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RAP ATTACK WELCOMES OUR NEW REPORTERS FOR
THE 2008: |
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AJ WOODSON (right)
with GLORIA VELEZ - (TheBestJams.com) |
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BROTHER JOHN (TheBestJams.com) |
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DJ GUTTA DOWN (Mixtape
reppin' GA & OREGON) |
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DJ SAGE (CFRO-Vancouver,
Canada) |
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DJ SPAZO (Mixtape-Harlem,
NY) |
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DJ FUSION (WRSU 2 -
NJ) |
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UNCLE TREEZY (left)
with DJ KOOL HERC - (WITR-Rochester, NY) |
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JORDAN STAIGER (WMUA
- Amherst, MA) |
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MZ SHAI (LEFT) with
CL (DigiWaxx) - (KKFI-Kansas City-MO) |
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[[ January 14, 2008 ]] |
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What's
Upper? I am back in full effect for the '08! I hope you
had great holiday. It kinda went by quick for me but
it's good to be back. The last few weeks I got a lot of
R&R but yo, Britney Spears was like all I heard
about in the news, online & in the papers. My hometown
Seahawks will not be in this years Super Bowl
XLII. Other than that it's great to see "American
Gladiators" back on TV with new hosts Hulk Hogan
& Laila Ali. I was a big fan of the original 80's
show & still a fan in the Y2K8. Crush & Siren
are da ish. Oh yeah, "American Idol" new season
premieres this week too! I also bonded with Damian
"Mr Groove" Rodriguez (KGNU-Denver)
who taught me how to work my new dvd burner & transfer
movies to my IPOD. Plus I finally created my own
YouTube page! Thanks to my dawgs D-Tragic
(805HipHop.com) & Vernassa Fields (Spyn
Cycal) for schooling me on compressing something to
something ( I still have no clue but learning!!! LOL) so
I can upload videos on YouTube! So now you can visually
see a 20 plus year history of yours truly from my days
with Nastymix Records, Sir Mix-A-Lot, my
Lowrider days back in Seattle in 1983 and a few movies
I've been in; "Kung Pow! Enter The Fist," "House Party
4" and "Scratch Merchants." So if you're ready to share
some history with me, than log onto:
http://youtube.com/nastynes818...
I
want to also WELCOME to the exclusive RAP
ATTACK family, our new reporters for 2008! These
are the heads that'll make a difference in breaking
NEW
Hip-Hop on their shows & mixtapes:
RADIO:
CFRO
- Dale Cheyne aka DJ Sage (Vancouver
BC)
KKFI
- Mz Shai (Kansas
City,
MO)
KSDT
- Ryan Bowers aka DJ Prove 1 (San Diego, CA)
WITR
- Uncle Treezy (Rochester,
NY)
WMUA
- Jordan Staiger (Amherst,
MA)
WRSU
#2 - Mary Nichols aka DJ Fusion
WRSU
# 3 - Sammy Figgs (New
Brunswick,
NJ)
INTERNET:
HEAVY
ROTATION (TheBestJams.com) - AJ Woodson
HIPHOPFRIENDS (HipHopFriendsOnline.com) - DJ Spazo
THE
BEST JAMS (TheBestJams.com) - Brother John
MIXTAPE:
AL C.
aka DJ Gutta Down
Rev
Run's Journey From 'Raising Hell' To Raising a Family
"We're gonna go minister to the world on MTV."
Rev Run's Journey From 'Raising Hell' To Raising a
Family
(By Jae C. Hong -- Associated Press)
You
wouldn't expect a rap star who drives a Phantom and
makes trips to Hooters with Kid Rock to be the
centerpiece of one of the most feel-good and positive
reality shows on television, but Joseph "Rev
Run" Simmons is just that.
"Run's House," the reality show on MTV,
chronicles the lives of Simmons, a founding member of
the legendary rap group Run-DMC,
and his wife and kids as they go about their lives of
family-friendly domesticity.
As
"Run's House" prepares for its season finale Thursday,
Simmons chatted by phone about his faith, his show and
his fellow rappers -- David Betancourt
How
did "Run's House" get started on MTV?
I got
a call from Diddy. Me and [brother Russell Simmons] had
these little commercials playing on
BET
of us promoting sneakers and he just called me out of
nowhere and said: "I got an idea. I don't know if you're
with this, but you should do a reality show."
