What's upper? Our all new "RAP ATTACK MESSAGE BOARD" is up & running & it's getting a lot of attention not only from our Rap Attack panel but from new heads nationwide who support what we do. Just go to the upper left hand corner on this page & click on "MESSAGE BOARD" or simply log on here at: http://rapattacklives.proboards41.com/index.cgi?...

Aiight it's going down this week. The Urban Network Conference is this week, March 30-April 2nd at the Riviera Resort in Palm Springs. Log on to: www.UrbanNetwork.com for more info. Here's what's upper for this Friday's Hip-Hop panel featuring some of our RAP ATTACK DJ's making their debut for the first time!

DJ Round Table (Friday, April 1, 2005 11:00am-12:30pm); Sponsor: Warner Bros.  

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Kazzeo KHDC Santa Cruz, CA

Chill Will WCBN Ann Arbor, MI

Raw B. KUSF San Francisco, CA

Hideo KKBT Los Angeles, CA

4 Real KGGI Riverside, CA

V-Dub WGCI Chicago

D.J. Babu from Dilated Peoples (Capitol Recording Artist)

 Capitol D. from All Natural

Chris Atlas Cornerstone Promotion

Chris “Peanut Butter” Wolf Stones Throw Records

Ken Darpoh Universal Records

Tricky UrbanNetwork.com Radio

Moderator: Troy Marshall Warner Bros.

That same evening, you can peep Detroit's own, The Fat Killahz performing at 6:45pm. Artist Andrea "Orange Shag Carpet" will also be performing her laterst joint that both Jo-Jo & I did the remix to. I'm really looking forward to seeing you there. Hit me up if you'll be there on my Sidekick at: nastynes1@tmail.com...

It's been 10 years since Eazy-E (see photo above) passed away & this year marks his 10 year anniversary. It seems like just yesterday I was droppin' my needles to NWA & Eazy-E's records on the radio & in the clubs. It seems like just yesterday when we (Sir Mix-A-Lot) toured with Eazy-E & NWA and it seems like just yesterday when I recorded my part on Eazy-E's "Radio" (Ruthless/Priority) single. Right about now let's flashback with the late Eazy-E from Davey-D's "FNV":

Final Statement From Eazy E
by Eazy E
"I may not seem like a guy you would pick to preach a sermon. But I
feel it is now time to testify because I do have folks who care about
me hearing all kinds of stuff about what's up."
"Yeah, I was a brother on the streets of Compton doing a lot of things
most people look down on -- but it did pay off. Then we started
rapping about real stuff that shook up the LAPD and the FBI. But we
got our message across big time, and everyone in America started
paying attention to the boys in the 'hood."
"Soon our anger and hope got everyone riled up. There were great
rewards for me personally, like fancy cars, gorgeous women and good
living. Like real non-stop excitement. I'm not religious, but wrong
or right, that's me."
"I'm not saying this because I'm looking for a soft cushion wherever
I'm heading, I just feel that I've got thousands and thousands of
young fans that have to learn about what's real when it comes to AIDS.
Like the others before me, I would like to turn my own problem into
something good that will reach out to all my homeboys and their kin.
Because I want to save their asses before it's too late."
"I'm not looking to blame anyone except myself. I have learned in the
last week that this thing is real, and it doesn't discriminate. It
affects everyone. My girl Tomika and I have been together for four
years and we recently got married. She's good, she's kind and a
wonderful mother. We have a little boy who's a year old. Before
Tomika I had other women. I have seven children by six different
mothers. Maybe success was too good to me. I love all my kids and
always took care of them."
"Now I'm in the biggest fight of my life, and it ain't easy. But I
want to say much love to those who have been down to me. And thanks
for your support."
Just remember: it's YOUR real time and YOUR real life. "
Eazy E
===================================
Eazy E and His Impact on HIV and Music
by Davey D

