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But then there's this...which he dropped today... Here's the FREE download... https://soundcloud.com/kel-spencer/kel-spencer-crazy-christmas I suppose he's at least getting this project out. As supporters, let's make this count for him.

I saw the clip on Jazzy's Facebook/Instagram. I peed a little.

So, this happened today.

BRAND NEW HEAVIES + GANG STARR - It's Gettin' Hectic Heavy Rhyme Experience: Vol. 1 (1991)

I was just going to post this. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Jeffrey Ian Pollack Dead at 54 Dec 26th 2013 7:04PM HERMOSA BEACH, Calif. (AP) -- A producer of TV's "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" and writer-director of "Above the Rim" has died. Police say Jeffrey Ian Pollack was found collapsed early Monday morning in the Greenbelt jogging area of Hermosa Beach, about 20 miles southwest of Los Angeles. Pollack was 54. Authorities said Thursday they do not suspect foul play. Pollack was wearing jogging clothes and carrying an iPod when a passer-by discovered him and contacted police. Pollack produced several seasons of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," as well as a Jennifer Lopez concert documentary. Besides "Above the Rim," Pollack directed the films "Booty Call" and "Lost & Found."

Merry Christmas, er'ybody. , Jesus!

I'm sooooooo freakin' hype for this new album. This will likely be a musical highlight for me in 2014.

Congrats, Coz. I'd like to see this be a hit. I don't think Pitbull is any good, but this is the best I've ever heard him. Rick Ross always sounds like his raps are recorded on the first day started rapping, and that's the same here. Even Fat Joe's appearance is tired. In the end I like that they are at least giving a nod to true Hip-Hop with the same. It blew my mind when I heard a DJ at the end.

Bad Boys is one of the few movies that FP has done that deserves a sequel on every level. I'm not heavy into films; I like what I like and I don't like what I don't like. That being said, I'm not crazy about specific actors, directors, etc. For Bad Boys, it definitely has to be FP, Martin, and Michael Bay. It's their world and won't be as great as the other films without involvement from all three of them. I feel the article is weird because BB3 was never abandoned, like they kinda lead on to. They've spoken about it openly from time to time over the years, and it's not like it didn't take ages for the second one to be made. I'm bummed to see that MIB is being rebooted. To me, Bad Boys and Men In Black are the only movies he's done that I feel could go on forever. On top of thatI, Robot, Sharktale, Wild Wild West (yeah, I said it) and maybe Enemy of the State are the only others I feel might deserve one or two more movies if the scripts were right. The others have stories that don't need sequels or they simply weren't good enough for them (yeah, I'm talking about you, Hancock). I suppose keeping Tommy Lee Jones involved in MIB and where they left off on the last film is a good spot to end them, but I believe they could keep going. And why did they bring up up Ghostbusters? I feel that's just bad luck by mentioning it...lol.

PUBLIC ENEMY w/ DMC - RLTK Most of My Heroes Still Don't Appear On No Stamp (2012)

Time to bring this topic back. Anyone get The Best Man Holiday soundtrack? R. KELLY - Christmas I'll Be Steppin' Best Man Holiday Soundtrack (2013)

This is a great idea! Chopping it up in little highlights that will get hits and then linking it to the full interview could spread it like wild fire. I also like that you put "A Touch of Jazz" under it. The volume of the music is perfect too.

MC Hammer "This Is The Way We Roll" Too Legit To Quit (1991) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGrOzt1m_Lw I passed by the music video for this Saturday Night Live performance (that starts around the 40 mark). It's got everything that was right about 1991...Hammer's dance moves, the kid from the "2 Legit 2 Quit" music video, a live band, his entire posse, baggy clothes, bright colors, and the east coast stomp. LOL

I really like this song. I've always liked Jhene and I'm glad she has a new fire under her career. Jaden is still monotone, but I like where he rhyme went and that he didn't deliver it in a lazy way. Great song.

