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Pretend for a moment that you aren't currently RapidSharing a zillion gigs of music to your desktop from who knows where, and rejoice in the fact that the following people have posted up some totally free and totally legit tunes for y'all to enjoy. Madlib and Talib Kweli dropped the Liberation web album, Chamillionaire gifted us with Mixtape Messiah 2 (we were not expecting the AZ beat on "Get Your Umbrellas Out"), and fellow Texan grinder the ARE just posted up his Uphill Piece of Mind mixtape/beat tape of original production (with some guests along for the ride). Go boom bap your way to a more crowded hard drive, ASAP.