"Skid Row" Feat. Pras

Just finished watching this documentary, Its pretty informative. Plus it has Pras from the Fugees going undercover as a bum. HA

Monster Mash

Found this gem on a smoke break.. Enjoy

Get Down.

Isaac Hayes R.I.P

Bernie Mac R.I.P

Rest In Paradise.. Bernie Mac

I've been playing crazy soul music since noon today...
Ann Peebles
Bobby Womack
Isaac Hayes
Ernie Hines
Gil Scott
.. You know Bernie is cold chillin with James Brown and Bob Marley right about now.

Shout outs..

Iwas just reading over on Danny Boy's Daily Dose that Revok got busted..


I'm sure he'll be laughing it off like this guy.


Hulk Steady!


SK8 WESTCOASTIN


A Dope American


RTDK


Dez be Dez and the Kase be Kase..


R.I.P Life's a bitch!


Stay up


RIP ROB ONE


RIP SK8


Steady Mobbin 95


UNDERTHEINFLUANCE


Do Work


TLG


Sk8tan


$teppin up to the $treet$


Stolen Moments


All Day.


Posted up.


Cuttin up


Freedom tunnel


Swank SH


Kushed out


HAHA


SANO!


Legends


"Cause i got high"


Slaps


Gents of Desire *Better late than never*

SASG

Strong Arm Steady EPK from gregthedude on Vimeo.

Much respect out to the homies from Strong Arm Steady. CLACKCLACKCLACKCLACKCLACK!

T.G.I F'REAL!

Nice lil show about prison art :)

$$$New$$$$ GZA "ALPHABETS"

Raekwon "Blood Missiles"

"Here's to a week of madness"- Destroy

PREACH!

Congrats NYC!

NY Assembly Passes Medical Marijuana Bill

ALBANY — The New York Assembly passed a bill today that would protect New Yorkers with life threatening or debilitating conditions from arrest for using medical marijuana when their doctors believe it would be the best treatment option, 79-48.
The bill is similar to the medical marijuana bill the Assembly passed last year. The version passed today was modified to address concerns voiced by members of the Senate, who have until June 23 to pass the bill before the legislature recesses.

"Every day that goes by without this sensible, compassionate law is a day in which our most vulnerable citizens must choose between suffering debilitating pain or risking arrest in order to find relief," said bill sponsor and Assembly Health Committee Chair Richard N. Gottfried. "These patients don't have the luxury of waiting another year for their elected representatives to act – they need the Senate to stand up for them now."

Dr. Kevin Smith, a Saugerties psychiatrist who has been recognized by the state legislature for his work with police forensics, said the bill would change the lives of people like him who have no better pain relief options.

"Unless you or a loved one has experienced it, it's difficult to understand the frustration and helplessness that comes from knowing that relief is readily available but forbidden by law," said Smith, who suffers from a painful genetic defect that causes his immune system to attack his spine and hips as though they were foreign bodies; the debilitating pain forced him to quit practicing medicine. "Medical marijuana can give me my life back, but right now I am barred by law from using it. This is crazy."

Glenn Amandola, a medically retired New York City police officer from Northport who suffers from chronic pain and a seizure disorder after being injured on the job in 1987, said it makes no sense for the law to prevent him from using medical marijuana when his doctor says it could help.

"As an officer with the New York City Police Department, I swore to uphold state law, and I'll never break that oath," he said. "The flip side to that, however, is that our lawmakers owe it to people like me who live in constant pain to make sure the law doesn't penalize us for seeking relief. I should have the right to decide for myself – with my doctor – what my best treatment options are."


"I can only imagine the damage this bill is gonna do on the pockets of DJ MIXXX AND READY CEE!"

RTD THROWBACK VIDEO

R.I.P Camu Tao

Today, at around 2pm, our dear friend, family member and musical collaborator Tero “CAMU TAO” Smith passed away in his home town of Columbus, Ohio. Tero had been quietly fighting for his life for the last year and a half after being diagnosed with lung cancer.

To those who knew Tero, he was an almost uncategorizable force of nature. Wild, hilarious, proud, loving, tough, outspoken, spontaneous and brilliant. He wore his heart on his sleeve and he dripped creativity, leaving inspiration and awe in the hearts and minds of anyone who was fortunate enough to see him work.

We, his friends and family, have truly had our collective hearts broken by his passing. Not only because of the loss of our friend, but because of the loss of his contribution to those who never knew what we knew about his talent and his potential. He was the secret that no one wanted to keep and we always knew that one day his vision and his heart could change music forever the way he changed all of our lives.

His departure from us all 1 month away from his 31st birthday is nothing less than a tragedy… nothing less than a crime. he was a gift to us all and he is irreplaceable. Rest in peace, Mu. We will love you forever. May god bless you and your family.

R.I.P.
Tero “CAMU TAO” Smith
born 6/26/77, passed 5/25/08
wm/cc

sincerely,
jaime “el-p” meline (on behalf of many, many wonderful and broken hearted friends)

Random shit 2

DJ ROB ONE R.I.P

I am where i am cause of you. Rest in paradise big homie.







I'll keep your name up in these streets.

April 29th 1992

Classic.

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