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Dope song!! NICKELBACK - If Everyone Cared All The Right Reasons (2005) I love this video...very inspiring.

STACIE ORRICO - I'm Not Missing You Beautiful Awakening (2006)

BOBBY VALENTINO - Home Is Where You Belong Special Occasion (2007)

I'm talking 2 anyone who doesn't BUY the album...but has the nerve 2 download it 4 free.

The only trax that i know have instrumentals floating around are "Jeff N Fess" and "My Soul's Not 4 Sale."

I'm gonna go around 2day and get the sale prices and regular prices of the album and figured others could do the same, we could post it here for the next week or 2. Remember, Hip-Hop is commercially dead. The industry is in shambles. If u are truely a JJ+FP fan, we need 2 make our mark and get this album when it drops and spread the word. U never know how big it could get. BORDERS Regular Price: $14.99 BEST BUY Regular Price: $14.99 FYE Regular Price: $15.99

DJ JAZZY JEFF + J-LIVE - Practice The Return of The Magnificent (2007) Who's the people in the US who haven't bought the album yet? I'm coming 2 find u and kill u until u die.

Don't download...go out and buy the record.

BONE: THUGZ-N-HARMONY + AKON - I Tried Strength + Loyalty (2007)

SPEECH - Impregnated Tidbits of Dope Hits (featuring Dana Bryant) Like Marvin Gaye Said (What's Going On) CD Single (1995)

Yeah, sounds like a much more humble and laid back person compared 2 the rhymes i've heard. I don't have a real problem him...but from what i heard, his rhyme-writing ability, lyrics, and voice just aren't that impressive. I don't like how he's an "official" member of The Roots or that he got 2 touch the "Brand New Funk" instrumental. Compared 2 fools like Young Buck and Mims, i guess attention on Peedi is alright...but only by comparison.

What's up, y'all?!? The album came out 2day...where's the reviews? Don't tell me people are sleepin'!?!?!

I can't say i'm interested in seeing that at all. There 7 or 8 people i like, but if i waz gonna see them, i'd wanna see their shows and not one where they are being crammed in 2 do just a few songs.

Congratz 2 Tim for getting mentioned in the Thank U's of The Return of The Magnificent...even FP didn't get mentioned...ha ha.

When i 1st heard this, i flipped. The best news since L+F waz just an idea. I wonder if they'll actually kick Peedi off the track entirely. We can hope, right?

Peedi is on Crack :smart:

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT - Fishin' For Religion (Remix) Extended Revolution (2003)

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT - Africa's Inside Me Instant Live: The Pardise; Boston, MA 7-25-2004 (2004)

Happy B-Day!! We all know the best JJ+FP fans have birthdays in May. :3-laugh3: 4 those that don't know...this theory has been alive for YEARS.

Congratz!!

Ha, sounds like he never heard of the term " Love of Da Game."

