Back at em'

I'll be making more of an effort to post some more shit.


You haven't heard this one yet!!!!

Jagged Edge featuring Lil Wayne - I luv your girl rmx

?uestlove Vs Nardwuar

An amazing 4 part interview from back in the day. Its great to see someone in front of a camera speaking the realness for once.

Dizze Rascal wiv Calvin Harris - Dance wiv me

courtesy of USDA2DAY


EDIT: Infamous is annoying as hell!


1. I’m Here 2. Put On ft. Kanye West 3. Black Dreams Freestyle 4. Translator 5. Out Here Grindin 6. Entertained Freestyle 7. Prime Minister Freestyle 8. Job For 9. CTE Freestyle 10. Serious Freestyle 11. Legal 12. Lollipop Freestyle

Young Jeezy - The Prime Minister

NAS & DJ GREEN LATERN "THE NIGGER TAPE"

I'm only 3 jams in but this is HUGE! Can't wait for the album.


1. Intro
2. Gangsta Rap rmx.(Prod by Dj Greenlantern)
3. Cops Keep Firing (Prod. By Dj Greenlantern)
4. Hero (Prod by Polow Da Don)
5. Black President (Prod. By Dj Greenlantern)
6.Association (feat. and Prod. by Stic Man of Dead Prez)
7. Legendary (Mike Tyson)..(Prod by Salaam Remi)
8. Ghetto rmx feat. Joell Ortiz (Prod by Dj Greenlantern.
9. Seen it All (Green Mix)
10. Esco Let’s Go (Full Song).(Prod by Dj Khallil)
11. N.I.G.G.E.R. (Slave and Master). (Prod by Dj Toomp)
12 “Be a Nigger too” rmx feat. Dante Hawkins (Prod. by Dj Greenlantern)
13. Surviving the times (Original Cool and Dre Version)
14. Nas Timeline mixed by Statik Selektah (Nararated by Nas)
15. Outro feat. Richard Pryor


D/L NAS & GREEN LANTERN - THE NIGGER TAPE

thanks to amark for the link.

BLACK GHOSTS VID "SOMEWAY THROUGH THIS"

Missingtoof and Bigstereo are collabing with The Black Ghosts and IAMSOUND records to bring a few music videos done for The Black Ghosts by a few VERY talented Filmmakers. This one is my Fav.

10 DEEP PRESENTS: "THE MIXTAPE ABOUT NOTHING" WALE/NICK CATCHDUBS

OMG GUESTSTARRING ELAINE!!!!!

WALEWALWALE!

FLYING BABIES!!

GTA IV SOUNDTRACK FTW!

What would delivering drugs be without licensed music? GTA IV has some of the best game play I have ever seen in a video game but the soundtrack takes the cake for THE BEST in gaming music I've heard since the Final Fantasy Series. Over 200 licensed tracks and 16 radio stations.

here's the better part of the TL:

The Beat 102.7

The Beat 102.7DJ: DJ Mister Cee and The Evil Genius DJ
Green Lantern
Genre: Contemporary hip hop[4]
Tracklist:

Styles P
- "What's The Problem"
Uncle Murda - "Anybody Can Get It"
Qadir -
"Nickname"
Busta Rhymes - "Where's My Money"
Maino - "Getaway Driver"
Red Cafe - "Stick'm"
Tru Life - "Wet 'Em Up"
Johnny Polygon - "Price
on Your Head"
Swizz Beatz - "Top Down"
Nas - "War is Necessary"
Kanye West feat. Dwele - "Flashing Lights"
Joell Ortiz feat. Jadakiss
& Saigon - "Hip Hop (Remix)"
Fat Joe feat. Lil Wayne - "Crackhouse"
Mobb Deep feat. Havoc & Prodigy from H.N.I.C. Part 2 Sessions - "Dirty
New Yorker"
Ghostface Killah feat. Kid Capri - "We Celebrate"
Styles P
feat. Sheek Louch & Jadakiss - "Blow Your Mind (Remix)"
Papoose -
"Stylin'"

[edit] The Classics 104.1
DJ: Mixed by DJ Premier
Genre: Old school hip hop[4]
Tracklist:

