thanks for the Congo vid. props!
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The film Coconut Revolution is a splendid transformation of a civilisation. It is indicative of the many benefits derived from nature which many nations have neglected, choosing instead to pursue building bombs, nuclear weapons, ammunitions for war and the insanity of terrorism, racism etc.
Kwesi, Ghana
I wish to thank you for your informative account of the Bougainvillean struggle (Coconut Revolution). I was posted to Bougainville in 2000 as a peace monitor, and met some of the fighters you highlighted in the film. Their way of life is unique and the film brings out what an inspirational struggle they had against colonialism, exploitation and environmental degradation. I only wish the film had been extended to detail the Bougainvillean struggle beyond 1998 and made more of the disgraceful involvement of the Australian military in the fighting.
Alexandra, Jordan
The film Coconut Revolution is a splendid transformation of a civilisation. It is indicative of the many benefits derived from nature which many nations have neglected, choosing instead to pursue building bombs, nuclear weapons, ammunitions for war and the insanity of terrorism, racism etc.
Kwesi, Ghana
I wish to thank you for your informative account of the Bougainvillean struggle (Coconut Revolution). I was posted to Bougainville in 2000 as a peace monitor, and met some of the fighters you highlighted in the film. Their way of life is unique and the film brings out what an inspirational struggle they had against colonialism, exploitation and environmental degradation. I only wish the film had been extended to detail the Bougainvillean struggle beyond 1998 and made more of the disgraceful involvement of the Australian military in the fighting.
Alexandra, Jordan
after watching the movie above mentionend...swollow this:
i checked a bit around...and found this:
The Africanisation of the South Pacific
Ben Reilly. Australian Journal of International Affairs. Canberra: Nov 2000.Vol.54, Iss. 3; pg. 261, 8 pgs
"Africanization" in the Pacific: Blaming Others for Disorder in the Periphery?
David Chappell. Comparative Studies in Society and History. Cambridge: Apr 2005.Vol.47, Iss. 2; pg. 286
so to whom it may concern (imho mr. mooney),
think twice when u refer to arabs like sand"N"s or diss other pepz cause they have no bling, no ride, no air con, don't know whut gang signs are, don't have an "affluent" lifestyle like u etc.
BECAUSE YOU MAY LEARN SOMETHING FROM THEM!
because as u see above in the post..other pepz around the block may have an other (hidden) agenda while u dissin and spittin on ur & foreign folks
nuff preachin
i checked a bit around...and found this:
The Africanisation of the South Pacific
Ben Reilly. Australian Journal of International Affairs. Canberra: Nov 2000.Vol.54, Iss. 3; pg. 261, 8 pgs
"Africanization" in the Pacific: Blaming Others for Disorder in the Periphery?
David Chappell. Comparative Studies in Society and History. Cambridge: Apr 2005.Vol.47, Iss. 2; pg. 286
so to whom it may concern (imho mr. mooney),
think twice when u refer to arabs like sand"N"s or diss other pepz cause they have no bling, no ride, no air con, don't know whut gang signs are, don't have an "affluent" lifestyle like u etc.
BECAUSE YOU MAY LEARN SOMETHING FROM THEM!
because as u see above in the post..other pepz around the block may have an other (hidden) agenda while u dissin and spittin on ur & foreign folks
nuff preachin
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time for some classics
02. Doo Wop & Chill Will - Back In The 03:18
Dayz (Rap Intro)
03. Raekwon - C.R.E.A.M. Verse B/w Jeru 01:02
The Damaja-Come Clean
04. Redman - Tonights Da Night 00:53
05. Big Daddy Kane - Smooth Operator 01:20
06. Super Lover Cee & Casanova Rud - Do 00:40
The James
07. B.D.P. - South Bronx 02:40
08. M.C. Shan - The Bridge 02:10
09. B.D.P. - The Bridge Is Over 02:15
10. Nice & Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies B/w 02:02
Naughty By Nature-O.P.P.
