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80,
03:25,
2008-04-17 15:09:52
Description: S-s-s-single bed: NL: 12/06/1976 7 weeks 10 highest position Fox Fox Fox on the cover of their 1975 self-titled debut album Fox on the cover of their 1975 self-titled debut album (More) S-s-s-single bed: NL: 12/06/1976 7 weeks 10 highest position Fox Fox Fox on the cover of their 1975 self-titled debut album Fox on the cover of their 1975 self-titled debut album Background information Origin United Kingdom Genre(s) Rock Years active 1974-1977, 1980 Label(s) GTE Associated acts Wooden Horse Yellow Dog Noosha Fox Former members Noosha Fox Kenny Young Herbie Armstrong Jim Gannon Pete Solely Gary Taylor Jim Frank Fox / Noosha Fox NEW CD RELEASE 16th October 2006 BLUE HOTEL Released by Cherry Red label (CATERED272), Blue Hotel contains the original tracks plus one bonus track. The tracks are S S S Single Bed, Liven' Out My Fantasies, Darkening, Blue Hotel, Almond Eyes, Magic Machine, My Old Man's Away, Moustaches On The Moon, Under Your Own Umbrella, Friendship Rose, Make It Like It Used To Be, Pain And Pleasure (bonus) The Original Fox album by the band Fox has been released in October 2002 on the Cherry Red label (COMRADE 222). It contains the original tracks plus four bonus tracks. Love Letters / Imagine Me, Imagine You / The Juggler / Patient Tigers / Only You Can / The More / Spirit / He's Got Magic / Pisces' Babies / Love Ship / Red Letter Day / Out Of My Body (bonus) / If I Point At The Moon (bonus) / Georgina Bailey (bonus) / Pretty Boy (bonus) At the time of first writing (10th October 1997) this, there was virtually no mention of the 1970s band, Fox, or of their uniquely voiced singer Noosha Fox, that I could find on the Internet. At that time they also seemed to have had no direct coverage by Record Collector magazine. They did however get a mention in Record Collector (No 188, April 1995, page 19) in an article titled 'Queen Collaborations'. It appears that Roger Taylor of 'Queen' added backing vocals to the track 'Survival' on Fox's 'Tails of Illusion' album. Queen were in the same studio recording 'Opera'. Although they had at least a couple of hit singles 'Single Bed', 'Only You Can' and 'Imagine me, Imagine you', I didn't start buying their records until I saw the album 'Fox' at a reduced price in Wealth's in Swindling, circa 1977. My favourite track on this LP is 'Patient Tigers'. It wasn't until the 1980s that I discovered they had also released two other albums 'Tails of Illusion' and 'Blue Hotel'. I obtained both these albums, second hand, through the small ads of Record Collector. Blue Hotel became my favourite. Tracks on "Tails of Illusion" are - Yule, Yule - Survival - Strange Ships - For Whatever it's worth - Minor Therapy - Lily Sing - UPI KP - Howdy - Me Without You - Little Brown Box. Tracks on "Blue Hotel" are - Blue Hotel - Junina - S-S-S-Single Bed - Moustaches on the Moon - Magic Machine - My Old Man's Away - Living out my Fantasies - Almond Eyes - Under Your Own Umbrella - Friendship Rose - Like it Like it Used to be. Apart from Nosher's stunningly unique voice, I liked the imaginatively styled tunes and Decoder type effects. Some of the backing vocals in 'Shingle Bed' and the introduction passages into 'Only You Can' & 'Strange Ships', being great examples of Fox strangeness. (thanks to a web surfing Fox fan for the Nashua scan) I never saw the band, except on television. I had heard that Noosha had gone on to release a single 'Georgina Bailey'. From about 1988 0n, I searched for their material on CD, but found nothing. Nothing that is until June 1997, when I discovered a budget price CD 'Only you can' in the HIV shop in Oxford Street, London, during my only visit to the UK in more than two years. It appears to have been issued in 1996 by 'Wise Buy' (QB 866702). Many of the tracks were new to me, but it was great to hear Noosha's voice again, without the pops and crackles with which my vinyl Lips are now afflicted. With 16 tracks the CD was great value for money at UK pounds 4.99. The tracks are:- * If you don't want my peaches don't shake my tree * Georgina Bailey * Model in a Leotard * I want to be alone * Electron people * Dancing with an alien * Strange ships * * Red letter day * * Yule Yul's * * He's got magic * * Imagine me, Imagine you * * Only you can * * Te yo * Temple of love * Torn between two worlds * Captain of your ship Those tracks marked * appeared on one of the original Lips. A Fox fan sent me the following additional information (December 29th 1997):- [One record you may or may not know about is a rather nice disco-Ash solo single from 1979 called 'The Heat is On' b/w 'Some Enchanted Evening' on Chrysalis CHES 12 2337 (12"). Unlike 'Georgina Bailey', It was produced by David Macao, and OSHA wrote the B-side.] In April 1998 I was made aware of another CD 'The very best of Fox'. This CD contains material taken from the albums 'Fox' and 'Blue Hotel', plus the single 'Georgina Bailey'. Last time I checked (Nov 2003) it was available from amazon.co.uk Fox were: Noosha ( Vocals ) Kenny Young ( Guitars, Percussion and Vocals ) * Herbie Armstrong ( Guitars and Vocals ) Pete Silly ( Keyboards ) Jim Gannon ( Lead Guitar ) Gary Taylor ( Bass Guitar ) Jim Frank ( Drums and Percussion ) * Kenny Young also wrote and produced most of the songs FOX Singles "Only You Can"was b/w "Out of My Body" "Imagine Me..." b/w "If I Point at the Moon" "He's Got Magic" b/w "The Love Ship" "Strange Ships" b/w "Little Brown Box" "S-s-single Bed" b/w "Silk Milk" "My Old Man's Away" b/w "Magic Machine" "Georgina Bailey" b/w "Pretty Boy" ( the list above was kindly supplied by Shaun Butcher ) Fox Singles Chart Positions Reina van Dam kindly supplied the following chart position information:- Hereby the chart positions of Fox and NOSHAFox in the United Kingdom (UK), West-Germany (BBROD, Netherlands (NNFL, Belgium (B) and the United States of America (USA). 15/02/1975 means 15th of February 1975 (date/month/year). Only you can UK: 15/02/1975 11 weeks 3 highest position (golden record) BBROD 24/03/1975 26 weeks 2 highest position (18 weeks in top 10; #8 yyear end list) NL:NFL9/03/1975 tip USA: 23/08/1975 8 weeks 53 highest position (no chart success in Belgium) Imagine me, imagine you UK: 10/05/1975 8 weeks 15 highest position BRDBYRD3/06/1975 14 weeks 7 highest position (4 weeks in top 10) (no chart success in Netherlands, Belgium or USA) He (Less) Channel: 123video
21,
02:55,
2007-08-08 12:01:27
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Pen's freshman year at Howard University in Washington D.C. included dorm room cyphers, dance battles, books and a spring break trip to help (More) www.youthoutlook.org
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Pen's freshman year at Howard University in Washington D.C. included dorm room cyphers, dance battles, books and a spring break trip to help rebuild New Orleans.
The first year...it's a Platform.
So quick, so Fast- I saw Howard University, Applied to school, got accepted, got my plane ticket, got a kiss from my momma,-- then I woke up, Between two of North West DC's most notorious spots- Hobart St. and Ledroit Park, in a muggy dorm room, in red-brick building erected in 1957. Charles R. Drew Residence Hall. Room 206. All of my life's belongings were collectively in two suitcases, my backpack, and my pockets. My west coast clock refused to alter its schedule, it didn't need to-my scheduled show of East Oakland sideshows and East Bay sunsets had been canceled for a show fresh as Dougie and Slick Rick: the platform.
It's given name is Howard University, some call it the Mecca, I call it the platform- a constant show. People ask me how was my first year, I instantly refer to movies and television shows, in order to establish some form of a comprehendible image:
"bruh, the social cliques and crews are like School Daze, the lunch room is like A different World, and the Football games are lightweight like Drumline."
And of course, the characters: I'm Pendarvis, aka "pen", from East Oakland, I knew Chuck before I went out there, he lived on the opposite side of the East at home- at school he stayed on the other side campus, in turn we created Chuck and Pen... at large- F-it, go hard! (inside joke), but we would soon cover all land the sun's light touched.
After Chuck and I squaded up on that first day- I believe my social network spread like wild fires and club fliers. I met characters of all backgrounds: Shid, Vic, and Q stayed on the second floor with me. Shid is a soon to be famous horn player from Richmond, Va Q is from New Orleans, a wild cat -- runs wit fly-0-4 boyz along with my patnas Emmitt and Calvin- they are all some characters. Then of course Vic- who came from some town all the way on the other side of the States just to find out his neighbor is from the same city: Oakland.