Group Home - "Supa Star"
Brand Nubian - "All for one"
Special Ed - "I Got It Made"
Jeru the
Damaja - "D. Original"
Marley Marl feat. Craig G - "Droppin' Science"
MC
Lyte - "Cha Cha Cha"
Audio 2 - "Top Billin'"
Stetsasonic - "Go Stetsa"
T. La Rock & Jazzy Jay - "It's Yours"
Gang Starr - "Who's Gonna Take
the Weight"
Main Source - "Live at the Barbecue"

[edit] Electro-Choc

ElectrochocDJ: François K
Genre: Modern electro/dance rock[5]
Tracklist:

Padded Cell - "Signal Failure"
Black Devil Disco Club
- "The Devil in Us (Dub)"
One + One - "No Pressure (Deadmau5 Remix)"
Alex Gopher - "Brain Leech (Bugged mind remix)"
K.I.M. - "B.T.T.T.T.R.Y.
(Bag Raiders Remix)"
Simian Mobile Disco - "Tits and Acid"
Nitzer Ebb -
"Let Your Body Learn"
Kavinsky - "Testarossa (Sebastian Remix)"
Chris
Lake vs. Deadmau5 - "I Thought Inside Out (Original Mix)"
Boys Noize -
"& Down"
Justice - "Waters of Nazareth"
Killing Joke - "Turn to Red"
Playgroup - "Make it Happen"
Liquid Liquid – "Optimo"

[edit]
Fusion FM
DJ: Roy Ayers
Genre: Funk/jazz-fusion
Tracklist:

David McCallum - "The Edge"
Roy Ayers - "Funk in the Hole"
Gong
- "Heavy Tune"
David Axelrod - "Holy Thursday"
Grover Washington, Jr. -
"Knucklehead"
Aleksander Maliszewski - "Pokusa"
Ryo Kawasaki - "Raisins"
Marc Moulin - "Stomp"
Billy Cobham - "Stratus"
Tom Scott & The
L.S. Express - "Sneakin' in The Back"

I Love making a successful deal while this track comes on. Fucking invincible
Styles P - Blow Ya Mind Remix

Justice - Stress

WHOA! This vid is fucked. Really getting me in the mood for some GTA.

justice stress (official video)
Uploaded by 75_prod

WAR DANCE

Watched this the other night and thought it was amazing. Its focuses on 3 children who now reside in a refugee camp in northern uganda; A region known for its ongoing war b/w the government and rebel forces namely "The Lord's Resistance Army" The children are members of their primary school's music group and have won the regional compettion for their tribe, meaning they now have the chance to compete in southern uganda for the nationals. The interviews and footage are mindblowing. These kids have been through hell and back. How they manage to put everything a side in order to compete is beyond me.



Wardance the Movie

Slow Jerk

My sister showed me this the other day.


Slow Jerk - Click for Vid

GAS PRICES CONTINUE TO RISE, FAT PEOPLE GET FATTER

Although he wrote the album as if it were 15 years into the future, Trent Reznor's Year Zero seems so fitting for today.

Fav verse from this one:

I pushed a button and elected him to office and a
He pushed a button and it dropped a bomb
You pushed a button and could watch it on the television
Those motherfuckers didn't last too long ha ha
I'm sick of hearing 'bout the haves and the have nots
Have some personal accountability
The biggest problem with the way that we've been doing things is
The more we let you have the less that I'll be keeping for me

NIN - Capital G (Click Here)

2 weeks

It has been 2 weeks since I decided to ditch the truck and attempt to ride to work everyday. Its not the nicest ride in the world but its relatively flat and I get to work in almost the same length of time it would take me to drive.

I can't stress how amazing it is to feel so free from the constraints of urban development. STOP! GO! SLOWDOWN! Fraser highway has been under construction for the last few weeks due to lane widening. @ 8:00am there is a line of 100 cars stopped waiting for their turn to drive another 20 ft only to wait another 2 minutes to do it all over again x 4. They look at me in envy as I skillfully weave amongst their hunks of convenience like i was Hermann Maier and they were all but gates on a giant ski hill. OK that's an exaggeration but I do feel the uncomfortable tension when I pass by and I must say "It feels good!" You never know maybe I might motivate someone to try it themselves.

Anyways, inspired by Cyclist Extraordinaries: Nicole and Lenny I decided to throw up my daily route and some of the other adventures I have accomplished since 1 month ago. Thanks to Lenny for the handy tool.


