Showing posts with label Film/TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film/TV. Show all posts
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Hip Hop Rocks The Vote - Part 1
Here’s a bunch of artists in the Hip Hop music, film and entertainment industry speaking on the upcoming US election. November the 4th is the big day. Personally I always think about how lucky we are in the West to have freedom of choice when we go to the polling booths. As Murs says here people die to vote in certain countries. Think about that reality for a minute.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Large Pro interview
Queens legend, veteran producer, emcee Large Professor speaks briefly to Shani Kulture about Main Source's first record, their origins, his new album and Nas running with Main Source way back.
Hip Hop Official are working overtime, dishing out a lot of solid interviews as of late.
Related Links: Large Professor's space
Labels:
Film/TV,
Interviews,
Large Professor,
Music Television
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
People Under The Stairs Hip Hop Official interview
Double K and Thes One speak on their new album Fun DMC, LA, BBQ's and one of their most well known tracks Acid Raindrops.
Play some Ragga Twins
Priceless
DJ Scratch cuts up Run-D.M.C.'s Peter Piper. Then DJ Evil Dee joins him on the 1 and 2's at the same time and they proceed to tear it up (starts a little into the recording), from the Black August Hip Hop Project 2008 in NYC 8.31.08. Shout to Grand Good
Labels:
Deejaying,
Film/TV,
Hip Hop,
New York City
All We Need Is?
Here’s that new Primeridian, Rashid Hadee and Pugs Atomz (Chicago, Chicago, Chicago) clip. Anyone living in this place called Earth can relate, even if they’re far from the West. Money makes the world go round. Yeah right.
Saturday, September 27, 2008
So many inboxes, so much rubbish
Rather than waste your time and mine with the masses of refuse one has to trudge through on a daily basis, here are some various music and film nuggets that I just stumbled upon:
What can be said, that hasn’t already about the genius of Nick Cave, he is one of the most prolific songwriters of our time. His and the Bad Seeds videos are like really cool short films, the music always fits the storyline perfectly and the clips ooze originality, class and style.
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - More News From Nowhere
Next up is a trailer for Seth Grossman’s forthcoming film The Elephant King. I always say I’m going to see films and never end up doing so.
This Simona Buja track Passing Masks is a real breezy, zone out, electronic synth pop jewel from 1981.
I’ve got one eye on my cup of Chai as I’m typing this, trying to watch Alfred Hitchcock’s The Man Who Knew Too Much now on ABC 2 and type. Multitasking, believe it.
What can be said, that hasn’t already about the genius of Nick Cave, he is one of the most prolific songwriters of our time. His and the Bad Seeds videos are like really cool short films, the music always fits the storyline perfectly and the clips ooze originality, class and style.
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - More News From Nowhere
Next up is a trailer for Seth Grossman’s forthcoming film The Elephant King. I always say I’m going to see films and never end up doing so.
This Simona Buja track Passing Masks is a real breezy, zone out, electronic synth pop jewel from 1981.
I’ve got one eye on my cup of Chai as I’m typing this, trying to watch Alfred Hitchcock’s The Man Who Knew Too Much now on ABC 2 and type. Multitasking, believe it.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Psychedelic Harmony appreciation
I have been listening to a bit of progressive and psychedelic rock lately. Whether some of The Move's back catalogue or perhaps a bit of Santana, maybe some John McLaughlin, get high off the music and drift off to the meandering, cascading, rolling waves of sound.
Labels:
Cover Art,
Film/TV,
Progressive Rock,
Psychedelic Rock,
Thoughts
Monday, September 15, 2008
David Banner and E-40 Hardknock TV interview
This is a really insightful, entertaining (two part) interview , there's a lot of ground covered here....
My writing here isn't the greatest as of late, so here's Hard Knock TV's description of everything discussed in this convo between E, Banner and D:
My writing here isn't the greatest as of late, so here's Hard Knock TV's description of everything discussed in this convo between E, Banner and D:
David Banner, E-40 and Davey D talk Barack Obama, being entrepreneurs, Mississippi and more. Check out www.hardknock.tv for part 1 where Banner and 40 talk about the South, Hyphy music and being in bands at Grambling and Southern (Bayou Classic).
Labels:
David Banner,
E-40,
Film/TV,
Hip Hop music,
Interviews,
Mississippi,
Oakland
Friday, September 5, 2008
Ill Bill on that White track
Ill Bill's long awaited The Hour of Reprisal drops in eleven days time...
