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SPOSE - I'm Awesome (2010) Everyone please watch this video. It's freakin' hilarious. Plus is has some JJ+FP visual references in the video. They guys seems like he was inspired by them coming up.
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I've never heard that. I keep hoping they'll release 2Pac's music in it's original form. People are finally arguing about the crappy production and guest spots that 2Pac would have never made if he were alive. Most of the stuff released since 2000 has gotten pretty bad. I do think the remixed version of "Until The End of Time" was really good...but I love this version. SUGAR RAY - Is She Really Going Out With Him (I forget the album name...but I think it came out in 2003ish) This song cracks me up. I always go 2 this song when a girl I like is involved with a guy who isn't quite all there in the looks department....lol.
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HEAVY D - In Living Color (1989) I think this is the only TV show theme song that can rival "Yo! Home To Bel-Air."
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BRIAN MCKNIGHT + HEAVY D - Grown Man Business Unreleased (200?...I forget) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_avxC2t7jg I think it's silly that they didn't leave Hev's raps on the album.
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Short and choppy...but cool. Thanx for posting.
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HEAVY D + PUFFY - Big Booty Girls Big Booty Girls (12" Promo) (2005) The link isn't the actual song...it's the vocals over Michael Jackson's "Rock With You"...but for those who wanted 2 hear it, that's the best I can do...lol.
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Will recording with Game produced by the Neptunes
JumpinJack AJ replied to a topic in Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince
I wonda how it happened... -
Will recording with Game produced by the Neptunes
JumpinJack AJ replied to a topic in Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince
I think Twitter is crap. Total crap. But Willow's post is the 1st and only good thing it ever produced. -
MC HAMMER - Do It Like This The Funky Headhunter (Import) / It's All Good (Import CD Single) (1994)
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Will recording with Game produced by the Neptunes
JumpinJack AJ replied to a topic in Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince
Willow may have let something out of the bag...lol. -
I don't know if Kid still has the other songs he did on his Myspace but they were all good....some of them were great. MC HAMMER feat. THE HOMEBOY CHOIR - Burn It Up Super Dance Remix II / Japan Only II (1992) This didn't make Too Legit To Quit but I think it made the cassette. Now I own it on CD, FINALLY!!
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SCARFACE BOYCOTTS HIP-HOP HONORS
JumpinJack AJ replied to JumpinJack AJ's topic in Caught in the Middle
I don't like anything Master P ever did but even I would agree that he deserves some acknowledgment for what he accomplished 10 years ago. -
C+C MUSIC FACTORY - Things That Make U Go Hmm... Gonna Make You Sweat (1990)
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DMX - It's Personal Year of The Dog...Again (2006)
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SCARFACE BOYCOTTS HIP-HOP HONORS
JumpinJack AJ replied to JumpinJack AJ's topic in Caught in the Middle
Timbaland to Be Honored at VH1's Hip Hop Honors * Posted May 18th 2010 4:15PM by Nadeska Alexis Two-time Grammy winner Timbaland has been added to the list of honorees at the 2010 VH1 Hip Hip Honors. This year's program will honor musicians from the Dirty South, including Jermaine Dupri, Master P and J. Prince. According to VH1, the Virginia native will be honored as an innovator for his trademark blend of hip-hop, R&B and electronic beats, which have fueled the careers of several artists including Missy Elliott, Aaliyah, Ludacris and Justin Timberlake. More recently Timbaland -- CEO of the Virginia-based label Mosley Music Group -- produced tracks for Jay-Z's hit 'Blueprint 3' album. The 2010 VH1 Hip Hop Honors will mark the first time that the show has focused on honoring one select region of the country, but the sentiment has not been well-received. Several hip-hop artists including Tony Draper, Uncle Luke and Scarface have excluded themselves from the event, explaining that they feel disrespected for being boxed into categories. "For an East Coast-based show to call themselves showing some f---ing love by making a Southern watered-down version of what the show is supposed to be or what Hip Hop really is, man, I feel f---ed up about that s---," Scarface said, recently. VH1's Hip Hop Honors airs June 7, 2010. -
Why would they break the tradition and release MIB3 in May instead of July?!? And ID4-2 will not happen. Not with FP. Mark my words. "Stupid Idea" is written all over it.
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KID - Why Don't You Stay (2008) Kid recorded a handful of tracks between 2005 thru' now but I'm not finding anyway to buy them. Peep the link 2 see this smoothed out grown Hip-Hop joint.
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Will recording with Game produced by the Neptunes
JumpinJack AJ replied to a topic in Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince
No matter what it is...he's in a studio with Hip-Hop and R-N-B producers. If nothing more, that's a start. This hiatus has lasted just a bit longer than than the one between Code Red and Big Willie Style. He has not officially made statements officially retiring. He's performed occasionally every year since Lost + Found. He's part of the old school. Old school artists rarely release music regularly. In fact, LL Cool J is the only Hip-Hop legend that releases music fairly regularly. It sucks waiting but I am confident something new will come on the music front sooner or later. -
DIGITAL UNDERGROND + 2PAC - Same Song (Live) The Greenlight EP (2010) Today Digital Underground released their "last" album..an EP filled with mostly unreleased tracks throughout their career. You can preview the trax on www.CDnow.com.
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BRANDY - When You Touch Me Full Moon (2002)
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That's a classic right there! TIMBALAND + BRAND NU - Meet In The Middle Shock Value II (2010)
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SCARFACE BOYCOTTS HIP-HOP HONORS
JumpinJack AJ replied to JumpinJack AJ's topic in Caught in the Middle
I don't really care about location. I appreciate music for what it is. However, I think that grill-wearing, tattoo-covered, look-as-ugly-as-I-possibly-can, choose the most awfully -processed-music-ever, not-having-subject-matter, speaking on a 2 year old speaking level and acting like a 13 year old stereotype of "dirty south" rap is utter garbage. There is nothing honorable about it. The acts from the past that are from the south in most cases having nothing to do with this modern blemish on rap music. Who really tosses Scarface in the same category as Lil' Wayne? Who tosses Arrested Development in the same category as Young Joc? Who tosses OutKast in the same category as Soulja Boy? VH-1 is making a big mistake here. The formula of the first few shows was awesome. Let's get back 2 that. There's 100's of Hip-Hop artists, emcees, DJ's, dancers, radio-personalities, etc that have yet to be honored. The "dirty south" generation has no business even been considered. This whole phase is already dying down and will be forgotten in 3 to 5 years. -
Soul Train and American Band Stand were the same way. Almost everything was lipsynced and not hidden. So if the artist didn't dance, there was pretty much nothing very entertaining about the performance. ha ha. The only time I remember seeing an artist truly perform live was in 1995 when they let MC Hammer perform 4 songs on the show, all fully live.
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Will recording with Game produced by the Neptunes
JumpinJack AJ replied to a topic in Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince
Somethin' new is brewin'.... :)