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Various.....

I'm on shuffle for the weekend just sittin back gettin blitted...
so let's see what happens......

up first!

for your listening pleasure

Fri. (night)

R.A. The Rugged Man - Chains

Bambu - OtherKids

Average White Band - BigCityLights

Mongo Santamaria - ICan'tGetNextToYou

Soulman (unknown?) - Relief

The Rolling Stones - FoolToCry

Greyskull ft Aesop Rock - VoltronicInstructionalEspionage

Goodie Mob - SeeYouWhenISeeYou

The Mystic Moods - CosmicSea

DeLa Soul - ALittleBitOfSoap

Jamie Lidell - Multiply

Peter Tosh - MysticMan

Boogie Down Productions - WorldPeace

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Sat. (morning-wake-n-bake)

Sam Cooke - BabyWon'tYouPleaseComeHome

Alton & Destiny - Push&Pull

Fried Chicken - FunkyDJ

Doris Troy - PleaseLittleAngel

Esthero - Superheroes

Led Zeppelin - TheLemonSong

Barrington Levy - BlackRoses

Vast Aire - NineLashes

Mel & Tim - GroovySituations

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Sat (eve-off and on)

Swamp Dogg - SyntheticWorld

Terry Callier - Stripper

Latimore - JustOneStep

Hipnotic - AreYouLonely

Rose Royce - FunkinAround

The Ultimate Choice - KeepItOn

Bad Brains - ILoveIJah

Allen Toussaint - VictimsOfTheDarkness

Sesquipedalien & DJ Mindframe - HazardousCurves

Cake - WhereWouldIBe

Jak Progresso - LongWinter

Dave Parker - GirlOfDreams

RJD2 - FindYouOut

Babe Ruth - Fascination

Gipsy Kings - HotelCalifornia

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Sunday (late afternoon doobie)

[off and on , stay tuned for Donald Byrd later on tonight]

David McCallum - TheEdge

The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation - WatchNChain

The Staples - ChicaBoom

grab it , if not...FUCK YOU , we still love you!

(I will return with continuous random singles throughout the weekend...enjoy!)

Doctor Oheh says....

fukkit, 2 tears inna bucket....

Rest In Peace Wayne

Wayne "Frosty Freeze" Frost, a hip-hop pioneer whose acrobatic performance with the legendary Rock Steady Crew in the 1983 movie "Flashdance" helped set off a worldwide breakdancing craze, has died. He was 44.
Frost died Thursday at Mount Sinai Medical Center after a long illness, said Jorge "Fabel" Pabon, a senior vice president of the crew where Frost and other so-called b-boys (for beat or break boys) made their name performing complicated and daring dance routines.
"He was one of most charismatic b-boys that ever lived," said Benson Lee, director of the new documentary film "Planet B-Boy."
Breakdancing emerged from the Bronx and Harlem in the early 1970s, part of the hip-hop culture that also included graffiti, MCing or rapping, and disc jockeys scratching and mixing vinyl records on turntables.
During extended pauses, or breaks, in the music, b-boys would mimic James Brown's showmanship and footwork and Bruce Lee's martial arts, adding their own signature moves.
Frost was known for his energetic style, intricate choreography and fearless moves including back flips and head spins. One was even dubbed the "Suicide."
Frost got his start in 1978 with the Bronx-based Rock City Crew. In 1981, he became part of the Rock Steady Crew, joining such acclaimed breakdancers as Ken Swift and Lil Crazy Legs.
Frost toured the world with the Rock Steady Crew and other hip-hop artists, including Fab 5 Freddy, Futura 2000 and Kool Lady Blue.
Frost's appearance with Rock Steady Crew in "Flashdance" spread the breakdance phenomenon globally, said Joseph Schloss, a visiting scholar in the music department at New York University. "He was one of the first B-boys that most people ever saw," Schloss said.
Graffiti artist and close friend Zulu King Slone, who knew Frost for 15 years, said he was "like a walking hip-hop culture encyclopedia."
As a member of the Rock Steady Crew, Frost also appeared in several movies on hip-hop culture, including "Wild Style," "Beat Street" and "Style Wars." He also appeared on the cover of the Village Voice in 1981.