These profound words that were read by Eazy-E's lawyer just days
before he passed, says it all. This March 26th will mark the 10th
anniversary of Eazy E's passing and it's something that we should take
a little time out to acknowledge.
When Eazy passed his death sent shock waves within the Hip Hop
community and forced everyone to take a long hard look at themselves
and their behavior and change up. After all, up till the time Eazy
passed, many of us simply saw HIV and AIDs as something that would
never touch us. It was always perceived as a gay white man's disease.
and even after Magic Johnson came forth years before Eazy's death to
admit he had contracted the disease, many of us dismissed it to him
being a freaky type, Hollywood promiscuous cat who may have sexually
crossed the line.
However, when Eazy passed, all the hoods around the country were put
on notice, HIV and AIDs was no joke and would take out anyone
including 'gangsta types like Eazy who once rapped that he was 'built
to last'.
When Eazy passed folks were shook, as folks began to really 'check
themselves before they wrecked themselves'. If you recall it wasn't
long after Eazy E's death that many artists came together and did
songs for compilation albums like "America is Dying' and 'Red Hot
Cool' that addressed the issue of HIV and AIDs . You had everybody
from KRS-One and his song 'Jimmy' to TLC and the late singer Left Eye
wearing condom earrings to promote safe sex.
Nowadays in 2005, if one were to watch a few choice videos or listen
to the lyrics of a few songs, that are piped to us day in and day out,
one would not know that we as a Hip Hop community had come together
and attempted to be more responsible. This perception is boosted by
numerous studies that show the rapid rise in HIV and AIDs especially
among young Black women who apparently are getting their sexual values
and cues from rap videos and the outspoken, over the top attitude and
on screen behavior of their favorite artists. Hopefully folks heed
the lessons learned 10 years ago.
With respect to Eazy E the artists as we acknowledge the 10th
anniversary of his death, we have to look beyond the debate about
whether or not he had conscious raising lyrics or whether or the best
rhyme flow. He was truly one of those guys who came from Rags to
Riches and history will show that he and his group NWA for better or
for worse changed the face of Hip Hop forever as well as the
misperceptions many had about the West Coast.
Now is this a good thing for Hip Hop? Many have weighed in over the
years and have given some very strong opinions and debated whether or
not they helped or hurt Hip Hop. Over the years when I interviewed
Eazy and I have had some very heated discussions with him about his
lyrics, he always insisted that what he was doing was 'reality rap'.
. The term 'gangsta rap' was something that later applied to him and
his music by mainstream media. He was clear that what he and NWA were
'street reporters' and that there was room within Hip Hop for all
sides of our existence. He felt it was important that folks outside
of Cali understood that there was more to it then nice beaches and
palm trees.
------------------------
Listen to Eazy E 'Rags to Ruthless' Radio Documentary
Below are the links to an incredible radio documentary put together by
LA Hip Hop artist the Poetess. Not only is she major fixture in LA's
Hip Hop scene, she also tight with Eazy and other members of NWA,
Hence she wound up getting some incredible interviews on the days
leading up to Eazy death and the days after.. If you ever wanted to
know about NWA, Eazy E and their true legacy be sure to peep these
interviews and drop Poetess a line at Poetess92@aol.com and let her
know what you think.
She covers everything in this piece from how the group first came
together, the conflicts they had including their break up, how
everyone eventually came together to resolve their differences and of
course Eazy's death and how everyone dealt with it and is dealing with
it..
Here are the links. Please note you will need winamp
http://www.winamp.com to best hear the radio show..

Rags to Ruthless The Life and Times of Eazy E and NWA pt 1
Click here

Rags to Ruthless The Life and Times of Eazy E and NWA pt 2
Click here
===================================
Eazy E Timeline.

In closing we are including an excellent time line that chronicles the
life of Eazy E.. It comes courtesy of
http://www.eazy-e.com/eazy-e-timeline.html
 

September 7, 1963 - Eric Wright, a.k.a. Eazy-E was born in Compton
 

Winter 1979 - Eazy-E drops out of high school in 10th grade. He later
returned to receive his GED.