What
was your family's reaction to the idea?
I
told my family and they were down. I said we're gonna go
minister to the world on MTV. When we work, we
understand that it's unto God, so we're serving. Serving
in the capacity of a reality show. Showing people family
values and bringing entertainment into their homes. My
ministry is family. It's a church that leads by example
instead of preaching to you. Showing you the lifestyle
that comes from serving God. Not so much the cars and
the house, but the peace and health that's in my home.
You're a reverend. Your brother Russell will drop an
expletive immediately after meditation. Has there always
been that contrast between you two?
He's
probably always been like that. I didn't notice because
[in the past], I was cursing more than him. His cursing
seems really street and everything [on the show], but it
wasn't noticeable when I was Run. Now that I'm Rev Run,
it's very noticeable on the show, which makes it cool.
Snoop
Dogg now has a reality show that deals with him being a
father/rapper/family man. What are your thoughts on his
getting this type of show?
I
love that Snoop is now working with his wife and kids,
which creates closeness. So if I inspired that in any
way, I have really scored a touchdown. When [Diddy] says
to me: "I want to go bowling with you and your family,
the Simmonses versus the Combses," I realize I've
inspired. I'm inspiring people to go home sometimes.
It's very appealing to see.
Do
you feel that a show like "Run's House" is necessary for
TV, given that the top-rated reality show among African
Americans is the tawdrier "I Love New York 2"?
If
everything was "Run's House," you wouldn't be happy.
You're happy to watch "I Love
New
York,"
you're happy to watch Flav, you're happy to watch Russ.
You're interested in "American Gangster," you're also
interested in Talib Kweli. It's the buffet of life. If
you don't want the cranberry sauce on the buffet, don't
eat it.
How
did you become a reverend?
I
didn't like what was happening in my life. I started
going to church. I kept going every day and the collar
just kind of got wrapped around my neck.
What
do you hope to accomplish for the duration of the show?
God
has given me a pioneering spirit. It's a Tyler Perry
type of thing. How do you get God into the movie theater
and entertain people? It's a blessing. It's huge. In
Times Square, me and all my family are covering every
window of MTV and I have a collar on. That's the most
unbelievable thing in the entire world...
7 GRAND RECORDS ANNOUNCES THE RELEASE OF GURU'S
JAZZMATAZZ: THE TIMEBOMB/BACK TO THE FUTURE MIXTAPE
FEATURING DAMIAN MARLEY, LORD TARIQ,
ZION I, COMMON, DOO WOP, TONY TOUCH, ACEYALONE, NATURE,
K-BORN, HIGH POWER, MR. LIF, AND MORE.
PRODUCED BY SUPERPRODUCER SOLAR HOSTED BY THE MIXTAPE
LEGEND DJ DOO WOP.
Fresh off an international tour, Guru,
super-producer, Solar, and 7 Grand Records
announce the February 2008 release of Guru's
Jazzmatazz: The Timebomb/Back To The Future Mixtape,
the "raw" companion to the Jazzmatazz Vol. 4
album. The Mixtape carefully and superbly crafted by
Super-producer Solar exhibits the "Golden Era" New York
essence along with a cutting edge futuristic twist!
Hence the title, "Back To The Future."
The tracks are pure "bangers" and the guest appearances
are classic as they compliment Guru's iconic yet
streetwise vocals! The MC's selected represent the best
of America's true Hip Hop artists that hail from the
"Underground" scene that Guru has remained so true to.
There are features such as reggae artist Damian
Marley, Aceyalone and Zion I from the
West Coast, Blue Scholars from Seattle, Mr.
Lif from Boston, Yungun from London, as well
as legends Lord Tariq from the Bronx, Nature
from Queensbridge, C. Knowledge from Digable
Planets and Tony Touch to name a few. The album
also features up-and-coming 7 Grand Records artists
K. Born & Highpower from
Philadelphia
and Young Pablo from
Paterson,
New Jersey.
This is no ordinary mixtape CD as it is hosted by the
Mixtape King himself, DJ Doo Wop, who is featured
on a couple of tracks.
"Since the inception of Jazzmatazz, one of our main
focuses has been to create music for every generation,
for the music lover. The Jazzmatazz series has always
been about charting new territories, blurring genre
lines, and collaborating with artists to create music
that's timeless and relevant."
