ok i know im a little late to be finding this, but i just did soo lol

Does anyone have the download for this? the links on the site don't work and i havent been able to find any more.

I didn't delete it but moved it to my external harddrive.

Never listened again after first listen :uhoh:

I'm uploading as I type, will post link as soon as finished!

Here it is:

 

Viva la Hova.rar

(120MB)

As reported yesterday:

 

 

Mick Boogie Remasters & Re-Releases Jay-Z/Coldplay "Viva La Hova" Mixtape

 

The 2008 tape comes back to life with two new songs, and professional overhaul on the mastering.

 

Cleveland, Ohio native Mick Boogie and partner Terry Urban released Viva La Hova in October of 2008. The mixtape arrived at a time when Jay-Z and Coldplay's Chris Martin maintained a very public friendship and were collaborating on stage and in the studio. More than just a mash-up, Viva La Hova found original production as an outlet to compare catalogs from two of the leading acts of the '00s. DXnext alum 6th Sense, The Kickdrums and Cookin' Soul all contributed to the collection.

 

It was announced this afternoon by Mick Boogie that Viva La Hova has been remastered with two original songs, shortly before its two-year anniversary. “Terry and I were planning on re-releasing it in December anyways, just because everywhere we go, people ask us about it,” said Mick Boogie in a statement. “After Jay-Z and Coldplay announced their big New Years Eve plans, including performing together integrating their songs… and about a million people emailed us… we decided to just drop the re-release now. Why wait?” Mick went on to affirm Viva as "a project that can only be described as ambient cold weather music."

 

The new edition can be downloaded here.

 

http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.12330/title.mick-boogie-remasters-re-releases-jay-z-coldplay-viva-la-hova-mixtape

 

Viva La Hova: Remastered

 

Two years ago, Mick Boogie and Terry Urban set the music world on fire with an unprecedented mash-up (although they hate that word) of musical icons Jay-Z and Chris Martin/Coldplay… Viva La Hova. The project featured production from Mick, Terry, 9th Wonder, Cookin’ Soul, The Kickdrums, nVMe, 6th Sense and others.

 

Viva La Hova went on to garner hundreds of thousands of downloads, and receive acclaim around the world. Jay-Z himself told Mick he liked the project… and Coldplay even linked to it on their official website.

 

As the weather gets colder and summertime fades away, it seemed like a perfect time to re-release a project that can only be described as “ambient cold weather music.”

 

“Terry and I were planning on re-releasing it in December anyways, just because everywhere we go, people ask us about it,” said Mick Boogie. “After Jay-Z and Coldplay announced their big New Years Eve plans, including performing together integrating their songs… and about a million people emailed us… we decided to just drop the re-release now. Why wait?”

 

Featuring two new bonus songs not contained on the original Viva La Hova release, this project also finds the original mixes re-mastered, non-sequenced, and without the signature “dj drops” over the songs.

 

"Everyone always told us they treated this project as an album, and not a mixtape," said Terry Urban. "This being the playlist generation, we wanted to offer the songs in an album, non-mixed format so people can use the songs however they see fit."

 

Download Viva La Hova: Remastered here...

 

1) Intro (produced by Mick Boogie & Terry Urban)

2) One Ruler (produced by Max Tannone)

3) Public Speeding (produced by Cookin’ Soul)***

4) Know My Place (produced by The Amps)

5) Never Changing (produced by nVMe)

6) Miss Trouble (produced by Judah)

7) Back At My Place (produced by Remot)

8) Lucifer And Friends (produced by CJ Luzi)

9) A Spy’s Prayer (produced by nVMe)

10) Science Is Ignorant (produced by Gooch)

11) The Reverse Fix (produced by Mick Boogie & nVMe)

12) Hola Blanco (produced by Garbs Infinite)

13) Take The Hill (produced by nVMe)

14) Lost Part 2 (remixed by Mick Boogie)

15) Cold Success (produced by 9th Wonder)

16) What If We Cry? (produced by Remot)

17) No Love Coming Home (produced by The Kickdrums)

18) Falling In Shadows (produced by 6th Sense)

19) Life of Clocks (produced by Terry Urban)

20) X-Y-Z (produced by Hasan Insane)

 

http://www.mickboogie.com/index.php/blog/

Lucifer and Friends and One Ruler are the new ones, correct?

Ooooh That looks Interesting :surprised:

I cant download any of the files. Could someone please re-upload it? Thanks!!

I'll try and reupload. The holy trinity of Mediafire not working for you?

No. It says file not found. Thanks!! ;)

its definately there, I've just downloaded it myself!

 

http://www.mediafire.com/?v1ghn6d1dvbi1jy

Nevermind!! Its working!! Im sorry for the mix up!! Thanks!

Okay, I downloaded it, and honestly;

 

I think this is more than an insult to Coldplay than anything else.

 

But then, that's my opinion :thinking:

how so?

Nobody answered my question :bigcry:

 

No significant differences compared to the old tracks either?

Jay-Z is great, but I don't like Chris's "chipmunk" voice

I actually really like it so far. I'm only a few tracks in, but Public Speeding blew my mind. I agree the chipmunk voice is kind of weird, but I can live with it.

 

I make this kind of mash-up stuff sometimes so I know the effort that went into these tracks and they're very impressive. I love Jay-Z, and I love Coldplay. This album does a pretty good job putting them together :D