March 3, 1987 - Eazy-E meets Jerry Heller at a record-pressing plant
in Hollywood. Heller hears a sample of Eazy-E's music and the two
become partners, launching Ruthless Records.

March 1987 - Eazy-E discovers D.O.C., signs him to a Ruthless/Atlantic
Records deal and brings him out on tour with N.W.A.

November 1987- N.W.A. with members Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, Eazy-E, DJ
Yella and Arabian Prince, Starts a 14-date national tour on the bill
with UTFO, Salt & Pepa and Heavy D.

July 1988 - Ruthless Records cuts a deal with Atco Records to
distibute products by JJ Fad and Michel'le

August 1988 - N.W.A. releases "Straight Outta Compton", which
eventually sells more than 3 million units

September 1988 - - MTV refuses to air the video for "Straight Outta
Compton, "claiming the clip, a re-creation of a police gang sweep of
black teens, "glorified violence"

September 1988 - - Eazy-E releases solo project "Eazy Duz It, " which
eventually sells more than 2.5 million copies.

June 19, 1989 - Members of N.W.A. are arrested for performing "Fuck
Tha Police" on stage.

August 6, 1989 - Members of N.W.A. are briefly detained by Detroit
police after chanting a few lines from "Fuck Tha Police" in concert

August 20, 1989 - D.O.C. falls asleep while behind the wheel of a car
he gets into a serious accident. He loses his voice as a result of
the accident

August 1989 - A woman, 16, says she was raped after a concert in
Birmingham, Ala. In a later civil suit she claims she had a daughter
as a result of being raped by N.W.A. member Lorenzo "MC Ren"
Patterson on a tour bus after the concert.

September 1989 - FBI sends a letter to ruthless Records, warning the
group that the agency didn't take kindly to the single "Fuck Tha
Police"

January 1990 - Ice Cube leaves N.W.A. over finacial disputes

March 26 1990 - Tennesse District Attourney Joe Baugh rules that
N.W.A.'s "Straight Outta Compton" and 2 Live Crew's "As Nasty as They
Wanna Be" violates the Tennessee obscenity laws August 1990 - N.W.A
releases "100 MILES AND RUNNIN" EP, which eventually sells more than
500, 000 copies.

September 1990 - WaxWorks, a 110-store, Kentucky basedretail chain,
pulls 100 Miles and Runnin from its store shelves and refuses to sell
it due to its explicit references to oral sex and gang violence.

November 1990 - Fox TV rap video show "Pump it up" runs a segment on
N.W.A in which it crosscut between members of the group badmouthing
Ice Cube and a interview Ice Cube saying bad things about them.

January 27, 1991 - Dre runs into "Pump it up" host Dee Barnes at a
record release party in Los Angeles and gets into a physical
confrintation with her.

Febuary 1991 - Barnes files criminal charges against Dre for "assault
and battery" and files a $22.7 million lawsuit against Dre and the
members of N.W.A. The civil case is eventually settled outside of
court.

May 29, 1991 - N.W.A releases "Efil4zaggin", which eventually sells
more then 1 million copies. Debuts at No.2 on the pop chart.

June 22, 1991 - "Efil4zaggin" becomes the first gangsta rap album to
reach No.1 on the Billboard charts. June 1991 - Irish singer Sinead
O'Conner, after originally aggreeively defending N.W.A, tells British
music magazine "New Musical Express" that N.W.A's "attitudes have
become increasingly dangerous". O'Conner also said "the way they deal
with women is pathetic".

Summer 1991 - N.W.A breaks up.

August 1991 - Eazy-E files a state court complaint against Dr.Dre,
DeatRow Records executive Marion "Suge" Knight and rap artist D.O.C.
that alleges the defendents used "duress" and "menace" to get Eazy-E
to void his exclusive contracts with Dre and the D.O.C. The case is
still pending.

