211
General Discussion / HIP HOP TILL WE DIE
« on: July 19, 2004, 12:33:00 AM »
Im suicidal anybody got tips on the most lethal and least time consuming ways to kill myself let me know
Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
212
General Discussion / sandton hall organ donors
« on: July 17, 2004, 09:55:00 PM »
is ootz the organiser of this sandton hall gigitty gig? if not then who is?
pyschosis
pyschosis
213
General Discussion / Shadow Zu review at Rap reviews
« on: July 17, 2004, 04:07:00 AM »
ABS :: Sandstorm :: Shadow Zu
as reviewed by William Ketchum III
With hip-hop´s ongoing globalization, the U.S. is seeing a lot of international releases. At their best, these records can result as high quality, enlightening listens. Kardinal Offishall put Toronto on the hip-hop map with his music, making it accessible to all hip-hop listeners while concurrently representing his hometown by giving his music a Canadian twist. At their worst though, international projects can go to either extreme—they can either be so different that listeners of different cultures can´t keep up, or they can lack originality by simply copying the latest fads in the States.
ABS—made up of Shadow Zu´s Sandstorm Ja and Boobah Siddik, and Big B—is determined to make their mark in the hip-hop world. Their new album, Sandstorm, is a fusion of "normal" hip-hop and their African and Jamaican extractions.
ABS wears their roots on their sleeves with this release. Whether its Sandstorm Ja talking about "making it to New York with $40 in my pocket" on "Immigrant," or the Jamaican flavor found on the dance-ready "Boum Ya," it´s evident that the group isn´t ready to compromise their cultures for mainstream acceptance...
Read the rest at http://www.rapreviews.com/archive/2004_07_sandstorm.html" TARGET="_blank">Rap Reviews
Also check out our previous review over at http://www.reactmag.com/reviews/feature.php?nid=40" TARGET="_blank">REACTMAG ONLINE
and don´t forget to swing by http://www.shadowzu.com" TARGET="_blank">SHADOW ZU DOT COM
He who swallows a coconut, trusts his anus...
as reviewed by William Ketchum III
With hip-hop´s ongoing globalization, the U.S. is seeing a lot of international releases. At their best, these records can result as high quality, enlightening listens. Kardinal Offishall put Toronto on the hip-hop map with his music, making it accessible to all hip-hop listeners while concurrently representing his hometown by giving his music a Canadian twist. At their worst though, international projects can go to either extreme—they can either be so different that listeners of different cultures can´t keep up, or they can lack originality by simply copying the latest fads in the States.
ABS—made up of Shadow Zu´s Sandstorm Ja and Boobah Siddik, and Big B—is determined to make their mark in the hip-hop world. Their new album, Sandstorm, is a fusion of "normal" hip-hop and their African and Jamaican extractions.
ABS wears their roots on their sleeves with this release. Whether its Sandstorm Ja talking about "making it to New York with $40 in my pocket" on "Immigrant," or the Jamaican flavor found on the dance-ready "Boum Ya," it´s evident that the group isn´t ready to compromise their cultures for mainstream acceptance...
Read the rest at http://www.rapreviews.com/archive/2004_07_sandstorm.html" TARGET="_blank">Rap Reviews
Also check out our previous review over at http://www.reactmag.com/reviews/feature.php?nid=40" TARGET="_blank">REACTMAG ONLINE
and don´t forget to swing by http://www.shadowzu.com" TARGET="_blank">SHADOW ZU DOT COM
He who swallows a coconut, trusts his anus...
214
Hip Hop Events / EXTRA special guest from the UK Hip Hop scene DJ Beez Time O
« on: July 16, 2004, 08:29:00 PM »
This one will skullphunk yo mama
Dj Beez doing his own brand of bad a**ed UK Hip Hop
mmmmmmmmmm its gonna be a life enhancing experience
be there or be a rectangular thing
8:30
CHEEP Booze
NO entrance fee
You
Me
a piece of string...............
you decide
Dj Beez doing his own brand of bad a**ed UK Hip Hop
mmmmmmmmmm its gonna be a life enhancing experience
be there or be a rectangular thing
8:30
CHEEP Booze
NO entrance fee
You
Me
a piece of string...............
you decide
215
Hip Hop Events / DJ Eazy´s Gonna Rock Ya @ Time Out 27th July
« on: July 16, 2004, 08:25:00 PM »
Man oh man, i am psyched, we have Dj Eazy (5fm) on the wheels ov steel for your entertainment. It´s gonna be on FIRE
You can´t afford to miss this one
8:30 till the cowz come home (or leave)
Peace y´all
You can´t afford to miss this one
8:30 till the cowz come home (or leave)
Peace y´all
216
Hip Hop Events / Tales From the Dark @ Time Out Tuesday 20th July
« on: July 16, 2004, 08:20:00 PM »
The usual inspection ov tha dex of worriedom PLUS special live appearance from the legendary TALES FROM THE DARK
8:3-pm till late
Free Entrance
Cheep Booze
Midgets wot go "BOOYA"
Check it
Dj´s Greg and Louis PLUS Tales from the Dark
8:3-pm till late
Free Entrance
Cheep Booze
Midgets wot go "BOOYA"
Check it
Dj´s Greg and Louis PLUS Tales from the Dark
217
Chief Rocka - Open Mic / Darkblood, up for a battle.
