Tuesday, May 27, 2008

New Party



A lot has happened in the last two weeks. I'll make sure I update the blog, but for now make sure you come out Wednesday May 28th. New party at The Rivington Hotel, DJ Kiss and myself playing really good stuff. Performance by O'neal Mcknight.

Monday, May 12, 2008

Classic Videos

Tony Touch Feat. Doo Wop - The Return of The Diaz Brothers



Cocoa Brothers Feat. Tony Touch & Hurricane G - Spanish Harlem

Some old blends

Years back I never was a fan of blends. Here are a few that were I thought were insane when I first heard them



Stephanie Mills - Something In The Way (Big Dawg Remix)

Groove Theory - Tell Me (Big Dawg Remix)

New Edition - Once In A Lifetime Groove (DJ Hotday Mastermix)



New CRS feat Pusha T, this track is soooooo crazy!!!!!

CRS feat. Pusha T - Everyone Nose (Remix)

Saturday, May 10, 2008

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Cool Vids

I got this from Jay Smooth's blog Illdoctrine.com thought it was genius.




This is great....

Yahhhhhh... get out my face!!!!!

This video could be the funniest thing i've seen in a week... Gotta love public transportation.

Friday, May 2, 2008

Keepin it real BK today



Used to get tax free loot all the time...

These are serious tracks... I heard the Can't Stop The Prophet (remix) today, it sounded as fresh as it did back then. had to post these videos.




Saturday, April 26, 2008

Colbert

was watching the White House correspodents dinner, nothing compares to Stephen Colbert's roasting in 2006, they had no clue. You have to watch this. This guy is the truth.





Friday, April 25, 2008

Injustice



Three detectives were found not guilty Friday on all charges in the shooting death of Sean Bell, who died in a hail of 50 police bullets outside a club in Jamaica, Queens, in November 2006. The verdict prompted calls for calm from the mayor, angry promises of protests by those speaking for the Bell family and expressions of relief by the detectives.

Detective Michael Oliver, who fired 31 bullets the night of the shooting and faced manslaughter charges, said Justice Arthur J. Cooperman had made a “fair and just decision.”

Justice Cooperman delivered the verdict in State Supreme Court at 9 a.m. Describing the evidence, he said it was reasonable for the detectives to fear that someone in the crowd that night carried a gun. He added that many of the prosecution’s witnesses, including Mr. Bell’s friends and the two wounded victims, were simply not believable. “At times, the testimony of those witnesses just didn’t make sense,” the judge said.

-New York Times

I'm not going to even get into this, i'll just say that it's situations like this that spark hatred towards the system and those who control it.

And to put this in perspective Wesley Snipes got 3 years for tax fraud, and these guys got off with a suspension... Wow