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What's
Upper?
Democrat presidential nominee Senator Barack Obama
tapped Senator Joe Biden as his choice for
Vice President. The Delaware Senator had been on a
list of running mates on the Obama ticket. The news
comes on the eve of the Democratic National
convention, kicking off this week in Denver.
The
U.S. Olympics Mens basketball team secured gold medals
sitting on top of the world at the 2008
Beijing
games after beating Spain. Team USA, led by Dwyane
Wade and Kobe Bryant, restored the States as
a force to be reckoned with similar to the flawless
Michael Jordan/Earvin "Magic" Johnson 1992 Olympic
squad. Immediately following the victory, an excited
Lebron James told the press: "That'll probably go
down as one of the greatest Olympic games ever." Once
again props to Michael Phelps winner of 8 gold
medals beating Mark Spitz record from back in
1972!...
Last
Thursday night on MTV's
finale' of "America's Best Dance Crew," Super Crew
won this season's title! Congrats...
ROCK
THE BEAT CD
VOL. 4
(see photo above) was recently serviced to our entire DJ
panel. Unfortunately TRACK # 7 by S.O.U.L. PURPOSE
"Lesson B" is missing off the cd. Because of that we
are repressing the cd's, putting TRACK # 7 by S.O.U.L.
Purpose back on it & remailing it out to our RAP
ATTACK DJ panel. When you receive the new, "Rock
The Beat Volume 4" cd, PLEASE replace the new cd with
the old one. (OUR APOLOGIES)...
B-Real,
lead MC from the legendary rap group Cypress Hill,
has inked an album deal with Duck Down Records
for his first solo album debut entitled "Smoke N
Mirrors," in stores January 27th, 2009...
Peep
Steelo "Make Up My Mind" (Blue Shoes Media)
video:
http://raycuts.com/steelovideo4.mov...
DID
SCIENTOLOGY KILL ISAAC HAYES?
Isaac Hayes' History With Scientology
By
Roger Friedman
FOX
News
http://www.4dasoul.com/main/index.php?option=com
_content&view=article&id=278%3Adid-scientology-kill-isaachayes&Itemid=173
Isaac
Hayes,
died on Sunday, and his passing leaves many unanswered
questions.
The great R&B star, actor, DJ, performer and family man,
the composer of “Soul Man,” “Hold On I’m Coming” and
other hits by Sam Moore and Dave Prater
like “When Something Is Wrong with My Baby,” also was a
member of the
Church
of Scientology.
Isaac was found dead by his treadmill, but conveniently
missing from the wire stories was a significant fact: in
January 2006, Isaac had a significant stroke. At the
time, the word went out only that he had been
hospitalized for exhaustion.
But the truth was, Isaac, whom I’d seen just a couple of
months earlier when he headlined the Blues Ball in
Memphis,
was in trouble. Having lost the rights to his songs two
decades earlier, he was finally making some money
voicing the character of Chef on “South Park.”
But “South Park” lampooned Scientology, so the leaders
wanted Isaac out.
Push came to shove on Nov. 16, 2005, when “South Park”
aired its hilarious “Trapped in the Closet” episode
spoofing Tom Cruise and John Travolta.
“South Park” creator Matt Stone told me later
that Isaac had come to him in tears.
·
“He
said he was under great pressure from Scientology, and
if we didn’t stop poking at them, he’d have to leave,"
Stone said.
The conversation ended there. Isaac performed Chef’s
signature song at the Blues Ball a week later with great
delight. Although he was devoted to Scientology, he also
loved being part of “South Park.” He was proud of it.
And, importantly, it gave him income he badly needed.
But then came the stroke, which was severe. His staff —
consisting of Scientology monitors who rarely left him
alone — tried to portray it as a minor health issue. It
wasn’t. Sources in Memphis told me at the time that
Isaac had significant motor control and speech issues.
His talking was impaired.
In March 2006, news came that Hayes was resigning from
“South Park." On March 20, 2006, I wrote a column called
“Chef’s Quitting Controversy,” explaining that Hayes was
in no position to have quit anything due to his stroke.
But Scientology issued the statement to the press saying
Hayes had resigned, and the press just ate it up. No one
spoke to Isaac directly, because he couldn’t literally
speak. "Chef” was written out of the show.
Isaac’s income stream was severely impaired as a result.
Suddenly there were announcements of his touring, and
performing. It didn’t seem possible, but word went out
that he’d be at BB King’s in New York in January 2007. I
went to see him and reported on it here.