11. Cypress Hill - How I Could Kill A Man 01:48
12. DJ Polo & Kool G Rap - Its A Demo 01:17
13. Salt & Pepa - I'll Take Your Man 02:13
14. Ll Cool J - Rock The Bells 02:14
15. Run D.M.C. - Peter Piper 02:24
16. Gangstarr - Dwyk B/w James 01:59
Brown-Feelin James
17. A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour 01:37
18. Blackmoon - Who Got The Props 01:45
19. Doug E. Fresh And The Get Fresh Crew - 05:30
The Show
20. Eric. B & Rakim - Eric. B Is President 02:16
21. Audio Two - Top Billin 02:30
22. Special Ed - I Got It Made 02:59
23. Onyx - Shiftee B/w Bizmarkie-Make The 02:22
Music
24. Blacksheep - The Choice Is Yours 03:29
25. A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario 04:00
26. Eric. B & Rakim - I Know U Got Soul 04:33
descent mixtape
01. Biz Markie (Beat Box) - Intro 00:44
02. Doo Wop & Chill Will - Back In The 03:18
Dayz (Rap Intro)
03. Raekwon - C.R.E.A.M. Verse B/w Jeru 01:02
The Damaja-Come Clean
04. Redman - Tonights Da Night 00:53
05. Big Daddy Kane - Smooth Operator 01:20
06. Super Lover Cee & Casanova Rud - Do 00:40
The James
07. B.D.P. - South Bronx 02:40
08. M.C. Shan - The Bridge 02:10
09. B.D.P. - The Bridge Is Over 02:15
10. Nice & Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies B/w 02:02
Naughty By Nature-O.P.P.
11. Cypress Hill - How I Could Kill A Man 01:48
12. DJ Polo & Kool G Rap - Its A Demo 01:17
13. Salt & Pepa - I'll Take Your Man 02:13
14. Ll Cool J - Rock The Bells 02:14
15. Run D.M.C. - Peter Piper 02:24
16. Gangstarr - Dwyk B/w James 01:59
Brown-Feelin James
17. A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour 01:37
18. Blackmoon - Who Got The Props 01:45
19. Doug E. Fresh And The Get Fresh Crew - 05:30
The Show
20. Eric. B & Rakim - Eric. B Is President 02:16
21. Audio Two - Top Billin 02:30
22. Special Ed - I Got It Made 02:59
23. Onyx - Shiftee B/w Bizmarkie-Make The 02:22
Music
24. Blacksheep - The Choice Is Yours 03:29
25. A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario 04:00
26. Eric. B & Rakim - I Know U Got Soul 04:33
descent mixtape
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this is for iceberg slim
and the rest who like mixtapes
no screamin djs, no commercial,no nonsense...strictly skillz
LIL-WAYNE-DIPSET-TRINA-FAN, THIS PROBABLY AIN'T FOR YOU!
FOR TRUE HIPHOP HEADZ ONLY!
stay tuned
peace
and the rest who like mixtapes
no screamin djs, no commercial,no nonsense...strictly skillz
LIL-WAYNE-DIPSET-TRINA-FAN, THIS PROBABLY AIN'T FOR YOU!
FOR TRUE HIPHOP HEADZ ONLY!
stay tuned
peace
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you're right
i'll stop passwording it
my bad
back then the shit were stayin longer with pw
muzik has no pw
i'll stop passwording it
my bad
back then the shit were stayin longer with pw
muzik has no pw
KW13537 said:
then u will like my next post
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Robert Newmans History of Oil
700 MB
Robert Newman gets to grips with the wars and politics of the last hundred years - but rather than adhering to the history we were fed at school, the places oil centre stage as the cause of all commotion. This innovative history programme is based around Robert Newman's stand-up act and supported by resourceful archive sequences and stills with satirical impersonations of historical figures from Mayan priests to Archduke Ferdinand. Quirky details such as a bicycle powered street lamp on the stage brings home the pertinent question of just how we are going to survive when the world's oil supplies are finally exhausted.
stay tuned
peace
700 MB
Robert Newman gets to grips with the wars and politics of the last hundred years - but rather than adhering to the history we were fed at school, the places oil centre stage as the cause of all commotion. This innovative history programme is based around Robert Newman's stand-up act and supported by resourceful archive sequences and stills with satirical impersonations of historical figures from Mayan priests to Archduke Ferdinand. Quirky details such as a bicycle powered street lamp on the stage brings home the pertinent question of just how we are going to survive when the world's oil supplies are finally exhausted.