October 1992 - Ruthless Records sues Dr. Dre's Death Row Records and
accuses Dre's label of racketeering. The suit gets dismissed on
Aug.9, 1993. It is under appeal.

November 1992 - Dr. Dre releases "Dre Day, " a video where he shows
an Eazy-E likeness in a disparaging light.

December 1992 - Eazy-E releases solo EP "5150 Home For Tha Sick, Which
has sold more than 500, 000 copies.

April 1993 - Amid a swirl of controversy, Eazy-E publicly speaks out
in support of Timothy Briseno, one of the police officers who was
video taped beating Rodney King.

May 1993 - Houston-based rapper Willie Dee, formerly of the Getto
Boys, tells the Los Angeles Times in a interview that "Eazy-E is a
sellout, " for supporting Briseno.

August 1993 - Relativity Records signs a deal with Ruthless Records to
promote, market and distribute Ruthless artist.

October 26, 1993 - Eazy-E releases second solo album "It's
on(Dr.Dre)187um Killa, " which eventually sell more than 1.5 million
copies. The album contains repeated references to Dr.Dre and shows
Dre on the album's inner sleeve wearing eye shadow, lipstick and
sequins.

Winter 1993 - Eazy-E pays $2, 500 to attend a fund-raising luncheon
for the Republic Inner Circle, where George Bush spoke.

Winter 1993 - Eazy-E ordered to pay child support of $58, 000 a year
for a girl he fathered in Nebraska.

April 1994 - Eazy-E starts hosting "The Ruthless Radio Show" at Los
Angeles radio station KKBT (The Beat) on Saturday nights with former
N.W.A. member Yella.

October 14, 1994 - Members of the rap act Po' Broke & Lonely sue
Eazy-E, claiming Ruthless Records interfered with their ability to
negotiate with other labels.

February 24, 1995 - Eazy-E is hospitalized for what he believes to be
a case of chronic asthma.

March 16, 1995 - Through attorney Ron Sweeney Eazy-E releases a
statement, disclosing he has contracted full-blown AIDS. In this
statement, Eazy-E also says that he has fathered 7children with 6
different women

March 1995 - Eazy-E marries Tomika Wood, with whom he had a son,
Dominick, In his statement Eazy-E says that both Wood and Dominick
have tested negative for HIV

March 26, 1995 - Eazy-E dies aty Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los
Angeles at the age of 31.The cause was complications from AIDS,
according to his doctor, Dr. Williams Young

Welcome back to my girl Rebecca Altman from Conspiracy Sounds. She's taken a well deservede break & she is back & back with a bang with her new project by Exile & Lokey "Sinking Ship" b/w "The Bridge & Signs" (Mixt Ape Records). This cut is tight & well worth bumpin' on your wheels. I think you'll enjoy these 2 tracks. Peep it aiight & show Rebecca some love like ya used to! You can hit her up for copies online at: conspiracysounds@hotmail.com...

Brisco "Who You Is" (Poe-Boy Ent.) is a joint that I'm really feeling off the MP3 my boy & Rap Attack Mixtape reporter, DJ Killatone (see photo above) hit me off with. It almost sounds like a cross between a Cash Money joint & somethin' outta the G-Unit camp! Brisco is on FIYA & you can expect to hear more about Brisco off da vinyl in a couple weeks. Stay tuned...

Sway & Tech are also bout to drop their new album "Back 2 Basics" (Bolo Ent./Bungalo). This album from my boys reppin' "The Wake Up Show" features exclusives from Chino XL, Common, Kam, Crooked I, Canibus, Sly Boogy, Royce Da 5'9", Self Scientific, our own DJ Revolution on the wheels & more! The first single from Chino XL "Watch Closer" b/w "Enough Beef" featuring Royce Da 5'9", & Common is this weeks' NUMBER ONE MOST ADDED RECORD at RAP ATTACK! If you'd like to get custom drops, etc., hit up my girl Stephanie Ojeda from Bungalo Records with all your info & contact info to: stephanie@bungalorecords.com or call (818) 710-7740. If you haven't yet, you can watch Sway, Tech & Rap Attack's own, DJ Revolution on the "Wake Up Show" for free! All you gotta do is have a Windows computer with a cable or dsl modem & you can watch the "Wake Up Show" 24/7. Log onto this link at: http://www.nft-tv.com/clients/wakeupshowTV.zip.

