JumpinJack AJ

Man, i don't even know how 2 determine when i became a fan...it waz from the early days tho'. I knew about the big players in Hip-Hop in the mid-80's...only a few songs tho'. JJ+FP waz amougst the few Hip-Hop artists that i heard, Run-DMC and L.L. Cool J being there also. By He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper, i waz definitly a fan cuz i could put the JJ+FP music with the faces. They've been my favorite group since 1991.

[quote=freshstecki,Mar 29 2004, 09:12 PM]I think Jazzy Jeff produced also a beat 4 a monie love song called "boys from the hood"... does anyone knows more about dat?[/quote] Ahh...u are talking about "Work It Out" from the Boyz 'N The Hood soundtrack, which i do have. I just 4got 2 update my collection on the night i got it.

Here is my personal collection of non-album trax. The Megadope Mix (1987) 9:56 DJ Jazzy Jeff Master Mix (1987) 13:04 New Kids On The Block (1987/1988) 3:22 I Sleep Much Better (In Someone Else's Bed) (Fresh Prince wit Billy Ocean & Mimi (1989) 4:43 Family Christmas (1989) 3:27 When The Radio Is On (The Single) (1989) 3:50 (Fresh Prince w/ Paul Shaffer + Various Artists) Soul Talk (DJ Jazzy Jeff + One Voice) (1989) Deep Deep Trouble (DJ Jazzy Jeff & Bart Simpson) (1990) 4:28 Yo! Home To Bel-Air: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (Theme Song 1990 Greatest Hits) 2:56 Voices That Care (Fresh Prince, Bobby Brown, Ralph Tresvant, Luther Vandross, Pointer Sisters, Little Richard, Celine Dion, Michael Bolton, Warrant, Nelson, Randy Travis, Peter Cetera, Brenda Russell, Garth Brooks, Kathy Mattea, Mark Knophler, Kanny G, & Warren Wiebe) (1991) 4:56 Higher Baby (1992) 3:25 Where’s The Party (DJ Jazzy Jeff + 2 Too Many) (Jazzy’s Smut Mix) (1992) 6:20 The Mighty Quinn (DJ Jazzy Jeff + Mighty Quinn) (1992) 4:29 I Want It All (DJ Jazzy Jeff + Mighty Quinn) (1992) 4:09 She’s Got It Going On (DJ Jazzy Jeff + Mighty Quinn) (1992) 4:01 Dance or Die (1993) 4:17 Veronica’s Rinkeldekinkel Boom! Shake The Room Freestyle/Interview (1993) 3:22 From Da South (1993) 3:56 Get Hyped (1993) 4:38 Lovely Daze (1993?…Greatest Hits) 4:23 Don’t Fight The Feeling (1993?…Japan Greatest Hits) 3:52 Badd Boyz of The Industry (DJ Jazzy Jeff + B.B.O.T.I.) (1993) 3:46 Nasty (DJ Jazzy Jeff + B.B.O.T.I.) (1993) 4:41 Da Choice Is Yours (DJ Jazzy Jeff + B.B.O.T.I.) (1993) 3:52 Check It (Jazzy Jeff’s West Philly Mix) (DJ Jazzy Jeff + Dana Barros) (1993) 4:17 Dedicated (Jazzy Jeff Mix) 4:11 (DJ Jazzy Jeff, DJ Chaos, & Funkdoobiest) (1995) Mega Mix (Edit) (1998…Greatest Hits) 3:42 I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know (DJ Jazzy Jeff produces Kenny Lattimore) (1998) Well Done (DJ Jazzy Jeff produces Kenny Lattimore) (1998) Goodtimes (DJ Jazzy Jeff, Ivan Barias & Chic) (A Touch of Jazz Mix) (1998) 5:18 Just To Keep Her Satisfied (DJ Jazzy Jeff produces/mixes Kenny Lattimore) (1999) 4:16 Holla Back (Will Smith) (2000) 4:19 I Don’t Know (DJ Jazzy Jeff & Slum Village) (2000) 2:24 Exclusively (DJ Jazzy Jeff produces Jill Scott) (2000) 2:05 Slowly Surely (DJ Jazzy Jeff on bass for Jill Scott) (2000) 4:35 Try (DJ Jazzy Jeff & Jill Scott) (2000) 4:02 Cobbs Creek (DJ Jazzy Jeff, Pos + Trugoy (De La Soul), and King Britt (2001/1998) 4:39 DJ Jazzy Jeff “Live At The Cargo: November 12, 2001” (2001) Soon (A Touch of Jazz Mix) (DJ Jazzy Jeff + Jazzanova) (2002) Cornerstone Mixtape (No. 40–Jun 02) (DJ Jazzy Jeff) (2002) Nothin’ On My Mind (Will Smith + Tra-Knox) (2002) Hey Sexy