Sorry for the late post,but I was so engulfed in the Nefarious Johnny Dog and Pony Show today.....


Here is part II to the classic interview series that started with Run DMC on yesterday (see post below). This is LL Cool J before he blew up and it includes a brief walk down Farmers, a freestyle and all the meanings of LL




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This is from a credible source newradiohits.com listen to update stating that all On Air personalities at Hot 107.9 WHTA Atlanta were just fired!!



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This is sooo funny because I was just having a heated conversation with a guy last night about how McCain (I feel) and his 'buddies' were behind this conflict in Georgia to make him look good. Now less than 24 hours later I see a clip of Vladamir Putin making the same acussations publicly. I will not bore you are pretend to be a political guru (I can hold a decent conversation though) so just peep the video and read the write up I grabbed from cnn.com



SOCHI, Russia (CNN) -- Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has accused the United States of orchestrating the conflict in Georgia to benefit one of its presidential election candidates.


Russian PM Vladimir Putin has accused the U.S. of orchestrating the conflict in Georgia.

1 of 2 In an exclusive interview with CNN's Matthew Chance in the Black Sea city of Sochi Thursday, Putin said the U.S. had encouraged Georgia to attack the autonomous region of South Ossetia.

Putin told CNN his defense officials had told him it was done to benefit a presidential candidate -- Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama are competing to succeed George W. Bush -- although he presented no evidence to back it up.

"U.S. citizens were indeed in the area in conflict," Putin said. "They were acting in implementing those orders doing as they were ordered, and the only one who can give such orders is their leader." Watch Putin accuse the United States »

White House spokeswoman Dana Perino blasted Putin's statements, saying they were "patently false."

"To suggest that the United States orchestrated this on behalf of a political candidate just sounds not rational," she said.

U.S. State Department deputy spokesman Robert Wood concurred, and labeled Putin's statements as "ludicrous."

"Russia is responsible for the crisis," Wood said in an off-camera meeting with reporters in Washington on Thursday. "For the Russians to say they are not responsible for what happened in Georgia is ludicrous. ... Russia is to blame for this crisis and the world is responding to what Russia has done."

When told that many diplomats in the United States and Europe blame Russia for provoking the conflict and for invading Georgia, Putin said Russia had no choice but to invade Georgia after dozens of its peacekeepers in South Ossetia were killed. He told Chance it was to avert a human calamity. iReport.com: First-person accounts from the center of the conflict

The former Russian president, still considered the most powerful man in the country, said he was disappointed the U.S. had not done more to stop Georgia's attack.

Putin recalled he was watching the situation in Georgia and South Ossetia unfold when he was at the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games on August 8.

He said he spoke to U.S. President George W. Bush, also attending, who told the Russian prime minister he didn't want war -- but Putin spoke to CNN of his disappointment that the U.S. administration didn't do more to stop Georgia early in the conflict.

Also Thursday Putin announced economic measures which he said were unrelated to the fighting with Georgia. Nineteen U.S. poultry meat companies would be banned from exporting their products to Russia because they had failed health and safety tests, and 29 other companies had been warned to improve their standards or face the same ban, Putin said.

Putin said Russia's health and agricultural ministries had randomly tested the poultry products and found them to be full of antibiotics and arsenic.

While Putin repeated that the bans were not related to the Georgian conflict, they indicate the measures some Western countries -- particularly in Europe -- fear if Russia goes on a diplomatic offensive.

read on here...

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I first watched this interview about two years ago I guess. It is part of a complete documentary (will post more vids later) done by a European in the 80's. The reason this clip is so special is not because it shows Rev. Run in his (worldy days) cursing Lyopr Cohen out, but because of the beginnig of the clip with DMC. You see this intro provided the inspiration to Life The Great's video Stupid Fresh which I spoke about HERE. In my treatment I copied this shot almost frame for frame, but for time I had to cut alot of it out the actual video. Watch the clip one because it's interesting viewing and two because you will get a better understanding of what we do and how it's all inspired by Hip Hop from yesteryear! The other cats on the Retro album tip don't do the knowledge like this and therefore I can them gimmicks.

