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CHAMILLIONAIRE - Won't Let You Down Ultimate Victory (2007)

A few. This isn't a competition or anything.

Happy 4 u man. Jeff needs 2 do something in the US soon. I haven't seen him do anything since 2002.

Salt-N-Pepa is probably the best female Hip-Hop group of all time. In fact i can't even think of any other female Hip-Hop groups that could even be considered for that title (unless u wanna ignore the R-N-B sound of TLC). I'm really excited 2 see this and i'm hoping good things come out from it... -------------------------------------------------- SALT-N-PEPA: Back on the Scene with New VH1 Reality Show Posted Jun 20th 2007 2:28PM by Karu F. Daniels The BV Newswire has learned that VH1 announced a spate of new shows this morning, which the network hopes will surely appeal to their rapidly growing audience -- including a new reality show based on an impending reunion of groundbreaking hip-hop trio Salt-N-Pepa. Titled 'The Salt-N-Pepa Show,' the 10-episode series will follow the ladies -- Cheryl "Salt" James, Sandra "Pepa" Denton and Deidre "Dee Dee" Roper -- as they attempt to reunite on and off the stage, but discovering however, that achieving this is easier said than done since most of their past issues are still unresolved. Hailing from Queens, New York, the trio's break-out hit "Push It" help galvanize hip-hop into the mainstream in the 1980s, along with crossover hits by Run-DMC and The Beastie Boys. With more than 12 million records sold and a string of chart-topping singles, Salt-N-Pepa made history as the first female rap group to net a Grammy Award for "Best Rap Performance" in 1994 for the song 'None of Your Business.' Their songs 'Let's Talk About Sex, ' 'Shoop' and 'Whatta Man' (with EnVogue) became mainstays on radio airwaves, internationally. In 2002, the group officially disbanded for reasons unknown. Their last studio recording was 1997's 'Brand New.' Since then, James has settled down with marriage and religion as her main priority; Denton has stayed in the public eye via eyebrow-raising stint on VH1 reality show 'The Surreal Life'; and Roper continues to dee-jay at events and even hosts a nationally syndicated radio show. "Salt is angry about being unappreciated when they were together and Pepa blames Salt for breaking up the group. Their lifestyles are also polar opposites," read the greenlight notice. Hmmm. It will be quite interesting to see what the 'Show' -- which hasn't been filmed yet -- will reveal. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Salt N' Pepa Gets Reality TV Show June 21st, 2007 | Author: Starrene Rhett Vh1 will add seven new TV series' including The Salt n' Pepa Show expected out either in winter '07 or early '08. The series will follow the ladies as they attempt to reunite on and off stage in what producers promise to be a funny and touching show. As they embark on their journey, they will discover that achieving this goal is not as easy as they thought, realizing that a lot of past issues are unresolved. Watch their story unfold as Salt is angry about being unappreciated when they were together as a group, and as Pepa blames Salt for breaking up the group. Their current lifestyles are opposites as Salt has found God and is living a quiet life on Long Island, New York, with her husband while Pepa is a party girl. Viewers will see, by the end of the 10 episode series, whether they can overcome their differences and successfully reunite. The duo is known as the first Grammy Award winning female rap group for Best Rap Performance and has sold over 12 million records with chart toppers like Push It, Let's Talk About Sex, Shoop and Whatta Man. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Salt-N-Pepa Land Reality Show On VH1 Published Thursday, June 21, 2007 8:13 AM By Morris Moore Pioneering female rappers Salt-N-Pepa will star in their own reality show titled The Salt 'N' Pepa Show, which is one of seven new series that will premiere on VH1 in 2008. The 10-episode "celebreality" show features the Grammy winning group as they attempt to reunite both personally and professionally. Tension arises as the group attempts to resolve old issues, like Salt feeling underappreciated and Pepa's claims that Salt broke up the group. Salt, who is a born-again Christian who has found God, while Pepa is still a "party girl." The Salt 'N' Pepa show comes as VH1 celebrates 20 consecutive quarters of growth among total viewers. The success has been based on the network's original programming on Sunday and Monday nights, with hits like I Love New York and Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School ranking among the top 10 original series for basic cable for 2007. "Over the years, VH1 has been re-imagined for a generation that now consumes, comments on, reinterprets and reinvents our common music and pop culture touchstones," said Brian Graden, President, Entertainment, MTV Networks Music Group and President, Logo. "VH1's latest slate taps into this collective fascination, allowing the conversation to be extended on television and beyond." The Salt 'N' Pepa Show is executive produced by Banks Tarver and Ken Druckerman for Left/Right Inc and Michael Hirschorn, Shelly Tatro and Danielle Gelfand for VH1. The show is expected to debut in the first quarter of 2008. Other projects the network will debut include America's Most Smartest Model, a photography reality show titled Click!, Danny Bonaduce's Child Star, Free Radio, Lords of the Revolution and Old Skool with Terry and Gita. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Salt-n-Pepa Reality Show on VH1 Get ready for 10 episodes of a new reality show on VH1 featuring the old school female rap group: Salt-n-Pepa. In keeping with its celebrity-centric focus, VH1's new shows will center on acts like Salt-n-Pepa, who are reuniting for the first time in years, and Danny Bonaduce. "The dynamics between both of them are very tentative, very tense," Graden said of the two performers in the pilot. Yo, what happened to Spinderella the 3rd member. They aren't going to be like the Fresh Prince and forget about the DJ Jazzy Jeff are they? What would Rob Base be without EZ Rock? What would Rakim be without Eric B and what would EPMD be without DJ Scratch? Wait, nobody probably even knows that DJ Scratch was EPMD's DJ.