With a career that spans over a decade and one that is
now eleven-LP's deep, Guru has been able to stay
relevant when many of his counterparts have faded into
the background. Now with a musical and business
partnership in full motion with Solar, and the formation
of their new label, 7 Grand, Guru feels even more
reinvigorated. "7 Grand Records allows me not only to be
creative, but to finally be in control of my creativity.
Between us you've got a legendary spitter that's still
hungry and still relevant, teamed up with the hottest
New York producer in the game, which makes for a musical
vision that is powerfully important and virtually
unstoppable." Solar adds, "7 Grand Records is the
epitome of what great NY Hip-Hop represents taken to the
new millennium and beyond! Now in control of our own
label, we're free to introduce forward-thinking Hip-Hop
concepts to the masses," explains Solar.
In the past, Guru's Jazzmatazz endeavors have
enabled him to collaborate with a who's who list of
legendary musical icons including Roy Ayers,
Donald Byrd, Chaka Khan, Isaac Hayes,
Herbie Hancock, Branford Marsalis and
popular cross-over favorites including Macy Gray,
The Roots, Erykah Badu and Angie Stone.
When asked how he has been able stay such a viable force
in the music industry Guru states matter of factly "be
honest with yourself, be original, be open to criticism
and don't be afraid to reinvent and recreate yourself."
With Guru's Jazzmatazz Volume 4: The Hip-Hop
Messenger (Back To The Future) and it's companion
mixtape Guru's Jazzmatazz: The Time Bomb (Back To The
Future Mixtape), Guru and Solar have delivered
another fresh approach, one that's not only an
interesting attempt at boundary-crossing but also a
compelling enough to bridge the jazz, Hip-Hop & soul
enthusiast all at the same time...
Excerpts from Davey D's End of Year Hip Hop Awards
by Davey D
Top Five Low Moments in Hip Hop in 2007:
One of Hip Hop's lowest moments came in January of 2007
when the RIAA (Recording Industry Association
of America) teamed up with the police to raid the
offices of DJ Drama and DJ Cannon in
Atlanta. It was a foul move when you consider that for
years the industry especially on the Hip Hop side has
depended upon mixtape deejays who usually at great
expense to themselves have gone out and literally laid
the foundation and blown up the careers of the artists
they featured.
Mixtape deejays have long been a bigger asset then the
marketing departments at many of these labels Drama and
Cannon are the best of the best and too see and hear
about their offices getting raided and them getting
arrested was about one the lowest moments we had this
year. In my opinion the motivation behind the raid was
about exerting control, not loss of revenue.
Nowadays the RIAA wants to bring their gestapo tactics
to the average consumer. They are now pushing a case
through the court system to make it illegal for
purchasers of a CD to copy music onto their computer.
How low and how sad is that?
3)The death of soul legend and longtime James Brown
sidekick Bobby Byrd. Folks within Hip Hop
know Byrd best for the song 'I Know You Got Soul' which
was immortalized by rap stars Eric B & Rakim.
Top
Ten High Moments in Hip Hop for 2007
1)Master P stepping up, apologizing to Black
woman and making a promise to turn things around and
release positive music. He came across as an esteemed
elder statesman and repped us well during the
contentious Congressional Hearings last Summer.
2)Byron Hurt's award winning documentary
Hip Hop Beyond Beats & Rhymes which addressed misogyny
in Hip Hop and forced us all to take along hard look.
3)The Paid Dues and Rock the Bells Tour. These two
concerts sold out in many cities and let us clearly know
that Hip Hop was alive and well inspite of dire
predictions from so called experts and critics. The
highlight of these tours was seeing all the great acts
that now have stellar back up bands...
4) KRS-One, Lord Cashus D and the Chicago
Hip Hop community that came out in full force and lit
things up at the FCC hearings around the issue of
media consolidation in Chicago. There were attempts to
stifle voices but folks in the The Chi weren't having
it.. Hip Hop was in the building. You can peep KRS
speaking at those hearings here:
http://odeo.com/audio/16884193/view
Big shout outs are in order to the Seattle Hip Hop
community who followed suit and came out in force at the
FCC hearings in Chicago. 206 Zulu Nation members
came through and let the FCC Commissioners know that Hip
Hop folks were alive and active and very much against
the type of dribble being offered up daily on commercial
stations.
