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ML // Remix Tuesdays: East Flatbush Project

Posted by admin on Tuesday, October 21, 2008



The homey AaronM was gracious enough to invite me back for another Remix Tuesday guest spot on the Mighty Metal Lungies. Much respect and many thanks as always to AM and the ML crew. Head over, show some love, and scoop up some great deleted catalog from the East Flatbush Project.

LINK: Metal Lungies - Remix Tuesdays: East Flatbush Project

If you missed my previous ML guest spot highlighting D&D All-Stars, catch up here.
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ML // Remix Tuesdays: D&D All-Stars

Posted by admin on Tuesday, August 12, 2008


Metal Lungies contributor, and homey AaronM has graciously extended an invite to guest drop for his Remix Tuesdays series. Head over and support ML for giving me the opportunity to speak on the classic posse-cut, D&D All-Stars' "1, 2 Pass It."

And drop a comment!

LINK // Metal Lungies - Remix Tuesdays: D&D All-Stars

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ML & Friends // The Neptunes Beat Drop

Posted by admin on Monday, July 21, 2008

Metal Lungies calls in the calavary for this months' Beat Drop, featuring The Neptunes. Don't sleep on dope downloads and insightful commentary from a gang of reputable bloggers.

LINK // Metal Lungies - The Neptunes Beat Drop

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RZA Addresses Wu Conflict

Posted by admin on Monday, July 7, 2008

The bloggadocious omnipresent AaronM drops a gem excerpt at Metal Lungies, bringing the definitive word (imo) with whats going on with Wu-Tang. This is undoubtedly the most powerful part of the interview (and arguably the most relevant), but don't sleep on the full read at Nod Factor.

Love it or hate it, I tend to admire artists who put it out there like that.

Often times fans don't want to hear that, but it is what it is.

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Soulja Boy vs [ Insert Emcee Here ]

Posted by admin on Thursday, July 3, 2008



I found a great excerpt that nails my sentiments exactly on this whole mess, courtesy of Method Man via HipHopDX:
Ice-T is an OG he don’t need to be even addressing nothing like that but he felt the need to address it for the love of Hip Hop and all that and I respect that. But him being the status that he’s at he shouldn’t be addressing someone like Soulja Boy – nor should Snoop Dogg,” he said. “But (Soulja Boy) is out there like that. If he wasn’t put out there like he was the truth I don’t think anyone would have a problem with him like that. Because lyrically he’s not the truth that’s no secret.”
Swap out Ice-T with Snoop Dogg, with GZA with anyone really. Point is (and the real truth) is that Soulja Boy obviously does have pull with the younger demo, but also stands to gain from taking stabs at all these pioneers.

Sources, substance, significance.

Shit, when someone can produce an Ice-T live performance pre-dating Soulja Boy's birth, that says it all. A million ringtone downloads is nice, but let's be real.

Will Soulja Boy even be relevant 12 months from now?

Ask yourself, on a cold day in Chicago, a year from now, will anyone give a fuck?

BONUS:

Metal Lungies // Exclusive Method Man Interview

"Don't be a sour-grapes-ass-rapper," says Mef.



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Continue To Deliver Flows... Ha!

Posted by admin on Wednesday, July 2, 2008


AaronM smacks it out of the park yet again, this time highlighting another phenomenal Buckwild rework of his own original, with a classic Busta guest verse. This episode of Metal Lungie's Remix Tuesdays dissects the '94 Artifacts 12" single C'mon With The Get Down; another one of those choice remixes that never gets old.

Head over to Metal Lungies and educate yourself.

Like I said, quality music on lock.

Metal Lungies // Remix Tuesdays: Artifacts


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