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Friday, July 16, 2010

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AC – Send the Scouts Out Mixtape

01. Intro
02. Follow Through (prod. Stereotype)
03. Little Did We Know (prod. Hasan Insane)
04. About No One f. TekNeek (prod. Mental Instruments)
05. Flawless (prod. Astronote)
06. The Messenger (prod. Rain)
07. Not a Good Look f. Fes Taylor
08. Just Go In (prod. J Glaze)
09. Spirit of Music f. Michel Aubertin (prod. Astronote)
10.Game On (Skit)
11. White Girl f. STS & J-Hype (prod. J Glaze)
12. ACito Woods (Skit)
13. UNattainable f. J-Hype (prod. Best Kept Secret)
14. Money Never Sleeps (prod. Mike Cash)
15. Glamour Life 20X f. Realm Reality, Termanology & Baby Pun (prod. Jet Audio)
16. If Tomorrow Never Comes f. J-Hype (prod. Stereotype)
17. The Office (prod. J Glaze) [Bonus]

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AC – Send the Scouts Out Mixtape

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Bacon Mad*L Toy Release & Coast2Coast Signing with Sket One

Who?
Renowned toy designers Sket-One (www.sket-one.com) & MAD (www.madtoydesign.com) in conjunction with Wizard Sleeve Toys (www.wizardsleevetoys.com)

What?
Limited Edition run of 300 5.5" Bacon Madl Vinyl Figures.

When?
Friday, July 30st (Kidrobot NYC) 6-8PM

Saturday, August 14th (Crewest Gallery LA) 6-9PM

Where?
Kidrobot NYC

Crewest Gallery LA

Why?
Because we love you and we definitely LOOOOVE BACON!

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Thursday, July 15, 2010

DJ Just Dizle Presents Redman - Whut The Mix

1.City Lights
2.Beet Drop
3.Soopaman Lova 4
4.Creepin
5.Sooperman Luva II
6.Hold Dis Blaow
7.IÆm Dope Nigga
8.Jersey Yo!
9.Basically
10.Dis Iz 4 All My Smokers
11.Green Island
12.My Zone
13.Rap Phenomenon
14.Lost One Freestyle
15.Smoke Buddah
16.Wuditlooklike
17.Da Bump
18.Lose My Cool
19.Greedy Bitches
20.Flipmode Squads meets Def Squad
21.Keep On 99
22.Cosmic Slop
23.Gimmie One
24.Whateva Man
25.Hypnotize
26.Gilla House Bounce
27.This Is It (Showoff Remix)
28.Bobyahead2dis
29.Iz He 4 Real
30.You Do, I Do
31.Buck Buck
32.Diggy Doc
33.Me And Those Dreamy Eyes Of Mine
34.Can U Dig It
35.CheckÆNÆMe Out
36.Throw Your Hands In The Air
37.Freak Out
38.Down South Funk
39.Da Ill Out
40.Rockafella
41.Rockafella (Remix)
42.Funkorama
43.Beast From The East
44.A-Yo
45.TonightÆs Da Night
46.Maad Crew
47.Da Da Dahhh
48.Soopaman Luva 3
49.Get It Live
50.Countdown
51.ToniteÆs Tha Night (Kris Kross Redman Remix)
52.A Million and One Buddah Spots
53.Open Fire
54.Do The Damn Thing
55.Checka
56.I DonÆt Kare
57.Real Niggaz
58.Breaker 1, Breaker 2
59.The Points
60.Rush The Security
61.Do What Ya Feel
62.How To Roll A Blunt
63.Hardcore
64.ItÆs Like That (My Big Brother)
65.Big Dogs
66.HowÆs That
67.A Day Of Sooperman Lover
68.Street Hop
69.U AinÆt Nobody
70.Well All Rite Cha
71.Muh Fucka
72.Coc Back
73.Pick It Up
74.How High (Original/Remix)
75.What U Lookin 4
76.On Fire
77.Brick City MashinÆ
78.Simon Says (Remix)
79.CanÆt Wait
80.Jam 4 U
81.K.I.M.
82.SteppinÆ It Up
83.Watch Yo Nuggets
84.Dangerous Mcees
85.Symphony 2000
87.Fuhgidabowit
88.4 3 2 1
89.How You Want It
90.Blow Your Mind
91.Gilla House Check
92.Rap Scholar
93.Headbanger
94.5 Boroughs
95.Lookin Fly
96.1,2,1,2
97.IÆll Bee Dat!
98.Da Rockwilder
99.Rater ôRö
100.Walk In Gutta
101.Y.O.U.
102.Hey Zulu
103.Let Da Monkey Out
104.Time 4 Sum Aksion (Remix)
105.Cereal Killer
106.So Ruff
107.Smash SumthinÆ
108.Da Goodness

