JumpinJack AJ

I love comic books...but i followed DC Comics...not Marvel. I've always wanted 2 see the X-Men movies but never had enough motivation. Maybe i'll catch up real quick so i can catch this one in theaters. Halle Barry waz on TRL the other day and said that this would be the last X-Men movie. One of my friends who saw it 2nite said that the 2nd one is better than the new one...but that it's still good.

Q-TIP + BUSTA RHYMES - For The Nasty (still not freakin' released!!) (2005)

I would, but this list means nothing. It's not connected 2 a magazine, music video channel or a radio station. It just something that some random person created.

DAWN ROBINSON - How Does It Feel (unrelased) (2005)

Yeah, i've been listening 2 the song alot the last 2 days. I can see this one going places fast.

Love it...lookin' promising.

DJ JAZZY JEFF + J-LIVE - Break It Down (Original Version) The Magnificent (Promo) (2002)

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT - Esmerelda Amoung The Trees (2005)

CYPRESS HILL - Whatta You Know Unreleased + Revamped (1996)

As they all are, Luigie...as they all are...

I'll be getting it simply cuz it's a JJ+FP product. On top of that, it's officially their 20th anniversary. U better believe i'm gonna get something 2 rempresent that. Just having a new compilation with a new CD cover keeps me interested...not 2 mention the remastered stuff. I think the original Greatest Hits is better...but this one hits every one of their main hits, which the original didn't. Just the hits, even the lesser hits.

That 1st tracklisting looked kinda wack...just not your typical Busta Rhymes album. The 2nd one looks much better and much more like a Busta Rhymes album. The 1st one waz stricly an Aftermath album, which would have probably been not that great. The 2nd one has more of Busta's peers on it like Erick Sermon. That 1st tracklisting looked kinda wack...just not your typical Busta Rhymes album. The 2nd one looks much better and much more like a Busta Rhymes album. The 1st one waz stricly an Aftermath album, which would have probably been not that great. The 2nd one has more of Busta's peers on it like Erick Sermon. I kinda think that album cover looks like a low-budget Greatest Hits album cover tho.'

That's just how i thought it would be...all the main hits. I'm hoping they have the remixes of "Ring My Bell" and "The Things U Do" since that's what they used 4 the videos.

CYPRESS HILL - From The Window of My Room IV (1998)

I've always loved The Roots...but "What They Do" waz the song that made me a big fan of them. I got the CD single and i have the video on tape somewhere. Just hilarious. I wish every Roots song waz on this level.

The album comes out in a week (i think)...BUY IT!!

On the US version of the "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" CD single, there is a DJ Scratch Remix of "Men In Black." It has some of the same sound efx on the track, but it's much rougher. The album version is smooth...but this remix has more energy (tho' the same vocals are used). There are 2 CD singles (both of them are a lil' rarer than your typical CD single). One of them has a dope remix that is, like the MIB remix, alot more rougher. It's probably one of the top remixes of FP's "solo" career. Then there is one that has a slightly retro feel which is like the other remix, but stripped down and a bit smoother. There is actually a part or 2 where the beat doesn't fit with the vocals perfectly...but it's still dope.

I always check album credits...so this is old newz 2 me.

USHER - Think of You (self-titled) (1994)

True artists don't care about money or sales. They care about their art. That's why people so many old school artists are still releasing music...YEARS after their career is commercially over. They do it cuz they love it. Someone like Puffy or 50 Cent is not an artist. They don't make relevant music...they just care about fame and sales.

Thanx 4 posting this. I'll have 2 read it later tho.' I don't think i saw the work he did with FP on there tho.' He remixed both "Men In Black" and "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It."

PRINCE - Trust Batman Soundtrack (1989)

HAPPY B-DAY!!

Money Train - Soundtrack (1995)

I don't like T.I. at all. I like OutKast, but i think they are overrated considering how they started off. I guess when it comes 2 the commerical stuff, they are the best that there is. I've always backed Speech and Arrested Development for that 'southern fried funk.'