ANDREA KELLY: Secret Wife, Public Life Posted May 3rd 2007 1:53PM by Karu F. Daniels Filed under: Entertainment Newswire By Karu F. Daniels, AOL Black Voices What's that old saying? "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned"? Well, in the special collector's edition of the Black Music Month edition of 'Essence' magazine, the fury is unleashed when R. Kelly's estranged wife Andrea Kelly breaks her silence and speaks her piece. "What doesn't break you makes you stronger, and I'm living proof," the former back-up dancer reflected, during an exclusive chit-chat session with 'Essence' contributor Natalie Y. Moore. Though she recently filed for divorce from the multiple Grammy Award winning R&B superstar, the former Miss Andrea Lee seems to remain committed to family affairs. Within her 11-year marriage, she mothered three children for the beleaguered balladeer -- two girls, 9 and 7, and a 5-year-old boy. Until most recently, she has gone unnoticed in the media though. There have been reports of her filing for an order of protection in September 2005, explaining to a judge that when she had told her husband she wanted a divorce, he became angry and hit her. That order was later rescinded. She referred to that fact as "old news." And then there's the scandal that erupted in 2002 when a videotape of "a man resembling R. Kelly urinating on a young girl" surfaced, which led to Kelly being arrested and indicted on multiple counts of child pornography. She was pregnant with their son during the time the story spread like wildfire -- Kelly maintains it's someone else in the video and has pleaded not guilty to all the charges and is awaiting an often rescheduled trial. She tells 'Essence' that she blocked everything out and the couple worked hard to protect the family from the outside world. While the media-ready Mrs. Robert Kelly didn't out-and-out defend her hubby, she did veer towards the more diplomatic approach when addressing the ongoing scandal. "I know the allegations against my husband don't reflect on me as an individual," she said. "They don't reflect on me as a mom or as a wife, and they don't reflect on me in my everyday life." So why are they getting a divorce? She didn't say. But she did reveal the common story of women and mothers who live in the shadows of celebrity men. "I was there as Robert was evolving," she offered, "but most people don't realize that as a celebrity's wife, you make a lot of sacrifices. You have to understand there are birthday parties he's missing; there are recitals that you have to go to by yourself." So why is she now unveiling herself -- when she didn't mind being incognito for many years? Business ops of course. Andrea Kelly is reportedly working on a Soul Kittens Cabaret project with Nicci Gilbert of Brownstone (an R&B version of the Pussycat Dolls) and has auditioned for dance parts in Oprah Winfrey-christened hit musical 'The Color Purple,' along with aspiring to work with work with Tyler Perry on a musical and to dance in the performances of neo-soul artists such as Erykah Badu, Common and Raheem DeVaughn According to 'Essence,' she recently founded Dream Tu Dance Productions, a dance academy on Chicago's South Side aimed at making a place for black girls to learn the art of dance. "I've become more and more conscious," she added There's so much more to this story. The June 2007 edition of 'Essence' -- with Queen of Hip-Hop Soul Mary J. Blige gracing the cover -- arrives on newsstands, nationally, May 11. R. KELLY: Ready to 'Rise' Posted May 1st 2007 3:06PM by Karu F. Daniels Filed under: Entertainment Newswire By Karu F. Daniels, AOL Black Voices R. Kelly isn't trapped in the closet anymore. The multiple Grammy Award winning R&B superstar, who is still enduring legal woes stemming from the years old child pornography charges, continues to strike a chord with his faithful fan base. It was just announced today that his longtime record label, Jive/Zomba, will release his latest song, 'Rise Up,' which is said to be a song of encouragement in memory of the Virginia Tech victims and in condolence to their families. "As the details of the tragedy were unfolding last week, Kelly was traveling across the country on his tour bus for a performance," explained his label rep. "Deeply affected by the news, he was inspired to write lyrics he shaped into a song ... a moving anthem in honor and remembrance of the victims of this heartbreaking event." At Kelly's request, Jive will make the track available as a digital single for sale on starting May 15 "in hopes of spreading the message of hope and unity." 100% of the net proceeds from the digital single sales will be donated to the university's official fund, The Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund, and listeners who buy the track will be able to access a direct link to the memorial website. With lyrics such as "...We'll be strong together, Stand together, Pray together, Rise up,' the inspirational track recalls the spirit of triumph in Kelly's gargatuan anthem 'I Believe I Can Fly.' The track can be heard here. Kelly's new album, 'Double Up,' is slated for release May 29.

Thanx everybody. It waz a pretty mellow b-day. "Less is more" waz the quote of the day...but i'm wanting MORE from here on out.

I think the movie waz good, but i didn't like how they'd did the campy comic book thing and then went in2 a very dark moment. I just feel like a few moments had the cheesy factor amped up too high. The whole "bad Spidey" thing reminded me of Superman III and the multiple villians reminded me of that Batman movies. Not that i'm saying it waz a bad thing or a stolen idea...just that i waz thinking that while watching it. The story was really good, but overwelming at times...like they were taking on 2 much 2 cram it in2 what could be the last movie. Still a very good movie that i would recommend people 2 see...but my least fav of the 3.

If Jeff's not there...i won't even waste time checking the video.