I'm lovin' that album 2. I'm definitely missin' the ATOJ vibe tho.' WILL.I.AM - She's A Star Songs About Girls (2007)

Very well said....almost 2 well.

I agree with Tim. Back then, Kel was just coming up writing and rhyming. He was light years ahead of of all the popular rappers getting success back then (except for the one's who established themselves in the 80's and 90's). He just didn't have his voice other than being FP's up and coming potna. As time crept on, we know what he waz capable of when The Streets Know That came out. I had no idea where 2 get it from but luckly i got the hook up and got a mixCD straight from 3rd Power (including 2 freestyles that u won't find anywhere else). The freestyles were dope becuz they illiminated his only weakness back then...schetchy production. His freestyles were over current beats from other artists and his lyrics shined just the way i hoped they would. When it came 2 "The Streets Know That - EP," the subject matter and rhymes were great. The only weakness 2 the EP is that he didn't have access 2 the best beats. That waz the project 2 truely getting things rolling. The "Who Is Kel Spencer" mixtape is what really put him where he'll probably really dig his feet in. His rhymes have strengthened, the beats are getting increasingly better. There was still a track here or there that i wish got a remix just 2 upgrade the beat, but that's it. Moving on to the stuff he's put on Myspace. His lyrics are only getting better. However, he has choosen weaker beats for his freestyles...i think only 2 make him appeal 2 the commercial rap fans who are just now hearing him. When it comes 2 the actual songs, i only wish he did fewer songs with a sound like "The Building" and more with a sound like "The Definition." As a supporter, i can't knock his own artistic decisions...that's just what i want. So 2 hear that he finally has a stable record deal and that he's leaning towards a "backpack Hip-Hop" sound is exactly what i waz hoping 4. He's come a long way. He's definitely one of the writers and rhymers of all time. It would be hilarious to even compare him 2 anyone on the charts right now. As a man, he's grown and matured. As a business man, he's learned alot and started alot of things that could blow up further if he wants them 2. I can't wait 4 the album. It's been a long time comin' and it's just around the corner.

Sorry, i thought u wrote it yourself. I was like "why did they post that??"

WILL.I.AM - S.O.S. (Mother Nature) Songs About Girls (2007)

Rap feuds are a joke and have been for awhile. The only reason i'm not against it is cuz their is a reason 4 it. Jay sucks as the head of Def Jam; period. He's been screwing careers up and if people still viewed Def Jam as the same label, he would have destroyed the legacy of the label. Jay isn't a battle emcee. I've never heard anything come out of his mouth that was branded "battle ready." If u think Jay has any chance 2 defend himself against LL if he chooses 2 attack, u are fooling yourself. Nobody has perserved in the game like LL has.

