JumpinJack AJ

Well, Ice Cube and Cypress Hill have been droping some of the darkest and most violent hardcore Hip-Hop since way back in the day...so i don't really see anything shocking about it. It's been way over 10 years since KRS-One waz the 1st emcee 2 pose with a gun on an album cover.

I've been following Cherish since 2003. I really liked their 1st single with Da Brat and JD...but i can't stand the new song. It's one of the watered down 'crunk-meets-R-N-B' trax and Sean Paul spits one of the wackest verses on the radio at the moment. I got the album since i've been following and the smoother R-N-B trax came out. But the more mainstream aimed songs are average at their very best. They girls don't really stand out like TLC, En Vogue, SWV, Xscape, or Destiny's Child do. I can't tell them or their voices apart. And i also don't think they have the R. Kelly sound goin' on. I do like the album alot tho'...i listened 2 it twice in the row the other day while i waz doing some serious cleaning. Definitly a good album, but i'd urge people 2 pick up Donell Jones, Goapele, or Toni Braxton's newer albums if anyone is looking 4 some new R-N-B.

Ahhh, Busta's turning in2 DMX...good guy, good music, stupid decisions. Here's and article from AOL. ------------------------- Busta Rhymes Arrested on Assault Charges NEW YORK (Aug. 20) - Rapper Busta Rhymes has been arrested and charged with assault, police said Sunday. Few details about the arrest and the attack that prompted it were immediately available, although police Officer Martin Speechley said they occurred about a week apart. Representatives of the rapper, whose legal name is Trevor Smith, could not immediately be reached for comment. Messages left for Violator Management and for a lawyer who once represented him were not immediately returned. Police have been wanting to interview Rhymes since the February shooting death of one of his bodyguards, Israel Ramirez. Ramirez, 29, was killed outside a Brooklyn studio where Rhymes was recording a music video. The rapper and another bodyguard were sued the following month by a fan who says the two men beat him after he asked for the Rhymes' autograph.

SNOOP DOGG PRESENTS DOGGY STYLE RECORDS (da album) (2002)

MTV hasn't had music on it in years...and now they are just as bad as radio stations...they play the same 20 videos over and over. Other than that, it's a bunch of crappely put 2gether shows like Next, My Own_____, Can I Be You, Real World, Road Rules, Real World/Road Rules, Real World Reunion...i mean, come on. I usually watch BET since 80 of their broadcasting is music. Even tho' VH-1 has 2 many shows on it, they are at least releated 2 music an entertainment. They at least support some older music, fogotten artists, and new artists who usually get clouded over by bigger artists.

Rick Ross = Dime-a-dozen embarassing fake trash rap

The Bad Boys 2 era waz definitly a wide open door 2 drop a blazing track and make a huge step in his music career. It's sad that it didn't pan out. FP probably could have had his way if he fought 4 it. Puffy, u suck...and so does your awful new single...and u still suck as a dancer...loser.

Yeah, i'm really hoping he does some guest spots and gets a myspace page. That would be the perfect set up 2 hold everyone over until the next album...and it would get more people behind him. It would all work nicely with that November 2007 release date...(the same month BWS and Willennium were dropped)...ha ha.

I actually heard there waz lots of info on it. The longer u stayed on the line, the more u paid...the more they made, hence the reason lots of info waz on it.

I'm thinkin' we'll hear something by late 2007. It's funny u posted this cuz i waz thinkin' about this earlier 2day.

If someone seriously associates those songs with having the same subject matter, something is wrong with them. Listen 2 the lryics.

They are that good of friends. They know each other and are cool...but they aren't real close friends or anything. Puffy only thinks about money...period. He's never been creative or artistic. Look at his music, his lyrics, and lots of his artists. It's all about what's hot at the moment and just trying 2 make fame and MONEY off of what they do.

I did back in 1991...but the hotline waz done by then.

U mean there waz somebody stupid enough who asked about the plot?