Enjoy:


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If you missed the last 3 shows that Life The Great has done then you are truly missing the next phenom. They have been so great because of the other artist that have co-starred with him I must say and this concert will be no different. Life The Great is working on an all new stage show for this event that will be held at Smith's Olde Bar in Atlanta which is not the typical venue for a Hip Hop event but these are not your typical performers either.

Info:
Location: 1578 Piedmont Ave Atlanta G.A 30324
Doors open: 9pm
Admission: $8
Age limit: 21+
www.smithsoldebar.com

MARK YOUR CALENDERS....Stimulus Checks 3 coming September 17th to Lenny's



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Here is another one from the stash of classic Hip Hop Material for the masses. A lot of youngin's my not know who this duo is or the contribution they made to Hip Hop so for that you will have to do your own research. All I can say was they were so powerful that this line "..drive a red Sterling and the seats recline" by Greg Nice made that car famous outside of New York. Here is a great interview from the DWYCK crafter's themselves.

*note* i never would have guessed that Smooth B wrote for Bobby Brown back in the day.

Nice & Smooth Interview


Bonus video:

Sometimes I Rhyme Slow Live:

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Do you remember when BET used to go off air completely around 2am or so? They were still in infant stages and didn't have enough programming to fill the slots. Well as time progressed I guess the network heads figured that Jesus could cover the expense so they opened the airs back up to all kinds of miracle workers across the country. After years of that con game Bob and friends noticed that they could make a lot more money with blaxploitation so BET UN-Cut was born and it had a great run until Nelly came through and murder the game which in turn murder the show. Now Debra Lee is thinking what can we do to calm this bible fanatics down for a while.....In comes Pastor Thomas Kerney!

I remember coming home from a performance and it was 4:15am so while in the shower I turn on the T.V and I hear "through GAWD!!! you will be healed. now order you prayer package" I was on the floor in tears and immediately called everyone in my circle to watch BET and it's been a tradition that if we get home or are around a TV at 4am we catch Kerney. On a serious note though I really feel sorry for the people that call in believing this guy is anything other than entertainment.


Pastor Kerney (blooper) reel:

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Where were you when you first heard Reasonable Doubt?

Here is another great EPK (even though it's a flash back EPK). Everyone is on here too...Irv Gotti takes you through the making of 'Can I Live'...Ski recreates 'Dead Presidents'Ah man so inspirational this is! You new artist understand what a classic album is made of and it's not having 20 guest rappers on your joint either.

Enjoy,

Antonio Starr

Reasonable Doubt EPK:



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Man this is sad....How many times have we heard about people dying in this fashion? Going out, coming home, go to sleep and never wake up (Pimp C). I couldn't imagine losing my son at an early age like this. Condolences to the Young family.


Taken from La Weekly Blog:
The Los Angeles County Coroner reported today that the son of hip hop record producer and rapper Dr. Dre has died. Andre Young Jr. was found dead at his home in Woodland Hills on Saturday morning.

Young was out the previous night and returned home around 5:30 A.M., according to Assistant Chief Ed Winter. His mother went to check on him in his bedroom around 10 A.M., found him unresponsive, and called 911. He was 20 years of age.

The cause of death is pending completion of a toxicology report.

Andre Young Sr., better known as Dr. Dre, shot to fame with the influential gangsta rap group N.W.A. He later became an artist and co-owner of Death Row Records. In 1993, he won a Grammy Award for the single "Let Me Ride." As a producer, Dre was credited with popularizing West Coast G-funk.

Dr. Dre is currently the founder and CEO of Aftermath Entertainment.



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Remember when New York Hip Hop was REALLY popping? Being a military brat traveling the world I met a lot of kids and they ALL wanted to be from new York....including me! All I wore were Hoodies and Timbs and my mom hated it. "You are gonna mess your feet up wearing those boots all the time" is what she said quite often. "I'll take care of that though, don't even worry bout it" was my response every time. All day and all night I was rocking NY rap music. From Boot Camp Click to Wu Tang to Mobb Deep and of course these kids Capone & Noreaga. Of course I heard them on every Ny mixtape that was out, but it was T.O.N.Y that knocked me off of my feet. It was something about Nore's flow and delivery that brought you all the way into the beat and once there Capone would lyrically stabbed you death.

