Nice little video
Non Hip Hoppers should NEVER review Hip Hop Concerts

His latest tour seems hellbent on proving them right.
At Tuesday night's Madison Square Garden stop on his national "Glow in the Dark" tour, West rapped and roamed around an otherwise empty stage, assuring that all focus would land entirely on himself.
The vast staging mimicked a lunar landscape in a world far away, underscoring "Glow's" intergalactic theme, which served the star's ego as well. At one point in the night's "Lost in Space" scenario, West met a female space alien who, naturally, recognized him.
"You're the biggest star in the universe," she exclaimed.
Perhaps he is, because on this tour West is getting away with an order - no pictures taken by the press - that has been decreed by just one other musician, Bob Dylan.
The comparison may not flatter West as an artist, but on his own level, he deserves his kudos and hits. As emphasized by the repertoire in his 90-minute show, his songs are full of originality and hook appeal. Unfortunately, last night's bizarre presentation of them took away from their zest rather than adding to it.
By appearing as a solitary figure on a blank expanse - with his band banished to a place literally beneath him - West seemed remote, static and even lonely. Your average production of "Waiting for Godot" sees more action than this. Couple that with the dark lighting and heavy use of fog, and fans had little more to behold than a shadowy blur, relieved only by repetitive videos of explosions to simulate drama.
That's a shame because, as a rapper, West delivered his material with deftness and force. He worked his way around the staccato gospel chorus of "Jesus Walks" with amazing grace and took daring liberties with the beat in "Champion," adding cool a cappella breaks. His music ably ran the gamut from the soul of "All Falls Down" to the lounge R&B of "Gold Digger" to the synth-pop of "Stronger."
Next time West may want to take a cue from one of his three opening acts - Lupe Fiasco - who came out all the stronger for letting two singers sometimes upstage him. A little humility goes a long way.
May 17, 2008 | at 9:34 PM 0 Responses
? Kanye, Music, Reviews, Seriously?
Interview With Wale
Apr 13, 2008 | at 4:02 PM 0 Responses
Mega BeatZ: Mixtape, BeatZ, Instrumentals
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BeatZ
Ain't I - Jay-Z ft. Timbaland
Rising Down - The Roots ft. Wale & Chrisette Michelle
Hip Hop Game Freestyle - Wale
I'm Grown - Tiffany Evans ft. Bow Wow
Bling Blaw - Redd Eyezz ft. Birdman & Lil' Wayne
How To Act - DJ Pharris ft. Shawna, Rich Boy, Paul Wall & Lil Scrappy
I'm Zooted - Soulja Boy
Remember When - Chingy ft. Bobby Valentino
Booty Music - Git Fresh
American Boy - Estelle ft. Kanye West Mediafire
Shine - Estelle
Your Smile - Bobby Valentino ft. Lil' Wayne
Instrumentals
Breakin Dishes - Rihanna
Real Love - Mary J. Blige
4 Minutes - Madonna ft. Justin Timberlake
I'm Grown - Tiffany Evans ft. Bow Wow
Closer - Ne-Yo
Get Low - Flo Rida
Party People - Nelly ft. Fergie
Take You There - Donnie J
Got Me Going (Rmx) - Day 26 ft. Fat Joe
American Boy - Estelle ft. Kanye West
Mar 31, 2008 | at 12:16 PM 0 Responses
Still Da Baddest
Still The BaddestTrina's new album Still The Baddest. Haven't listened to it so I have no idea how it sounds.
Mar 27, 2008 | at 9:26 PM 0 Responses
Gold Digger
A songwriter/producer in MD says that Kanye West stole his tune "Volume of Good Life" for Kanye's hit the "Good Life."
Dayna Staggs (A.K.A. D'Mystro) is suing Kanye & Roc-a-Fella for copyright infringement. Staggs says that West "didn't obtain a license to use "Volume of Good Life" for his tune, and points out that Kanye was "only 6 or 7 years old" when his song was written.
She is outraged that Wests' version contains "vulgar and offensive" images and "harms the reputation" of his clean song. He wants 85% of all world sales of the proceeds from his work.
? Kanye, Music, Seriously?
Hot Joint!!!
Wish this didn't have the old Wayne verse but its still hot anyways
? BeatZ, Funny, Music, Seriously?, Wayne
Music Megapost!!!
I'm that Chick - Mariah Carey (Live)Feedback (Rmx) - Janet Jackson ft. Busta Rhymes, Ciara & Fabolous
Gotta Move Faster - Sean Kingston
Thirsty - Cassie
Done It - Lil' Wayne
Damn I'm Cold - Lil' Wayne ft. Bun B
Touch & Go (CDQ) - Joe Budden
I - Lil' Wayne
Paralyzed - Atozzio
Mediafire
Moon of Dreams - T-Pain
Royal Flush - Outkast ft. Raekwon
Exquisite - Tyga ft. Lil' Wayne
Roof - WaleRoof (Rmx) - Wale
Strings - Wale
Strings (Rmx) - Wale
Instrumentals!!!
Falsetto (Instrumental) - The Dream
I Luv Your Girl (Istrumental) - The Dream
Dangerous (Instrumental) - Kardinall Offishall ft. Akon
Take You Down (Instrumental) - Chris Brown
MORE WAYNE!!!

Angel of Death 2 (Back To The Carter 3) - Lil' Wayne & Various Artists
Wale + Interscope?
“Look at their track record,” “Dre, Eminem, 50, Pharrell, Timbaland, Black Eyed Peas, Soulja Boy…the list goes on.” said Wale.
Mark Ronson will executive produce Wale’s untitled debut album and contribute production to the project due out in fall.
Mar 12, 2008 | at 11:13 PM 0 Responses
N!GGa Please!
“I’d prefer [a review from] Playboy. That kind of stuff doesn’t reach my radar or effect anybody around me. I don’t know what a music rating from Maxim is . . . I don’t know what it even means really.”
--NaS--