NO PASSWORD
stay tuned
peace
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Cop that shit teebo style!
remember how teebo snatched the bike in friday?
remember how teebo snatched the bike in friday?
Black Power
Pandora's Box was a six part 1992 BBC documentary television series written and produced by Adam Curtis. This is the 5th episode called Black Power.
A look at how former Ghanaian leader Kwame Nkrumah set Africa ablaze with his vision of a new industrial and scientific age. At the heart of his dream was to be the huge Volta dam, generating enough power to transform West Africa into an advanced utopia. But as his grand experiment took shape, it brought with it dangerous forces Nkrumah couldn't control, and he slowly watched his metropolis of science sink into corruption and debt.
NO PASSWORD
Other episodes by request. Check the list
peace
Pandora's Box was a six part 1992 BBC documentary television series written and produced by Adam Curtis. This is the 5th episode called Black Power.
A look at how former Ghanaian leader Kwame Nkrumah set Africa ablaze with his vision of a new industrial and scientific age. At the heart of his dream was to be the huge Volta dam, generating enough power to transform West Africa into an advanced utopia. But as his grand experiment took shape, it brought with it dangerous forces Nkrumah couldn't control, and he slowly watched his metropolis of science sink into corruption and debt.
NO PASSWORD
Other episodes by request. Check the list
peace
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THIS IS FOR MY TRUE HIPHOP HEADZ!
Beat Kings: The History Of Hip Hop
Beat Kings is an in depth documentary about hip hop producers spear-headed by longtime Wu-Tang Clan Producer/DJ Mathematics. Beat Kings chronicles the history of beatmaking from the days of Afrika Bambatta to Marley Marl to modern day greats like Kanye West. Tapping a who’s who in hip hop music, Beat Kings get the first hand accounts of the equipment they use, how they learned to make beats, and anything else a budding producer or hip hop fan would want to know. The DVD features in the studio interviews with Kanye West, Just Blaze, Havoc (Mobb Deep), Trackmasters, Swiss Beats, RZA, Premier, Pete Rock, Marley Marl, Alchemist, Easy Moe Bee, Prince Paul and more. These producers are the architects behind the rhymes of superstars like Jay-Z, Notorious BIG, 50 Cent, Nas, The Wu-Tang Clan and now anyone can learn how they do it.
NO PASSWORD
stay tuned
peace
Beat Kings: The History Of Hip Hop
Beat Kings is an in depth documentary about hip hop producers spear-headed by longtime Wu-Tang Clan Producer/DJ Mathematics. Beat Kings chronicles the history of beatmaking from the days of Afrika Bambatta to Marley Marl to modern day greats like Kanye West. Tapping a who’s who in hip hop music, Beat Kings get the first hand accounts of the equipment they use, how they learned to make beats, and anything else a budding producer or hip hop fan would want to know. The DVD features in the studio interviews with Kanye West, Just Blaze, Havoc (Mobb Deep), Trackmasters, Swiss Beats, RZA, Premier, Pete Rock, Marley Marl, Alchemist, Easy Moe Bee, Prince Paul and more. These producers are the architects behind the rhymes of superstars like Jay-Z, Notorious BIG, 50 Cent, Nas, The Wu-Tang Clan and now anyone can learn how they do it.
NO PASSWORD
stay tuned
peace
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great info!
Classics! Don't Sleep!
Underground Railroad - Chairman Mao
As a writer he is a founding member of the Ego Trip crew, and holds it down every month in XXL. But Jeff Mao is also a DJ with deep crates, as he proved with this incredible set of 80's rarities. How many of these songs you can name?
http://lix.in/49aabf
http://lix.in/b1e5f6
bill_cosby
Banned
Props on all this fam, i downloaded all 3 history of racism vids and watched 'em on thursday. All i can say is THANK YOU for that much needed brain food!!! The parts on no.2 about the murder of 10 mill in congolese slave trade and the murder of 30 mill indians in the raj holocaust really got me mad 
. All the acts of unwarranted, unprovoked violence (based n race) committed by white people over the centuries and to this day people still think they, as a race, can be trusted. 
