"Lots of ladies, wanna, check me out and lots of haters, wanna, X me out I got more style than Gucci, Louis or Prada drop more jewels on you, than your uncle or father..."
This monday it's time for track named "Night Vision" from legendary Guru's album "Jazzmatazz Vol.3, Streetsoul" (2000) featuring Isaac Hayes. Born in the Boston neighborhood of Roxbury, Guru (Keith Elam) is known for delivering complex lyrics in a unique monotone style. Members of the hip-hop community consider him to be one of the pioneers of hiphop/jazz crossover. The name Guru is a backronym that stands for "Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal" and the less often used "God is Universal, he is the Ruler Universal". Besides Gang Starr, his Jazzmatazz and solo albums, Guru has collaborated with countless artists since the early 90s. Not only in hiphop, but also with artists from various genres such as pop, electronica/dance, acid jazz and even brass bands.
"Well now don't you tell me to smile You stick around I'll make it worth your while Got numbers beyond what you can dial Maybe it's because I'm so versatile..."
Classical song "Intergalactic" by New York based rap group Beastie Boys (Mike D, MCA & Ad-Rock). Beastie Boys began as a hardcore punk group in 1979, appeared on the compilation cassette New York Thrash with Riot Fight and Beastie, and released their debut EP in 1982. The group is well-known for its eclecticism, jocular and flippant attitude toward interviews and interviewers, obscure cultural references and kitschy lyrics, and for performing in outlandish matching suits. They are one of the longest lived hip-hop acts worldwide and continue to enjoy commercial and critical success in 2010, more than 25 years after the release of their debut album.
"Pelgulinn - mu pelgupaik, kus leiab aset see, mis kajastub lugudes ja mis jääb südamesse Head ajad, teravad hetked, pask mida ei näinud ette, unustamatud petted ja sõlmitud kokkulepped..."
Whazzap? This time's "Trueschool Monday" is representin' my true homeboys from local rap group 10-6! Nice track named "See On Me Blokk" featuring Metsakutsu from their debut album Tõe Tund LP. Released 2008
"A west coast thing, outta town niggas get took out their frame just for thinking every hoods the same especially where i'm from, we live by the gun put money over bitches and die over fund..."
I'm glad that there's still some artists who's staying true to the music nowadays! Here's Los Angeles based Evidence of Dilated Peoples with homie Fashawn on a great track named "Our Way". It's the first single off Fashawn's debut album "Boy Meets World" that came out Spring 09'.
"See, when a nigga say he likes it raw He means dirty, down to the floor, see my name is the ODB and I'll beat your ass!"
Ooh baby I like it raaawwww..."Shimmy Shimmy Ya" is the second single by Ol' Dirty Bastard of Wu Tang Clan, from the album, Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version. The video shows a depiction of the '70s where big afros and platform shoes were in. ODB talks about doing a little dance with the ladies.Rest in paradise...