SNOOP DOGG - True Lies The Last Meal (2000)

JESSE POWELL - You (self-titled) (1996)

Someone sent this my way and i thougth it waz something worth sharing with the board. It's a site where in just a minute, u chose a design for the card, a message for it, it gets printed and sent 2 someone serving overseas...totally free. http://www.letssaythanks.com/Home.html

KEITH MURRAY - The Most Beautifullest THing In This World The Most Beautifullest Thing In This World (1994)

It isn't one of my top choices 4 a single...but i think it would have done very well. I instantly fell in love with the song simply becuz it has that soulful, staight Hip-Hop sound 2 it which isn't really on L+F. I picture a fun summery video 2 it.

SNOOP DOGG - I Will Survive Dead Man Walkin' (2000/1996ish)

I like OutKast....i just don't like them nearly as much as i did when they 1st came out. I bet i'll get the album, but i'll wait til i see the movie 1st.

I have the soundtrack...i'll check it after work.

Suspect in JonBenet Case 'So Very Sorry' Calls Death of Child Beauty Queen an 'Accident' By ALISA TANG, AP BANGKOK, Thailand (Aug. 17) - A former American school teacher said publicly Thursday he was with JonBenet Ramsey when she was killed and called the 6-year-old's death "an accident," a stunning admission that should help answer 10 years of questions in the unsolved murder case. "I am so very sorry for what happened to JonBenet," he told The Associated Press. John Mark Karr, 41, will be taken within the week to Colorado, where he will face charges of first degree murder, kidnapping and child sexual assault, Ann Hurst of the Department of Homeland Security told a news conference in Bangkok. "I was with JonBenet when she died," Karr told reporters afterward, visibly nervous and stuttering as he spoke. "Her death was an accident." Asked if he was innocent of the crime, Karr said: "No." Later, as he was escorted to his guesthouse to pick up his belongings, he told the AP: "I am so very sorry for what happened to JonBenet. It's very important for me that everyone knows that I love her very much, that her death was unintentional, that it was an accident." Asked what happened when JonBenet died, he said: "It would take several hours to describe that. It's a very involved series of events that would involve a lot of time. It's very painful for me to talk about it." Karr also told the AP he contacted JonBenet's mother, Patsy Ramsey, before her death in June and that he wrote her letters about "many things." He said he hoped that she received the letters. Karr confessed to the killing after his arrest Wednesday at his downtown Bangkok guesthouse by Thai and American authorities, said Lt. Gen. Suwat Tumrongsiskul, head of Thailand's immigration police. He said Karr insisted his crime was not first-degree murder but that JonBenet died during a kidnapping attempt that went awry. "He said it was second-degree murder. He said it was unintentional," Suwat said. "He said he loved this child, that he was in love her. He said she was very pretty, a pageant queen. She was the school star, she was very cute and sweet," Suwat said. Karr declined to say what his connection was to the Ramsey family. Dressed in a turquoise polo shirt and khaki trousers, he appeared ashen with an expressionless look on his face. An attorney for the Ramsey family said Wednesday that Karr once lived near the family in Conyers, Ga. JonBenet was found beaten and strangled in the basement of the family's home in Boulder, Colo., on Dec. 26, 1996. But a Petaluma, Calif., woman who said she was Karr's ex-wife told KGO-TV in San Francisco that she was with him in Alabama at the time of JonBenet's death. Lara Karr said her ex-husband spent a lot of time reading up on the cases of Ramsey and Polly Klaas, who was abducted from her Petaluma home and slain in 1993. Wednesday's arrest was a surprise development in one of America's most lurid murder cases, which had left a cloud of suspicion over her family after years went by with no arrests. Some feared the case would never be solved. Striking video images of the blonde-haired girl in child beauty pageants helped propel the case into one of the highest-profile mysteries in the United States. A law enforcement source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told the AP that Karr had been communicating periodically with somebody in Boulder who had been following the case and cooperating with law enforcement officials. A University of Colorado spokesman, Barrie Hartman, said