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Showing posts with label 90's hip hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 90's hip hop. Show all posts

Friday, July 8, 2011

EPMD @ Kool Haus 2moro: "Poof, the fire's out and I'm gone, peace to Mandela and Farrakhan"

Had to cop 2 tickets to there show in Toronto 2moro!!!



Dem days when you just stared the camera down and spit awesome lyrics...realness!!!



"Fight the power" It makes them understand...but too much power and you might get banned, so if you want Air Play...you can't be too black, and watch what you say" - EPMD (fuck I miss real rap music)

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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Blogging about him Again: RIP GURU (of GangStarr)



This was from one of the best jazz-rap fusion albums ever!

Want more? Go buy the first album Jazzmatazz Volume I from 1993. PEACE!

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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

REST IN PEACE - Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal (GURU of Gang Starr)

Via: DJ PREMIER BLOG.COM



I came by way of this news through DJ PREMIER'S BLOG, and I just wanna say for the record (R.I.P. to Guru and L.I.P. (Live in Peace) to DJ Premier, because if it weren't for those two men the Hip Hop/Jazz Genre may never have rose to the heights that it did in the mid 80's and that birthed the jazz influences in hip hop throughout the 90's.

Many of the legendary groups that dominated 90's Hip Hop had fall outs and differences of opinion, it was the trend of a changing music industry where some would say it went from great music to worse; and the politics that strangled rap music evidently did the same to the group that so many loved called Gang Starr. I look at these occurrences in music not with sadness but with an awakened optimism; for they are the lessons left for me to learn, and Guru was and is the right kind of example to learn from.



Th scandal that's ensued between the various parties all vying for control of who get's to handle Guru's affairs is the right of no one else but Guru (who made a choice by choosing that person to be his 7 year friend and producer Solar, probably his right of attorney in all legal matters). I respect Guru's decision, but I don't respect all of Solar's decisions to date. I applaud DJ Premier for posting up the information that has informed fans even if the official letter written by Guru's hand doesn't speak that favorably of DJ Premier (it shows class and respect on his part).

There has been a lot of confusion as to how Guru would have been able to write a letter given his condition at the time of Guru's final statement (some even suspect malicious tampering and manipulation by his current producer Solar). Regardless of whatever version of the story you want to ascribe to, one thing is for certain, Guru is now freed from the suffering that came as a result of the Cancer that he contracted; and for that at least his fans are grateful. May his music live in the hearts and minds of those who truly honored his style of Hip Hop, and maybe because of him in some small way Hip Hop is still not dead. I will endeavor to do my part to keep it alive also through the works of my movement I AM IN DEMAND.COM.



Gang Starr - 'Words I Manifest'



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Monday, March 1, 2010

PRAY FOR GURU: Gangstarr was Hip Hop to me...and it always will be!!!



Legendary Rapper Keith "Guru" Elam, from the legendary rap duo "Gangstarr" is reported to have had a cardiac arrest and then shortly afterwards fell into a coma; and now he's in surgery according to Twitter. I AM IN DEMAND.COM is praying for him and his family...and we pray he come out of this ordeal in full standing order. I personally loved a lot of his albums, I even frequented shows where Gangstarr would perform and I can say with absolute certainty that Guru is one of my all time favorite lyricists, I'd hate to see an early unfortunate occurrence of any negative nature befall him.

Below: is a video featuring Brandford Marsalis & Terence Blanchard; theme from the Spike Lee directed motion picture Mo' Better Blues called "Jazz Thing" which contained the very sound that Gangstarr was famous for and the sound that it pioneered in Hip Hop.



Gang Starr - Take It Personal



Download: Gangstarr Album - Daily Operation

Download: Get Well Soon (The Guru Respect Mix)

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Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Were still asking: What does it Take? Choclair featuring Jully Black

Via: 1loveto.com/

Toronto Vintage - Choclair featuring Jully Black

Lyrics: "forget the nonsense that ain't real
about "keep my face screwed, how many caps I like to peel"
I don't talk about no guns because guns I do not carry
never advocate no violence cuz violence don't become me "




The fashion people wore back then reminds of me high school so much...lol

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Monday, February 16, 2009

A Happy Belated Valentines Day Picture - "Hood Love"

Are you in love like this?


I saw this picture and loved it...the whole matching timbs thing with the female tip-toeing for the kiss...just thought it was cute.

I love photography...

And this video brings back memories...
The Lost Boyz - Renee (90's Hip Hop)