.

Heather B is gearing up for her third album release entitled, “Open Bar” on GIWOM Entertainment. The album is Executive Produced by Legendary Producer and Gangstarr Member, DJ Premier. The first single is “The Game Don’t Stop” produced by BDP Productions member, Kenny Parker. Additional production on the summer 2010 release is coming from Pete Rock and Large Professor.

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  1. "I can break it down like whatever you want"
    Buckshot Shorty (2x)

    All glocks down arriving is the bulletproof lyricist
    are rood boy big up now here this
    I'm clasic like a coca cola why don't you roll a "L"
    And make it spiffy are the "L"s twisty oh yes lets get lifty
    Long lived the rugged female Heather B.
    So all you gun waving niggas put down your glocks please
    No need for playing the hard anymore
    The bulletproof lyricist is knocking at your door
    So open up let me in lets get nasty if you want to
    I'll freak dat butt like a filt by Heather Hunter
    Touch you touch you I might just buss you
    Buss your shit MC turned eastcoast kid
    How I swing bounce to brooklyn
    No need to tell you what I part took in
    Just know Heather B. is back in town
    Its no question all glocks down

    Glocks down, hit'em with that funky sound
    I can break it down like whatever you want (say 4x)

    Walking with middle finger up brown tims steppin' through
    Coming soon to a corner spot near you
    Its the side walkin' rap talkin' hip hop sister
    No need to try me misss-ter
    You got rhymes go for it we need no chorus
    Freestyles comin' from da door
    And who's testin' the untestable styles flexible
    You gonna haveta bounce twelve rounds
    TKO by the third fuck what you heard
    I didn't feel like playing around
    'cause you's part-time witha part rhyme committing no crimes
    And claiming to be hard on the block
    So feel my funk my beat my vibe
    Recognize that I'm live or alive you know the time
    Kid just raise up rise up open your eyes up
    I already got you sized up so wise up BITCH
    A "L" to the neck a double duece I'm best
    And now my mind set I'll be rowdy through the death
    Due us part on love rock crew right here in heart
    don't even play me son you'll get did done
    Turnin' all gats or guns I'll leave you shorty with her hair undone
    And then you know Heather B. is back in town
    So no question all glocks down

    I got my peeps to my left side and then my right
    Can't wait until tonight when real niggas turn trife
    I love the orange light from the dutch master tip
    My whole crew bent a half a hunned gone spit
    Chocolate tay true dat yo who him who dat
    Snatchin' up da "L" like a snipher
    Son you will surely miss the next cipher
    If you ever tryta hog up the "L" again
    Last one to put in first son to dig in
    Now I hear you riffin' me while I'm countin' your toke
    The henloke burns my throat with no jaser
    I'm feelin vibes by my hip from the black pager
    Blowin' up for da nine four for da nine five
    For da nine square either way say word word
    Heather B. is in there to the most high
    To the most def no quest all glock down

    I got my peeps to my left side and then my right
    Can't wait until tonight when real niggas turn trife
    I love the orange light from the dutch master tip
    My whole crew bent a half a hunned gone spit
    Chocolate tay true dat yo who him who dat
    Snatchin' up da "L" like a snipher
    Son you will surely miss the next cipher
    If you ever tryta hog up the "L" again
    Last one to put in first son to dig in
    Now I hear you riffin' me while I'm countin' your toke
    The henloke burns my throat with no jaser
    I'm feelin vibes by my hip from the black pager
    Blowin' up for da nine four for da nine five
    For da nine square either way say word word
    Heather B. is in there to the most high
    To the most def no quest all glock down

  2. Heather B. is my favorite female emcee any era!

    But 'The Blast Master' KRS-ONE can't hide his style here.

    "All Glocks Down" rhyme pattern was super familiar, she was rapping in 3rd person (which is a clear sign of ghostwriting > think, D-Nice 'My Name Is D-Nice''), the boom bap was impeccable, and the cadence unmistakably KRS ONE. I had to check the production credits.

    All Glocks Down" is the first single released from Heather B.'s debut album, Takin' Mine. It was released in 1995 and produced by Boogie Down Productions member Kenny Parker

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