journalism professor Michael Tracey communicated with Karr over several months and contacted police. The university spokesman said he didn't know what prompted Tracey to become suspicious of Karr. Tracey produced a documentary in 2004 called "Who Killed JonBenet?" A woman who answered the phone at a number under his name said he didn't live there anymore; his office phone mailbox was full. DNA was found beneath JonBenet's fingernails and inside her underwear, but Lin Wood, the family's longtime attorney, said two years ago that detectives were unable to match it to anyone in an FBI database. It was not known whether investigators had any DNA evidence against Karr. The Ramseys learned that police were investigating Karr at least a month before Patsy Ramsey's death in June of ovarian cancer, the family said. In a statement Wednesday, father John Ramsey said that if his wife had lived to see Karr's arrest, she "would no doubt have been as pleased as I am with today's development almost 10 years after our daughter's murder." Suwat quoted Karr as saying he tried to kidnap JonBenet for a $118,000 ransom but that his plan went awry and he strangled her. Patsy Ramsey reported finding a ransom note in the house demanding $118,000 for her daughter. Investigators said at one point that JonBenet's parents were under an "umbrella of suspicion" in the slaying, and some news accounts cast suspicion on JonBenet's older brother, Burke. But the Ramseys insisted an intruder killed their daughter, and no one was ever charged. Over the years, some experts suggested that investigators had botched the case so thoroughly that it might never be solved. The Ramseys moved back to Atlanta after their daughter's slaying. "It's been a very long 10 years, and I'm just sorry Patsy isn't here for me to hug her neck," said Wood, the family attorney. "John and Patsy lived their lives knowing they were innocent, trying to raise a son despite the furor around them," Wood told MSNBC. Suwat said U.S. authorities informed Thai police on Aug. 11 that an arrest warrant had been issued for Karr on charges of premeditated murder. The warrant was sent to Thai police on Wednesday. "Through investigation we were able to determine where his residence was and the Thais arrested him," Hurst said. "He did not resist. He did express surprise." Hurst said Karr has been "very cooperative" with authorities and that he's shown a "variety of emotions." Suwat said Karr arrived in Bangkok on June 6 from Malaysia to look for a teaching job. It was not clear whether he had gotten a job, the police officer said. Karr's visa has been revoked as an "undesirable person" given the accusations against him, and U.S. authorities were expected to take him to the United States in the next few days, Suwat said. Hurst, with the department's U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Bangkok, said that Karr had left the United States several years ago and had not returned. The immigration and customs office had assisted the Boulder County District Attorney's Office and the Royal Thai Police in the investigation. The suspect, who has been in Thailand five times over the past two years, was being detained by immigration police pending arrival of U.S. officials, Suwat said. When asked how he could travel for so many years in Asia, and whether he was independently wealthy, Hurst responded, "We're asking the same questions." Police said Karr had been living in a dormitory-style guesthouse called The Blooms in a neighborhood of massage parlors and travel agents that cater to expatriate residents and sex tourists. The nine-story hotel offers rooms for as short as three-hour rentals. The district attorney in Boulder, Mary Lacy, said the arrest followed several months of work. She said Karr, who had traveled extensively across the world, may also be connected to a prior case in Santa Rosa County, Calif. She did not provide further details. Sonoma County Chief Deputy District Attorney Joan Risse confirmed the child pornography charges and arrest warrant against a John Mark Karr, though she cautioned that she didn't know if he was the same person held Bangkok. State records show Karr lost his teaching credential in 2002.

Yeah, i love this album. I wazn't gonna post about it unless there waz a buzz about it on the board...but now there is, so i porbably will later.

Yeah, i intend on seeing this...ha ha. Me and my friends said we were gonna see this months ago just cuz of the title. I actually haven't seen 2 many movies this summer.