I found this video in an internet stash sometime ago and found it pretty interesting. It's hard to tell exactly when it was shot, but I'm thinking it is suppose to be the EPK for the War Report album. My man Tragedy Khadafi a.k.a The Intelligent Hoodlum makes an appearance throughout the whole joint and he is shackled up. I knew he put them on but never knew he taught Nore how to rhyme. Enjoy the video, but continue reading afterwards (you have to watch the entire interview to understand where I'm going with the remainder of the post).



"It's like New York's been soft every since Snoop came through and crushed the buildings" - Jay-Z

In the video above you heard Tragedy and actually the whole Queens talk about the New York New York song that The Dogg Pound did right? Well a lot of people think that's what officially jumped the whole East - West beef off, but all I know is that is what a great time in Hip Hop for me. Snoop and The Dogg Pound killed this song and when they got the balls to come to NY to shoot the video it got even doper (is that a word?). I remember hearing that all their trailers got shot up, but the show went on and the video was even doper (there it is again) than the song itself. Here is the video:

Dogg Pound - New York, New York


After this song dropped (as mention in the EPK) Capone, Noreaga, Tragedy and Mobb Deep decided to retaliate with LA, LA which in my humble opinion murdered the Dogg Pound version. This song started out as just a freestyle for mixtapes, but it caught on so fast they decided to go back and have Marley do a beat and run with it. Til this day I still like the original freestyle version where they just looped the ending of New York, New York, but of course they would never get that cleared. If you didn't get the Craig G and S&S tape HERE download it and on there is where you will find the original version of LA, LA. (If anyone has this version in HQ MP3 please hit me with it 1x4your mind (@) gmail (dot) com) Here is the LA, LA video done straight NY style!

Capone $ Noreaga featuring Tragedy Khadafi and Mobb Deep - LA, LA

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Just call me Tone The Jeweler because I keep bringing those gems! This rare stone is called Compton and it's in a band of brothers called N.W.A and needless to say it's priceless.

This clip appears to be pre 100 Miles And Runnin because they are already on and Ice Cube is no where to be found. In it you get a brief glimpse of what it was like to be in the studio with legends. If you listen very carefully you hear Eazy speaking two of his favorite things that ironically led to his demise.

random things I noticed:

1: Was that a Michel'le promo jacket Yella Boy was wearing?

2:The brother in the back chillin? Do you know who that was? (of course I know, but I'm asking you)

3: Every time I see Yella I don't get the Gangster vibe.

enjoy:


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Stupid Fresh Video:

Around 1998 I was living in Lake Charles Louisiana working at Northrop Grumman where I was modifying Boeing 707 aircraft for the AWACS unit of the Air Force. It was this mid sized town where I first began my journey into the information super highway and it was with the Web-Tv. There wasn't much you could do with this device aside from email and browsing websites. It didn't have a hard drive so you couldn't download anything, but you were able to stream media back then which was all I needed for this site that played a major part in my Hip Hop life. The site I speak of was/is 88hiphop.com ran by the Pseudo Networks. To this day I can't remember how I found the site, I guess I've always had talent for browsing. Anyway with the 88hiphop site were different "radio stations" that broadcast simultaneous video and interactive chat. Of course today any and everybody can broadcast online, but this was over 10yrs ago and riding that tip of the Internet wave. I thought it was the most amazing thing ever. back to 88hiphop...they had station like Queendome, The Cool Out and my favorite of them all Beatminerz radio with Evil Dee, Mr. Walt, Cynical and another young lady whose name slips my mind. *sidenote* There is actually a recorded show out there in cyberspace somewhere that has a question from me on the air to the producer Youglord. 88hiphop.com is the reason why I am launching my on video show online in the coming weeks. 10 years later and I still find motivation from this site. The new site is....not so much. I go back every now and then, but the feeling is not the same...I digress.

About the clip. This is a clip from a show that I did not record, but I remember watching it live online. It is my man Big L along side his Harlem crew and A.G from Showbiz and A.G. In the clip he gives a brief not as in depth interview about his views on the music biz at that time (funny but the same holds true now) as well as his contribution to Harlem U.S.A. He speaks about the new records he has coming out with Herb McGruff and Cam-ron as well as one of my favorite Big L records 'Ebonics'. Like most hip hoppers I wonder what would rap be like if we still had Big L along with the other greats that passed away. Enjoy the clip and then go do your knowledge on 88hiphop.com a true pioneer in Online Hip Hop content.