10)The formation of the Hip Hop Chess Federation in the
Bay Area and witnessing Rza and his fellow Wu-Tang
family members Gza and Black Monk take
the championship for the federation's first tournament.
Big shout out to long time journalist Adisa Banjoko
who put this together. he brought together a gang of
chess playing Hip Hop artists ranging from Casual
of Heiro to Paris to pioneers like
Popmaster Fabel to DJ Q-Bert to Raaka
from Dilated Peoples to Sunspot Jonz of
Living Legends along with martial arts experts and
chess masters to go head to head in the ultimate
thinking game. Things went so well this past summer that
HHC is gearing up for a own's chess tournament
called the Queens Invitational. Banjoko noted that its
important to get people to think long term and if
they're gonna battle, battle on the 64 squares as you
comtemplate your next move opposed to having meaningless
battles in the streets over nonsense. Check out Rza
winning the tournament.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=LEa8aOZYcTY
Rap
Attack takes a "WHAT'S UPPER" look this week with:
DJ Scene (WILD-SF):
Its
true! I've officially moved from KUBE 93
Seattle
to WILD 94.9 in San Francisco! (KYLD). I
start mixing on Saturday, Jan 26th and every Saturday
after from 8-9pm. Peep my REMIX for download & my tour
schedule:
DOWNLOAD:
Rick James ft. Lil Jon and Pitbull
- SUPER FREAKY
http://www.stun1.com/stun/redirect.php?u=Njg3fDI2NjI4fFJhcEF0dGFja1Rvc
DMwQEFvbC5jb218MTU3MDI5fDE0MzM3MDAxfDMwMTQ4NQ==&id=532146
JANUARY CLUBS:
18 Jan LIFT Dallas, Texas
19 Jan HOME St. Louis, Missouri
24 Jan AMBASSADOR San Francisco, CA
25 Jan E4 Scottsdale, Arizona
26 Jan PRIVILEGE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
DJ
Stage One (KMOJ-MN): "I wanted 2 let u know
that I'm featured on a new (free) Atmosphere
joint called "Strictly Leakage" & the name of the joint
is called:(track 8) "Crewed Up" ft.YZ (Tower
With The Power) and others. Can u believe I'm
actually rhyming? You can check it out online at:
www.Rhymesayers.com...
DJ
King Otto (KFAI-MN): "Happy New Years folks!
I'm extremely happy to announce that I've finally
replaced my dead laptop! 08 is off to a great start!"...
Edgie
Kokoski
(WUNH-NH):
"Wow! 2008! Who would have thunk it? It's definitely
crept up on me quickly. Its been a crazy start to 2008
here in NH as we just had our first in the nation
primary. We endured weeks of intensifying fliers wedged
in our door jambs, pollsters dialing our homes, and
scabs on every street corner waving signs in the bitter
cold. I think the thing that really strikes me as odd
about the election process is how newspapers endorses a
candidate. It seems to me that media outlets (i.e.
Fox News, CNN) have become less bashful about
denying how jaundiced their news reporting is. When a
newspaper, that is supposed to deliver impartial news on
a daily basis, decides who their reader's Presidential
pick should be, it strikes me as a little unethical.
Like Britney Spears trying to be a parent.
One of the funniest stories I read over the break was
about C-Murder's book club. A literary
organization is sponsoring a telephone chat about
C-Murder's book "Death Around the Corner" and has
crowned his novel as their "Book of the Year". I guess
when C-Murder, a mongoloid who rode his brother's
coattails to minimal fame, wins an award as author of
the year, it's pretty much time to give up on
civilization. Or at least stop feeling bad that you read
Penthouse instead of books.
I heard one of my friends the other day using the term "shitload"
to describe something. I tried to figure out where that
term originated from, but what I found even more
puzzling was exactly how much a "shitload" is. It's
obviously a unit of measure, but I really don't know how
to envision it. I think that I might try using it more
often to see if I can quantify the term. For example,
the following conversation might occur:
Deli Worker: "Can I help you, Sir?"
Me: "Yes, I'd like some Smoked Turkey Breast
please."
Deli Worker: "OK, how much?"
Me "I'd like a shitload please."
It should be smooth sailing from there"...