Vid 3 really touched home because it made me realise how DEEP shit was over here less than 50 years ago. NEVER FORGET!!!!!
Once again props on these vids and keep 'em coming, i'm d/ling the one about ghana now.
. All the acts of unwarranted, unprovoked violence (based n race) committed by white people over the centuries and to this day people still think they, as a race, can be trusted. Vid 3 really touched home because it made me realise how DEEP shit was over here less than 50 years ago. NEVER FORGET!!!!!
Once again props on these vids and keep 'em coming, i'm d/ling the one about ghana now.
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Brian Joseph Burton, better known by his stage name Danger Mouse, is an American artist and producer whose most recent work is with Damon Albarn and his group The Good, the Bad and the Queen. He came to prominence in 2004 when he remixed The Beatles (more commonly known as The White Album) and rapper Jay-Z's The Black Album to create The Grey Album. He has also produced St. Elsewhere by Gnarls Barkley and the second Gorillaz album, 2005's Demon Days. These productions earned him a Grammy nomination for Producer of the Year.
Here's some stuff from 1999. Back then he was already an all day everyday dope cat.
Brian Joseph Burton, better known by his stage name Danger Mouse, is an American artist and producer whose most recent work is with Damon Albarn and his group The Good, the Bad and the Queen. He came to prominence in 2004 when he remixed The Beatles (more commonly known as The White Album) and rapper Jay-Z's The Black Album to create The Grey Album. He has also produced St. Elsewhere by Gnarls Barkley and the second Gorillaz album, 2005's Demon Days. These productions earned him a Grammy nomination for Producer of the Year.
Here's some stuff from 1999. Back then he was already an all day everyday dope cat.
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Classics! Don't Sleep!
Rugged Radio Saturday mixed by DJ Craze
Tracklist:
1. Dj Craze - Intro
2. Obscure Disorder ft. Ill Bill and Goretex - 2004
3. Dj Serious ft. Theo3 - Snakes
4. D-Shade - Space & Time
5. Simahlak ft. Theo3 - Under Pressure
6. Dj Serious ft.Nish Rawks - Frostbite
7. D-shade vs D-styles - Like that chall Freestyle
8. Dj Serious ft.D-sisive - Popped
9. Troy Dunnit - Mindblowin
10. Obscure Disorder - Back to the Lab
11. Troy Dunnt - Not Gangsta
12. Ill Bill - Culty Leader
13. Obscure Disorder - The Grill
14. D-Dtyles ft. Q-Bert, Babu & Melo-D - Felonius Funk A-Trak Remix
stay tuned
peace
Rugged Radio Saturday mixed by DJ Craze
Tracklist:
1. Dj Craze - Intro
2. Obscure Disorder ft. Ill Bill and Goretex - 2004
3. Dj Serious ft. Theo3 - Snakes
4. D-Shade - Space & Time
5. Simahlak ft. Theo3 - Under Pressure
6. Dj Serious ft.Nish Rawks - Frostbite
7. D-shade vs D-styles - Like that chall Freestyle
8. Dj Serious ft.D-sisive - Popped
9. Troy Dunnit - Mindblowin
10. Obscure Disorder - Back to the Lab
11. Troy Dunnt - Not Gangsta
12. Ill Bill - Culty Leader
13. Obscure Disorder - The Grill
14. D-Dtyles ft. Q-Bert, Babu & Melo-D - Felonius Funk A-Trak Remix
stay tuned
peace
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The Slavery Business
How to Make a Million from Slavery (Part1 of 3)
A drama based on the life of British slave trader Henry Lascelles, the Robert Maxwell of his day and one of the richest businessmen of the eighteenth century. His descendants are now cousins of the Queen. Unlike previous dramas, this film controversially explores the lives of the white men who built this huge trade.
