HecticEclectic wrote:Stretch on the decks and vinyl...PLEASE!

Leave Serato and DJ Soul at home tonight..no disrespect.

I dont know, they might have been better off letting Soul or another dj who grew up on the show spin Or at least let Eclipse supervise...

Stieflkater wrote:Carlito uncheck the box under the big blue download sign.

click here to download from sendspace should show...

Got it thanks!

Weird, not sure what I'm doing, but everytime i click to dl, it tries to get me to save an exe file and not the rar file. Am I doing something wrong?

Peep my show the TCK Krew podcast for some treats.

http://tckonbroadway.podbean.com/[url][/url]

Very sad. Hard to believe he killed himself.

These were the best things in the world back then.

Great show by KA last night in Brooklyn.

The open Hennessey bar made one dude collapse on a couple girls lol.

My man Silky Hash still at it. I like how he sets off that third track. Will give the rest a listen later.

2) Yak Ballz got b-tch-slapped by R.A. the Rugged Man at a show with him and Thirstin Howl III. Previous to that Yak was on the mic saying "Weathermen, n-gga, we run NY".. He got slapped for it, R.A. & The Lo-Lifes were sitting there cracking up and Yak just had a shocked look on his face. Result =...

ackbar wrote:

Classic Pic from my blog. This was the Paid Dues show in Manhattan. Forget the year though. Rip Camu.

TCK MOBB

Loving this video for Born King. The art of these videos is Ka making it seem like Brooklyn is that desolate, when the reality is people are out and about 24/7. Last man standing type shit.

The G-Building shot is dope as well as the garbage with all the rats. Another masterpiece.

lol. i went to hs with these dudes. cool kids from the neighborhood. ralph mcdaniels shot the video and got some good footage of the deadtracks. i remember going up on those tracks and wondering who put those posters up over the pieces only to see the video a few weeks later.

Lmao. Think I've been making up my own words for that song for years n never noticed. Good catch.

Listening to Ironworks for the first time. A few songs in. D.n.a. is a monster song and bold way to start an album.

So far Grief Pedigree has the edge, but this mean bass is def making my subs shake in the crib. The drums on some of the tracks really bang. Going to test it in the whip later.

dude needs to leak some acapellas i honestly think he'd sound good over some sparse, minimal but hard hitting shit. like i can't really listen to this in my car at all. That means you're driving too fast...and with the sun out. This is creeping and stalking music. Above I meant I don't know the son...

dude needs to leak some acapellas i honestly think he'd sound good over some sparse, minimal but hard hitting shit. like i can't really listen to this in my car at all. That means you're driving too fast...and with the sun out. This is creeping and stalking music. Above I meant I don't know the son...

Word man. He's a walking quote machine. Ive always dug that raspy ad lib in the background. Sometimes there are 3 voices. Brings me back to the Redman - Reggie Noble school of recording. I barely know the words to the songs since I haven't taken it out of the whip n haven't opened the vinyl. Aside f...

I'm surprised no one made mention of the 2 Brian Coleman contributions "rakim told me" & "check the technique". For the most part "check..." is an expanded version of the other however it doesn't include the chapter about ultramagnetic which is a reason for purchasing both. Essentially its liner no...

Good post ARCH. Copped the PHASE 2 book when it dropped at the book release at the Budda Bar. Got it signed by Phase, TAT crew and a bunch of folks. still have my copy crispy. You dont wanna hurt the folks with too many rare books lol give em a chance to get the good and new shit first. I have tons ...

I like it more than Marcberg, and that shit was dope. :ohsh: It's fucking great, but nah. And though the comparison is totally warranted and inevitable, I think we should avoid it and let GP stand on its own merits. Pretty much this: I've been playing this every day since i got it. Impressive album...

Blockhead, exactly.
i really hate comparing rappers on forums because i feel it sometimes devalues one of the brands, but sometimes its just discussing two things that happen to be really good.

word mindbender, its the real deal and you put it in perspective as well.

I treasure the album. As a big Mr. Voodoo fan, I've always been partial to NE, KA and Charlemagne. Saw them all perform at shows from the beginning w Jay Smooth to the old open mics to Wetlands and beyond. I have so much good to say about this shit, but the condensed version is that he captured an e...

bad-cop wrote:This any good? http://sp1200-thebook.com/

A bit pricy right?

BC

I copped it when it dropped, but it got pushed back on my reading sched when a few graffiti books and the the Jzone book came out. looking forward to reading it tho.

Yeah, I have that Prodigy audio book that's actually him narrating, its about 13 CDs i think. I haven't gotten through even half of it yet but i will soon. I'm gonna definite cop that -Zone book, dude's a riot. I'm not sure if i have the Big Payback or not. I know i read a lot of stuff on the busin...

Nice never really saw any source mags pre 92 when i became a magazine fiend.

also would like to recommend prodigy's bio called "my life"..pretty funny stuff at times like nutcracker supposedly shitting in the hallway at a studio etc. haha also j-zones "book" "root for the villain" and the 600+ pages strong "the big payback: the history of the business of hip hop" Word. I re...

Dope post.

I was a Rawkus head from around the time of the second round of 12"s. I never cared for the Poppa Kool Bear Breez / Rose Family joints, and got hooked with Shabaam Sahdeeq 'Arabian Nights', Sir Menelik 'Physical Jewels', Indelibles 'Fire In Which You Burn', Mos Def 'Universal Magnetic', Reflection ...

Glad to see Mey is getting a lot of love over here. He's a chill ass dude and really studies the craft of MCing.

He's with a good camp of true New Yorkers who keep each other sharp as well as grounded.

As they say, real recognizes real.

Carlito Roc
TCK Mobb

I had tickets for 3 weeks. Got there a lil before artifacts went on and stayed till the lights came on. Was good to see so many of my old friends and fam in the spot. Dopest and Livest crowd NYC has had in the past ten years. It was like the early days of going to the Rocksteady Anniversaries at Roc...