Here is our new address for 2005 to send material for review, etc (vinyl & cd's)! Same address, just a new Ste. number:

 RapAttackLives.com

4750 Kester Avenue, Ste. 11

Sherman Oaks, CA 91403

Attn: Nasty-Nes

Rap Attack takes a "WHAT'S UPPER" look this week with:

Big Rube (KOOP-TX): "What's good people, its ya man Big Rube, we back at it again. You ever find yourself needing a vacation from your vacation? That’s my stance right now, Spring Break came and went without me even acknowledging it. Wow, this is the last spring break of my life, 7 more weeks and that tassel and cake aren't too far away. Now I can join all the pool of unemployed graduates that have that glimmer of hope in changing the world. Nice.....

I want to shout all the people this year who came out to the infamous SXSW 2005 in Austin, Hip Hop was huge this year amongst the rest. We had Bun B (thanks for the love), ZRO, Devin the Dude and the Rap-A-Lot family showcasing their best as well as Austin and Houston well represented. Bavu Blakes showed out and did his thing with 5 shows in 2 days, ouch..and NOOK from ATX still holding it down.

For the fam that came from both coasts it was a pleasure for you all to show love to our city. DJ LT DAN, CHOPS and Mike Baxter thanks for showing the Urban Assault love, Jessica from Spectre, Double J from Trilogy, John Legend and the oh so many more artists, record label reps and industry cats that showed out. We might not be that populated at as a city but we put it down when they say we are the live music capital of the world, ya kno!!. Four nights of non stop Hip Hop from Chingo Bling and Paul Wall to Aesop Rock and Erykah Badu, from Dj’s like Rapid Ric to Diplo and LT Dan. Special shout to Mat Sonzola from Houston Damage Control Radio and Dj Chill for helping coordinate it all this year. Thass a rap now its time to work on next year. If you didn’t come down you all should seriously consider it. Be on the look out for our next event on April 8th for The First Annual Texas Relay All Star Bash an all star showcase, for more info www.diamonddivaent.com if you interested in VIP hit me up and let me know"...

G-Brown (Mixtape-NY): "What's good family? Lot's of big things going on right now. Peep this month's issue of "The Source"(April '05, Baby of Cash Money on the cover), "Tales of the Tape" section, as they spotlight my recent mixCD "Legend of the Drunken Master : Best of O.D.B" as a MUST HAVE. Big up to Justo and the staff of the Source for the shine... Attention all Miami massive(Dade County/305 baby...), I'll be doing it up Miami-style March 29th-April 5th. I'll be making appearances and rocking various parties while down there, so hit me up on the 2-way for the 411. Big up to my man 50-grand, DJ Irie and DJ Patrick Oliver, for the love"...

Wonder Twinz (SIRIUS): " The World Traveling / Performing DJS The Wonder TwinZ are ready to Rock another Party. So no matter what city , state or country, If you need DJs to rock the crowd , Host your event,introduce acts, etc, give The Wonder TwinZ a try. You may know the name, but have you seen them in action???? Their record library is no joke, filled with enough joints to rock any party, anytime, anywhere. Bookings available immediately We know that a lot of labels and artists are getting ready to make snippet CDs, Mix CDs, etc. The Wonder TwinZ are available to host the CD. To Book The Wonder TwinZ or to simply learn more about them, please log onto www.wondertwinz.com TODAY." The NEW issue of The ConneX LiST - Volume # 17 is out in the streets NOW!!!!!
With MC Lyte on the cover. This issue is dedicated to females in HipHop.Cop it at : www.ConneXLiST.com"...