The show was abomination. Isaac was plunked down at a
keyboard, where he pretended to front his band. He
spoke-sang, and his words were halting. He was not the
Isaac Hayes of the past.
What was worse was that he barely knew me. He had
appeared in my documentary, "Only the Strong Survive,"
released in 2003. We knew each other very well. I was
actually surprised that his Scientology minder,
Christina Kumi Kimball, with whom I had difficult
encounters in the past, let me see him backstage at BB
King’s. Our meeting was brief, and Isaac said quietly
that he did know me. But the light was out in his eyes,
and the situation was worrisome.
But the general consensus was that he needed the money.
Without “Chef,” Isaac’s finances were severely
curtailed. He had mouths to feed to home. Plus,
Scientology requires huge amounts of money, as former
member, actor Jason Beghe, has explained in this space.
For Isaac to continue in the sect, he had to come up
with funds. Performing was the only way.
In recent months, I’ve had conflicting reports. One
mutual friend says that Isaac had looked and sounded
much better lately at business meetings. But actor
Samuel L. Jackson, who recently filmed scenes with
Isaac and the late Bernie Mac for a new movie
called “Soul Men,” told me on Saturday that Isaac really
wasn’t up to the physical demands of shooting the movie.
(Neither, it seems, was Bernie Mac.)
Sam Moore, who recorded those Isaac Hayes songs in the
'60s and loved the writer-performer like a brother, told
me Sunday when he heard about the death: “I’m happy.”
Happy, I asked? “Yes, happy he’s out of pain.” It was
one of the most beautiful ideas I’d ever heard expressed
on the subject of death.
But there are a lot of questions still to be raised
about Isaac Hayes’ death. Why, for example, was a stroke
survivor on a treadmill by himself? What was his
condition? What kind of treatment had he had since the
stroke? Members of Scientology are required to sign a
form promising they will never seek psychiatric or
mental assistance. But stroke rehabilitation involves
the help of neurologists and often psychiatrists, not to
mention psychotropic drugs — exactly the kind
Scientology proselytizes against.
What will come next, I’m afraid, is a wild dogfight
among family members for Isaac’s estate. His song
catalog (with David Porter) is one of the greatest in
music history. Isaac lost the rights to his big hit
songs in 1977. But thanks to something called the
Songwriters Act, his heirs — whoever they are determined
to be — automatically get the rights back as the songs
come up for copyright renewal. I guarantee this will not
be pretty. Isaac Lee Hayes has over 300 original
compositions listed with
BMI,
from the Sam & Dave songbook to Carla Thomas’
“BABY (Baby)” to his monumental instrumental “Theme from
SHAFT.”
None of this should ever take away from who Isaac Hayes
really was: a great friend, a warm congenial man with a
big heart and a big laugh. He had married again right
before his stroke, and was very happy. If he hadn’t had
the stroke, I am certain he would have recorded a new
album. There was talk of it after the stroke, but
nothing materialized. When we made and promoted “Only
the Strong Survive,” he was a masterful musician with a
great mind and a wicked sense of humor.
His loss at 65 is simply way too early and very
tragic...
Just
peeped out the DVD for "Inside The Circle." Filmed in
Austin,
TX this movie is a must for not only B-Boys & B-Girls
but Hip-Hop lovers period. It's almost like watching a
reality show but it's based on 2 best friends who end up
battling each other on rival dance teams Masterz Of
Mayhem & Jive Turkeys. Romeo Navarro
who is the founder & holds Austin's yearly "B-Boy City"
events plays a significant role in the film as they show
him grinding from the beginning stages to now. This is a
magnificent dvd & I really enjoyed watching this great
work captured on film. Here's a lil run down on the cast
& film:
ROMEO
NAVARRO
:Romeo is 31 years old, and the founder of Texas’s
longest running b-boy event, B-Boy City. He has loved
music and art all his life, and learned James Brown’s
moves at age 10. Romeo has been throwing Hip-Hop events
in
Austin
since 1997; XIV B-Boy City was held in May 2007.
JOSH
AYERS
:Josh
(“Milky”) is 21 years old and currently lives in LA. He
started b-boyin’ on the west coast in 1998, and moved to
Texas the summer of 1999. He was in Texas “training and
struggling” for four years, where he joined Masterz
of Mayhem out of the Rio Grande Valley. Josh moved
to Florida in 2005 to work for High Voltage at
Universal Studios, and in other shows up and down
the East Coast.