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DJ Just Dizle Presents Redman - Whut The Mix

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Wednesday, July 14, 2010

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Inception: Movie Review

Normally when it comes to big budget summer entertainment at the movies, I don’t expect much more than an entertainingly loud and stupid F/X laden piece of work. And that is if I am lucky. A lot of times I get the loud & stupid, but the entertaining part is missing. Now, I am about to use one word to describe the new film by director Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight), and that word would be..SMART.

Walking out of this movie, I wasn’t quite sure how I felt about it. The running time is about 2 hours and 30 minutes, and at times the pacing is really slow. I can tell you the person I saw the movie with (my mother) absolutely hated the film. And I kept hearing people talking around me, asking the person that they were watching the movie with what was happening on screen. I also noticed that there were people getting agitated with how much was happening on the screen at once.

“Inception” is not an easy film to review because there is so much going on in the story and if I decided to talk about it in this review, it may affect your enjoyment of experiencing the film. I made it a point to not read up on anything about the film before seeing it and Warner Brothers has been very smart about keeping much of the story out of the trailers.

The premise of the film follows Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), a skilled dream thief, who assembles a team which consists of Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), Ariadne (Ellen Page), Eames (Tom Hardy), & Yusuf (Dileep Rao). They take a job from Saito (Ken Watanabe) to implant an idea into a business competitor of Saito named Robert Fischer (Cillian Murphy). The problem is that implanting an idea in someone’s mind is much more complicated than taking one out. That is really the most I would like to tell you about the story as the movie works best when the audience knows as little as possible. I do not want to spoil the story for you.

When I tell you that the movie is smart, I really mean it. This is not your average summer blockbuster fare. It will be interesting to see how the general public accepts the film because it is a strong piece of work but at the same time, it is not for everyone. Don’t expect anything to be just handed to you because you are going to have to work pretty hard at staying on top of things that are happening on screen. If you are reading my review and still a little confused on how I actually felt about the movie, that might make quite a bit of sense considering I am still not 100% sure. I would recommend it based on the level of masterful work that is on display in the film. The last 20 minutes are incredible. There are some beautiful landscapes that have been created in dream worlds. All the actors involved give strong performances and Nolan really knows how to bring us something on screen that we haven’t seen before.

“Inception” plays out like a complex maze and if you find yourself struggling with the film, just let it play out and do not worry about how complex it is. At its core, the film is an old school heist movie…the only thing that’s different, is that they are not robbing banks, they are robbing minds. I may have to give “Inception” a second viewing when it comes out on blu-ray so I can really get a better idea of my feelings towards the film. This is actually one of those movies that lends itself to repeat viewings because there is so much going on that you might have missed some things the first time around.

By: Marc Ferman

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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

A.G. (Of D.I.T.C.) – Dunkin’ Donuts Mixtape

A.G. takes on a few J. Dilla instrumentals for this tribute mixtape.

1. Intro
2. Workin’ On It
3. AG On JD
4. We Do It 4
5. Walk On By
6. AG On Loss
7. Dilla 4 Eva f. Party Arty
8. Clap
9. Crushing (BX Version)
10. AG On J Dilla & Party Arty
11. 10 to 10
12. Gems I Spit
13. Keep It Movin’
14. Heavy Head
15. Shouts

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A.G. (Of D.I.T.C.) – Dunkin’ Donuts Mixtape

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Mick Boogie & Terry Urban – The Great American Mixtape Mixtape

World, meet Anatomy Magazine’s Great American Mixtape: Side B, by Mick Boogie & Terry Urban. This side, in contrast to The Hood Internet release, features America’s favorite rock hits translated into block rockin’ hip-hop tracks ready to kick a hole in your speakers and your perception of the genre. That is because Side B of the Great American Mixtape does something that no other mixtape has done before: It truly cross pollinates rock music artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Guns and Roses, The Doors and Led Zeppelin with hip hop into one comprehensive and radiant piece of work with thought provoking soundscapes that reveal everything that the hip-hop genre can be.

