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For any one who has paypal you can order the dvds now from this page http://www.jazzyjefffreshprince.com/jjfp-raredvds.htm

okay entries are closed..battle begins on the 19th

They sleepin Maxfly!! :overhere:

oh damn.. I forgot to say thanks to Kel & Miss NIC for this :2thumbs:

Get these now..they are only gonna be up for a couple of days. JJFP Live in London 04 - Part 1 JJFP Live in London 04 - Part 2 JJFP Live in London 04 - Part 3 JJFP Live in London 04 - Part 4 JJFP Live in London 04 - Part 5

:lolsign: :lolsign: TATY & KEL heating things up.. Warning: You may lose your mind upon hearing this track

JAZZYJEFFFRESHPRINCE.COM WORLD EXCLUSIVE The first Tatyana Ali track in more than 6 years Off the Who is Kel Spencer Mixtape Out July!! Grindin!!! Its hot damn hot!!! Tatyana Ali & Kel Spencer - Grindin'

yeah ive had 5 rules on my ipod 4 ages :2thumbs:

batman begins was great..batmans back!! I couldnt help but think of american psycho whenever christian bale was in a business suit tho :lolsign:

I would love..absolutely love Will to do the 3rd verse to party starter to that BET crowd

TV One On One Features Exclusive Will Smith Interview Just in Time for Independence Day Wednesday June 15, 3:53 pm ET Will Smith Talks With Host Catherine Hughes About His Multi-faceted Career, His Family, Why He Avoids Politics and His Role as an AIDS Awareness Ambassador SILVER SPRING, Md., June 15 /PRNewswire/ -- It wouldn't be July 4th weekend without something new from movie and music superstar Will Smith, and this year TV One's got him -- in an exclusive interview with TV One on One host Catherine Hughes that premieres Thursday, June 30 from 8-9 PM (ET). The special will repeat on Friday, July 1 at midnight and Saturday, July 2 at 5 PM (all times ET). ADVERTISEMENT (Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20050615/DCW064 ) This wide-ranging interview with one of America's hottest box-office and music stars offers a glimpse at both the serious and light-hearted sides of Will Smith. Hughes and Smith cover subjects ranging from his multi-faceted music, television and motion picture career, his relationship with his parents, wife Jada Pinkett Smith and children, why he avoids politics and his passion for his role as an ambassador for AIDS awareness through Nelson Mandela's 46664 Foundation. Hughes asks the versatile superstar, who entered show business successfully as a teenage rap artist and quickly became a television sensation in Fresh Prince of Bel-Air followed by a blockbuster movie career, whether he prefers being a movie star or a rapper. Smith, the first rap artist to receive a Grammy, says, "I want to be an artist ... It's important to me to make the statements and say the things that I feel in my heart and in my mind, and there's no better way to do that than in the world of music. What happens with the film world, you're more a tool for the director to realize his or her vision." Smith recounts the story of his sojourn to the West Coast from Philadelphia, after his successful rap career as part of the Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince duo was sidetracked by a failed album. "I knew that whatever was going to happen for me, I felt it was going to be in Los Angeles," Smith said. He started "hanging out" during tapings of Arsenio Hall and one night backstage met famed producer and talent manager Benny Medina, who contacted a very interested Quincy Jones with the concept for the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air series, and six weeks later they were shooting the pilot. When Hughes asks him how he repeatedly receives a Nickelodeon Kids' Choice award and stays a favorite of kids even as he gets older and more mature, Smith said, "I think there's a very silly side of me that kids connect to," and he hasn't lost his boyish enthusiasm for sci-fi subjects like aliens and living in a world where robots rule. Plus, Smith points out, a whole new generation of kids is now watching Fresh Prince on Nick-at-Nite. He tells Hughes that he thinks his best movie performance was in Ali, and described Ali director Michael Mann as "the most thorough person I've ever met in my life," and "if not a genius, as close [to one] as I've ever met." Smith also talks about his role as an AIDS awareness ambassador and his trip with 10 high school seniors from his alma mater, Overbrook High in Philadelphia, to South Africa, where they met Nelson Mandela and traveled through Soweto. In a surprise visit that has become the hallmark of TV One on One, Smith is visited by high school friend and long-time business partner J. L. Lassiter, his partner in Overbrook Entertainment. Lassiter talks about Smith's most recent movie, Hitch, a romantic comedy that met the challenge of breaking "down all those barriers and the conventional wisdom that African Americans can't perform in a romantic comedy." About TV One Launched in January 2004, TV One (http://www.tvoneonline.com) is offered in 21 million households, offering a broad range of lifestyle and entertainment-oriented original programming, classic series, movies, fashion and music designed to entertain, inform and inspire a diverse audience of adult African American viewers. TV One's investors include Radio One [(Nasdaq: ROIA; ROIAK) (http://www.radio-one.com)], the largest radio company that primarily targets African American and urban listeners; Comcast Corporation [(Nasdaq: CMCSA; CMCSK) (http://www.comcast.com)], the leading cable television company in the country; The DirecTV Group; Constellation Ventures; Syndicated Communications; Pacesetter Capital Group; and Opportunity Capital Partners.

