Captin Planit wrote:Just listened to the song with Hurricane G, can't believe Pete Rock just looped one of the most famous breaks ever and let his name grace this record. I'll pass.

damn..

zombie wrote:

Philaflava wrote:here is the single produced by jake one

http://hulkshare.com/vzan495qlcik

nobody should ignore this

this album should be good.

no doubt

what about the doc, is it out?

coworker is playing this awful bossa nova rolling stones album.
the vocals are like.. little girlie sugary! so bad!

it's taken me too long to get into sadat.. but I'm grabbing this. thanks.

miles, because he's the most versatile of them all..

while in highschool,
I used to start the day with pictures of lily by the who.

why would you do such a list

That was my main concern, it's a huge letdown at the end. That may have been intentional but it didn't really work for me. I like the idea but not the way it was done. in the same way I also think the ending of "jacob's ladder" isn't satisfying, did you watch it? both films are thematically the sam...

I don't see the Fear X - Lynch connection, in spite of everyone insisting it's there, maybe I didn't pay enough attention (it's a bit boring). you don't have to :) also, I'd wanna know who's "everyone" - I wasn't convinced by this either, to be honest. there are certainly echoes of lost highway and...

still find that lynch-comparison silly, like the one between brian de palma and hitchcock. where's the lynch comparison? that's really a stretch. of any modern active directors this is probably closest to Mann's style depalma actually admitted himself to being influenced by hitch, so that one is no...

^ lol

my hopes are not massively high
it's probably a solid enough film and worth seeing.

still find that lynch-comparison silly,
like the one between brian de palma and hitchcock.

I stopped to read any reviews/cronics/etc.

brazil is one of my favorite movies. you probably watched man ray/bunuel/coteau/dulac/tarkovsky/jodorowsky/greenaway/etc so what I remember now (and won't be mentioned - probably): → the wayward cloud by ming-liang tsai la perle by henri d' ursel 3-Iron by kim ki duk yesterday girl by alexander klug...

Moolah wrote:

Philaflava wrote:I don't listen to Immortal Tech-of-the-nique

that's what they all say
and for that the article LOL

"Nigga, I was born in a military hospital in Peru. I live in Harlem and will shoot you."

the zombie zombie john carpenter project is much more better - and still garbage - and everytime I think of it, I see etienne jaumet's studio with whole lotta moogs and analogue synths that won't let you sleep at night.. <object width="560" height="349"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube....

Philaflava wrote:Serious question, Immortal Technique still raps?

oct last year he killed it live lol
now http://www.xxlmag.com/features/2011/05/ ... technique/

garbage.

sleazy_j wrote:"reunion" happened last week at some cops vs felons MMA event.

hip hop news changed so much since I checked last..

can someone upload Leverage Of Combat please?

I heard he is ok, no details tho..

wtf is wrong with you guys.

lol @ that intro, sample reminds me of toru takemitsu's scores with that strange german pronunciation.. will give it a listen..

Philaflava wrote:One of the best R&B hook artist in the game. RIP.

I didn't know he suffered "TWO" strokes either. Anyone know the details?

I remember there was a thread on by someone telling he is paralyzed after the stroke..

he was too young, too young.. sad fucking day..

RIP on a whole new level..

this guy has more fun doing it than all the others, and this will keep him there.

who produced this?

this guy will do the most unexpected collabos. wait and see.

uh zip zoom wrote:

this cover works in mysterious waves.

it's been a minute since I didnt hear about this guy. will check it, thanks.