case of the mundaze.
even though they should have won record & album of the year... congrats to Gnarls Barkley, who still picked up two grammy awards last night.
what if Kanye West, Nas, KRS One and Rakim were all on the same track... and dj premier produced it?! well, it's here (mp3). it only took Nike's $$ to make it happen.
jay-z gets political (quicktime mov).
morning,
wex.
what if Kanye West, Nas, KRS One and Rakim were all on the same track... and dj premier produced it?! well, it's here (mp3). it only took Nike's $$ to make it happen.
jay-z gets political (quicktime mov).
morning,
wex.
posted by Hip Hop Karaoke :: NYC at 11:28 AM
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And some new Kweli...
Article and link to his new self produced video (f--- having a major label)
http://www.allhiphop.com/hiphopnews/?ID=6694
Great track! And it's about......
a shoe?
Someone, school me to the significance of the Air Force One. I remember it, but sneaks was never my thing.
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It's the 25th Anniversary of the AF1. Originally it was the first Nike sneaker to use the Nike Air technology (i.e. the air cushion). It also began Nike's rise as the premier sneaker. In the following years in the 80's, Michael Jordan and Bo Jackson got endorsement deals, the Air Max series was released, "Just Do It" became the tagline and the company's revenues surpassed 1 billion dollars.
and am i alone in thinking the track was weak? and *gasp* primo had a big hand in that with that ZZZzzzzz beat...
youre right, wex, it didnt quite live up to expectations. On the other hand expectations for that lineup were, well, very high.
sounds like primo recycled that beat, i think thats the chimes from Discipline.
i recall fondly the battles between the nike air lineup and the reebok pump arsenal. marshalls and tj max (mom took me clothes shopping when we visited my grandparents in massachussetts)had more of the later so that is where my alleigance ended up.
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