now..do you think JJFP will perform switch or party starter at the awards??

hey that nba performance was last thursday.. the sales for this week are actually last weeks arent they ? so the performance would more likely impact next weeks sales

when party starter is released we must get it to #1 on BET 106 & Park and TRL..i'm not joking..the success of party starter could determine the success of the whole lost and found album..its up to us to make a difference..who's with me? :pony:

i cant believe we only got 2 reviews.. where are all the US peeps that have got it???? :chuks:

I think Jeff and Will are as excited about this tour as we are!! :1-say-yes:

universal music :2thumbs:

damn i was hoping they wouldnt do the whole "avoid jeff while hes on the decks" with the camera thing.. did they really do "here we go again" or did that reviewer get it wrong?

Updated Totals! Code Red 124 Lost and Found 123 Willennium 107 He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper 105 Big Willie Style 93 Homebase 79 And in this Corner 56 Rock the House 50 Born to Reign 36

I'm gonna look out for you then! :wink:

Party Starter will definitely be the next single, my sources confirm this. Also it will be released in Australia in August. So perhaps a July release for UK and US ?

Hax is getting mine :wiggle:

wow thats amazing!! now if they release party starter in the next week or so he'll be selling 60K a week! :2thumbs:

Will Smith Lost and Found Interscope The Fresh Prince became a unique star in the world of hip-hop by speaking for the other side of the streets: as the voice of brothers who like school, never thought about selling drugs, and have dinner at home with their parents. Since Yo! MTV Raps and Lady B's Street Beat till now, Smith has asserted black life isn't just poverty and ignorance. Seventeen years after He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper, Smith releases Lost and Found, an entire CD of relevant hip-hop music. While Jazzy Jeff has never dropped the ball as a producer or DJ, Smith has spent a little too much time competing with other rappers. This time he focuses creatively on himself. Lost and Found opens with "Here He Comes," an exciting track that samples the beats and sound effects from the original '60s Spider-Man cartoon. Smith honors the old-school rule stating that if you use a beat that well-known and loved, you absolutely have to bring hot lyrics. He pulls it off. On this CD Smith thought about what type of music would make him happy. This formula works as well today as it did in '89. On "Mr. Niceguy" he says Wendy Williams and others who claim to report on his personal life need to get a life of their own. But the album's hit is "Tell Me Why" with Mary J. Blige, a song about Smith's struggle to explain Sept. 11 and the war in Iraq to his son. This track is the most passionate one Smith has recorded in his career. Mary J. should get him to use his labelmate Jadakiss on the remix. Smith's originality shines on "Ms. Holy Roller," about a friend who gets on his nerves after she finds Jesus. (Why did it take an MC so long to make this record?) What's missing is at least one track with Will Smith and Jazzy Jeff going back and forth and addressing MCs and DJs trying to do what they do. The block party-style tracks are part of what made both his first two LPs classic. The beats here are infectious, which is good, but the album works best when Smith asserts on tracks like "Lost & Found" that hip-hop is suffering from everybody trying to out-gangsta each other. Lost and Found depicts the life of a mature, successful and intelligent black man. It's not another CD about rich men acting like they enjoy selling drugs and hoping somebody will shoot them. Smith did a great job rebuilding on this project. Definitely find a place for Lost and Found in your collection. A- (Raymond Tyler) Philadelphia Weekly

[ Will Smith - Lost and Found ] 3 and a half star out of five Interscope I don’t care if you can’t stand Will Smith. You’re likely part of a majority who’ve formulated an opinion based on what everyone else thinks. Which is a shame, because this album shows that Will can write rhymes. Of course you won’t find a single four letter word in here – but that’s the point. This proves that it is possible to do 60 minutes of music without taking the next man down. Lost and Found is typically confrontational, like all of Will’s releases – but it’s focused and kind of sarcastic at the same time. There is everything from the soulful, the aggressive and the party on this release. It is incisive on Here he Comes, it’s pimp on Party Starter and its just brilliant on Tell me Why featuring Mary J Blige. Snoop Dogg rolls in and out on Pump ya Brakes while Loretta – well you just gotta hear it. I must admit, I expected a little less from this album and while it’s not as profound as some of the all time greats, it’s far more than goofy old Will. The Fresh Prince is shining once again – and it’s not Summertime! Rezo Beat Magazine