Chrizo
Escapist Extraordinaire.
You're probably here because:
Chicks
Funny Shit
I make sense
I LOL at stupid shit
And I'm The Kitten's greatest fan.
I love:
Advertising and Marketing Concepts
My Country
The Kitty
This Tumblr also serves as a repository of my varied interests and randomness.
You've been warned.
Huhlolz
Beat Swap Meet is a Record Swap Meet consisting of over 45 Invited Vendors & Collectors from California and surrounding states, selling Blues, Funk, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Metal, Psych, Punk, Reggae, Rock, Soul, and World 12” and 45 Records.
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RIP Jimmy Castor. B-boys and girls, know your roots!
Jamir Garcia/Slapshock
I might add:
- Black Star by Black Star (1998)
- The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest (1991)
- Doggystyle by Snoop Dogg (1993)
1. R. Kelly - You Remind Me
2. Subway - This Little Game We Play Feat. 702
3. Something For The People - My Love Is The Shhh
4. Janet Jackson - I Get Lonely Feat. Blackstreet
5. Janet Jackson - Anytime, Anyplace
6. H-town - Knockin’ The Boots
7. Silk - Freak Me
8. Jon B - Someone To Love
9. Tyrese - Sweet Lady
10. Guy - Let’s Chill
11. K-ci Hailey - If You Think You’re Lonely Now
12. Mary J. Blige - Sweet Thing
13. Tony Toni Tone - Lay Your Head On My Pillow
14. Xscape - Just Kickin’ It
15. Jodeci - Come And Talk To Me
16. Tevin Cambell - I’m Ready
17. 112 - Cupid
18. Monica - Angel Of Mine
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Q-Tip & Kanye West perform Award tour at the Brooklyn Hip Hop festival (Official footage) (New)
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They’ve done it again! Jimmy, Justin Timberlake & The Roots perform another glorious medley of hip hop songs through the ages: HISTORY OF RAP PART 2!
This is the dopest video I’ve seen in a while haha.
I’m just literally lol’n at the whitest f’kn audience EVER. Props to the dude in the neck brace, f’real.
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Edition#8: 1994
Edition #8 of our monthly Classic Material series pays tribute to the hip hop of 1994, a year which for many is best remembered for giving us two of hip hop’s most revered debut albums, Nas’ Illmatic and Notorious B.I.G’s Ready to Die. It was also a golden year for radio and mixtape DJs with tapes from the likes of Funkmaster Flex, Stretch Armstrong, Doo Wop, Ron G and others being a key outlet for the new breed of underground acts as well as established names.
Despite tempos generally drifting downward in comparison with previous years and the general sound of the year’s output being laidback and largely jazz infused, ‘94 had its fair share of anthems, Craig Mack’s ‘Flava In Your Ear’, Gang Starr’s ‘Mass Appeal’ and Channel Live’s ‘Mad Izm’ being notable examples.
The Well Versed 10 More Dope Female Rappers Not Named Nicki Minaj To Watch In 2011
I’ve heard of and have seen some of these rappers before. Hit the pic to check it out. Props to BJ for puttin me on to this.
No.1 is my cuz. Woooooord.