« on: July 16, 2004, 05:29:00 AM »
Werd darkblood. u up for a battle??
holla back aight
siknifikant
holla back aight
siknifikant
218
General Discussion / Toots and the Maytals Live
« on: July 16, 2004, 03:53:00 AM »
LIVE Toots and Maytals, the legendary album, was re-mastered and re-released on cd June 15th. The original copy of this album was the first reggae cd I ever bought.( at the flea market for 8 bucks) This version sounds much better, the vocals and reggae riddims are much more crisp and clean, I almost feel like I was there, but then i wake up and realize I wasn´t even born yet. I got the cd yesterday at my internship at universal and it hasn´t left my cd player, if you close your eyes than you can almost picture yourself in the audience, listening to such favorites as 54-46 and Pressure Drop.
219
General Discussion / This might be un fair- African hip hop online Awards
« on: July 16, 2004, 12:15:00 AM »
Greetings from Tanzania, to the moderator. I have been following as well as browsing ur site for sometime now, but when it comes of Best Hip Hop artist in ur Awards, I think u forgot our truest mc, M.O.B.E who is representing Tanzania Hip hop In south africa. I think he deserves nomination.
Vote for M.O.B.E aka Mubarak Simba.
Much love
Vote for M.O.B.E aka Mubarak Simba.
Much love
220
General Discussion / I wanna Vote For you
« on: July 15, 2004, 11:31:00 PM »
This is the MAd_Man
Wanna vote for you on the producer matter.
Where must I go?
Wanna vote for you on the producer matter.
Where must I go?
221
General Discussion / PROPER-GANDA
« on: July 15, 2004, 09:50:00 PM »
To generate discussion. Here is a list of all the nominees for this hear´s online african hip hop awards:
Who do you think should win & Motivate WHY
Who do you think should win & Motivate WHY
| Quote: |
|
222
Hot Traxxx / Tracks from the e.p
« on: July 15, 2004, 06:43:00 PM »
Feedback is appreciated http://www.soundclick.com/bands/8/blackerthanyoaveragemusic.htm" TARGET="_blank">---->Click Here<---
223
Hip Hop Events / THE ELEMENTS @ Time Out 13th July
« on: July 12, 2004, 05:25:00 PM »
Tuesday 13th July features Hip Hop crew The Elements live, plus Greg and Louis on the wheels of steel playin stuff for yo mama
be there
its YOUR right
8:30 till LATE
be there
its YOUR right
8:30 till LATE
224
Chief Rocka - Open Mic / siKnifikant - a few verses to leave ur mental strings in a t
« on: July 11, 2004, 08:31:00 AM »
ha! feel this:
i plan to get rich by spittin common sense
my flows like tha future
and my metaphors leave u tense
was born ill
started dismissin from an early age
equipped wit a pencil and a pad, caused hazardous lyrical rage
exceeded levels or average mind power
mind wrote flames to devour
elevated my lyrical force
become an MC to tha third power
my flows are significant
all ya´ll flows b under-development
i´ll skwatta down and shit on ur novice rhymin kamp settlement
on tha mic im hazardous
remove emcees powers like differential calculus
my verses elevate u heigher than i tonne of canibus
ya´ll kno u feelin me!!
siKnifikant (verbal-effekt@darkvizion.za.net)
i plan to get rich by spittin common sense
my flows like tha future
and my metaphors leave u tense
was born ill
started dismissin from an early age
equipped wit a pencil and a pad, caused hazardous lyrical rage
exceeded levels or average mind power
mind wrote flames to devour
elevated my lyrical force
become an MC to tha third power
my flows are significant
all ya´ll flows b under-development
i´ll skwatta down and shit on ur novice rhymin kamp settlement
on tha mic im hazardous
remove emcees powers like differential calculus
my verses elevate u heigher than i tonne of canibus
ya´ll kno u feelin me!!
siKnifikant (verbal-effekt@darkvizion.za.net)
225
Hip Hop Events / Godessa in JHB?
« on: July 06, 2004, 10:14:00 PM »
I read on that hypocalypse website that Godessa will be in Joburg at color bar in melville tomorrow (wednesday).
How true is that?
How true is that?