Lady (Remix) (Will Smith, Shaggy, + Sean Paul) (2002) Tear S**t Up (DJ Jazzy Jeff + Biz Markie) (2003) DJ Jazzy Jeff + Fresh Prince – Remixes Girls Ain't Nothing But Trouble Radio Version 5:12 Def Mix 5:02 1988 Single Version 4:39 Shorter Single Edit (1988) 3:58 Laidley & Oakenfold Mix Instrumental 5:12 Def Beat 3:00 1988 Instrumental Version 4:39 A Touch of Jazz Extended Re-Touch Collapsed In The Street Mix Collapsed In The Street Edit The Magnificent Jazzy Jeff Instrumental Version 5:25 Dub-Instrumental Rock The House Original Version Don’t Even Try It Original Version Brand New Funk Extended Remix 4:48 Single Edit 4:03 Live At Nassau Coliseum 4:36 Instrumental 4:16 Parents Just Don't Understand Single Edit 5:12 Extended Mix 5:35 Danny D Mix 6:00 Instrumental 5:35 Single Remix (Danny D) 2:59 (CD) Nightmare On My Street Single Edit 4:53 Extended Version 6:08 Instrumental 6:08 I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson Radio Mix (Video Version) 4:56 Extended Remix 7:09 Instrumental (Cassette & Vinyl) 4:56 The Groove (Jazzy's Groove) Radio Version w/ Grover Washington Jr. 4:30 Extended Version w/ Grover Washington Jr. 5:28 Grover's Groove with Rap w/ Grover Washington Jr. 6:10 Grover's Groove (Radio Version) w/ Grover Washington Jr. 4:00 Grover's Groove without Rap w/ Grover Washington Jr. 5:33 Jeff Waz On The Beat Box (Vinyl) Extended Remix 5:10 Instrumental 5:39 Yo! Home To Bel-Air 7” Remix 3:28 Extended Version 5:18 Summertime Mix 5:25 Summertime Single Edit/7" Mix 3:58 D.J. Jazzy Jeff's Mix 4:35 / 5:38 Extended Club Mix 5:39 Extended Bass Mix 5:43 Street Reclub Mix 5:35 "Summertime '98" (SoulPower Remix…Greatest Hits) 4:50 “Summertime ‘98” SoulPower Extended Mix) 5:10 "Summertime '98 SoulPower Radio Mix) 4:12 "Summertime '98" (SoulPower Hip Hop Mix) 4:40 Hybrid Mix (1999) 6:38 Instrumental 4:29 D.J. Jazzy Jeff's Instrumental 5:49 "Summertime '98" (SoulPower Instrumental) 4:12 Ring My Bell 7” Album Edit 3:44 D.J. Jazzy Jeff's Radio Mix 3:50 Mr. Lee's 12" Mix (or Club Mix) 5:27 Mr. Lee's Radio Mix 4:06 Hula & K. Fingers Club Mix 5:56 Hula & K. Fingers Radio Mix 3:36, 3:41, 3:46, or 4:06 D.J. Jazzy Jeff's Street Mix 5:00 and 5:07 Instravibe (Long) 5:56 Instravibe (Edit) 3:59 D.J. Jazzy Jeff’s Street Instrumental 5:00 The Things That U Do Radio Remix 4:08 Club Mix 4:43 Totally Bumpin' Vocal 4:47 House Mix 4:45 Underground Mix 5:15 Vic’s Drum Interlude 3:25 You Saw My Blinker Lynn Tolliver's Radio Edit 3:55 Boom! Shake The Room LP Mix 3:51 Club Radio Mix 3:55 Street Remix (Code Red) 4:30 Block Party Mix 3:59 Mr. Lee's Club Mix 5:02 Mr. Lee's Extended Club Mix 5:55 Remix Hula's Extended Remix (1995) 6:09 Hula's Dub (1995) 5:31 Hula's Radio Remix (1995) 3:35 Rennie Pilgrem Remix (Bonus Import Track) (2000) Instrumental 4:12 Street Remix Bonus Beats 4:17 I'm Looking For The One (To Be With Me) Single Edit 3:40 Video Version 3:40 12" Mix 5:24 Percapella 4:35 Instrumental 4:35 I Wanna Rock Radio Edit 4:18 Mr. Lee’s Radio Edit 4:13 Jazzy Jeff’s Vibe Mix 4:53 Jazzy Jeff’s Radio Edit 3:37 Jazzy Jeff’s Vibestramental 3:23 Twinkle Twinkle (I'm Not A Star) LP Radio Edit 4:08 UK Flavour 4:32 UK Flavour Radio Mix 4:09 Jeep Mix 5:16 Jeep Edit 4:03 Alternative Flavour 4:40 Can't Wait To Be With You Brixton Flavour 6:15 Brixton Flavour Radio Mix 3:49 UK Flavour 5:45 Red Eye Mix 5:31 Funk Mob 7:28 Men In Black MIB Master Mix 3:40 MIB Alternate Mix 3:40 DJ Scratch Remix 3:45 New Video Mix 3:41 A Cappella (Track Masters) 3:29 Instrumental (Track Masters) 3:48 MIB Instrumental 3:40 Just Cruisin' Radio Edit 4:00 Track Masters Remix 4:11 A Cappella 3:34 Instrumental 3:48 or 4:01 (Track Masters) Remix Instrumental 4:11 Getting' Jiggy Wit It DJ Scratch Remix 3:20 Jay Scratch Mix 3:41 So So Def Remix 3:36 A Cappella (vinyl) 3:01 Instrumental 3:47 DJ Scratch Remix Instrumental 3:19 Just The Two of Us Radio Edit 4:19 Spanish Version featuring Dark Latin Groove 4:10 Korean Version featuring Turbo 5:12 Rodney Jerkins Remix featuring Brian McKnight 4:14 Love To Infinity's Classic Club Mix 7:16 Love To Infinity's Classic Radio Mix 4:01 Love To Infinity's Extended R&B Mix 4:45 Love To Infinity's Radio R&B Mix 4:06 Love To Infinity's Giant Club Mix 6:46 Instrumental 5:15 CallOut Hook #1 (:05) CallOut Hook #2 (:10) Lovely Daze T.L.A.C. Remix 4:23 or 4:32 Candyhill Mix 4:07 or 4:13 Candyhill Extended Mix 5:27 MegaMix Extended Version 4:57 Miami Radio Edit 3:19 Miami Mix featuring Miami Sound Machine 4:40 Jason Nevins "Live On South Beach Dub" 5:10 Jason Nevins Live At "54" Mix 5:59 Studio 54 Jason Nevins Remix 4:40 Instrumental 3:19 CallOut Hook #1 (:10) CallOut Hook #2 (:05) Wild Wild West (featuring Dru Hill & Kool Moe Dee) Radio Version 3:29 A Cappella 4:05 Instrumental 4:08 Will 2K (featuring K-Ci) Single Version ("And we're gonna party like it's 1999" line NOT teased) 3:56 A Cappella 3:56 Instrumental 3:56 So Fresh w/ Biz Markie & Slick Rick Single Version 4:16 A Cappella 4:20 (vinyl) Instrumental 4:27 (vinyl) Freakin' It House Mix 5:32 A Cappella 3:39 Instrumental 4:01 House Mix Instrumental 5:32 Pump Me Up Single Version (32 seconds longer than Album Version) 4:36 For Da Love of Da Game Radio Edit DJ Jazzy Jeff Remix featuring Raheem, V, + Erro TV Version Instrumental Black Suits Comin’ (Nod Ya Head) Radio Edit 3:50 MIB Remix 3:45 Instrumental 4:21 Break It Down Original Version Instrumental Rock Wit U Yoruba Soul Mix TV Mix Instrumental Yoruba Soul Mix Dub Scram Clean Version Instrumental 1,000 Kisses Radio Edit Remixes + Alternate Versions of Songs featuring DJ Jazzy Jeff or Fresh Prince I Sleep Much Better (In Someone Else's Bed) (Fresh Prince w/ Billy Ocean & Mimi) Extended Version 6:54 When The Radio Is On (Fresh Prince + Paul Shaffer w/ Various Artists) Big City Beat Mix 6:12 Def & Dum Dub 5:09 Acappella 3:53 GoGo-A-GoGo Instrumental 4:16 Soul Talk (D.J. Jazzy Jeff + One Voice) Hip-Hop Mix Hip-House Mix Rock Mix Hip-Hop Instrumental Bonus Beats Deep Deep Trouble (D.J. Jazzy Jeff + Bart Simpson) Full Dance Mix 5:50 Dance Mix Edit 4:13 Voices That Care Instrumental 3:36 Where’s The Party? (2 Too Many w/ DJ Jazzy Jeff) Jazzy’s Smut Radio Mix 4:42 Jazzy’s Smut Instrumental 6:20 The Mighty Quinn (Mighty Quinn featuring DJ Jazzy Jeff) Instrumental Dub Mix 4:30 Bonus Beats 1:25 Dedicated (Funkdoobiest w/ DJ Jazzy Jeff) Jazzy Jeff Instrumental 4:14 Goodtimes (Chic w/ DJ Jazzy Jeff) (A Touch of Jazz Original Mix with Cuts) 6:02 Boy You Knock Me Out (Tatyana Ali w/ Will Smith) Big Willie Style (Extended Single) 4:21 Big Willie Style (Single Edit) 4:00 Stone's Extended Version 9:00 Maurice's Xclusive Club Mix 9:00 Maurice's Radio Mix 4:00 Instrumental 4:20 Maurice's Xclusive Instrumental 9:00 I Don’t Know (Slum Village featuring DJ Jazzy Jeff) Radio Edit 2:41 Hey Sexy Lady (Shaggy featuring Will Smith + Sean Paul) Remix - Unreleased Version Instrumental ---- Of course 4 those things that wern't released (some mentioned in posts above), they aren't included on this list.