He’s
now also a member of Florida-based crew M.I.N.D.180,
and has performed with them on the Ellen Degeneres
Show and Don Francisco Presenta. Recently,
Josh moved to LA to book commercial work, and has also
been booking a lot more underground battles, traveling
to
Europe
and
Korea. He went on tour this summer with Fergie, in the
UK.
OMAR
DAVILA:Omar
is 21 years old and commutes between
Austin
and the
Caribbean.
He is a member of Jive Turkeys & Mighty Zulu
Kingz, and is sponsored by Tribal Gear. Omar works
for G-Force Entertainment, which provides shows
for Carnival Cruise Lines and other venues. He is a
“Fly-On” entertainer, and dances in an 80's show called
"Far From Over," working on three different ships...The
Fascination, The MS Valor, and The MS Sensation.
Capturing the raw power of a grassroots Hip-Hop movement
in the heart of
Texas,
INSIDE THE CIRCLE tells the story of two strikingly
talented b-boys, Josh and Omar, former best friends who
become rivals when they join competing dance crews.
Immersed in the b-boy culture of defiant creativity,
Omar rises to international renown while Josh tangles
with the
Texas
criminal justice system. Both of them struggle to keep
dance at the center of their lives, and the “B-Boy City”
competitive events thrown by visionary street dancer
Romeo Navarro serve as emotional milestones in their
journey to adulthood. Facing off in intense dance
battles that mirror the larger events in their lives,
Josh and Omar seekredemption, identity and respect
INSIDE THE CIRCLE is the result of a four-year
collaboration between filmmaker Marcy Garriott
and some of Texas’most talented b-boys, musicians and
other artists. Marcy first took her camera to B-Boy City
8 (Austin, Texas) in 2002, and was hooked after the
first battle.
Every
b-boy and b-girl has a strong story to tell, and every
battle or cypher reveals something about the lives and
passions of those who are dancing. Although the film
ultimately focused on three of those stories as they
unfolded over the next few years, the hope is that they
represent something of the universal passion, dedication
and struggle of all b-boys and b-girls. For more info,
log onto:
www.InsideTheCircle.com
The
guys over at "True Fire Radio" are finally
opening their doors! They are looking for experienced,
polished DJs to fill slots on the hottest Internet Radio
Station on the web,
www.TrueFireRadio.net !! The selection
process will be very stringent. The selected few will be
offered several different opportunities to promote their
name, their skills, AND their bookings thru True Fire
Radio.
Unlike most Internet Radio Stations these days, they are
a legal station. Publishing Licenses with all major
publishing companies have been obtained. Recording
artists
ARE
getting paid. Oh, and don't forget to check the
WonderTwinz every Saturday night on True Fire Radio,
from 7 to 8pm.
For more information, just go to:
http://www.truefireradio.net/slots/
If you are interested, send your submissions
to:
dj@truefireradio.net...
Peep
out online: JIM SNOOKA BEHIND THE SCENES OF WHO
KILLED KENNY MIXTAPE at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bLlThk6mq8...
You
can peep out exclusive footage taken at CMG in
NYC with NY's One Pham picking up the first set
of promo cd's of their new project "One Pham". The first
single "Keep Ya Eyes On My Kicks" is available at
ITunes. Visit
www.soundcheckny.com to preview the
project.
One
Pham live at CMG in NYC:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxTEqemGbCM&feature=email...
Beyond Belief addresses the realities of
his mother being gay, his brother getting shot, and his
father committing suicide in his new song "U Don't Know
Me" (Make Noise!!). Check the link below to see
him perform 2 verses LIVE at Kwame's
studio at:
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual
&videoid=4006211.
In addition,
Beyond Belief's MySpace page was recently hacked
into & got deleted. We ask if can hit up his MySpace
page & request him to ADD you at:
www.MySpace.com/beyondbeliefmusic
While
you're on his page you can also DOWNLOAD for
FREE
2 remixes & Freestyles by Beyond Belief! "DON'T
TOUCH"
(produced by KWAME') will be shipping soon...