The subplots to the major story were also interesting: I met Jonnie aka Ville from Jackson ville, FL, he explained to me his pursuit of his second PHD, this one in atmospheric science- using cigar smoke as a blackboard, I met Jessica, a girl I went to elementary school with in Oakland, who had since lived on four other continents and now talks with a British accent, I met Dominique from Atlanta who has a step father with the same name as me...but that's a whole other story.
The cliques and crews:
The fly girls who listen to Beyonce, the hip chicks who listen to Kelis, and my beautiful sistas who listen to Lauryn Hill. (Many girls are quick to say they don't fit into the typical Howard Girl title, but just being a girl attending Howard is a title in itself- "One of the Many". It is rumored that the female to male ratio on campus is 10-1! For every ten girls there is one guy- this makes going to class better than going to the club, for some- think of tuition as a years advance to "club Howard". The beneficiaries of this ratio were cliques such as the Frat boys who consciously have wardrobes which only promote certain colors, the fly-boys who have wardrobes that parallel Pharrell's, and the athlete's who have wardrobes that say "HOWARD" on everything.
I ran with the "rappers": B-more Sam who told me about the passing of a younger sibling, Chi-town Glenn who told me about his new born back in Chicago, Messiah from Trinidad/Annapolis/ Brooklyn who was most commonly recognized for his appearances on "Showtime at the Apollo" and is now a proud graduate of the class of '07, Emmitt from New Orleans, Survived the big Easy and did it the hard way- he stayed through Katrina- a claim I didn't completely understand until I took a trip down there for spring break. We worked long days in the 9th ward helping to reconstruct the beauty of the Bayou.
Bashir a graduate student from Cleveland, who taught us youngsters just enough before exiting the cipher in pursuit of business ventures with his childhood friend, Heisman Trophy winner Troy Smith. We never stopped rapping. I fit right in.
Why would we stop? The entire campus is a stage, from the benches by the performance art building, to the cafeteria- also known as club café. The yard was center stage- homecoming's "yard-fest", sorority and fraternity crossings, and a slew of famous names randomly gracing the platform.
So this is a college- administration problem, café food, money issues, and nasty DC weather- all of it overshadowed by the allure of the platform- Jay-Z, who blessed the campus with a performance states on his latest album "fame is the most addictive drug in the world", and if this holds true, then the platform for the potential of fame is nothing more than a gateway drug... (Less) Channel: youtube
19,
03:33,
2008-03-16 05:55:39
Description: [Intro: DJ Khaled]
Dis for da hood, Dis for da ghetto
Dis for all dem niggas gettin dat money
Dat cash money, Dat 100 million dollar money
We got money
We da best
[Verse 1: Rick Ross]
Ridin (More) [Intro: DJ Khaled]
Dis for da hood, Dis for da ghetto
Dis for all dem niggas gettin dat money
Dat cash money, Dat 100 million dollar money
We got money
We da best
[Verse 1: Rick Ross]
Ridin big, gettin mine
Two microwaves flip a brick at a time
Bandana on da handle ready for da whip
When I wear da whitest soft watch it disappear
I disappear in da middle of da night
When I reappear bet da boss look so bright
Fo life, O boy, More strikes, O boy
We ridin low, Gettin high
80 round drum let ya know da time
When you see da Maybachs nigga know its mine
Ridin on da 2 4`s runnin ahead of my time
Watch runnin from kind, Anotha one on my mind
Phone bill 4 grand get ya ho in da line
In da hood ho niggas act funny
Only real niggas really get to touch cash money
[Chorus: Dre]
I smell a lot of 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars
And I came from da ghetto (ghetto), and I came from da ghetto (ghetto)
If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up
If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up
If ya ghetto
[Verse 2: Birdman]
Everyday a new whip hommie, So you know I gets my shine on
Flip after we flip hommie, So you know I gets my grind on
Birdman daddy, Pullin up in dat brand new Cadi
Got money, livin lavish, Got bitches, shippin baggage
Move dem thangs, Get dem thangs, Switch dat lane
Get dat chains, Flip dem thangs, Get yo money hommie do yo thang
See I got em like 10 times, spend money got em like 10 times
Flip dat got em like 10 times, Got money lik 10 more times nigga
[Chorus: Dre]
I smell a lot of 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars
And I came from da ghetto (ghetto), and I came from da ghetto (ghetto)
If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up
If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up
If ya ghetto
[Verse 3: Young Jeezy & Lil Wayne]