Evil Dee is on the mix...come on kick it. I love that!

Big L rest in peace



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I came across this interview somewhere a long time ago and had it loaded up for my online TV Station HERE that will officially launch soon, but then I thought how do I follow up the NaS Epk?....Who other than Big Daddy Kane. I have to say that if I was a rapper I would bite his style so hard even today. In this clip I thought a full fledged porno was about to jump off for real. Kane gets an A+ for creativity in this interview, but you have to watch the entire clip because the end is hilarious.

Long live The Kane!!



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from Showbizspys:

Actor JULIUS CARRY has died. He was 56.

The star passed away on Tuesday (19Aug08), according to MediaTakeOut.com, but details of his death have yet to be released.

Carry was most famous for his role as Sho Nuff in cult 1985 martial arts film The Last Dragon. He enjoyed a long career in the TV industry, starring in shows such as 1989's Doctor, Doctor and making notable appearances in Jag, Diagnosis Murder and Spin City.


If it's true R.I.P Shonuff!!!

Intro of Shonuff!

If you download Life The Great's free album HERE we used the sample from the beginning of this clip...just a side note


The Infamous "Glow" fight scene


80's Coors Light commercial


On Murphy Brown


Julius Carry
March 12th, 1952 - August 19th, 2008


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I listened to this a couple of times and thought that I had to post this up for those that haven't seen it. This is a video of (Mad) Skillz speaking his mind about changing of the guard in Hip Hop and he is spitting that. It's also funny to me when he talks about "stopping the celebrity" he speaks my sentiments exactly when it comes to these cats going on reality shows thinking that they will be famous.....not! You Oldheads need to stop hogging the ball!



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I remember reading in the Source years ago about how meticulous Nas was on the Illmatic project. They talked about how he turned down hundreds of beats from producers rappers at that time dreamed of working with, but this man had a vision for the classic album and was relentless to get what he wanted. I think it's safe to say that Illmatic lived up to his expectation probably to the level of becoming a curse because although I am a life long Nas fan nothing else came close to this album. Anyway here is a gem for you Nas pre CD era fans out there. It's the EPK for the aforementioned project....enjoy.

Special appearances by: Large Pro, Premo, Q-Tip, Pete Rock

Illmatic EPK


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So I'm watching video's online today and came across the "Belly 2" trailer and after my initial thought of "Damn they are about to House Party 4 the Belly name" (for those that don't know Chris Stokes destroyed the House Party franchise with part 4..super corny and low budget)then immediately I thought about an observation I made years ago when the movie first came out and this was way before blogging. I've always wanted to speak with Hype Williams about this because he did it quite a bit in the movie, but you had to really be a Hip Hop head to catch it (any of them). In this instance which is my favorite re-enactment of them all he used the last verse of Nas' One Love from the timeless classic album "illmatic" and made it into one of the dopest visual in the movie, which wasn't hard being that Nasir painted a perfect picture with his lyrics. Did you catch that in the scene? Don't front you never knew! Anyway I took it upon myself to school you youngins and oldheads whom this brilliant sequence flew right past. Below is the verse from One Love..listen to it thoroughly then go to 4:25 in the youtube clip from Belly (Didn't feel like editing the video) and experience the genius that is Hype Williams by way of Nasir Jones. The script is damn near verbatim of the lyrics from One Love. Oh man!!! I love Hip Hop!

P.S don't run back to your blog(s) frontin like you knew either.

One Love - Snippet


Scene from Belly (Go to 4:25 in the clip)

Do you remember Hammer and Slammer? Krs-One spoke about them on the Jack Of Spades record...remember? It was from the I'm Gonna Git You Sucka soundtrack (he also performed it at the end of the movie)...Anyway here is a classic scene from Git You Sucka with Isaac Hayes(Hammer) and Chris Rock(Rib Joint Customer) at Hammer and Slammer's restaurant. This 93 seconds scene birthed two of the funniest catch phrases in the urban community back in the late 80's. See if you can recognize them.

Isaac was funny too....