London, 1744 and Henry Lascelles is promoting his latest money making venture, a floating slave factory ship that aims to make the storage and sale of slaves even more efficient, and provide enormous financial returns. However, Lascelles ambitions are jeopardised when government inspector Robert Dinwiddie is instructed to investigate him on allegations of fraud.
A deadly battle of wills develops, a fight between two determined and ambitious men that takes us from the sugar plantations of Barbados to the coffee houses and taverns of London, culminating in the case coming before the highest court in the land.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4742049.stm
http://www.open2.net/slavery/
http://www.ligali.org/bbc/enslavement_myths.htm
stay tuned
peace
How to Make a Million from Slavery (Part1 of 3)
A drama based on the life of British slave trader Henry Lascelles, the Robert Maxwell of his day and one of the richest businessmen of the eighteenth century. His descendants are now cousins of the Queen. Unlike previous dramas, this film controversially explores the lives of the white men who built this huge trade.
London, 1744 and Henry Lascelles is promoting his latest money making venture, a floating slave factory ship that aims to make the storage and sale of slaves even more efficient, and provide enormous financial returns. However, Lascelles ambitions are jeopardised when government inspector Robert Dinwiddie is instructed to investigate him on allegations of fraud.
A deadly battle of wills develops, a fight between two determined and ambitious men that takes us from the sugar plantations of Barbados to the coffee houses and taverns of London, culminating in the case coming before the highest court in the land.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4742049.stm
http://www.open2.net/slavery/
http://www.ligali.org/bbc/enslavement_myths.htm
stay tuned
peace
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The Slavery Business
Sugar Dynasty (Part 2 of 3)
The second programme in this series begins with a powerful drama-documentary telling the story of the Beckford dynasty, one the wealthiest of the families who ran Britain's first global business - slavery.
Using a unique set of family records, it shows how the Beckfords ruthlessly ran their sugar plantations in Jamaica to wring vast profits out of their thousands of slaves. It also tells the story of how lavishly they spent their money back in Britain in an attempt to join the aristocracy and how they eventually became embroiled in the sexual and financial scandals that would destroy them. Contains scenes which some viewers may find disturbing.
Sugar Dynasty (Part 2 of 3)
The second programme in this series begins with a powerful drama-documentary telling the story of the Beckford dynasty, one the wealthiest of the families who ran Britain's first global business - slavery.
Using a unique set of family records, it shows how the Beckfords ruthlessly ran their sugar plantations in Jamaica to wring vast profits out of their thousands of slaves. It also tells the story of how lavishly they spent their money back in Britain in an attempt to join the aristocracy and how they eventually became embroiled in the sexual and financial scandals that would destroy them. Contains scenes which some viewers may find disturbing.
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The Slavery Business
Breaking the Chains (Part 3 of 3)
The third and final part of this series tells the story of how slavery came to an end.
Today William Wilberforce is considered a hero, the man who ended the slave trade, but there's another story that's been hidden for 200 years. Although opposed to the slave trade, Wilberforce believed that the 800,000 slaves owned by the British should remain in chains. He regarded them as unfit for freedom.
This programme uncovers the real heroes of the battle against slavery. They were radical political activists, many of them women; fiery evangelical preachers who worked amongst the slaves; and thousands of slaves themselves, who rose up in rebellion to break the chains of their own bondage.Contains scenes which some viewers may find disturbing.
stay tuned
HOLLA
peace
Breaking the Chains (Part 3 of 3)
The third and final part of this series tells the story of how slavery came to an end.
Today William Wilberforce is considered a hero, the man who ended the slave trade, but there's another story that's been hidden for 200 years. Although opposed to the slave trade, Wilberforce believed that the 800,000 slaves owned by the British should remain in chains. He regarded them as unfit for freedom.
This programme uncovers the real heroes of the battle against slavery. They were radical political activists, many of them women; fiery evangelical preachers who worked amongst the slaves; and thousands of slaves themselves, who rose up in rebellion to break the chains of their own bondage.Contains scenes which some viewers may find disturbing.
stay tuned
HOLLA
peace
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Bump, thanks for the knowledge, brother.
I grew up with son and his whole family. I didnt even know he was a producer named dangermouse, until i seen his picture in your post. Shit is crazy, never even heard his music before, thanks for this one fam..penthouse playa said:Classics! Don't Sleep!