[Young Jeezy:]
I`m from da ghetto, da bottoms, da hood, da slums
There`s money out here, we just tryin to get some
Cool like Dre nigga, A like K
When ya talk about me you better watch what ya say
Don`t ever keep dem thangs where ya lay
Cuz dem xxxxx xxx niggas show da folks where ya stay
Ya thought he was ya dawg, said he was a G
Sounds like anotha code feeling to me
Niggas move sloppy and I really don`t like it
Fuck around and get everybody inedited
Saw dis xxxx commin, you woulda thought I was a psychic
Fuck around go dead broke tryin to fight it
[Lil Wayne:]
I, I, I all nighted, I every dayed it
And when it comes to my dues, I over payed it
Rated hood bitch, xxxxx I`m hood bitch
I aint a asshole, but I`m on some hood shit
I wish I would switch, I don`t know how
Blood gang sworm like a red ant pile
Me mug, like I can`t smile
Like my grill big, Coast me a 100 thou
[Chorus: Dre]
I smell a lot of 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars
And I came from da ghetto (ghetto), and I came from da ghetto (ghetto)
If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up
If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up
If ya ghetto
[Outro: DJ Khaled]
Cash Money Millionaires, Cash Money Billionaires, Cash Money Trillionaires
We rich, We aint neva gone stop, Neva
We got money nigga (Less) Channel: youtube
16,
02:55,
2008-04-21 16:19:19
Description: www.youthoutlook.org www.newamericamedia.org Pen's freshman year at Howard University in Washington D.C. included dorm room cyphers, dance battles, books and a spring break trip to help rebuild (More) www.youthoutlook.org www.newamericamedia.org Pen's freshman year at Howard University in Washington D.C. included dorm room cyphers, dance battles, books and a spring break trip to help rebuild New Orleans. The first year...it's a Platform. So quick, so Fast- I saw Howard University, Applied to school, got accepted, got my plane ticket, got a kiss from my momma,-- then I woke up, Between two of North West DC's most notorious spots- Hobart St. and Ledroit Park, in a muggy dorm room, in red-brick building erected in 1957. Charles R. Drew Residence Hall. Room 206. All of my life's belongings were collectively in two suitcases, my backpack, and my pockets. My west coast clock refused to alter its schedule, it didn't need to-my scheduled show of East Oakland sideshows and East Bay sunsets had been canceled for a show fresh as Dougie and Slick Rick: the platform. It's given name is Howard University, some call it the Mecca, I call it the platform- a constant show. People ask me how was my first year, I instantly refer to movies and television shows, in order to establish some form of a comprehendible image: "bruh, the social cliques and crews are like School Daze, the lunch room is like A different World, and the Football games are lightweight like Drumline." And of course, the characters: I'm Pendarvis, aka "pen", from East Oakland, I knew Chuck before I went out there, he lived on the opposite side of the East at home- at school he stayed on the other side campus, in turn we created Chuck and Pen... at large- F-it, go hard! (inside joke), but we would soon cover all land the sun's light touched. After Chuck and I squaded up on that first day- I believe my social network spread like wild fires and club fliers. I met characters of all backgrounds: Shid, Vic, and Q stayed on the second floor with me. Shid is a soon to be famous horn player from Richmond, Va Q is from New Orleans, a wild cat -- runs wit fly-0-4 boyz along with my patnas Emmitt and Calvin- they are all some characters. Then of course Vic- who came from some town all the way on the other side of the States just to find out his neighbor is from the same city: Oakland. The subplots to the major story were also interesting: I met Jonnie aka Ville from Jackson ville, FL, he explained to me his pursuit of his second PHD, this one in atmospheric science- using cigar smoke as a blackboard, I met Jessica, a girl I went to elementary school with in Oakland, who had since lived on four other continents and now talks with a British accent, I met Dominique from Atlanta who has a step father with the same name as me...but that's a whole other story. The cliques and crews: The fly girls who listen to Beyonce, the hip chicks who listen to Kelis, and my beautiful sistas who listen to Lauryn Hill. (Many girls are quick to say they don't fit into the typical Howard Girl title, but just being a girl attending Howard is a title in itself- "One of the Many". It is rumored that the female to male ratio on campus is 10-1! For every ten girls there is one guy- this makes going to class better than going to the club, for some- think of tuition as a years advance to "club Howard". The beneficiaries of this ratio were cliques such as the Frat boys who consciously have wardrobes which only promote certain colors, the