JumpinJack AJ

I've watched this show once. It's like Punked for kids by parents. It's fun, light hearted family show. I THINK it airs Friday, Saturday, or Sunday nights. I'll try 2 catch this.

In the US, they haven't really aired Jackass since 2003. Maybe once in awhile they'll air a few for a week or so, but that's it.

CASSIE - Me&U (CD Single) (2006) I'm about 2 pop Letoya + Pharrell's albums in...1st listen 4 each.

A few weeks ago i waz walking thru' the mall and saw the poster 4 this movie. I got so hyped...i waz scared there wouldn't be anymore Jackass. I got the boxset last fall...and every second of it cracks me up...even tho' i saw most of it on TV 100 times.

I'll talk about the album more later...so all i'll just say it's really good at the moment. Fuq, if u are gonna check Donnell Jones for the 1st time...i urge u 2 check his 1999. That's his best....but all 4 of them are good. His 1st one (from 1996/1997) is probably his 2nd best...but i haven't gotten 2 familiar with the new album yet.

JESSICA SIMPSON - A Public Affair A Public Affair (2006) This video is freakin' hilarious!! Besides, just the visual of Jessica Simpson and Christina Milian side by side is enough for me.

Some of those artists are/were asking way 2 much...ha ha.

SLUM VILLAGE + DWELE - Star Trinity (Past, Pressent and Future (2002)

The Notorious B.I.G., Puffy, + Busta Rhymes - Victory I'm haven't heard the song in ages...but i'm pretty sure it's got an orchestra in it...well, a sampled one.

I'd like 2 see them live. They need 2 hit the East Coast.

ROSARIO DAWSON - Light The Candle RENT Soundtrack (2005)

hAppY bIrthdAY!!

BILL WITHERS - Ain't No Sunshine The Best of Bill Withers: Lean On Me (2000) And yeah, i got that Donell Jones album. I'm hoping he can get the attention he got back in 1999 and 2000.

DJ JAZZY JEFF + THE TEMPTATIONS - Papa Was A Rollin' Stone (DJ Jazzy Jeff + Pete Kuzma Solefull Remix) Motown Remixed (2005)

JJ+FP - This Boy Is Smooth Homebase (1991)

Crazy article!! Thanx!!

Thanx 4 posting this. Alot of fake rappers boast about guns...but one of Hip-Hop's true soldiers is taking a stand against them. More celebs and people need 2 get involved in this kinda thing. Props 2 FP.

How do u know it's not Robin's choice? Another thing, by bumping an album back (by at least a year), Usher and Monica got hit albums that wern't gonna turn out that way with out the bump back. So it's not ALWAYS a bad thing...but i can share in your frustration. I wanna hear that album 2. I picked up the single. The main song itself wazn't my fav, but i loved the b-side.

Even tho' DMX has yet 2 match his 1st album...i love his stuff. He just brings that gritty, dark, hardcore street vibe and holds nothing back. I can't wait 2 get the new album. I hope it makes up for the last 2. I like the album cover 2. I'm only worried about the guests on the album. Busta Rhymes is the only one that sparks my interest.

Wes, whatever u do, remember to take your Hilary Duff CD out of it 1st b4 u send it out.

The fact that those murders are unsolved disgusts me. I believe that it's NOT that fact that they are unsolvable that they are left unsolved.

MC BRAINZ - Hot Outside Brainwashed (1996)

I wouldn't go as far as 2 compare him 2 Rakim or KRS-One. It takes years of quality and consistence 2 even be mentioned in the same paragraph as them.

Yeah, i heard the new song and I LOVE IT. I really can't say more than that. The song is dope. It may be the best Hip-Hop joint released as a single this year.

Janet, Nelly, JD..."thug"...i think not. Her last album didn't flop, it just didn't do what her others did. She got 2 big hits out of that album. I just think times have changed which makes it harder for certain artsits 2 get sure-shot hits like before. TLC, Toni Braxton, Boyz II Men, Jon B, Whitney Houston, etc all used 2 be top sellers. But these days they sell less. Janet's "All For You" came out in spring 2001 when life waz brighter for alot of people...and her music reflected that. Pop and radio friendly music waz still thriving. With the terroist attacks and other crazy events around the world, music changed for the darker and for the heavier. "Damita-Jo" had the same vibe as "All For You" but the change in music and the change of the times is where the change of acceptance came. At least that's how i explain these chart-topping artists selling less in these recent years.