Don't say that....after all, we were waiting 4 Jeff's solo album since 1998...and we got it in 2002.

HERE IS MY MODEFICATIONS 2 VIPA'S POST -IN CAPS- A Touch of Jazz(Collapsed in the Streets Mix) FROM THE SINGLE I Sleep Much Better (Billy Ocean song, with a little skit, featuring FP) THIS WAS RELEASED AS A SINGLE, THE TRACK APPEARS ON BILLY OCEAN'S GREATEST HITS ALBUM...I'M ASSUMING IT'S THE VERSION WITH FP'S RAP WITH MIMI The NEw Kids On The Block THIS IS OFF THE JIVE COMPILATION "WORD 2" Jazzy Groove(Radio Edit) (Feats Grover Washington Jr, all Vocals Re-Rapped by FP) NEW LYRICS, THIS IS THE 1ST TIME WE'VE HEARD FP'S RAPS IN A LOWER VOICE BRAND NEW FUNK Live at Nassau Collesium U CAN FIND THIS ON THE SINGLE When To Stand Up (DJ jazzy Jeff feat Pauly Yamz and Eminem. It was meant to be on Jeff's First album, but he was Dropped by Comlubia) WHO KNOWS WHERE A PROMO 4 THIS CAN BE FOUND For Da Love Of Da Game (Feat Erro and Raheem) THIS IS ACTUALLY TITLED THE JAZZY JEFF REMIX...FROM THE "ROCK WIT U" SINGLE Gettin Jiggy Wit It (So So Def Remix, Feat Big Pun, Cam'Ron, R.O.C, and J.D) YET ANOTHER TRACK WE'LL PROBABLY NEVER GET THE OFFICAIL COPY OF just the Two Of Us Remix(Feat Brian McKnight) ONE OF THE BEST REMIXES EVER...OF THE US SINGLE AND COUNTLESS IMPORT WILL SMITH CD SINGLES Boy You knock me Out (Tatyana ali song, Feat Will Smith) FP ISN'T ACTUALLY ON THE ALBUM VERSION, BUT THE REMIX FEATURING HIS RAP CAN BE FOUND ON THE IMPORT VERSION OF THE ALBUM AND IMPORT SINGLES He Sexy Lady (Shaggy, Feat Will Smith and Sean Paul) THIS FLY REMIX CAN BE FOUND ON A REGGAE COMPILATION CD CALLED SEXY LADY EXPLOSION. IT'S BEEN OUT FOR ABOUT A YEAR AND IS PRETTY HARD 2 FIND. HOWEVER, THERE'S ANOTHER VERSION OF THIS REMIX THAT HAS A DIFFERENT VERSE FROM SHAGGY AND A BEATBOXING INTRO 2 WILL'S RAP. NOT SURE WHERE THE OFFICIAL VERSION OF THAT CAN (OR IF IT CAN) BE FOUND. --- I'll try 2 post the complete list of non-album trax featuring JJ+FP (2gether and solo) but the computer i have the list saved on isn't connecting 2 the internet correctly...so i'll save it 2 a disc and post it from this computer in a day or 2. I may even start a new post with all the non-album trax (b-sides and remixes/alternate versions). Not to mention, a whole box of Remixes....

