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By Combat Jack, on July 31st, 2009
I’m late on this only because my 12 year old son was on a field trip with his summer camp playing football earlier this week when one of his camp counselors tackled him, fracturing two of his fingers. Me, him and wifey have been at the hospital all day getting dude’s shit splinted and wrapped [...]
By Blackneck, on July 31st, 2009
The rule of the land goes: if you take police on a high speed car chase, you’re going to jail. If you’re black, you’re probably going to get billy clubbed and stomped. If you’re black and the cops are having a bad day, you’re getting billy clubbed, stomped and shot. But what happens when you’re [...]
By Blackneck, on July 30th, 2009
It was 13 years ago today that A Tribe Called Quest’s penultimate album dropped. Beats, Rhymes and Life was arguably the most anticipated album from the 3 man crew but it received the coldest reception. Previously, the group seemed to amass critical acclaim with ease. Their first three albums: People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths [...]
By Combat Jack, on July 29th, 2009
I first came up on Kenzo Digital’s dope music project City Of God’s Son earlier this year. Described as “an experimental hip-hop opera starring Nas, Jay-Z, Ghostface, Biggie Smalls, Raekwon, Samuel Jackson, Deloy Lindo and Laurence Fishburne. It is a crime drama/coming of age tale of three fictitious characters growing up in a crime-ridden mythical [...]
By Combat Jack, on July 29th, 2009
So last night the experiment went down. Me, Eskay, Dallas Penn and Marvelous Mo collabo’d with A-King from PNC Radio where they let us invade with the Nah Right Radio concept. We all started a bit tentative until I dropped my drank. Once the Grey Goose hit the floor, it was 2 hours of consistent [...]
By Combat Jack, on July 29th, 2009
I remember when I first met Memphis Bleek (Malik Thurston Cox). This must have been around 1995, when he recorded “Coming Of Age” with Jay-Z. He was about 16 years old then. Jay’s protege. They recorded that song way before “Reasonable Doubt” dropped. Crazy how they was putting that album together, bits and pieces, and [...]
By Blackneck, on July 29th, 2009
Cuz some stories just don’t go away… Larry Wilmore from the Daily Show busts down how Henry Louis Gates was ecstatic that he was arrested by a white cop in his own home. Funny Shit.
By Blackneck, on July 28th, 2009
“It’s nineteen ninety-now, and there’s certain individuals who swear they rollin’ hard and get robbed on principle.”
-mos def
It took a little while for the whole Nas/ Kelis thing sink in for me. I don’t know how much money the god Nasir makes, but regardless, I think that 40K a month for child support is about [...]
By Combat Jack, on July 27th, 2009
Alexander Richter is a great photographer. He’s covered your favorite rappers and celebs like Curtis, M.O.P., The Clipse and many others for many a print magazine. Being that he’s so locked into the future, he’s started a project called “The Internets – Faces Behind The Screen” featuring some of your favorite blogger personalities, like Eskay, [...]
By Blackneck, on July 27th, 2009
In the late 1980’s, around the time that the grimy streets of New York City lay in stark contrast to the colorful tops of crack vials that filled them, Squeegee Man was born. The city was broke and broken. Ronald Reagan and his conservative agenda forced the city to put its budget to the guillotine. [...]
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