"Can't forget Slade, Hammer and Slammer..." - B.D.P

This cat Miilkbone is definitely in the soundtrack to my life! The year was 1995 and I met this army cat named Tony a.k.a Dj Ebony from Harlem U.S.A, but we were in Lawton Oklahoma at the time. After gaining his trust and showing him how bad I wanted to be a Dj he finally invited me up to his barracks to rock the 1200's. He gave me a crash course in mixing and blending which he did ever so eloquently. How does Miilkbone com in you ask....Well this was the first record(12") I started my training on learning on the blend the beats together so on and so forth. I was so excited about it that I went out the bought the tape, but aside from Keep It Real and Where's Da' Party At? the album was lackluster at best. I do believe the kid was down with Treach and the Naughty Crew, but I'm not sure what he is doing today. Miilkbone....Where is he now?

Trivia: Who's voice is that sampled in this song?
Bonus Trivia: what song is the sample from?


Keep It Real

I was always the odd kid out in my small hometown in Southwest Georgia. In addition to tapes like X-Clan and P.R.T I had this tape Life Of A Kid In The Ghetto which I rocked until the tape popped (literally). Aside from Guru I don't know of any other rappers out of Beantown that left classic records behind on tape (respect to the Almighty R.S.O). Ed OG had a couple on this album like Be A Father To Your Child which is still relevant today. In addition to that banger was my favorites I got to have it and Bug-A-Boo. I have to be honest I've never seen the videos for these joints until now so if you were in that same boat then please partake in the Ed OG visuals.

I Got To Have It


It's crazy that they bleeped out Adidas...

Remember when mixtapes were really on tapes? I had just about every New York Dj's mixtape in heavy rotation inside the '94 Honda Civic....BANGING! From Clue to Doo Wop and Dirty Harry (my favorite) to Lazy K, but there one one particular tape that I got (from Marco @ Tape Masters in Five Points downtown Atlanta) that changed my life and respect for mixtape Dj's forever. It was entitled Niggas Don't Give A Fuck! Just the title alone made me pick it up because with a name like that it had to be some ignorant shit going on in that tape. Ignorant...not really disrespectful?....yes! It was obvious that the duo didn't give a fuck about the competition because they went in SO hard with back to back exclusives of nothing but fire. I'm surprised that I didn't paralyze myself from banging my head so hard in the car. The tape opened with World Famous by M.O.P but the second track Pose A Threat is the one that sucked me in and prepared me for the ride through some real Hip Hop music. I heard Put It In ya Mouth, L.A L.A and You'll See (favorite on the tape) for the first time on this tape. I became a hardcore N.F.L crew follower because of the American Dream record on this tape.

If you happen to know either Craig G. or Dj S&S (I wonder if the numbers on the tape are still valid?)please tell them that they helped shape me as a true Hip Hop head over a decade and a half ago with this timeless mixtape. Without further ado I present to you the capsule of 1994 that holds some of the realest Hip Hop from that great year in music. Do remember (shouts to Clue) that this was taken directly from the Maxell high bias so you have to be understanding of the quality. Two links of course because there was and A and B side.....

I am too lazy to type the track listing, but you can see that in the (actual) tape artwork above. Who loves ya?

A Side
http://www.zshare.net/download/14377108b76d16b1/

B Side
http://www.zshare.net/download/143766514961e8c4/

As I was surfing channels between the Olympics last night I came across Larry King Live doing a show highlighting Mr. Mac's career and immediately I thought I have to catch this tomorrow on Youtube. Well if you though the same thing but still haven't seen it then here you go.

Part. 1


Part. 2


Part. 3


Part. 4


Part. 5

My Homie Rich Dorval just emailed me this clip with the simple subject of Niggers. Like you I immediately thought "Is Kramer on the rampage again? maybe Bush let it slip while in China", but no this clip a young brother spitting vicious poetry and when I say vicious I don't mean further degrading or ignorant I mean he's talking it how some of us see it and by see it I mean how we see Niggers (and we all know Nigger isn't a black thing). I not gonna say much on this one just peep it out.
"Niggers will fight for anything on this earth except their human rights" - Hard Face

"...being a Nigger got me no where, but locked up and alone. I got nothing solved so I had to evolve to a GOD when I got grown" - Hard Face

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To hear the Nigger joint in audio format check out his myspace Hardface23 and this page he has some dope stuff on there like Misery.