Yeah, tho' my favorite song on Code Red may change from time 2 time...this is the one i call my favorite the most.

Yeah, i love the artwork behind them and how they laced the whole CD insert with other artwork by the same people. I wonder if that artwork waz up in some public place and if it's still up...i wanna take a pic in front of it...haha.

I remember seeing that "Act Like You Know" waz advertised as a future single somewhere...but it never happened. I think it would have saved the album providing it got support. Columbia never stuck 2 their plans when singles came around. For Big Willie Style, Yes Yes Y'all waz used in advertisting. For Willennium, Afro Angel and The Rain were used in some advertisments. If they would have gone with more solid singles (and better songs) like those instead of the commercial stuff like Miami, Will 2K, and Freakin' It...i think things would be different.

[quote=WildWildWillennium,Mar 27 2004, 09:59 PM][img]http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0000004WZ.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg[/img][/quote] Jeff: Is there something in my teeth? Will: Ugh! What was the last thing u ate?!?

When something tragic like that happens, i have no problem if the group retires or pushes on. I totally understand why a group would wanna retire after losing a member. But at the same time, i like the idea of them continueing on the legacy of the group b-cuz it's what they love. The only thing i would not like is 4 a group 2 "replace" a member, that's just stupid. I waz really awaiting the next Run-DMC album. During the Crown Royal album, they were going thru' some drama and were working their way back in2 the industry. The focus this time waz gonna be more on Hip-Hop rather than fusing rap and rock. Their friendships were stronger 2. I can't imagin not hearing new Run-DMC but i know they have the right kinda reason. If they did the production themselves (don't know if they are really producers) or had lots of other producers handling it, i'd gladly support them. TLC waz kinda in the same situation. During FanMail, they were going thru' personal drama and all that waz fixed. The focus on the new album waz gonna gonna be taking it back 2 their roots (no commercial futuristic funk) and they wanted 2 do and album of songs featuring all of them rather than putting on half solo and duo trax. TLC has said they will no longer release new albums, but that TLC is 4ever. They still show up at events 2gether and have talked about a farwell tour AND working 2gether on their solo albums (they are also producing movies and sitcoms 2gether). Both of these losses really hit me hard cuz they are amoungst my favorite groups of all time and i grew up with both of them. Rest In Peace Left Eye + Jam Master Jay

I heard them sing LIVE acappella...they were incredible. Born To Reign waz Will's vision, not really theirs.

Don't worry, there's more...i just have had tyme 2 post them... .

I definitly want Tra-Knox 2 do a track or 2 on the album. After Born To Reign, it would just be weird 2 NOT hear them on at least one track. I'm sure they will be on it unless they have fallen out with Will business-wise. Tra-Knox is an incredible talent, but i don't think they got 2 do their thing on Born To Reign. If their album ever comes out, i'm sure it'll be NOTHING like Born To Reign. Think about it, most of us love "I'm Comin'" which featured them, Will just took a different approach on Born To Reign by putting them on every song. Since it sounds like Will is going back 2 his signature sound, i think Tra-Knox will really get 2 do their own thing if they are on the album.

Overbrook and A Touch of Jazz are 2 different companies with 2 different visions. It's not like they are competing or anything. A Touch of Jazz is a music company created 2 ignore all commercial industry qualifications 2 just focus on music...all kinds of music with no limits. Overbrook was started 2 bring more positive things out (not your average garbage). Such as All of Us, the news show that focuses on only "good news," the Love & Basketball, and WWW soundtrack. Overbrook concentrates on all forms of entertainment AND artists who can do it all (act, sing, produce, etc). JJ+FP have been artists 4ever, it waz time 4 them 2 branch out, take other people under their wing and show that they have business minds as well as creative minds.