Brian Joseph Burton, better known by his stage name Danger Mouse, is an American artist and producer whose most recent work is with Damon Albarn and his group The Good, the Bad and the Queen. He came to prominence in 2004 when he remixed The Beatles (more commonly known as The White Album) and rapper Jay-Z's The Black Album to create The Grey Album. He has also produced St. Elsewhere by Gnarls Barkley and the second Gorillaz album, 2005's Demon Days. These productions earned him a Grammy nomination for Producer of the Year.
Here's some stuff from 1999. Back then he was already an all day everyday dope cat.
Classics! Don't Sleep!
man, i wish i've had neighbors like this...kid's a genius (imho)magnetic god said:
then sit back, relax...magnetic god said:
Ghetto Pop Life is the debut album of producer Danger Mouse and rapper Jemini. It was released in 2003 on Lex Records and also featured Tha Alkaholiks, Cee-Lo, The Pharcyde, J-Zone and Prince Po from Organized Konfusion. In 2004 a reprint of the album with three additional tracks was released in the US.
There were two editions of this promotional mixtape CD: The original one, with eleven tracks, which was only available with the August 2003 issue of Hip-Hop Connection; and an extended version with a total of sixteen tracks.
Here is the extended version
1. Intro – 2:15
2. "Ghetto Pop Life" – 1:40
3. "Don't Do Drugs" – 1:12
4. "The Only One" – 1:13
5. (exclusive track) – 2:44
6. "That Brooklyn Shit" – 2:10
7. "What U Sittin On?" – 2:00
8. "Omega Supreme" – 3:38
9. "Bush Boys" – 1:35
10. (exclusive track) – 1:01
11. "Copy Cats" – 2:24
12. (exclusive track) – 1:57
13. "Brooklyn Kids" – 2:56
14. (exclusive track) – 4:21
15. Suzanne Vega "Tom's Diner" (DM Mix) – 1:59
16. Nas "It Ain't Hard To Tell" (DM Mix) – 3:13
danger!
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Classics! Don't Sleep!
LIL-WAYNE-DIPSET-MASTER P-FAN, THIS PROBABLY AIN'T FOR YOU!
LIL-WAYNE-DIPSET-MASTER P-FAN, THIS PROBABLY AIN'T FOR YOU!
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Could these be re-posted a few days from now? I have no rapidshare & am trying to save the links & their passwords on a word document but my pc's a bit slow & it's acting up.
These are truly conscience building documentaries that should awaken OUR people to some of the atrocities we face(d) as a people. & it's folly to say that we in the US didn't go through that because it was based on the same folly-ciples that ALL BLACKMEN were originally remved from the Continent for BLACK people
These are truly conscience building documentaries that should awaken OUR people to some of the atrocities we face(d) as a people. & it's folly to say that we in the US didn't go through that because it was based on the same folly-ciples that ALL BLACKMEN were originally remved from the Continent for BLACK people
i'll try to keep it open for a minute...
...cause there's more to come...
stay tuned
holla
peace
...cause there's more to come...
stay tuned
holla
peace
@ MasBuscado001: sorry for the inconvenience due to the previous passwording
Classics! Don't Sleep!
LIL-WAYNE-DIPSET-MASTER P-FAN, THIS PROBABLY AIN'T FOR YOU!
peace
Classics! Don't Sleep!
LIL-WAYNE-DIPSET-MASTER P-FAN, THIS PROBABLY AIN'T FOR YOU!
