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wellscyhigh is a classic example :lolsign: :lolsign: who is more important to a child's development..father or mother? :stickpoke:

well never came across it myself in my schooling life.. but few classes even teach australian history..and what happened to the original australians :shrug: a lot of stuff is just force fed and get everyone acting like sheep.. can't say original thought is encouraged from my experiences..

ahh its so true.. unfortunately the originators and creators dont get any credit too.. like some1 will bite some1..the bbiter will bite the biter.. now this guy is rapping in a style and he doesnt even know who created that.. people talk about freestyles..99.5% of them dont even know who freestyle fellowship is.. I don't support "underground" or "commercial" I just support the quality artists.. but everything is so locked down by radio video etc etc unless you look for the good music you just ain't gonna find it..

schools should inform students on all research and ideas..then they can make their own minds up.

but this is REAL jazz.. not just a few horns here and there.. k-os' albums wernt filled with jazz.. haiku de'tat is definitely keepin it alive.. i definitely need to check Zion I and what can you tell me about crown city rockers? never heard of them

party starter (freshmen remix)

thanks man! im actually liking these remixes a lot more than when i first heard em 2 :rockon: unlike the UK, Australia and the rest of the world where the people determine a singles success by sales.. in the US radio programmers determine there charts.. :sick:

co-p is from the freshmen so its basically 2 freshmen remixes..

well they could be mutually exclusive..

okay ive taken a few chances.. lets hope it pays off

beastie boys - paul revere when i was 9...

come on now.. Jaden would be PISSED! Will hasnt done a track about him :3-laugh3:

I've met Jackie Chan.. Will Smith .. Jazzy Jeff a lot of my favorite artists what's more important to you.. family or friends?

its permanently broken... have you ever had an experience in your life that you could not explain scientifically? something supernatural? :stickpoke:

this is me pondering the state of the world..

if you like party starter you will like the album..its nothing like switch :2thumbs:

okay man i got accapellas for will2k switch and freakin it sumwhere

i want bogart for a little aussie pride :lolsign:

i think the biggest continuity error was having queen latifah on the show as 2 different people :lolsign:

Its just as simple as that You answer the question truthfully then ask one to the poster after you. Given your current situation, are you overall satisfied with your life? :stickpoke:

colossus - the tribute

I'm loving these tracks.. When jazz and rap met in 1993 it was the greatest time for hip hop.. I dont hear any jazz beats in hip-hop anymore.. so this albums is awesome to me.. im glad i stumbled across it.. recent jazz/rap either the jazz is dope and the raps are weak or the jazz is weak and the raps are dope.. but this album they are both top quality..

if you are a fan of jazz/rap like I am.. check out this new artists colossus.. you can listen to the tracks from his album at this website http://www.om-records.com/colossus.html awesome! im definitely getting the album it comes out october 24.. its 2 discs 1 more jazz version the 2nd more hip-hop ... :2thumbs: Existing in a chilled-out space between Roy Ayers and Digable Planets circa Blowout Comb, West Oaktown is indeed cool like that." - URB "Bring it! Techno-organic jazz-hop has met its master in Colossus, whose music sounds like a mutant-powered, sonic version of the Marvel X-Men character." - Eric K. Arnold, XLR8R "Scat-rapping, laid back funk, shimmering speakeasy jazz, crispy slow-gaited percussion. It's like the Roots remaking Organix, but with actual chops this time. Or Yesterday's New Quintet playing only the Bluest Notes from the most Digable Planets. Stones Throw is kicking themselves in the wolf mask for missing this." - FILTER "Those pining for the 90’s vibe, the comfort zone where jazz and hip hop commingle, will get with this. Consistency and depth are your confidants for this two-disc set (the second cd being a strong offering of imaginative remixes)." – Straight No Chaser Magazine "I absolutely love the album, I can't stop playing it. The vibe is deep and funky as hell. It is really awsome." – Laurent Garnier "Fat as f..@k beats and swooping bass roll deep into hip-hop as rich as Main Source and a sliced'n'diced band sound not too far away from Duke Ellington in his Blanton/Webster prime. Sureplayer / Absolute brilliance." – 5 / 5 DJ Magazine

theres still room for more teams! :stickpoke:

i dont like runs new "run-on" style..and i thought the single was awful so i wont be getting it.. :word: