Physical Graffiti Born in Guayaquil Ecuador

July 14 ....to the homeland i go.
Return August 4th day before Incubus Show!!!

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Melo X @ Cargo London

Melo-X - Cargo London from Roy Thomas on Vimeo.

audio not that great but u still get a glimpse of his energy and overall performance.

BLAME IT ON THE GOOSE BUT NOT THE ...AUTOTUNE!

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Kanye West - Paranoid LMFAO REMIX

Girl Named Neda Killed In Iran By Police For Protesting!

on the count of three say: ya should already know ...ive posted up too many police brutality lately it sickens me

Madlib!!!!

IN THE STORE
Summer Suite CD/MP3

Summer Suite is a 40-minute jazz fusion piece produced and arranged by Madlib, under the name The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble. This suite is a single track comprised of four major sections and several different themes, altogether feeling similar to, more more cohesive, than one of Madlib's jazz mixtapes. “Electro-acoustic space jazz” itself is a fitting description.

The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble, a faceless and nameless collective in Madlib's self-created world of jazz groups, was debuted on the album Yesterdays Universe (2007). The compilation marked the end of Madlib's first series of jazz records, the Yesterdays New Quintet cycle (2000-2007), and the beginning of a new era, an evolved sound, and many new names: The Last Electro, Jackson Conti, Young Jazz Rebels, Jahari Masaba Unit, Kamala Walker and the Soul Tribe.

Summer Suite was originally created in 2007 and given a limited release in CD-R form for buyers of Yesterdays Universe in 2007.

The Last Electro's long-delayed album Miles Away is still planned for release. Fall Suite will be released near the end of this summer.

Feist on A Colbert Christmas

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True Words From Mr.Black Dante

now since ya prob cant read that scanned mos def article....let me point out some very true words... (actualy u can click on scanned article to be able to read whole thing =])




Now i direct that to not only people doing music who are like that but to people who do it aswell with their personalities. I see people around me and some are just pieces of everybody else no individuality in them. There is a difference between inspiration , admiration and just swagger jackin sumone completely . Now i dont worry too much because there will never be another me just like there will never be another you as long as you stay true to you. The mind is such a powerful yet fragile thing.

so...

DONT TAKE OFF YOUR COOL TO PUT ON ANOTHERS CUS DAS JUST NOT COOL ...INFACT ITS WACK...CORNY...LAME...

REMINDS ME OF A VERSE FROM MY VERY FIRST SONG RECORDED THAT YOU PROBABLY HAVENT HEARD BECAUSE I PLAN TO RE-RECORD IT THEN RELEASE IT PUT IT UP W.E'S LOL


"LEARNT THE HARD WAY YOU BETTER FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED
FAME DIGGERS STEAL BITS OF YOU TO GET ESTABLISHED
WITHDRAW FROM MY MEMORY BANK THEN LEAVE EM IN ANGUISH
DONT YOU KNOW YOU GOTTA BE YOU ALL THE TIME
CANT FEED OFF OF OTHERS YOU BEST STAY IN YA LINE
PLUS I GOT MORE OF ME TO LAST PLENTY LIFETIMES
EMACULATE CONCEPTION BUT IM PREGNANT WITH RHYMES "

- PHYSICAL GRAFFITI ( SPLENDID DREAMS )

Directions to Nuyorican Poets Cafe

Dont forget print flyer out to get in for 10 dollasss and i know we in a recession but ya knowwwww yaaaa alll still gettttin lifted and shit faced so come show support it is highly appreciated =]




check my music out here Physical Graffiti

I do it for the love
I do it for New Jersey
I do it for hip hop
I do it to do it so get to it



by nyc subway:

Closest Subway Stop is "2nd Avenue" on the F Train:
F Train to 2nd Avenue Station. Get out at the 1st Avenue exit and walk east to Avenue B. This is the closest subway train stop, since you'll be getting out on East Houston Street, which is already below 14 Street, and you'll be getting out on 1st Avenue, which is pretty far east.

R Train to 8th Street Station. This is a bit of a walk but you're in the neighborhood. You'll end up on Broadway and West 8th Street when you get out of the train. Walk east to Avenue B, then over to East 3rd Street.

4 or 5 Train to 14 Street Station. Walk east to Avenue B, then walk over to East 3rd Street.

6 Train to Astor Place Station. Same directions as above, only you'll be about 6 blocks closer.

You can take any train to the West 4th Street Station, but we recommend that you switch to the F Train at that point and take it to the Second Avenue Station. West 4th Street Station is way west of the cafe, but it IS a downtown stop and in the vacinity. If you must go this route, it's a beautiful (but long) walk on a summer's night. Find East 3rd Street when you exit the train, and just keep walking east .....(like 8 avenues).

If you come by car, the fastest way is via the FDR drive, since we're on the east side of Manhattan. The exit is Houston Street. You've got to make a right from Houston Street to find us.

There's lots of great places to eat near the Cafe, but here are some easy standbys, in case it helps you find us:

"Two Boots" (Avenue A and East 3rd Street)
"Mama's Cafe" (East 3rd between Avenues A and B)
"Kate's Vegetarian" (East 4th Street & Avenue B)


directions taken straight from the website.

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