JOHN DOE POPULAR FALLACIES (TRUE LIES)
John Doe is one of Cincinnati's foremost mixmasters, boasting membership in both the preeminent local turntable team, 1200 Hobos, and the national collective, Uneasy Alliance. On his latest "mixtape" release, the brilliant Popular Fallacies (True Lies), Doe shows an undying devotion to the art of turntablism and the history of Hip Hop in general. Fluidity is the key to a great mix album, and Doe's delivery is faucet-like, oozing forth like the soundtrack to the greatest party ever. Doe seems to have an encyclopedic knowledge of Hip Hop, instinctively dropping recognizable and obscure samples at just the right moment and tastily blending a plethora of varied beats with the tastemaking ingenuity of a master chef. It's Doe's organizational instinct that is most impressive on Fallacies, as he lovingly crafts each moment like a scholarly Jazz arranger. It's a lot to reel in, but Doe makes it all sound natural. In Doe's world, everyone's invited to the party, as Ted Koppel, Grandpa Simpson, Foreigner and Jack Nicholson mingle comfortably with A Tribe Called Quest, Public Enemy and James Brown. Cherish your invite. (MB) Grade: A +
highly recommended mixtape!!! a must for the true hiphop headz!!!
click
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Status Anxiety
Part 1 of 3
Philosopher and author Alain de Botton believes there's something the vast majority of people desire even more than money. Whatever their background or social class, whatever their age or country of origin, what they desperately crave is status.
In this three-episode series, as well as testing his theory in Britain, De Botton travels to the United States, to investigate status anxiety, asking why people are unable to curtail their painful aspirations and whether those at the bottom of society merit their position there as much as those at the top do theirs.
As well as examining the work of classical philosophers, de Botton develops his theory with the help of a Washington DC restaurant manager who considers himself destined to become a chat show host; motivational speaker Les Brown; homeless lady Jenny Lamont; and members of the Native American population.
De Botton's search for possible cures to status anxiety takes him to churches on both sides of the Atlantic; the bohemian world of punks, nudists and hippies who live by their own rules; and philosophers - such as Schopenhauer - who believe that other people's opinions are not always worthwhile.
Finally, he learns how a discovery of one's mortality can suddenly put the constitute elements of status, such as careers, possessions, appearance and fame, into perspective.
stay tuned
holla
Part 1 of 3
Philosopher and author Alain de Botton believes there's something the vast majority of people desire even more than money. Whatever their background or social class, whatever their age or country of origin, what they desperately crave is status.
In this three-episode series, as well as testing his theory in Britain, De Botton travels to the United States, to investigate status anxiety, asking why people are unable to curtail their painful aspirations and whether those at the bottom of society merit their position there as much as those at the top do theirs.
As well as examining the work of classical philosophers, de Botton develops his theory with the help of a Washington DC restaurant manager who considers himself destined to become a chat show host; motivational speaker Les Brown; homeless lady Jenny Lamont; and members of the Native American population.
De Botton's search for possible cures to status anxiety takes him to churches on both sides of the Atlantic; the bohemian world of punks, nudists and hippies who live by their own rules; and philosophers - such as Schopenhauer - who believe that other people's opinions are not always worthwhile.
Finally, he learns how a discovery of one's mortality can suddenly put the constitute elements of status, such as careers, possessions, appearance and fame, into perspective.
stay tuned
holla
penthouse playa said:
Good...THANKS!
Status Anxiety
Part 2 of 3
Part 2 of 3
Status Anxiety
Part 3 of 3
Part 3 of 3
THIS IS FOR MY TRUE HIPHOP HEADZ!
SCRATCH
SCRATCH is a feature-length film/ DVD that explores the world of the hip-hop DJ. From the birth of hip-hop, when pioneering DJ's began extending breaks on their party records (which helped inspire break dancing and rap), to the invention of scratching and "beat-juggling" vinyl, to its recent explosion as a musical movement called "turntablism," it's a story of unknown underdogs and serious virtuosos who are radically changing the way we hear, play and create music.
LIL-WAYNE-DIPSET-MASTER P-FAN, THIS PROBABLY AIN'T FOR YOU!
SCRATCH
SCRATCH is a feature-length film/ DVD that explores the world of the hip-hop DJ. From the birth of hip-hop, when pioneering DJ's began extending breaks on their party records (which helped inspire break dancing and rap), to the invention of scratching and "beat-juggling" vinyl, to its recent explosion as a musical movement called "turntablism," it's a story of unknown underdogs and serious virtuosos who are radically changing the way we hear, play and create music.
LIL-WAYNE-DIPSET-MASTER P-FAN, THIS PROBABLY AIN'T FOR YOU!
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