JumpinJack AJ

...and dare I say a remix of "Guilty Conscious" between FP and Eminem would be hilarious.

Jazzy needs 2 start sliding exclusives 2 the fans. If it's not wack and it's never going to be released, it's easy 2 just let something get out there and not worry about legal issues.

Yeah, it's been confirmed that the 3 of them were in the studio together but I think this is the ONLY things that's ever hinted that they actually recorded a song together. It's be interesting 2 see what kind of song they could have recorded together with FP and Eminem on vocals. I'm having a tough time figuring out what kind of subject matter they could work together on. Beyond the comedy and story-telling, I'm clueless.

BONE: THUGS -N- HARMONY - See Me Shine Uni5 (2010) This song is so good. I can't get sick of it!!

BRANDY + TIMBALAND - Sirens Afrodisiac (Import Single) (2004)

ANGEL TAYLOR - Like You Do Love Travels (2010)

I agree. That's why I asked that we make a message board totally devoted to reviewing albums. I'd do reviews a lot if I knew they'd read and easier 2 find.

The cool thing is that Eminem is a strong influence on the mainstream side of Rap and Hip-Hop. If he's making better music, those who can't make the attempt will fall off even quicker.

I think the "album sequel" concept is stupid. If u are going 2 release an album shortly after another with the same vibe, creating an extension of the 1st...great. I think it's just stupid after years have passed and/or u've released other albums since. If time has passed, then do something new. Who wasn't disappointed when Jay-Z's Blueprint sequels weren't as good as the 1st?

I picked up the album the other day. I've listened 2 it 2 or 3 times through. I definitely like it overall.

TONI BRAXTON - Pulse Pulse (2010) Ted, I got an unauthorized LL Cool J mixtape back in the day with all of those songs (expect he was missing one song). When I saw u post that one a few weeks ago I saw that video had a pic of the vinyl that it was released on. I'd love 2 get my hands on that so I could create a better sound for it.

I did like it from the 1st listen even tho' he's using a slightly higher pitch voice (it's better than what he's used in the past tho'). I do like the production and I especially love the message. I'm not crazy about how some of the lyrics deliver that message but this is one of the best songs he's done since 2003. It's easily better than any other rap on the radio.

I'm more on Eminem's side than I have been in the past 8-10 years. Like many of you, I just got sick of what he turned to right after dropping The Marshal Mathers LP. Why I think he's changing his stuff up for the better and I'm interested in where his work is going again, I don't think he should represent music like that. Congratz on the success. That's undeniable. But with all of the other artists in all of music who impacted the last decade, better music was clearly available.

Holy crap! I have GOT 2 see this. I know a show in Ohio is secured. If they don't release other dates soon I might be making a long drive 2 see this....lol. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Exclusive: Christopher ‘Kid’ Reid: Kid ‘n Play Reuniting for Summer Tour He also speaks on the House Party 20th Anniversary Celebration By Chris Richburg April 21, 2010 at 08:08 am Comments (2) *Good news for fans of the high-top fade and the funky Charleston. Kid and Play have reunited with plans on resurrecting hip-hop’s golden era party vibe at a concert venue near you. The re-teaming of Christopher “Kid” Reid and Christopher “Play” Martin comes more than a decade since the duo rode a wave of popularity in the late ’80s and early ’90s with rap classics such as “Rollin’ with Kid ‘n Play,” “Gettin’ Funky,” “Do This My Way,” “Funhouse,” and “Ain’t Gonna Hurt Nobody.” In addition to music, the Kid ‘n Play found success with their own on the big and small screen with the “House Party” movie trilogy, the film “Class Act” and the NBC Saturday morning cartoon series, “Kid ‘n Play.” A brief alliance with Marvel Comics resulted in a comic book based on the animated show in 1992. Despite the long hiatus, Reid feels the timing couldn’t be better for Kid ‘n Play to reintroduce themselves to old fans while garnering new fans. “We actually jumpin’ back out there, my old partner Play and myself,” the entertainer shared with EURweb’s Lee Bailey at a recent party for LisaRaye’s new TV One reality series. “…we kind of felt that it was the right time and we like the energy out there. The public kind of let us know that they might be receptive to something like this. So we’re gonna go and have fun.” Kid ‘n Play fans will be able to see the pair live when they hit the road for an upcoming tour this summer. The outing is slated to kick off June 25 in Detroit and continue with performances scheduled throughout July and August. “We’re doing a bunch of touring dates this summer. We’ll be joined by groups like Full Force, Lisa Lisa, Montell Jordan,” Reid revealed. “Right now, they’re up to at least 20 and I think they’re trying to go 30 and beyond. It’s actually been encouraging. It seems to be kind of picking up momentum. We got some dates back East. I know we got one in Connecticut. And then we’re gonna do that Tom Joyner cruise. So that will be one of the kick off joints.” The Kid ‘n Play reunion tour comes as a natural development after blazing individual paths outside the rap arena. Reid established a second career as an actor and stand-up comedian, while Martin ventured into the world of holy hip-hop after becoming a born-again Christian and moving to North Carolina, where he became a professor at North Carolina Central University and founded the multimedia company, HP4 Digital Works and online magazine, Brand Newz. With their own lives firmly in place, thoughts of a reunion were not high on the list for Martin and Reid, who offered his own theory regarding the delay in hooking back up with Martin. “I think there’s been various times when either one of us might not have been down for varying reasons. I don’t think it was anything personal. I think it was maybe just where we were at individually in life,” the entertainer said. “And I think we always trusted in the fact that we’d know when it was time to kinda get together. The cosmos would tell us. And so it feels right now. So you know we’re gettin’ the band back together. We’re loadin’ up the Ben Gay and Grecian formula and we’re gonna git ‘er done. [Laughs]“ “It’s just cool. We’ve been appearing at places together and hangin’ out. We’ve been having a blast,” continued Reid, who confessed that being back with Martin “feels very comfortable.” “It feels very natural and it feels like a lot of fun to this point.” The Kid ‘n Play reunion isn’t the only high point for Reid and Martin. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the release of the first “House Party” movie. The movie not only launched Kid ‘n Play’s foray into film but also featured comedian Martin Lawrence and actress Tisha Campbell-Martin before they became household names on Lawrence’s hit sitcom, “Martin.” One of the reasons behind the success of “House Party,” Reid believes, was the genuine relationship between him and his rhyme partner Martin and how their real-life personas translated onscreen. “We grew up around the corner from each other. We came already packaged. I tell people we sold a million records before we ever made a movie…We were already like that. We danced like that. I looked like that. And that’s the thing. I think that’s was one of the reasons why the movie was successful,” Reid explained. “I think people kind of felt like it was organic, like these guys weren’t put together because we go way back.” With the upcoming tour, the big question is whether or not Kid ‘n Play can still hit the moves they’re known for. “Well this is what we gonna find out. This is why we running around the street like “Rocky” now tryin’ to get back into shape,” Reid stated while singing part of the theme from “Rocky” and referencing Sammy Davis Jr.’s knack for performing his trademark routines without a hint of stage rust. “We fashion a very high standard for ourselves over the years. We respect our audience enough and our standard is such that we’re not gonna come out there if it’s not gonna be hot. It’s gonna be hot.” Dance moves aside, fans craving total nostalgia from Kid ‘n Play may also wonder if Reid will bring back his hi-top fade for the trek. After all, the hairstyle took on a life of its own, as it became the choice cut for many guys back in the day. “Well that’s a whole ‘nother story. I hope ain’t nobody got their hearts set on that. We will be selling memorabilia Kid ‘n Play wigs at the merchandising table and Pajama Jammy Jam jammies and things of that nature,” a joking Reid said as he broke down the tour’s potential for success. “It’s one of those things. It’s very hard to compete with a younger version of yourself, but I just think that there’s a vibe out there right now with our audience that wants to kind of hearken back to, you know, that time when we was just having a lot more fun and maybe didn’t have as many responsibilities. “So we’re very pleased with what’s been goin’ on to this point, the people that have been putting it together,” the entertainer added about his group’s desire to deliver a quality experience for concertgoers. “As long as it feels comfortable and it feels like we’re being creative and it’s something positive, then we’ll mess with it.”