NAS
TOUR DATES:
Tue,
08/26/08 07:00 PM House of Blues Dallas, TX
Thu, 08/28/08 07:00 PM House of Blues Cleveland, OH
Fri, 08/29/08 08:00 PM Chene Park Detroit, MI
Sun, 08/31/08 05:00 PM House of Blues Chicago, IL
Thu, 09/04/08 08:00 PM Eagles Club/The Rave Milwaukee,
WI
FPAC
(Festival
of Philippine Arts & Culture) is honoring me at this
year’s festival on Sunday September 7th,
3pm
at
Point
Fermin
Park
in
San
Pedro,
CA.
This year FPAC will be paying tribute to filipino DJs
that have paved the way and made an impact for the
filipino community such as E-Man (Power 106-LA),
Rhettmatic (Beat Junkiez) & of course Nasty-Nes!
What an honor...
DJ
GIRL 6 joins The Mood Swing 360 Roster on
Ur Blast. Log on NOW to:
www.moodswing360.com! Congrats & that's
my GIRL!!!...
Bum
Squad DJ'z Takeover Houston for the 3rd
Annual Bum Squad DJ'z Family
Reunion
September 18-21
This
year marks the 3rd Annual Bum Squad DJ'z
Family Reunion taking place in
Houston,
TX,
September 18th - 21st. The Hyatt Regency
in downtown Houston will be all abuzz, as the
largest chapter of the Bum Squad DJ'z will be the host
family for this year's reunion. The illustrious industry
affair brings out some of the hottest names in
entertainment; introducing exclusive new music to one of
the most exclusive DJ collective's in the game. Last
year the invitation only event brought out the likes of
Common, Nicole Sherzinger (PCD)
Three 6 Mafia, Glasses Malone, Ky-Mani
Marley and more.
Bum
Squad DJ's have broken dozen's of new artists and are
receiving the support of such labels including:
Universal-Motown, Universal-Republic,
Billionaire Catt Ent, Jive, Sony, J
Records, Bad Boy, SRC, and
Atlantic.
The label's will host special events including private
music suites, artist showcases, a celebrity softball
game, block party and a last man standing DJ battle. The
reunion has already received early support from artist
including: The Game, Common, Missy,
Rick Ross, Paul Wall, Michael "500" Watts,
Scarface, Bun B, and Rob G just to
name a few.
"Over
the past few years, the collective has been focused on
expanding the brand to include more corporate appeal,"
explains Bum Squad founder Latin Prince, "Our
corporate participation shows that companies understand
the importance of the DJ in getting to the consumer
utilizing our resources in innovative ways. We have DJ's
with shoe deal's, head phones, turntable's all types of
exciting co-branding situations, so although we
specialize in breaking artists, we also help companies
take their message to the masses in style with our mass
audiences." explains Latin Prince. This year sponsor's
like: Rane, Vestax, Skull Candy,
Bombai Liquor, and Red Bull have already come
on board to show their support.
The
Bum Squad DJ's are made up of DJ's, as well as industry
professionals and artists including: DJ Skee, DJ
Clark
Kent,
DJ Eque, Paul Wall, Lupe Fiasco, Trey Songz,
and many more. For more info check out the complete
roster at
www.bumsquaddjz.com...
WE'VE
GOT SOME OF THE WORLD'S BEST DJ's! THE RAP ATTACK
DJ'S!
GET
TO KNOW OUR DJ's BY LOGGING ONTO:
www.MySpace.com/RapAttackLives
AND PEEP OUR UPDATED PHOTO PAGE...
Log
on NOW to:
http://youtube.com/nastynes818 & click on
"FAVORITES" & Flashback with me with music I grew up to
& played on the Seattle radio airwaves when it was brand
new! It's a visual musical journey BACK, wayyyy back,
BACK into time with: The Spinners, Run
DMC,
The Jackson 5, The Treacherous 3, Eric B. & Rakim,
Millie "YeS" Vanillie, Stylistics, Blondie, BDP, U.T.F.O.,
Shalimar, Rick James, Musical Youth, Debarge, New Kids
On The Block, New Edition, Del The Funky Homosapien,
Jimi Hendryx, JJ Fad, Flavor Flav, Nu Shooz, Queen
Latifah, Soul Sonic Force, Lisa Lisa & The Cult Jam, The
Cover Girls, The Jacksons, Paul Hardcastle, Nice &
Smooth, The Dazz Band, K-9 Posse, Hall & Oates, Midnight
Star, Rocky, Bruce Lee, Jim Kelly, Angela Mao Ying aka
Lady Kung-Fu, Muhammad Ali
to
name a few
AND
Flashback 20 plus years with yours truly by going down
Hip-Hop history lane with me & Sir Mix-A-Lot
(Posse On Broadway, Beepers videos & more), Nastymix
Records (Kid Sensation, High Performance
videos & more), My 1978 Buick Regal Lowrider
days!!! and video footage from my cameos in "House Party
4," "Kung Pow! Enter The Fist" and more! Log on
NOW &
ENJOY at:
http://youtube.com/nastynes818...