No doubt, those pants are way 2 tight...the whole outfit is a bit off. I guess he's just being Hollywood.

Don't even start up that idiotic crap again. Go 2 the Sony board if u wanna talk about tabloid lies.

TONE LOC - Hip-Hop It Is Kinda Different Cool Hand Loc (1991)

As much as feuds don't interest me anymore, i wouldn't mind seeing this. Yeah, i think Jay-Z's last album waz pretty decent, but as a person, i'm still not convinced i could tolerate him. LL's is the king. He's stuck under a label that used 2 be respected and have history (LL being more of that history) but Jay-Z has ruined the label. Sure Ne-Yo, Rihanna, The Roots, etc are all good...but it's no longer Def Jam. He's ruined what used 2 be Hip-Hop's mainstay label. He's turned his back on good projects and supported wack ones. He deserves whatever is coming 2 him.

Yeah, 2 be honest, FP's movie don't really excite me until the week they come out. I like all of them (some more than others) but i really could care less about anymore movies. I don't even keep up with the movie news. Partly because i possibly don't want 2 be excited about them for a year before they come out. I just want music. That's all i ever really wanted. I don't think i'll ever get truely hyped up for another FP way in advance until BB3 or MIIIB.

Yeah, almost every movie coming out has sequels in line already. I think the trend needs 2 die out so that sequels are only considered after the 1st movie is really good, if it makes sense 2 do another, and if they can get all the right people back 2 do the sequel.

I only saw the 1st one he waz in. I'm waiting 4 the show 2 come out on DVD. But i might have 2 check these out in the meantime. THANX!!!!

Happy Birth 2 Da Day!! I hope someone gets him something 2 wear so that he never wears that sweatervest again. Jada dressed him bad 4 that pic.

Actually, i saw an interview with him that came out somewhere around 2004. Sway (i think) said that when he interviewed Eminem a few months prior, he asked him about his daughter and Em replied that he didn't see his daughter often and that he regreted it. Sway said Eminem didn't seem motivated by music becuz it waz taking him away from his daughter. He said the tone of the interview went down. He then asked 50 Cent if he felt the same way about it and his child. 50 basically gave an answer saying he didn't really feel the same way and that they "understand." In so many words, he honestly said that his career waz top priority and that family can wait. No joke...it waz done by MTV...maybe it's on their website. 50 Cent is a musical joke and a pathetic human being.

AALIYAH - Don't Know What To Tell Ya I Care 4 U (2002)

Bootlegged versions are a joke. Crappy quality, missing footage, bad editing. Why waste the money on crappy product. Besides, bootlegs aren't putting any money in2 FP's pockets. Wait 4 the real deal.

His freestyles are wack. Literally the WORST i've EVER heard. His lyrical ability and flow haven't showed any true skill. We only have one song 2 really go by. Omarion's appearnace is a B+, the production is a C and K. Smith's flow is D+ or C- (if u wanna be generous). Compare K. Smith to Lupe Fiasco. There's no reason 2 believe he's gonna do anything worth listening. If FP's nephew is gonna do music...he should be following FP's footsteps but he isn't. His interviews are annoying...if his music is gonna be stemming from his personality (aka; keeping it real), his music is gonna be annoying. And not 2 be ignorant...but he doesn't seem very smart. I'll listen 2 his other stuff 2 give him the benifit of the doubt, but after all these interviews and "freestyles," K. Smith is turning out 2 be a catastrophic waste of time.

RUN-DMC - Peter Piper Live At Montremx 2001 (2007) I didn't know this album waz coming out (it has a DVD release 2!). Run-DMC fans need 2 check this. I love it!!

I'm back from Texas (Dallas/Fortworth area). I don't know that everyone will be interested in my trip (especially since most of it waz business related)...but i'll probably post a summary of it in a few dayz. There were a few really funny moments.

Even i liked half of this last album (and picked up a used copy of it). The lyrics and production impressed me on so many of the trax that i'll give this album a listen also. I remember liking 2 songs off of "Blueprint" when i heard....both being singles i think.