...That's Right

JustListen

Let me put some of my work out there again, feedback is welcome...

I won't loan you a cd or an album, but I'll gladly make you a dub to take home and enjoy!

Oh and by the way, you don't own that either....

There is a threat on the rise, and I'm not a gambling person, so yes I had to pump the breaks.

The Bear Vs. The Fish

Just swimming around , surviving on small pellets..."cough"

never mind you ,that....

the new plan is simple....

you see something new....keep in mind, that after 24-48 it will be deleted.

that is all for now.

Desperately Seeking Movies.....

THIS MAY BE A SHOT IN THE DARK , BUT I FIGURED I'D TRY

wanna see if any of the fam could locate a good avi link to any of these?????

I've found "Over The Edge" (on btjunkie) awhile back , but the audio was out of sync so bad , that you couldn't watch it.....any help , would be Preeshy!!!

Rex has an eye infection....

Our poor lil turtle "Rex" has an eye infection...Lucy watches over...

Just Like The Days Of Way Back....

God Bless His Brother Satan....

For as long as I live I'll never forget, taking my allowance, and strolling up to the local record store...to see whats new.

My family was lower middle class, however between my Mother and Grandmother, they made sure that I got most of the records I wanted.

And as I recall if there was something I didn't get/have, then most likely my friend(s) would pick up what I didn't have that way we could both make copies of what the other one had bought.

Peer 2 Peer...this is the way that it has always been, today is no different.

I'm still dubbing stuff for everyone around me, if you need something you cannot find, most friends and family will ask me. I charge nothing for my service, not even for the blank disc.

I give mixed Cd's to my customers, where I work...FREE OF CHARGE!

I am currently on my third rebuild of my music collection, as all I had collected from my childhood was stolen.

I now own about 12,000 records on Vinyl, some I have posted here, along with thousands of tapes and Cd's.

I'll admit the Internet has made it a whole lot easier to d/l and share music of all genres, and people are gonna do just that.

I see that a lot of distributors have lowered the price of albums today from what used to be $17.99 now you can find new releases from as low as $7.99, and if I d/l something and I like it , and I am able to find it locally, I will purchase it, and you all should do the same..
THIS BLOG IS A TESTIMONY OF WHO I AM!

As an avid music lover, and a starving artist myself, I understand.

But I infringe no copy rite laws, by sharing what may be hard to find with friends. I take no credit for other artists releases.

I save space on my hard drive, and choose to share the link.

IF YOU ARE OFFENDED BY YOUR ALBUM BEING POSTED ON THIS BLOG PLEASE E-MAIL ME AND I WILL REMOVE IT!!!!

FOR MY FRIENDS.....SINCERELY DR OK

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I DON"T REALLY WANNA DISS NOBODY

O.K. ,I'm gonna be hooked on this now, I love to share music with people, and only have afew friends left who gladly except the treasures I find.
So this is nice for others who don't know me to get some salt n' pepa and paprika on their face.
Born to the mid-seventies who knew the revolution that was about to unfold.
While Ma Dukes (R.I.P. "Crystal A Burton") had been hittin me over the head with the likes of "Al Green", "Isaac Hayes" and countless others this lower classed white kid came prepared.
I felt it in my bones, what are you gonna do?
Music has been my whole life, don't too much bother with anything else.
And Hip-Hop is my gig.
SEW.....
Throw on some suade Pumas, get 20 "D" Batteries (Not Included), THE BIGGEST BOOM BOX you can dig up, and keep it OLD SCHOOL!
(This Music is not intended for promotional purposes, from one friend to another. If you like the Artists go out and purchase, originals are better anyways.!!!)

ENJOY!