Damian Rodriguez (KGNU-CO): "Sup ya’ll. Wonderfull week as I’m tryin to buy, purchase my first house. I’ll have my taste of picket fence! Woo hoo!"...

Edgie Kokoski (WUNH-NH): "It seems like every morning when I turn on the news or click on the internet, it’s like Court TV everywhere. Here’s my random thoughts about all of these recent court cases:

Michael Jackson: I really wish Michael would stop pretending to be so infirm that he can’t make it to court on time, or get himself dressed. I guess he was well enough to have psycho shit-faced parties with little kids, and ride on the Ferris wheel with them. Suck it up and stand trial like a man Jacko. Tupac took 5 bullets and still made it to court on time, so I think you can at least get dressed…

Robert Blake: If you want to kill somebody, California is the place to do it. This guy gets off the hook even though it was proven he was armed at the scene of his wife’s murder. I’m guessing that the jury must have thought the LAPD framed him too. They probably planted his own handgun in the restaurant…

Scott Peterson: The death penalty in California? Maybe they aren’t as lenient as I thought. Bill Maher made me chuckle this week when he said, “Scott Peterson was sentenced to death this week. The judge gave him an option, lethal injection or dinner with Robert Blake.”

 Lil’ Kim: Way to go Kimberly. You could have walked with a fine & probation but now you are facing up to 20 years in prison. Did she really think that she could prove in court that she didn’t know two men who were in her music video? I also get a kick out of Capone and Lil’ Cease coming out and making a point to say that they were subpoenaed and were “not snitching” when they took the stand. What happened to all this “fuck the law” and ‘I’ll lie in front of the judge” tough guy talk we always hear in rap? Exactly.

 Terry Schiavo: I’d like to know where I get a job where I can take the day off to stand outside of a courtroom and protest court rulings that have no effect on my family or my life. Because I keep seeing people on the news doing this, and I want to work where they work. And how about the media making a big deal of Congress’ “late night session that went well past midnight”. Big fucking deal. They only work about 4 months a year, so I think that they can stand to pull one late night like us regular working slobs. The congressional seats in the capitol building were 75 percent empty anyhow. Real hot button issue…

Lt. Dan (Mixtape-Delaware): " Fat shouts to everyone who came out to see me and CHOPS perform 2 shows at the annual SXSW conference in Austin, Texas last week: my man XAVIER at Rap-A-Lot, TOSIN from www.thescrewshop.com, PAUL WALL, CHINGO BLING, EDDIE DEVILLE, and the legendary BUN B of UGK!!! Everyone did the damn thing in TX and I can't wait to go back and do it all again! H-Town look out, ya boy LT. DAN may be back your way soon... The SXSW conference marked the release of my latest banger, the long-awaited dirty south compilation with the next superproducer CHOPS - "It's Going Down" hosted by PAUL WALL!!!! "It's Going Down" is 20+ tracks from artists like SLIM THUG, T.I., BUN B & SCARFACE remixed and re-animated by CHOPS and mixed to perfection by LT. DAN...get @ me for your copy, they're going crazy fast!!! Vol. 2 is in the works and should be out very soon - "It's Going Down 2" is hosted by CHAMILLIONARE and will feature all exclusives and remixes from your favorite dirty dirty artists...still looking for more music, so holla if you have any exclusives or freestyles you can contribute...

NEW ADDRESS: I'm still not receiving service from a few labels while some are still getting sent to my old address. I moved a few months ago, so please update your vinyl mailing list with the following info:
DJ LT. DAN
1336 Riverside Dr.
Wilmington, DE 19809
 

Garbs Infinite (WRUW-Cleveland): "What's crackin everyone. WRUW's annual telethon will be from April 4th through April 10th. Anything anyone can do to help us out would be great. If you have some music premiums that we could use, t-shirts, or any sort of donation that you could spare, it would be better then gravy on a neckbone with biscuits on the free lunch menu! (well... allmost). Get at me online at:  crazymanwitblade@yahoo.com Thanks in advance!!!"... 