North RD and Lougheed to Fleetwood 14k total complete route



16k 1 way



Ocean Park to Crescent Beach 15k complete route






Online Pedometer

The day after Earth Day

I know what you're thinking. "I came here to hear a lude southern hip hop jam but all I get is how to save the Earth!!!" I'm sorry. My objective was never to leak music every week. Theres plenty of bee bop a doo here to sift through. I will however, talk about what interests me. Right now the topic is that of Cradle to Cradle Design.

Cradle to Cradle is waste free design that sends materials back to the "cradle" rather than the "grave". Its basically taking a material and turning it into either a technical or biological nutrient. A technical nutrient such as William Mcdonough's book "Cradle to Cradle" is a material in which can be broken down and recycled as is. In the introduction Mr Mcdonough explains that "The materials used for this book are made from plastic resins and inorganic fillers and can be circulated infinitely in industrial cycles." A biological nutrient is material made to be consumed. An example would be a t shirt with chemicals that wouldn't do harm to your body but instead supply it with good stuff?(still getting my head around that one). Anyways theres a renewable ton of information going around related to projects using this kind of technology. From buildings like that of the Ford River Rouge plant in Dearborn, Michigan which has a 10 acre green roof to entire Chinese cities being designed to be completly sustainable. Check out the links. :)




Ford Rouge Dearborn Truck Plant
Frito-Lay Jim Rich Service Center & Offices
Nike European Headquarters
Ideas worth spreading

On some GHETTO SHIT!

The lovely lady brought to my attention an amazing speech given by Marjora Carter a once underprivileged African American women who is in the process of "Greening the Ghetto" of The South Bronx. Check out her TEDtalk and educate yourself on green roofs, the heat island effect and her plans for South Bronx, NYC
Also copped one of these T's for me and the lady.

Greening the Ghetto

This song is so relevant d/l after the link.

Grand Master Caz - South Bronx Subway Rap

Un-Lucky Dube

Luck Dube was a huge contributor to South African culture and music. In the 80's he started making reggae music. It took a while to gain support from his native country but it happened and he want on to make 22 albums. His message was Anti-Apartheid and was never accepted by the pro white government which was disbanded in 95' He touched millions of people internationally and helped many people through impossible times during the apartheid.

He was shot dead October 17, 2007 by apparent hi jackers. I wonder if they knew who he was? Would the outcome have been the same if they knew that someone so dedicated to Africa was the one they were about to kill?


D/L Lucky Dube - Prisoner
RIP
Buy his Cd's @ Amazon

The 11th hour Soundtrack

While grocery shopping last night I stumbled upon the 11th hour. A documentry narrated by Leo Decaprio about climate change and you guessed it what we are doing to help turn it around or make it worse. I really enjoyed the movie's content. Stephen Hawkings, David Susuki amongst others share with us some amazing opinions. The dvd comes in an enviromentally friendly package and cost me only 8 dollars in the store (4.99 @ Amazon)

What really got me going is the films score. Ever since the Bad Boys soundtrack I have been obsessed with cinematic music. Its amazing to see music compliment a picture so well as it did in the 11th hour. Most of the tunes are ambient and give the film either a depressing sorrowful tone or completely the opposite; inspiring instrumental segments.

After doing some research I found a band featured on the soundtrack named deaf center from Norway. They produced an album named "Pale Ravine" This album is inspired by old 8mm films and it easy to understand how after listening. The album has a classical sound with pianos and stings but includes sounds from storms, rusty machines, buzzing flies and voices gasping for air and little glitchy electronic noises. Be warned though, I find this music really evokes fear even without the accompanying visuals.

Check it out!


White Lake - Deaf Center (click link for d/l)
Buy Pale Ravine by Deaf Center
Do your part!
Buy the 11th hour soundtrack @ Amazon

Gorilla Zoe

Remember "Coffee Shop"? That was Gorilla Zoe's way of saying "Crack House" Now hes back w/ "Juice Box" another word for vagine I'm guessing. I love Gorilla Zoe, hes full of shit but his delivery is always on point and I love his voice. I also think its awesome when you can't relate to anything a rapper speaks. Its like some outer space shit.

Gorilla Zoe Featuring Yung Joc - Juice Box

Talk Box

Remember this guy? Peter Frampton

Besides oral sex hes the first thing that pops into my head when i hear this jam.

Lil Wayne - lollipop Remix