JumpinJack AJ

That's what i'm talking about. I don't really follow sports or Kobe...tho' his persona that i've seen on TV never really struck me as the kinda person i would wanna follow. I just appriciate Shaq for the person he is and the way he appriciates Hip-Hop. I openly say i like his music but i'm not holding it on the level of the legends. But i like it back in the day and compared 2 the standards of the silly crap on the radio these days, Shaq is a lyrical god.

Wow...by comparison, Lil' Wayne actually creates the illusion that G-Unit would be worth listening 2. G-Unit is where Lil' Wayne will be in a year or 2. The garbage music will be quickly fading and people who really like them will be asking "what ever happened 2...?" Just ask Hurricaine Chris and Mims.

With all due respect...anyone who would say this movie is a flop isn't right. Maybe if they put out a better movie, it would be going stronger, but this movie is no flop. I don't even like it that much and i'm defending it. I guess when u compare it 2 his others, it's numbers are less than impressive, but the movie is doing fine for the kind of movie that it is.

:shakehead:

GETO BOYS - Talkin Loud Aint Sayin Nothin The Best of... (2008)

JAY-DEE - Over The Breaks The Shining (2006)

Incredible! This is going up on my myspace with the quickness!!! The people just neeed 2 know...

I like this alot, i'm gonna have 2 download it when i get back from this training for work!! THANX!!

I saw this video the other day when he posted it...cracked me up.

Hey Cookie, u really need 2 check out this cat Kel Spencer. :lolsign: :::trying my best 2 get on your nerves again:::

Yeah, the end is very anti-climactic. It has some things 2 be desired.

Thanx 4 the info...but i think i'll pass on the movie. Looks like it has a few good songs in it tho.'

Important music burns itself in2 your brain! :) I remember me and my cousins just hangin' out when i finally got Rock The House. Chillin' in the basement, playing videos games, just listening 2 Rock The House the whole way thru'. Those were the days...ha ha. I think my older cousin already had the album but had lost it. He's teh one who really got me in2 Hip-Hop at a young age.

Classic! One of my personal favs. FRESH PRINCE - I Gotta Go Home Born To Reign (2002) Yes...totally in the mood for B2R at the mo'

Allow me 2 repeat Puffy's profound words....VOTE OR DIE!

I am resisting the temptation to reply 2 this by just posting "BUMP" (the Sony board members will laugh at that). Instead, i request quality of quantity.

THaNx!! I like him taking the high road and focusing on the album instead of worrying about his next move. So many people do that and that's why albums die away so quick. Back in the 90's, many albums lasted for a year or more with singles, videos, performances, etc. These days, u get a video or 2 and the album is done.

I can't get it 2 play either...this sucks!!

Yeah, but they can mess u up and ruin your life just like drugs and alcohol...ha ha.

I don't think it would be good 2 put them out there in a big way. If he was 2 ever release old unreleased stuff, i think it should only be done exclusively for fans. We live in a age where pretty much anything can be released (even tho' most things never released never see the light of day). I don't think any of us want JJ+FP's image tarnished by tracks being released that they never felt were good enough to release. It would just water down their legacy. Look at 2Pac. He is one of Hip-Hop's greatests. However, they are slowly releasing EVERYTHING. He recorded so many songs while on Deathrow cuz he wanted 2 fulfill his album contract and get off the label. Much of the stuff that he recorded in 1996 is sloppy freestyles with weak subject matter and little focus. Any true 2Pac fan will tell u that alot of the stuff on his doctored albums is no where near the level of standard that he would hold. 2 make things worse, they doctor those songs with idiotic guest appearances and new, crappy production. It's tarnishing 2Pac's legacy. FP has been very open about how he doesn't let just anyone be around him while he's creating music and how he doesn't let just anyone hear what he's recorded. He has talked about not letting people hear his "weak stuff." I'm all for unreleased stuff being released properly, but not just releasing everything reqardless of the quality. We as big fans would probably appriciate most of it anyway, but it shouldn't be released as if it were his best and available to everyone.

I got Rock The House on cassette. I don't think i actually got it until 1991. When i did, i'm pretty sure i remember getting it when it was marked down REALLY cheap. I think most cassettes when for $12 at the time unless they were brand new. I got Rock The House for probably $6 or so. I didn't get it on CD until 1998 at a regular CD price. I then got a Japan pressing of it that was released in 1997 and had the "Girls..." Instrumental as a bonus track. I think i got it in 1999 for the price of a regular import from Japan. It wasn't until 2003 that i realized that Rock The House was going for so much online. The few people who wanna part with their's realize that it's a rare collectable. I don't know why they don't just print more like they did back in 1997/1998.

Hmmmm....i'm wondering if it's really limited 2 once a day. I voted yesterday around 1 in the afternoon. Then i voted at 1 in the morning last night. Now it's 9:40 in the morning and it let me vote again.

Wow!! I haven't listened 2 "Ask of You" in a looooong time. What a great song. I think i have it...and i think i'm going 2 find out. DJ JAZZY JEFF + FRESH PRINCE - Ring My Bell (DJ Jazzy Jeff's Radio Remix) Ring My Bell (CD Single) (1991)

AOL did a "Top Black Superheroes" feature...Hancock is number 7. Check it. I'm hoping this link will work for every one. http://www.blackvoices.com/blogs/2008/06/3...imDBDL3_link1-a

FP likes 2 change his mind...at least when talking 2 the press. We all know he has music on his mind and enjoys it more than the acting. It just takes timing the constant support from music fans and true fans of the man himself who appriciate his music.