Wu-Note.
Recreating the Wu-Tang catalog in traditional Blue Note style.
It would be smart to do more remastered versions and reissues like this.
Mantronix - Bassline.
Lootpack - Likwit Fusion (feat. The Alkaholiks & Defari)
Madlib can rock a beat.
Wu-Note.
Recreating the Wu-Tang catalog in traditional Blue Note style.
It would be smart to do more remastered versions and reissues like this.
Shad lays down a 6 minute flow in front of the garage.
This guy is ridiculously good.
Also check out this MTV Canada clip of him playing “Rock To It,” Rhymin’ and playing guitar.
Shad — Brother (Watching).
The new hotness. I found out about this guy on thesixtyone, a sort of digg/rpg game for indie and underground music. You should join, it’s fun. Justin turned me onto it yesterday, and it’s mega addictive. Tell the site that colemanm sent you, if you sign up (I might level up).
Beastie Boys performing “So Whatcha Want” on Arsenio. 1992.
Featuring DJ Hurricane on the mic, along with short appearances by B-Real and Sen Dog from Cypress Hill.
In other news, they’re reissuing Check Your Head as a collector’s edition at the end of the month, just like they did with Paul’s Boutique a few months ago. Supposedly, a reissue of Ill Communication is due out this summer, too.
The Beastie Boys’ masterpiece, Paul’s Boutique, has been reissued as a remastered 20th Anniversary edition.
There’s a website for the reissue, which includes a full album commentary track by the three Beasties. Includes reminiscing about the real Johnny Ryall as well as a story about the “vocal booth closet” in Matt Dike’s house in which both Tone Loc and Young MC had dropped their breakout hits.
Cool Kids — Black Mags.
“Gimme bout an hour, And I’ll have it clicking, ticking, gliding, flying like McGuyver.”