It was like yesterday I just got my early out from the military and I was building planes in Brunswick G.A. Back then I was in the store every Tuesday buying records although I can not remember what CD I went in with intentions to buy ( I think it was The Coming by Busta Rhymes) I came out with that disc and the 13year old Latchkey Child a.k.a A+ Forever I thought the D.J dude on the intro was Funk Flex and thinking this kids has to be nice he has Flex's endorsement. Well it was Flex but the kid was still dope! From beginning to the end the album banged with standouts like Me and My Microphone, All I see (the party joint of course), Alpha 2 Omega and my favorite hands down A + Z with AZ.

He didn't do as well as I expected being that he was a young handsome fella with oldhead swagger and his lyrics were above par in my opinion. Did he write his won lyrics? He did have a follow up album Hempstead High, but I didn't get into it really. Maybe I will go get it now.


A+ - All I See


My favorite track from the album: A+Z feat. AZ

This one has Kel Mitchell playing Kwame...funny

BY now you've heard the news so I will not drag this out extensively with text I just want to post some of my favorite clips of Mr. Mac. I must say though that I truly feel like I have lost a family member in Bernie Mac. He was my funny uncle that you always wanted to be around just to brighten your day. If you want to read the official story go HERE otherwise enjoy these clips of Bernie and let's celebrate his life.

P.S take care of yourselves people we shouldn't be dying because of pneumonia is this day and age!




First Time On Def Comedy Jam



Second Time On Def Comedy Jam



In House Party 3



In DOn't Be A Menace


Bernie on Tavis Smiley


Bernie on Charlie Rose in 2002 (skip to 23:27)


Speaking on the movie Pride



Speaking on the movie Guess Who (he was sick here too)



On The Daily Show


Miss you already.

This whole win tickets on the radio thing really is a wasting of time if you understand the purpose of Promotional (Free) events. For instance the Pepsi Dj event I attended @ Sugar Hill last night was admittance with a pass only, but they know they have to fill these venues for the look so although I didnt have a pass I knew it was a simple as walking up to the door and request one. Anyway that's what you have here. Nelly is performing at The Tabernacle in an event that's sponsered by Samsung and the last thing they want is a half empty (or full depends on your outlook on life) building. With Nelly's recent slump in producing hits they have resorted to creating a standby list to fill empty seats for those that can't get Frank and Wanda to pick up. follow this link HERE click ACCESS INFO and you are on your way to get you J's stepped on

I have one favorite on my Youtube account and that's Oskamill (don't know what the hell that stands for) and this was after watching the first series of The Making the Band spoofs they did. Beyond that the Lil' Wayne and Juelz Santana joint is hilarious too. While the first episode of the Danity Kane sppof wasn't as funny as the previous exploits here is a gem to hold you over until the next show airs.

Affion Im telling you now we are gonna bite your style son!! That's the best form of flattery right?

Mr. Carter Spoof video

I remember when we did talent shows at the Blakely Civic Center back in the late 80's no one EVER sang a song matter of fact the mics were never plugged in because all you had to do was lip sync. On this particular night in 1988 I was performing two songs. One of which I was the lead with two background dancers (more on that later) and the other was a group performance and the song was "I need You" and boy....I was pumped. "Yo, hey, check this out....." is how I set it off with my Panama Jack shades on. This song right here ni....this song right here......is the $#!t!!

I Need You:




and this one was cool but by far no I Need You. It's funny but you can listen to their records with a video and automatically tell that the cat rapping has a gold tooth.

Anytime:

Sunday's are my family days and most of the time they are filled with hilarious moments most being courtesy of my 8yr son Maceo. Anyway yesterday was our annual back to school (supplies) shopping day which Dad is in charge of this year. I decided to take a few snapshots to provide visuals with my commentary.

The adventure starts with walking through the parking lot to the mall and seeing some rather funny bumper stickers on a white Jetta.

and the night was over.....

I love my life! I couldn't have a better wife or kids. This is what living is suppose to be about ain't it? Except for a great label deal for my artist Life The Great I couldn't ask for anything else. I think I am gonna start a section on here just about my son and the crazy things he says and does on a daily basis. Anyway if you have kids be a parent and stop surfing the net all day reading blogs, but do subscribe to mine :)