Rap
Attack takes a "WHAT'S UPPER" look this week with:
Kazzeo
(KHDC-CA):
"This message is for you artists and/or people who
represent Hip Hop artists. If you're rep for an artist,
please pass this message on to them.
I know it's been a while since I sent out any updates
but things are still going strong on this end. In fact,
they are going so well that I'll be celebrating my 15th
year on the air at KHDC on September 17th and I
want you all to be a part of the fun.
Now obviously I can't schedule everyone to call in
during the two hour broadcast but what I can do is play
some pre-recorded messages from you during the show. So
if you are available or interested in recording a quick
message of congratulations, all you have to do is call
831.454.0375 and leave the message. Simple right?
The general script would run similar to this. "Hey this
is________________ and I want to congratulate DJ
Kazzeo for rockin' the last 15 years on the air at
KHDC". Any ad-libs you want to add are greatly
encouraged.
Note: My name is, Kazzeo, is pronounced "Kazzy Oh"
similar to "Jazzy Flow". The deadline to record the
message is September 12th.
Thank you all in advance for taking part in this big
day"...
Nesto
(WODU-VA):
"Aight I'm feeling the Olympics right now. The more
exciting stuff is on now. Homeboy Bolt from
Jamaica
is crazy fast. Dude is insanely fast. WOW.. I'm feeling
for the hurdler from the USA that had the gold but she
hit the second to last hurdle. Her name is Lolo,
and she was definitely going to get that gold. The
women's USA beach volleyball team is tearing it up too.
Good stuff. And how about Mr. Phelps getting them
8 gold medals, that's big, and bigging up Jeezy
and Wayne's music. Not that I'm a big fan
of either one, but that was a good look"...
Raw-B
(KUSF-SF):
"Listen to our archived shows to hear your joints. Go to
http://www.myspace.com/beatsauceradio and click
on the link labeled: undefined"...
DJ
Sage (CFRO-Vancouver
BC, Canada): "Last show we had a banging show even
though we had to fight through some technical glitches
in the beginning. We had DJ Warrior from LA and
Kyprios from Sweatshop Union talk to us
about their current projects. DJ Warrior and Sweatshop
Union have both been on the grind and will be in Vancity
this Friday. DJ Warrior has been working hard with some
of Cali's finest, Bishop Lamont "Calitriot"
mixtape of my favourite and I know he going to tear it
down at Shine Nightclub alongside myself this Friday.
Unfortunately, that means I will not be able to check
out the Sweatshop Union show also on Friday at Richards
on Richards, but I have been feeling and recommend the
new album "Water Street" out now on Battle Axe.
www.myspace.com/djwarrior
www.myspace.com/sweatshopunion7
Later in the same show we had a World Premier Track from
Mr. Lif called "Presidential Report Vol. 1". This
track breaks down the current
US
political maneuvers, and I am definitely excited about
his new blog series "I Heard It Today". Mr. Lif also
weighed in on our new 10 week bit about MTV's
Top Ten Hip-Hop albums of all time. At #10 was Public
Enemy's album "It Takes A Nation Of Millions
to Hold Us Back". Mr. Lif broke down how this album is
the best and most influential Hip-Hop album of all time!
Check out the podcast to see what the rest us
thought"...
DJ
Jason-D (RadioBoise.org): "Special guest DJ
and legendary producer Kut Masta Kurt blessed me
with an Isaac Hayes tribute mix this week. If
you've ever heard Kurt on the Wake Up Show then you'll
know he's famous for playing the original break and then
the Hip Hop record that sampled it. This tribute mix
follows the spirit of that style and really highlights
the impact that Isaac Hayes had on Hip Hop. It's really
well done and shouts to Kurt for hooking me up. I gave
it an early play for some folks and the conversation
instantly turns to mentions of other tracks that used
the same sample. It would be an impossible task to
include them all. Kurt points out that he didn't even
included the Shaft records which easily could have
doubled the mix. R.I.P. Isaac Hayes. The show won't be
posted until this weekend but Rap Attack
readers can hit the secret link early at
www.djjasond.com/play20080820.m3u.
