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O’Spada - Ten Strikes

Author: Toad

30 Nov
2009

O'Spada - Ten Strikes

Fresh new music from O’Spada. I’m still waiting for the full album!

I just found this interview with Chi-Ali, the shorty who made his first (and unfortunately last) album “The Fabulous Chi-Ali” at the age of 14. That was back in 1992. In this interview from 2008, he talks alot about how he grew up with hip hop and hanging around with the older rappers. He is currently serving a 14 year sentence for murder and the interview takes place in his correction facility.

Pt. 1

Pt. 2

Chi-Ali also featuring on this Black Sheep track (1:22). This little man sure could flow!

Dudley Perkins’ Expressions

Author: Toad

8 Oct
2009

Dudley Perkins

Dudley Perkins isnt really the best singer, but that doesnt really matter ’cause he does is a beautiful way. His songs i mostly a mix of rap and song. Check it out his album, “Expressions (2012 A.U.)” from 2006, on Spotify if you haven’t already.

pete-rock

A 10-track playlist dedicated to one of the best beat makers in the world, Pete Rock!
Yeah, Pete Rock is the guy behind alot of the classics, and still doing it with class today.

Redman

This month’s playlist is dedicated to Redman and his Soopaman Luva tracks.

Dollar Bundle

Funk Valley mix, Dollar Edition.
For everyone that knows the sweet taste of MONEY.

Funk Valley Spotify Mix #2 (June 2009)

Funk Valley mix, old school edition.
A sweet mix with some of the freshest MC’s of the 80’s.

Sun Ra

Sun Ra makes alot of weird music. Strange jazz with cool keyboard sounds.
Maybe it’s not so strange since he’s not from Earth (at least he claims he’s from Saturn). His real name is Herman Poole Blount but he changed is name to Le Sony’r Ra and denied any connection to his birthname. Ra is the ancient egyptian god of the sun, hence the name.

Sun Ra released Nuclear War on the album with the same name in 1982.

Originally Ra was so sure the funky dance track was a hit, he immediately took it to Columbia Records, where they immediately rejected it. Why he thought a song with the repeating chant “Nuclear War, they’re talking about Nuclear War/It’s a motherf***er, don’t you know/if they push that button, your ass gotta go/and whatcha gonna do without your ass” would be a hit is another puzzle in the Sun Ra myth.
~ Al Campbell, All Music Guide

Goran Kajfes

20 years later Goran Kajfes makes a tribute to Sun Ra and his song Nuclear War on his album Headspin, with Timbuktu and Chords on the vocals.