Well dang...this is about the only news-worthy thing when it comes to break-up rumors. I'm curious what the symbolism means in this... http://www.bet.com/news/music/2013/11/21/jada-pinkett-smith-fuels-divorce-rumors-with-new-video.html?cid=socialMusicCeleb_20131121_14764394 Jada Pinkett-Smith Fuels Divorce Rumors With New Video Smith gets "Stuck," tosses her wedding ring. By BET-Staff Posted: 11/21/2013 07:44 AM EST Filed Under Music News, Will Smith, Jada Pinkett-Smith Mama Bear Jada Pinkett-Smith is keeping those pesky divorce rumors alive with her band Wicked Wisdom's new video, "Stuck," which ironically looks a lot like a Will Smith movie. In the intro, the rocker sits alone in a room, staring at her wedding ring. She then loosens it from her finger and lets it fall to the floor before she walks off to belt out lyrics like, "I remember when you kissed me/ Said you'd always love me/ Your words broke me and left me there/ Staring at a shadow," and "Some nights I feel the way you touch me/ Those nights I believe that you once loved me/ Tonight I wish that you could hold me/ And now it's time to end this story." She posted the clip to her Twitter Sunday (Nov. 17) along with the message: "The idea being that when we concentrate on dealing with and cleaning up our own stuff... all things fall in place." For the past couple of years, her now 17-year marriage to Will has been the subject of separation rumors, fueled most recently by gossip that he cheated on her with a co-star in his upcoming film, Focus. He's attempted to put all that to rest, saying in an interview with Necole Bitchie earlier this year, "There is nobody on Earth that I would still try to be better for [...] Jada is a beast." By the end of "Stuck," Jada has been "reborn," emerging from a lake dressed in white. She stares at her hand again, the wedding ring back on her finger. "Stuck" is the first single from the nu metal band's next, still incomplete, album. Their first two albums were released in 2004, My Story; and 2006, Wicked Wisdom. BET.com is your #1 source for Black celebrity news, photos, exclusive videos and all the latest in the world of hip hop and R&B music.

BEYONCE - God Made You Beautiful (upcoming album) (2013) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D44pl4eyRa8#t=164 This is inspired by her daughter. I really love the song. The only thing I'd change would be to make the music more honest. Don't get me wrong, it's good, but a tad overproduced and over polished...mostly during the chorus. I feel this is a good sign, further showing that watered down dance beats are dying. More artists are slowly shifting back to a real sound. The fact that this song is rooted in something personal shouldn't be as special and rare as it is. And whoa, having the word "God" in a song title is nothing you see anymore either.

TGT - Sex Never Felt Better Three Kings (2013)

"Self Destruction" is a classic cut, but I actually like "Heal Yourself" better. I'm actually listening to the album right now...and there's another amazing posse cut. When is the last time emcees got together and did a posse cut. Especially one that was relevant. SALT-N-PEPA, KOOL MOE DEE, KRS-ONE, DOUG E. FRESH, CHUCK D, DMC, DJ RED ALERT, MS. MELODIE, KID CAPRI, ZIGGY MARLEY, GRAND DADDY I.U. - Family Got To Get Busy Civilization Vs. Technology (1991)

Latifah interviewing Christina Aguilera... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPZz6eButhA

KRS-ONE, LL COOL J, QUEEN LATIFAH, BIG DADDY KANE, MC LYTE, RUN DMC, MS. MELODY, FREDDY FOX, KID CAPRI - Heal Yourself H.E.A.L. - Civilization Vs. Technology (1991) This is a forgotten posse cut that is AMAZING!! Hopefully I'm introducing someone on the board to this.

That's how I felt from 2001 to 2008. I was listening to the album earlier today and I'm still not thrilled with the production, but there I liked more songs this time around.

This isn't news, really just an opinion for the people at Centric. I just figured I'd share. It feels good reading "Will Smith has already confirmed that BB3 is in the works." I'd love to see them team up, but not for Bad Boys 3. FP and Martin need to work as a duo. The comedy comes from the fact that the characters they interact with them are nothing like them. For a second I tried to picture Jamie Foxx as a villian, but I think it works better when you don't have one of the biggest names in Hollywood in those roles for the Bad Boys movies. "Bad Boys 3 Bad boys, bad boys, what you gonna do, what you gonna do when they come for you? We couldn’t resist. It’s time Bad Boys switch it up a bit. Will Smith has already confirmed BB3 is in the works and we love the Martin Lawrence and Will dynamic duo. Throw in Foxx for a trio and you have some classic comedic moments. As much as the BB franchise is about drama, what made it work so well was the humor done effortlessly by Martin and Will. If you’ve seen Foxx’s standup comedy movie I Might Need Security, you recognize this trio combination as gold." http://www.centrictv.com/whats-good/entertainment/2013/11/14/three-roles-we-d-love-to-see-jamie-foxx-in.html

Queen Latifah is doing big things with her show, so I figured it'd be a good idea to start a topic where we can constantly post interviews and performances from her show. I wanted to start it off with her recent polished performance of "Just Another Day." This is one of my all time favorite Latifah songs, and while I wish it was grittier and the full version, this polished version is still excellent.

Nice. I'm gonna have to listen to it again becuz my brain isn't in a fertile place for it to soak it all in. I love the music you put under it.

The even looks crazy. Trey was easily the best dressed. I want a shirt/tie combo like that! LOL I love Willow in 90's baggy bibs. Jada needs to fix that hair. FP needs to loose the red pants. LOL Let us all acknowledge that he's holding the mic like an emcee.