Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys & Bobbito just released this film about the notorious All-Star basketball game at the Mecca of Basketball: Rucker Park. I saw it over the weekend, and it is definitely worth the watch, especially for the die hard basketball fans who love good streetball.
Soundtrack by Bobbito, featuring banging beats from Hova, Nas, and MIA as the backdrop to 17 year-olds with size 20 kicks (no joke) windmilling and alley ooping. Included in the film are some of the top draft picks from this year, including Kevin Love (#4) and Michael "The Beast" Beasley (#2). These guys weren't even drafted for college yet and they were clearly better than most.
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LUDACRIS - #1 SPOT
Monday, June 30, 2008
Gunnin For That #1 Spot
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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
The New Wine
I've been in this guy's corner since day one. In fact I think he and his crew Typical Cats are the best kept secret in hip-hop. When they roll through NYC they play to like 30 heads who are die hards like me ... I will never fail to understand the slim numbers.
Qwel's new album The New Wine dropped today. It's next in a long series of solo albums that feature a new producer each time around. You've gotta open your mind for this kind of esoteric material if you haven't already--but guaranteed once you do, it's straight prolific.
We all gettin smarter, but no one gettin wiser.
^ Straight up.
QWEL - FROST SEEDING
Side note: Speaking of classic radio, I was just drinking a brew downtown with my girl Scar and came upon a full game of 5-on-5 with Bobbito's squad! Speaking of...
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