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Saturday, June 30, 2007
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Current mood:Say it ain't so.........
June 28th Magnum O tore it down at The Gathering. Now fyi The Gathering iz a monthly event featuring all aspects of hip hop culture held @ The Rotunda. While we were on stage it was obvious the b-boys weren't really interested in what we were dealing with, which iz all good. But it made me realize hip hop iz segregated. Remember when every group had a deejay. Jam Master Jay, Eric B., Jazzy Jeff, Scott La Rock, Polo etc. The only groups that still have DJ's are 10 or more year vets. DJs are the backbone of this very culture. Emcees and breakers were inspired by the rhythms the DJ selected. Every artform thrived off one another to form a universal cipher called HIP HOP. Quite naturally emcees hang with emcees, writers with writers and so on, but I realized last night theres clearly a divide that iz obvious to an observant person such as myself. I don't think, I know it comes from no knowledge (aknowledgment) of one another's talents, no wisdom (dialouge) about how similar all of us are, and no understanding of the importance of unity. So the next time you hear a DJ blend two different records together flawlessly, or cee a wonderful piece of graffitti, witness Crazy Legs in action, or come to a Magnum O show just know were all 1. Peace
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Sunday, June 24, 2007
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Current mood:  calm
Aint Know Mystery" by Magnum Opus myspace.com/ltyrannic myspace.com/bpasiaticyahoocom This is the hottest underground album I've heard since Godhead The General's Introduction LP. Magnum O's L-Tyrannic and Born Prince Asiatic have captured the tru art of MC'ing and created a masterpeice of pure poetic lyrisisim! I mean as I'm listening to it, Nile Hardin of 3rd School Recordings stormed in and said, and I quote, "This is the best underground album I've heard in at least six years!" And Remember Nile Hardin put out the classic album The Bootleg of Nile Hardin in 2004, And kept Godhead The General at number 2 for weeks on the Ruckers top 10 countdown producing the beat for "Golden Age". From begining to end this joint is blazin! Track 1, "The Lesson", should be on every hiphop radio station on the planet.These brothahz breakdown the core down fall of the Black American school system to the last atom. Track 7,"Understanding" is a classic and the type of joint that makes you wish that paternity test says "you are the father". Track 11,"GhostTown" has one of the illest flows on the map. It's definately a banger. And let me not forget "Flowin wit Masters". Man… shit! You gonna have to grab this joint to really bear witness! This is my first Hottest CD of 2007. Magnum Opus have put together a Tru Classic with Aint Know Mystery, blending together great beats and ill versityle lyrical word plays, senerios, lessons, and chamber arsonal spits over grimey instumentals. This album explored every topic, from riding the trolly with ya chick on her birthday in, "Ive Been Waiting", to the life of a run-away slave in "No Happy Ending". Therefore so behold! I give Magnum O's Aint No Mystery 6 out of 6 bars. And it's the first Tru Classic of 2007.
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Saturday, June 09, 2007
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Sunday, April 22, 2007
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Ain't No Mystery Current mood: True and Living
Ain't No Mystery stands for a lot of things far as I'm concerned. I'll share a few. First and foremost wise people all over the planet earth know and understand the laws of cause and effect. That means every action has a reaction. 85% of the people still believe in fairy tales, spooks, unrealistic theories, savage traditions and so on. They are people who are easily lead in the wrong direction and hard to lead in the right direction. 10% conceal what they know and keep the masses blind to the truth. 5% know the science and truth and are obligated to share with those who know not, so (Ain't No Mystery) Next we have Magnum O's classic album, which I acknowledge as a masterpiece, myself. Thought provoking lyrics skillfully executed over banging production. Producers include(Tech 1, Noize Trip, Ahz Snairs, Mekz 1, and Zimm)Undeniably classic, so as the legendary Brand Nubian said (Ain't No Mystery) Peace
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