In
terms of new music, I was really surprised by the new
GZA/Genius "Pro Tools" cd. It has a classic Wu
Tang sound to it that was just really refreshing to
me. GZA is on point lyrically. I also found that 80% of
it was radio safe from jump (GZA not needing to curse to
get his point across) so it was loaded and ready to go
for me. Finally, I really can't say enough about
Elzhi and Kam Moye (Supastition). I've
been bangin tracks off Elzhi's "Euro Pass 2008" cd and
many of the tracks made it to his US release "The
Preface" which is out now. One new track on "The
Preface" called "Guessing Game" with Black Milk
is lyrically ridiculous. It literally is a game where
he's challenging you to guess what he will say next. He
ends one rhyme with a word like "Con" in the sense of
tricking someone and then starts the next line of his
rhyme with another word that would change the meaning of
the word like "Dumb". Combined it makes "condom" but he
really uses con and dumb in their unique meanings.
You'll hit rewind a few times to keep up. Kam Moye's
"Self-Centered EP" is still one of the best EP's of the
year and this week we featured "Reach One" with Kaze
that has that early 90's positive message that's
missing from most of the music today Finally, shouts to
Marco Polo for hitting me off the new Large
Pro "Hardcore Hip Hop" = real boom bap"...
Nate
Abney
(WKDU-Philly):
"The Olympics are off the chain and Usain Bolt is
the new name to know if you don't follow track and field
like I do. Michael Phelps was great but I think
the greatest Olympian of all time is a bit much. I'll
give him the greatest swimmer of all time though.
Someone must have made KRS-ONE
mad
recently because the quality of work he is doing is
noteworthy. Test him for banned substances(LOL). The
Phils are doing their usual while the Birds
are getting ready to do something I hope. Enjoy the rest
of the Olympics and I will talk to everyone next
week"...
Edgie
Kokoski
(WUNH-NH):
"I think the oddest Hip-Hop story that I have heard in a
long time is the reports I keep reading about MF Doom
booking shows and then sending an imposter wearing
his trademark Dr. Doom mask to perform in his
place. Other than outright deception and thievery, I
really can't think of an excuse of why an underground
artist with a modest fan base would do this. If he
doesn't want to perform, he should just cancel his
shows. As a fan, I'd be less disappointed if the artist
cancelled on me than stole my money by sending some lip-syncher
out on stage. I haven't seen self centered greed like
this since Brett Favre.
Speaking of Dr. Dooom (three o's), aka Kool
Keith, you should really check out his new video
"R.I.P. Dr. Octagon":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMeOrWuOtBI
If you ever had any doubt that this guy is out of his
mind, this video will erase it.
Dear Washington Nationals:
I'm sorry that your team is 24 games out of first place.
When I visited your stadium this past weekend, I was a
little surpised that you charged me $20 for a same-day
seat in right field when the park was half empty. So
when my friends and I decided to plop down in the back
row of a COMPLETELY EMPTY 200 seat section of center
field to enjoy a beer, we really didn't think you'd
mind. But you taught us a lesson as your gestapo ushers
swooped in quicker than DMX gets arrested to give
us the bum's rush. So enjoy the rest of your season, and
please continue to wonder why nobody roots for your
team. Because you still have Wily Mo Pena and us
Red Sox fans are always in the pennant race"...
Here
is our address for 2008 to send material for review, etc
(vinyl & cd's)! Same address, just a new Ste. number:
RapAttackLives.com
4750 Kester Avenue, Ste. 11
Sherman
Oaks, CA 91403
Attn: Nasty-Nes
nastynes1@aol.com
Attn
MySpace heads! If you haven't joined our
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& join at:
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SHOUT
OUT TIZIME:
Happy
Birthday this week to Harris "Dirty Harry"
Francis (KUBE-Seattle) celebrating this
Saturday, August 30th "MAH NEESHMA" homie... Actor,
Julius Carry has died. He was 56.
Carry was most famous for his role as Sho Nuff in
cult 1985 martial arts film
"The
Last Dragon" in 1985...
PEACE, LOVE & HIP-HOP UNITY (God Bless & Isa Mahal),
Nasty-Nes
http://www.myspace.com/nastynes
http://www.myspace.com/rapattacklives
(Pinoy
Pride4Life
/ John 3:16) |