Kazzeo (KHDC-CA): "Props to my former high school Santa Cruz High whose basketball team won the state championships. Yeah baby! Gotta give a shout out to my man 3rd Rail (WNUR) out of Chicago who laced me with a couple new Akbar & Rise records. Real fire there. Pluse they were produced by fellow Rap Attack DJ's Kevin Sakoda & Rick Lawson. Anyone see my wife Jesssica Alba in the new GQ magazine? Man, she is sooooo freaking hot! So Lil Kim got convicted. She'll probably get probation and a fine. But if not, I got two words for you = Chained Heat. LOL Last week also had it's share of losses. West Coast pioneer Mixmaster Spade lost his battle with injuries after being involved in a motorcycle accident a few weeks ago. This is a huge loss as Spade was the prototype of numerous current stars such as Snoop, Nate Dogg, Ja Rule and 50 to name a few. Also Renae Diggs, the former lead singer of 80's R & B group
Starpoint, passed away after battling multiple sclerosis. Starpoint was really big in the mid 80's with songs like "Object Of My Desire" and "Restless"... 

Brian "Z" (WZND-IL): "We have T.I. & Trillville hittin up our campus on April 15th and I am looking for people to send out swag material that our street team can hand out prior to the concert. Hit me back if you have some stuff 2 send me over. Its much appreciated. *Listen this Saturday Night at www.wznd.com to the Saturday Night Party with Suave and myself. Join us. 7-10pm CST.  *Saturday Night Party MIXTAPE is officially a wrap. Thanks to everyone who submitted material for the mix tape. Over a thousand copies will be distributed throughout the area which covers 5 college campuses in Illinois. If you'd like to learn how you can be apart of the SNP Mixtape series for future releases, please hit me back with your inquiry. *Copies of the new SNP mix tape will be mailed to those who have artists on the mix tape and those who supplied me with a mailing address in Mid-April. Thanks! *Check out Saturday Night Party Mixtape Vol. 1's review at Rap Attack Lives.com at http://www.rapattacklives.com/tapedeck_172.htm **Shouts Out: eek & Rick @ GMM, Bobby & Chris @ Atlantic, Mickey @ MOB"...
 

BumSquadDjz.com's own DJ Commando has started his own DJ service company. Here's what's up with Commando (KBOL-Iowa): " his is a mobile dj service and event promotions/coordinations and we have just got everything off the ground March 12th. My goal with the company is to do some shows with artists plus spin at clubs and special events. Also wanna sponsor some retreats and conferences with the bigger companies and network with the labels and artists to keep the music industry positive and also fun but you learn and network with the artists. If you want or need our services please contact Chris "Blenz" Jackson at (319) 594. 8021. Here's my contact info FYI:...
Dj Commando-Iowa
Dj Country-Florida
207 High Ave #2
Springville IA 52336
319 981 7654
Djcommando1@aol.com
Djcommando1@tmail.com
Or Dj Country
239 822 5391-FL

Also I'm plannin to move to FL by Sept and move my business down there with my partner and really wanna network with the FL market but I'm never excludin no one! Holla at me for anything and send me product cause its all about breakin new music and I work at a radio station in Iowa called KBOL and I do artist on air interviews so if you want to do one get at me and make sure I have ya product. Thanx and lets make it happen"...
 

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SHOUT OUT TIZIME: Happy Birthday to JayForce (WRFG-Atlanta) celebrating this Wednesday, March 30th! Rene Diggs from the 80's hit group Starpoint (R.I.P.). To my homie Ranadeb "Jellow" Choudhury outta Ch'rewd & Urban Network (we go way back & it was great having you chill at my crib over the weekend. See you in Palm Springs BUDDY!)...

PEACE, LOVE & HIP-HOP UNITY (God Bless & Isa Mahal),

Nasty-Nes

(Pinoy Pride4Life / John 3:16)