JWalker

As soon as I get some money I will be getting one of these, they look dope. BTW 2Tall, I just got your Loose Ends For Divination cd, congrats man, thats really good stuff. Now I just need a bit more cash to get Shifting Tides. This jobless situation of mine is really starting to piss me off!

pretty sure Ninja Tunes was mentioned for a possible release for the Keep in Time Brazil track, could be wrong though.

steve, in reply to your post before, at lot of producers today dont deserve the respect they are getting. I used to buy loads of hiphop, now I dont, why coz most of it is shit! Thats why there doesnt seem to be many posts about new stuff on here, yet there seems to be a lot of older stuff mentioned. Anyway this is gonna go in circles as usual, you have an opinion and I will have mine. peace

Does Ricci's straight talking bother some of you that much? If you really listened to some of the stuff he says you might just agree with it, but some of you are that caught up in the fact that he says he is the best, to listen. The man has conviction, he believes he is the best, what is wrong with that? If you think your better than him start making music to show that you are better than him, that way the whole scratch/music game gets elevated. Yeah sometimes I dont fully agree with the way he puts his message across, but at least he has a message. Cue loads of hating.................

shame, its decent artwork.

I'd buy one too if I have some money at the time

problem solved with your scetchaphobia! Dont know why your having problems with this. Are you seeing an open book with pages?

found this, some really nice artwork: h**p://www.show-me-dq.com/

^ this may soon change

Talk about a coincidence, on another forum I go on, someone has just posted a yousendit link for 20 biggie accapella's. I'm not gonna post that link but I will download and yousendit again. Should be up sometime 2moro. peace

http://www.4onefunk.com/ Forgot Peepsho too, think he might have a myspace page.

^ good list airnino. Also check out some of uglylovely's stuff. If we ever get anything recorded I will post some of our band's stuff up, 4 turntables, 1 rather tall dude on keys and a drummer!

Has anyone read this book? http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...224813?v=glance Seems pretty good: Book Description For years, hip-hop fans have been robbed of context and background when buying and enjoying classic albums from the Golden Age: the 1980s. "Rakim Told Me" brings you these invisible liner notes, one album at a time, with new angles and engaging stories. 21 albums are examined in-depth, and facts are uncovered with the turn of every page. Journalist Brian Coleman has, over the past decade, immersed himself in and written about the hip-hop art form as a columnist for national magazines like XXL, Scratch, CMJ and URB. In this volume, The ‘80s, he digs deep, one-on one, with legendary artists like Rakim, De La Soul, Ice-T, Public Enemy, KRS-One, Run-DMC, Slick Rick, Too $hort and many more. "Rakim Told Me" lets you dive head first into the world of your favorite hip-hop artists and the classic albums they produced. These are pure wax facts straight from the original artists, broughtto the surface again after years of invisibility. So dig out your turntable, clean off your Zulu Nation medallion, crack open a chapter, and relive hip-hop’s most creative and captivating era. About the Author Brian Coleman is 34 years old and has been mesmerized and energized by hip-hop music since Run-DMC, Public Enemy, DJ Red Alert and "Yo! MTV Raps" messed with his teenage mind in the otherwise forgettable 1980s. In the past decade he has written hundreds of reviews and features about the hip-hop artform for national magazines and newspapers such as XXL ("Classic Material" columnist, 1999 – present; "Ill Techniques" columnist 2001 – 2003), Scratch (Editor-At-Large, 2004-present, "Pioneer DJ" and "Indie 500" columnist), Complex, CMJ Weekly (Hip-Hop columnist and editor, 1997 and 2001) and CMJ Monthly (Hip-Hop columnist 1997 – 2001), URB, Boston Herald, Boston Phoenix, Blaze and NY Press.

I'll be getting this when my broke ass gets some money!

Since we are on the subject, did anyone buy the Director Series? http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B...3145515-7119660 I got the Spize Jones and Chris Cunningham DVD's, both decent, not had chance to get Gondry's yet, is it worth it?

hahaha, its gets worse, it was directed by Spike Jonze!

dont you just hate it when someone posts the same thing just before you!

Da Punk, directed by Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine etc)

Found this: http://www.heroesofukhiphop.com/

Thought of some more: Dynametrix (sure I have the a measure of force album on tape some where!) New Flesh 4 Old (now just New Flesh) Dodge City Productions BTI (Breaking the Illusion)

Caveman

Unstuffit will open rar or zip on a mac, its usually industry standard as far as the Design/Print industry in concerned.

Had my TTX for a while with no bother, my mate has had his for even longer and he's had no trouble either. I couldnt go back to Tech's now, the pick up is just too shit!

Yup, knew about Fangfoss, nothing beats Wetwang though!