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Madlib
The Mad March
Off his forthcoming Rock Konducta album
George Harrison
Isn’t it a Pity
It sure is George.
Choices
A ‘mini movie’ by Tee Mac
Thanks to Bobby G I’ve just learned that there’s another Tmac out there, and it’s not Tracy McGrady, the average basketballer.
It’s Tee-Mac, a homegrown Melbourne rapper.
Check out his music videos for Big Paper, Hard Hitta, and his live performance at the Holi Festival.
For me though his best track is Stay Positive, which truly helped me out of an emotional tailspin this afternoon.
Check out his website or twitter @teemurdamac
Al Green
Love and Happiness
Maybe the best intro…..ever? That was some spiritual shit.
All songs should start like that.
I think this is from Soul Train 1973, you can see the full version of Al’s 1975 apperance here
Thee Oh Sees
Devil Again
From the great compilation Garage Swim
It’s a free download and you can go here for other info and streaming individual songs.
It’s also got Gories, Black Lips, King Louie & a lot more…
By the way iamtheleastmachiavellian is a fantastic blog for tunes!
Nina Simone
Black Is The Color of My True Love’s Hair (Emile Latimer), from Black Gold
Well this is just the best song ever.
Photo by Jack Robinson, 30th October 1969
From the NY Times article Brooklyn, the Remix: A Hip-Hop Tour
By Ben Adler
The mean streets of the borough that rappers like the Notorious B.I.G. crowed about are now hipster havens, where cupcakes and organic kale rule.
Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights: Referred to in Mos Def lyrics as an open-air drug market, it was most often cited by Buckshot of Black Moon, part of the Brooklyn-based hard-core underground Boot Camp Clik supergroup, who came from Crown Heights and represented the Franklin Avenue Posse.
There are still signs of the old Franklin Avenue: bodegas with the counter behind bulletproof glass and children playing basketball with a milk crate for a hoop. But now you can find, in one six-storefront stretch between Park Place and Sterling Place, Little Zelda, serving coffee and pastries, with an antique rocking chair out front; Rosebud Vintage, selling a muskrat muff from the 1880s for $128; the Crown Inn, offering “from the farm” sandwiches and a $9 cocktail made with pisco and elderflower liqueur; a real estate company named My Space; Owl and Thistle General Store, selling Brooklyn-themed canvas totes; and Stork, a baby-clothes boutique with a $35 onesie that reads, “MY CRIB is in BKLYN.”
It was good cause to revisit this sick Black Moon song Act Like You Want It from Enta Da Stage
These three 11 year old metal heads kick ass!
And it’s all original tunes from Unlocking the Truth.
This is a random episode of Adam Buxton’s Bug.
He shows music videos from youtube and then goes through the weird user comments…
Just skim through the videos to those bits, they’re pretty funny.
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