Days like this where I haven't felt particularly motivated to write about anything don't happen very often but when they come they hit hard. I currently have three mega posts halted because I've ran into a wall with researching them. I have stacks of old Blaze magazines and XXL's (back when it was actually worth reading) on my floor next to the SAO and Adidas shoe boxes I pulled them out of in hopes of finding inspiration that would spark me to write something...anything. No dice.On days like this I usually pop in a Hip Hop related film and I feel better by the next day. I'm going to have to watch quite a few of my regular go-to flicks to snap me out of this. Nothing but a bunch of meh mixtapes came out so I don't know what to do about tomorrow. Anyways, here goes my film viewing rotation for the night below (the last joint is Stones Throw 102: In Living The True Gods for the uninitiated):
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heaving vaste air talk in the def jux documentry is the greatest thing ever. hes so ny. you havnt heard anyone say candy bar like vaste.
ReplyDelete@ writous:
ReplyDeleteI can't tell you how many times I've seen that Lola De Musica Def Jux documentary. I have it memorized verbatim, it's one of the greatest things ever.
"You didn't know that this was the Apocalypse?"
*calmly into camera*
"We're all gonna die"
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That Def Jux documentary was outstanding. My favorite is watching Vast Aire spit the wackest off the head freestyle I've ever heard from a respected MC.
ReplyDeleteBeat Kings was disappointing though.
Wild Style....
ReplyDeleteDamn, rest in peace Frosty Freeze.
He was keeping the rock steady for real.
@ Michael:
ReplyDeleteMy entire week of posts next week is dedicated to Frosty Freeze RSC.
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