Ted! I ordered the import version featuring this track a year ago and the seller backed out on me. This is the 1st time I heard this. It's a good song. I'll have to see if I can find this at a good price in the future.

The funny thing about this article is that I think 99% of this board doesn't even care whether he's managing them or now...lol.

TONI BRAXTON - Breathe Again (2010 Live) from WalMart's Soundcheck (2010)

Thanx for the b-day wishes (and anyone who might leave some after this reply). 2day was great. It started a bit late cuz I was wrapped up doing paperwork. But after that I washed the car, did some shopping, and then went out with a group of friends. May Babies in the house!!

This is hilarious! What is this from? The way he looks at them and reacts to them like real people is brilliant. Thanx! I think I'm gonna post these on my Facebook right now.

LEFT EYE w/ 2PAC - Untouchable (Nina Version) (unreleased) (2002) So when Left Eye's album was stalled in the US and she was free to leave Arista, she started working with Deathrow, they remixed alot of her Supernova album and she recorded a few new songs even though she never officially signed them. She left them a bit before she passed away, but in 2002 Deathrow put out a a very limited and rare promo single for "Untouchable"...I was hyped 2 find it and get it at an amazing price (u think both die hard TLC fans and 2Pac fans would have me paying over $100 for this...I got it for $20). I got myself my best birthday present so far...lol.

JJ+FP - As We Go He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper (1988)

Happy B-Day!....May babies runnin' the board!! :)

There's a difference between Kanye coming into the game...and him STAYING in the game....lol. One things is for sure, I'd love for there to be an instrumental release of this album.

No, the franchise wouldn't be the same without Sonnenfield. It's like the difference between Batman Returns and Batman Forever...without Tim Burton, the vibe was totally different. I'm not saying it was bad...just different. We know the movie will be funny. We know it'll be creative and visually amazing. We know it'll be entertaining. I just hope it's stronger than the 2nd movie. I'd like them to step outside of the 90 minute time frame they have limited themselves to in the 1st 2 movies. I'm sure everyone would be happy to see a 2 hour MIB movie as long as it's good. Alot of franchises stop at the 3rd movie so they need 2 rockstar the joint out with a crazy, big, unpredictable, and longer story. I wouldn't be mind seeing cameos from some of the old characters as well as new ones. I remember me and Tim always saying Jazzy Jeff needed to be make a cameo as one of the aliens. New music is a must for this. I was just listening 2 Big Willie Style last nite and remembering how dope 1997 was with MIB and Big Willie Style, the music videos, the singles, the awards.

TONI BRAXTON - Yesterday Pulse (2010) Why on earth did they not put on the duet version with Trey Songz that they use on the single and the video?!? Trey Songz is one of the only credible R-N-B artist who gets success 2day.