Jim
Tess
(WUML-Lowell
MA): "I am still looking for people to perform here in
Lowell at a local bar called "The Worthen." The venue is
excellent, you will have a good time. Our first foray
was a success and we are looking to repeat it. We can do
shows on Fri or Sat nights, if you are having a tour,
let me know and we can work with your schedule to find a
good date.
My address:
Jim Tessier
906
Bridge St
Lowell, MA 01850
www.myspace.com/egotripWUML...
DJ
Raw-B (KUSF - SF): "Happy New Year Folks!
Looking foward to breaking more new music in 2008. Over
the
Holiday
break we had our annual X-Mas Breaks and Ol'
Skool New year's broadcasts. Click on the links
below to download and listen:
BeatSauce X-Mas Breaks show 2007:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ked9zr
BeatSauce Ol' Skool New Year's show 2007:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/0lar2w
DJ
Kazzeo (KHDC-CA): "So before the New Year, I
heard what I thought was the worst news ever. JESSICA
ALBA REVEALED SHE WAS PREGNANT. But that was just
the beginning since she announced that she was engaged a
couple days later. Man 2007 ended real shitty.
As much as I hate to say this, I really don't see anyone
beating
New
England
in
the playoffs. That team is a monster for real. Something
tells me that Papa D & DJ Addition will be
celebrating on February 3"...
Nate
Abney
(WKDU-Philly):
"Back at it again in 2008. Don't know what this year
holds but I'm looking forward to it. I hope MJ'S
album is good based on what I've seen it should sound
good but you just never know nowadays. Anyhow look
forward to talking to everyone during the course of the
year"...
DJ
Sage (CFRO-Vancouver,
Canada): "Big shout out to the new homie Nasty Nes
as CFRO and DJ Sage have officially been added to
the reporting team of RapAttackLives.com. It is
honor as this publication is a pioneer has far as
college radio reporting goes. Moreover, Nasty Nes was
one of the founding members of the legendary KEXP
"Street Sounds" show, which I guest on from time to
time. And, today Rap Attack and Nasty Nes both
represent Hip-Hop music and culture to the fullest.
We are already bringing that heat in 2008. On January
1st show, we recapped our favourites of 07' in no
particular order, but they were all slamming tracks.
Then last night, we were joined by one of the best
DJs/producers out there right now. Statik Selekath
talked about his debut album "Spell My Name Right"
and how it all came about. This young cat at only the
age of 25, has got that talent, soulfulness and ear for
coupling beats with the right MCs that has made DJ
Premier a legend. And Statik has got even more heat
for us in 08' with upcoming projects with Q-Tip,
Reks, Termanology as well as a sophomore
album. Both these shows and many others are available
at:
www.urpradio.podomatic.com...
EarthQuake
(Live365.com):
"Happy New Year. Hope everyone had a great Holidays. I
had a chance thanks to Dave to check out 2 of the
5 sold out Blue Scholars shows before Christmas.
Every group that performed each night killed it and it
was a great environment. If you couldn’t go to any of
the shows you could watch on the internet and also can
still check out the archives. Welcome to all the new
Rap Attack Reporters. I am honored to still
be a part of the panel"...
Nesto
(WODU-VA):
"What's good everyone? Hope everyone had a good holiday
season, and brought the new year in right and safe.
Something about a new year and have that "clean
slate"again, but it's already the 2nd week of 2008, and
I'm already stressed the hell out with my damn day
job... DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh well, as long as you all
keep blessing me with that dope music I'm gonna be
good"...
D-Tragic
(805HipHop.com):
"Yo Happy New Year Fam! Just
wanted to welcome in a DOPE new 2008 Season! Also wanted
to say Whats Upper to the new RapAttack DJ
Panel! Look forward to building with all of you guys
this year! Holla @ Nes for all my info! There is
a lot of new stuff coming in and looks like 2008 is
gonna be on
FIRE!
Thanks for checking out and supporting 80.5FM –
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WinAmp Radio, and on
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Radio!!
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL HIP-HOP!! IF YOU HAVENT PEEPED OUT
RAPATTACKLIVES.COM – Don’t Sleep. Do it today!
RapAttackLives.Com Represents College Radio to the
Fullest! ANY DJ READING THIS EMAIL CAN REACH OUT TO ME
FOR MORE INFO!