The Hour of Reprisal, the highly anticipated second solo album from Brooklyn's independent hip hop kingpin ILL BILL is finally scheduled for release on the Uncle Howie/Fat Beats label on September 16th, 2008. The former Non Phixion member and current La Coka Nostra riot-starter has surgically crafted a fine masterpeice featuring guest shots from Raekwon The Chef, Immortal Technique, La Coka Nostra, B-Real, Necro, Tech N9ne, Bad Brains, DJ Muggs, Howard Jones of Killswitch Engage, Max Cavalera of Sepultura/Soulfly, DJ Premier, Vinnie Paz and More.(courtesy of Audible Treats)
(Ill Bill breaks down The Hour Of Reprisal)
*Be sure to visit 2 Dope Boyz, who've posted video of LA's DJ Muggs (Soul Assassins) speaking on working with Bill.
Related Links: Ill Bill's space
Uncle Howie label space
Labels:
Film/TV,
Ill Bill,
New York,
Rap,
The Hour of Reprisal
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
A Tale of Two Kabuls
I missed this report on the divide between the rich and the poor in Afghanistan's capital on SBS's Dateline program, last Wednesday night.
Since Dateline is an Australian based program and this blog goes worldwide, here's the link.....
Since Dateline is an Australian based program and this blog goes worldwide, here's the link.....
Labels:
Current Affairs,
Dateline,
Film/TV,
International,
SBS
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Termanology Politics As Usual EPK (Video)
Timid MC - Let Freedom Ring (Video)
Monday, August 25, 2008
Monday feel the vibe throwback joint
Isaac Hayes - Vykki (Disco Connection LP, 1975)
Be sure to check out DJ Frenzie's tribute to Isaac Hayes here
Here's what Frenzie had to say about this edition of his Groove Therapy radio show, tracklisting follows....
"A little bit of a different vibe for this episode. Gave me a chance to play some west coast rap, which admittedly I don't usually touch - But seeing as Isaac was such a huge influence on the west coast sound it made perfect sense to profile some of the tracks that have been heavily inpired by him..."
15 August 2008 - Tribute To Isaac Hayes
Isaac Hayes - Ike's Mood (Stax)
Kurupt feat Daz - Tha Streetz Iz A Mutha (Antra)
112 - call My Name (Bad Boy Entertainment)
Cypress Hill - Whatta You Know (Ruffhouse)
Sir Isaac & The Do Dads - Blue Groove (Volt)
Isaac hayes - Walk On By (Stax)
Hooverphonic - 2 Wicky (Columbia)
Wu Tang Clan - I Can't Go To Sleep (Loud)
El Michels Affair - Walk On By (Ubiquity)
Guru feat Isaac Hayes - Night Vision (Virgin)
Ashanti - Rain On Me (Def Jam)
Jay Z - Can I Live (Roc A Fella)
Isaac Hayes - The Look Of Love (Stax)
Smif N Wessun - Stand Strong (Wreck)
LL Cool J - Hollis To Hollywood (Def Jam)
Geto Boys - Mind's Playin' Tricks On Me (Rap A Lot)
Above the Law - Just Kickin' Lyrics (Ruthless)
DJ Quik - Born & Raised In Compton (Profile)
Isaac Hayes - Hyperbolicsyllablecsesquedalymistic (Stax)
Public Enemy - Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos (Def Jam)
Inspectah Deck - Trouble Man (Loud)
Isaac Hayes - Joy (Stax)
Spice 1 - Money Or Murder (Jive)
Comptons Most Wanted - They Still Gafflin (Orpheus)
Marley Marl - He Cuts So Fresh (Uptown)
Mary J Blige - I Love You (MCA)
Biz Markie - Make the Music With Your Mouth Biz (Cold Chillin)
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Wordburglar - The Route (Video)
Shout out to Stylistiks, Idiot Proof, who put me and a lot of others onto Wordburglar's music, which is what sparked my curiosity to check out the film clip above.
On another note, I'm not sure where this blog is heading, my plans for it, etc. It's been good taking a step back. As always, thanks to anyone who's visited it over the past three quarters of a year or so...
Like I said, I will continue to post cool stuff on My space everynow and then. Also the Mothership Reconnection ting is still going strong, bit of a format change, Myme 01 and I are doing an hour show now. That means a half an hour mix from myself, my co-host or a guest each week and a half hour Aussie mix by Myme 01.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Monday Feel The Vibe Video Throwback
Here's a modern slice of hearty soul to coast to from One Self entitled Bluebird...
Shout to Arise for reminding me of this track, this is the first time i've seen this clip.
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