1. Freebass 808 Feat. Tabi Bonney- Good Times (Prod. Apple Juice Kid)
2. Curt@!n$- Teenage Wasteland (Prod. M. Stacks)
3. Christian Rich-Dust (Prod. Christian Rich)
4. Aleon Craft- Strange (Prod. SMKA)
5. Laws- Nobody Likes A Quitter (Prod. nVMe)
6. Donwill & Ilyas of Tanya Morgan- The Beginning Of The End (Prod. Legacey Villain)
7. Lex One & Mike Beatz- Tube To Camden (Prod. Alex Goose)
8. OnCue- Otherside (Prod. The Goonies)
9. Panama- It’s My World (Prod. King Midas)
10. Cidida- I Want You (Prod. Eibol)
11. The Canz- Root Of Evil (Prod. Apple Juice Kid)
12. The Higher Concept- Makes Me Wonder (Prod. Mike Cash)

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Mick Boogie & Terry Urban – The Great American Mixtape Mixtape

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The Sorcerer’s Apprentice: Movie Review

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice follows the story of sorcerer Balthazar Blake (Nicholas Cage) who is one of 3 apprentices to the great wizard Merlin. When Merlin is betrayed & killed by one of his apprentice’s Maxim Hovath (Alfred Molina), Balthazar captures and imprisons Maxim with Merlin’s greatest enemy Morgana for centuries while he goes on a quest to find Merlin’s replacement.

Now in modern day New York City, Balthazar finds who he has searched hundreds of years for and that person arrives in the form of Dave Stutler (Jay Baruchel). Dave is a reluctant protégé who goes into training to become a sorcerer so he can help Balthazar recapture a freed Maxim. Now there are other elements to Apprentice like a love interest for Dave and an imprisoned love for Balthazar, but I really do not feel I need to go into those details.

“The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” was directed by John Turteltaub who is probably best known for directing the two “National Treasure” films (soon to be third) for Disney, which also starred Nicholas Cage. I would think it’s safe to say that these guys really like to work with each other. Now if you are a fan of the Treasure films, you might find yourself enjoying “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice”. Not because they are the same movie, but because Turteltaub seems to be able to do what other directors have been having trouble doing over the past 10 years, that is getting a fun performance out of Cage. He really seems to enjoy himself in this film and when Cage is having fun with a role, the audience is almost always having fun watching him. Now, I am not saying this is up to par with Cage’s best roles, because it’s far from it, but it is a fun one.

I usually like Jay Baruchel. He was really funny in “Tropic Thunder” & “Knocked Up”, but after this year’s “She’s Out Of My League” & now this movie. I am starting to feel like he is a one trick pony. I am hoping he can play something other than a hyperactive geek. If you like Baruchel’s other performances, then you won’t mind him here, it’s really just more of the same.

As for Alfred Molina, how can you not love this guy, he was the only bright spot in this past spring’s horrible video game-movie adaptation “Prince Of Persia” and he brings the same fun and energy to his villain Maxim for this film. Molina is another actor who just seems to enjoy these big fantasy films, where he can just go all out.

I am not sure if I have set the bar so low for my standards this summer on what a good popcorn movie should be or if “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” is actually good, but I can tell you this. I wasn’t bored. I can’t say the same thing about 95% of the fantasy films that have come out in the last 4 months. Up to this point of the 2010 summer season, I can count the amount of films I actually enjoyed on one hand and still have a couple fingers left over. If you are looking for a movie to take the family to and you have already seen “Toy Story 3” Then you can do much worse than “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” and be greatfull that Disney did not decide to convert this film into 3-D.

By Marc Ferman