**NEW
SHOW JUST ADDED**
We just added a new show w/ JiJi Sweet
from 100.3 The Beat in LA “In the Sweet Factory”
Every Mon-Wed-Friday @
2PM
– New Heated mixed every week!
DJ’s
HIT
ME UP WITH DEMO SHOWS – WERE ADDING
NEW SHOWS THIS YEAR! LOOKING FOR SOME DOPE SHOWS!! HOLLA!!
Look out for more shows and show schedule coming up!!
If anyone has priorities, be sure to send them to me @
dtragic@805hiphop.com. Also, we have a new
BUSINESS /
INFO
line @ 805HipHop.Com!!
Thats Right!! Be sure to Update & share this number with
you businesss associates! They can reach us here at this
number during normal business hours.
If you need to contact us when we are unavailable, you
can leave us a voicemail and we'll get right back to you
ASAP!!
The New Info line Number to update our contact info with
is: (805) 288-2256.
ALL
MC'S, DJ'S, A&R'S,
AND RADIO HEADS: GIVE US A CALL
AND
LEAVE A DROP FOR US!! LET US
KNOW YOURE NAME, YOUR CREW / LABEL / COMPANY / WEBSITE /
AND A MESSAGE
Our PERSONAL
INFO
is STILL THE SAME!!"...
Bri-G
(RPM/Mixtapes-New
York): "Remember when these little emails got shot out
on a weekly basis. I know you missed that, so here we go
with back to back weeks.
To
get this started right, I have a need to talk about "The
Wire." Bubbles needs to die. I’m sorry to say
this, but I’m sure most of you will agree with me about
this fact. Bubbles was a nice little supporting
character. He was the kind and friendly dope fiend
always getting into zany antics as all dope fiends seem
to do. He helped the police, put hats on drug dealers,
and somehow managed to make it almost every day
unscathed. Now, however, we’ve had to be subjected to
Bubbles personal life, his relationship with his sister,
random shots of him just walking down the street looking
for dope. I’m tired of it. This dude needs to be killed
fairly soon.
Sorry, I needed to get that off my chest.
100
bpm. That’s the line where music starts being fun.
Missy, Timbaland, Dream, Janet,
Snoop, Pitbull (even though he jacked the
track from a dead chick), Pittsburg Slim, even
Flo-Rida for god’s sake. Somebody better tell 75 bpm
hood krunk music it’s a wrizzap. You had a nice run.
Time to call it a day, people wanna dance again.
I was
especially tired of the phenomenon of dudes standing in
a ground and chanting the lyrics to some random fly by
night southern rapper instead of dancing with the
females. This is fine for gay clubs, this is not fine
when you’re a straight man looking to hook up with a
chick.
I
made a conscious decision to buy a pair of Ray Ban
sunglasses the other day. I think I’m slowly slipping
back to what I wore when I was 10 years old. It started
with the Members Only jacket over the summer and
now its regular fitting jeans and t-shirts.
I’ve
been getting hit with repeated emails about the voting
for the Mixtape Awards. First off, I don’t think I’ve
listened to a mixtape in 2 years so I’m not the one to
ask. I don’t even own a cd player. I honestly didn’t
think people were still even making them in physical CD
form. I guess I’m a little out of touch.
On
the same note, I REALLY can’t believe people still make
“exclusive” tapes. Seriously. People really still just
take some mp3 from their email inbox, slap a couple of
crappily recorded drops in between the tracks and call
it a mixtape. I’m blown away at the stupidity of the
consumer. Completely blown away. I’m even more blown
away that you can win an award for doing it"...
Here
is our address for 2008to 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
nastynes1@aol.com
Coming soon "www.RockTheBeatOnline.com"...
Attn
MySpace heads! If you haven't joined our
exclusive RAP ATTACK page on MySpace, log
on
NOW
& join at:
http://www.myspace.com/rapattacklives...
SHOUT
OUT TIZIME: Happy
Birthday this week to my daughter KristiAnne
(January 13) and to both DJ Kazzeo (KHDC-CA)
& my hero/mentor Muhammad "The Greatest" Ali
celebrating this Thursday, January 17...
PEACE, LOVE & HIP-HOP UNITY (God Bless & Isa Mahal),
Nasty-Nes
http://www.myspace.com/nastynes
http://www.myspace.com/rapattacklives
(Pinoy
Pride4Life
/ John 3:16) |
