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Hey Georges, A friendly wager perhaps? - Zvi So after 35 weeks on the charts T.I. is at 1,552,839 scanned. I'll take any bet that Kingdom Come will surpass that in 35 weeks Zvi! 35 weeks out, the winner chooses the loser's avatar for SIX MONTHS!…
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I'm gonna go out on a limb and predict that when all is said and done he atually sells less than TI. Game saw a 63% drop off this week. I'm willing to bet that despite the bigger first week, in 6 months Akon will have racked up a bigger total. I…
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680K is this or ? It's somewhere in the middle. It still makes for the biggest first week this year for a rap record, but considering the sheer force of the marketing campaign its not really that amazing. The only person "predicting" 850,000 …
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I would love to hear some Kid Capri or Chuck Chill Out mixtapes if anybody has some laying around.... Thanks for all the music! Dress Ask and ye shall recieve Chuck Chillout on the mix. 1986, Killing it without question. Yo DOR, that RUN DMC shi…
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One good turn deserves another... Here's a 1979(?) Brooklyn park jam with dj Grandmaster Flowers. Sorry the file is so big, I'm no expert with this internets music sharing shit. yo...
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So, I'm at my local mall last night and I stop into FYE. I go on over to the Top 10 CD display and see that The Game's album is #1. Then I notice Fat Joe's CD. It's #6. Then I discover something that I thought was interesting. I turn over to the bac…
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although i won't deny the gentrification/redevolpement that is likely to take place if downtown BK gets the new stadium and such, but isn't it going to be located more near Atlantic Center? i thought it was going to be S/SW of flatbush/atlantic lea…
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[he got some chick to serve us nickelbags from a stash that she kept in her baby carriage, under the baby's head! By you mean the good old days... I hate to hijack this thread, but thinking about this has made nostalgic for weed spots. The days…
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Tony, I myself lived in Prospect Heights in 1997. It bugs me out how much that neighborhood has changed. What was that bar on the corner of Flatbush and Park Pl.? Back then, it was the only spot to grab a drink for miles... I was more of a smo…
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I lived in Prospect Heights from '96-01, and i definitely saw this coming. Maybe Beat Street closing is more about the gentrification of Brooklyn and less about the death of record stores. Either way it's very depressing. This has almost m…
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This is depressing as hell, but not at all unexpected. THe more frightening issue is the larger question of what the fuck is gonna happen to Fulton Mall when the "Brooklyn Nets" drop their big-ass megaplex right in the middle of downtown brooklyn. T…
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That shit sucks. These fat kids ran me for 8 bags of candy in 45 minutes.
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That song is injected with the sensitivity of 80 Ralph Tresvants. I'm all for dude showing a broad topical and emotional range but that shit could be played next to Najee and John Tesh with very little discernable difference. But I am impressed wi…
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Name: Dr. Brown, DDS, MD, ESQ, PCP Last record bought: Terry Callier- What Color is Love When: Sunday at Good Records NYC 179 East 3rd Street between Avenues A and B in Manhattan.
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I missed this era but Dope Flyers! Dope Parties! http://lundissimo.info/imgs/danceteria/1983/index.html Way before my time, but definitely the pinnacle of what clubbing should be about (and sure as hell isn't in NY anymore). My cousin u…
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[quote 16 is the best, followed by season 11, 15 You're on drugs Hey i see that opinions are really welcomed i mean i like monorail and Krustys comeback special as much as the next guy but move on people.. peas L It's like saying that Seven…
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[quote 16 is the best, followed by season 11, 15 You're on drugs
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That's so fresh. In the late 80s this was a place of many firsts for me including first brass knuckles and first place I ever bought little dimebags so that I could stuff em with dirt weed. I remember when the hooker traffic was so blatant. I once s…
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R.I.P. to an innovator and legend. No doubt. Paris Is Burning was probably the first documentary I ever went to see in the theatre. This dude was one of the folks who mentored the dudes who brought me in to the crazy world of throwing parties wh…
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i stopped wasting my time with your worthless fucking ass a long time ago. That's great man, I cry inside because you're not my e-friend. I'll have to find some other dude with a bowlcut to virtually hang out with. Please continue to revel in the m…
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This e-mail just came in anonymously: I'm sorry to be the one to tell everyone this, but those of you who have been ripped off by Kevin Laverty (K. from Canada) will not be seeing your records or money anytime soon. Kevin has had a lot of problem…
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This e-mail just came in anonymously: I'm sorry to be the one to tell everyone this, but those of you who have been ripped off by Kevin Laverty (K. from Canada) will not be seeing your records or money anytime soon. Kevin has had a lot of problem…
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This e-mail just came in anonymously: I'm sorry to be the one to tell everyone this, but those of you who have been ripped off by Kevin Laverty (K. from Canada) will not be seeing your records or money anytime soon. Kevin has had a lot of problem…
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My brother said the pork chops at Flor de Mayo are Prolly so. Although in 14 some odd years I can't seem to get past the half chicken and rice. Wow I had no idea other folks were up on this spot. I used to hit this shit all day when I was…
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I can't even describe how much this dude's music means to me. I got up on Love late, at a point where I thought I heard all of the truly great rock music the world had to offer. I was wrong. Glad I got to see him play, he shined like a star man. R.I…
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Is it objectively dead based on a sharp decline in retail sales? You're so fucking tired.
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Plenty of that 'flawless album' garbage is contrived and 'classic album' status is 90% of the time granted in retrospect. Look at those old "committe for rap excellence" reviews that they still have archived online for some interesting perspectives …
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"basically if you wanna top me[/b] .... your gonna need a shirtless Josh Hartnet holding some really crazy rare T-Shirt like the put it in your mouth/ fuck me for free promo T" AY-FUCKING-YO!
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plus a pre-teen (tho probably same height) Jermaine Dupri was their dancer Hence his championing of their comeback attempt. I would also say that pop-rap douds like him and Puffy are the direct inheritors of the Whodini steez. Also, don't sleep …
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Last thing I forgot- Grandmaster Dee on the wheels was so Wasnt it part of their show for him to DJ while wrapped in chains? I distinctly remember this...