Where y'all at?!?!?! Are y'all alive?? :poke:

Wow!! I can't believe that people are still about this site. It definitly served it's purpose when things were on and poppin' 4 the Will Smith online community. Since so many people seem 2 be interested in updating it, maybe we'll have 2 do that when the new album comes out and when the WS online community is a bit stronger.

Will has said in interviews that he likes 2 play positive roles (good guys)....so if he is the bad guy in this movie, i'm sure the character will be very interesting if this movie every happens.

[quote=PTluv777,Mar 26 2004, 04:25 AM]I suppose if he's still struggling to get a lable, then its worth it.[/quote] Will Smith dosen't "struggle" 2 find a label. That's as silly as saying Madonna is struggling 2 find a label. Will is huge, nearly anybody would be interested in him. Since Will said that he isn't releasing anything right now since he dosen't like the way the industry is, he clearly isn't pressured 2 find a label 2 put anything out. I'm sure Will is really picky about what label he's on (especially how Columbia treated him) so when he's ready 2 put the album out, he'll sign with a label.

I don't want an album loaded down with cameos, but here is a list of artists i'd like 2 hear work along-side Will (even tho' some of them are highly unlikely). L.L. Cool J Run (and/or) DMC Kel Spencer Queen Latifah Skee-Lo Ahmad T-Boz (and/or) Chilli Usher Alicia Keys Boyz II Men Glenn Lewis

Me and Wes put this site 2gether back when the WS/JJ+FP online community waz HUGE and really close. Some of u might wanna check it out. www.geocities.com/willsmithsfans It's got bios 2 old and current fans, letters, links 2 fan sites, poetry, etc.

Born To Reign may not be Will's stongest album (at least not what many of his fans wanted), but no hating is allowed in here. In other words, if u ain't got nuttin' nice 2 say, don't say nuttin.' Give props where they are due. BORN TO REIGN - nice beat, lyrics are insane. Will definitly puts most of todays succesfull rappers in their place...Go on FP!! ACT LIKE YOU KNOW - this is an ill club banger. Listen 2 FP's flow...it dosen't get any better than this. I CAN'T STOP - FP's races the rhyme on this one (just incase some of us doubted him). I love the soundfx he makes. The production is like something not many emcees would even attempt 2 flow over. 1,000 KISSES - Nice love joint. Breezy summery sampled beat and an almost-poetic lyrics. WILLOW IS A PLAYER - Man, i wish FP rapped on this track instead of singing. This song is so funny. Misleading lyrics that only FP fans will understand. Can't believe Will is singing...ha ha. HOW DA BEAT GOES - Old skool party joint....no FP album would be complete without a song like this. BLOCK PARTY - Laid-back Hip-Hop beat that provides the perfect summertime cruise-worthy joint. Let's u know that FP hasn't changed after all these years. GIVE ME TONITE - Yo, FP outdid himself on this one. The lyrics are fire, something most of us fellas can relate 2. The beat is rich and heavy and has some of the illest dirty guitars i've ever heard. I GOTTA GO HOME - Reggae flavaed Hip-Hop joint...who knew FP had this track up his sleeve. Another joint that most fellas can relate 2. I can totally see the video 2 this song already. MAYBE - Grown-up love track. Totally accomplishes putting his feelings in2 this joint. The production is a lazy...but not totally in a bad way. Poetic delivery...something different. MOMMA KNOWS - Nice beat and great song 4 young people 2 hear. NOTHING ON MY MIND - Wow!!, breezy, laid-back, summer track. I can't wait til i can relate 2 this track again...ha ha. I like the way Will plays with his flow. Hate the album if u want, but FP really took a step outside of the box this time and experimented in crazy ways. U have 2 admire his confidence 2 do an album like this.

Man, i HATED Saved By The Bell!!

[quote=MooseKnuckles,Mar 22 2004, 08:26 PM]try weed..or shrooms, or shots of vodka[/quote] Yeah, cuz that garbage would fix everything. (sarcasm heavily intended)

[quote=MooseKnuckles,Mar 22 2004, 04:19 PM]its the same thing as school of rock...except with rap...i dont get it[/quote] That's the point....it's a Hip-Hop version of the movie. Of course with Will in it, i'm sure it would be kinda different.

"Act Like You Know"...hands down!! The beat is bangin'...FP's flow is insane. I waz expecting the whole album 2 sound like this until we found out more about it. I think this is definitly one of the best solo trax he's ever done.