fly-boys who have wardrobes that parallel Pharrell's, and the athlete's who have wardrobes that say "HOWARD" on everything. I ran with the "rappers": B-more Sam who told me about the passing of a younger sibling, Chi-town Glenn who told me about his new born back in Chicago, Messiah from Trinidad/Annapolis/ Brooklyn who was most commonly recognized for his appearances on "Showtime at the Apollo" and is now a proud graduate of the class of '07, Emmitt from New Orleans, Survived the big Easy and did it the hard way- he stayed through Katrina- a claim I didn't completely understand until I took a trip down there for spring break. We worked long days in the 9th ward helping to reconstruct the beauty of the Bayou. Bashir a graduate student from Cleveland, who taught us youngsters just enough before exiting the cipher in pursuit of business ventures with his childhood friend, Heisman Trophy winner Troy Smith. We never stopped rapping. I fit right in. Why would we stop? The entire campus is a stage, from the benches by the performance art building, to the cafeteria- also known as club café. The yard was center stage- homecoming's "yard-fest", sorority and fraternity crossings, and a slew of famous names randomly gracing the platform. So this is a college- administration problem, café food, money issues, and nasty DC weather- all of it overshadowed by the allure of the platform- Jay-Z, who blessed the campus with a performance states on his latest album "fame is the most addictive drug in the world", and if this holds true, then the platform for the potential of fame is nothing more than a gateway drug... (Less) Channel: youtube
15,
03:33,
2008-04-21 17:16:35
Description: [Intro: DJ Khaled] Dis for da hood, Dis for da ghetto Dis for all dem niggas gettin dat money Dat cash money, Dat 100 million dollar money We got money We da best [Verse 1: Rick Ross] Ridin big, (More) [Intro: DJ Khaled] Dis for da hood, Dis for da ghetto Dis for all dem niggas gettin dat money Dat cash money, Dat 100 million dollar money We got money We da best [Verse 1: Rick Ross] Ridin big, gettin mine Two microwaves flip a brick at a time Bandana on da handle ready for da whip When I wear da whitest soft watch it disappear I disappear in da middle of da night When I reappear bet da boss look so bright Fo life, O boy, More strikes, O boy We ridin low, Gettin high 80 round drum let ya know da time When you see da Maybachs nigga know its mine Ridin on da 2 4`s runnin ahead of my time Watch runnin from kind, Anotha one on my mind Phone bill 4 grand get ya ho in da line In da hood ho niggas act funny Only real niggas really get to touch cash money [Chorus: Dre] I smell a lot of 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars And I came from da ghetto (ghetto), and I came from da ghetto (ghetto) If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up If ya ghetto [Verse 2: Birdman] Everyday a new whip hommie, So you know I gets my shine on Flip after we flip hommie, So you know I gets my grind on Birdman daddy, Pullin up in dat brand new Cadi Got money, livin lavish, Got bitches, shippin baggage Move dem thangs, Get dem thangs, Switch dat lane Get dat chains, Flip dem thangs, Get yo money hommie do yo thang See I got em like 10 times, spend money got em like 10 times Flip dat got em like 10 times, Got money lik 10 more times nigga [Chorus: Dre] I smell a lot of 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars And I came from da ghetto (ghetto), and I came from da ghetto (ghetto) If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up If ya ghetto [Verse 3: Young Jeezy & Lil Wayne] [Young Jeezy:] I`m from da ghetto, da bottoms, da hood, da slums There`s money out here, we just tryin to get some Cool like Dre nigga, A like K When ya talk about me you better watch what ya say Don`t ever keep dem thangs where ya lay Cuz dem xxxxx xxx niggas show da folks where ya stay Ya thought he was ya dawg, said he was a G Sounds like anotha code feeling to me Niggas move sloppy and I really don`t like it Fuck around and get everybody inedited Saw dis xxxx commin, you woulda thought I was a psychic Fuck around go dead broke tryin to fight it [Lil Wayne:] I, I, I all nighted, I every dayed it And when it comes to my dues, I over payed it Rated hood bitch, xxxxx I`m hood bitch I aint a asshole, but I`m on some hood shit I wish I would switch, I don`t know how Blood gang sworm like a red ant pile Me mug, like I can`t smile Like my grill big, Coast me a 100 thou [Chorus: Dre] I smell a lot of 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars And I came from da ghetto (ghetto), and I came from da ghetto (ghetto) If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up, If ya ghetto, throw ya hood up If ya ghetto [Outro: DJ Khaled] Cash Money Millionaires, Cash Money Billionaires, Cash Money Trillionaires We rich, We aint neva gone stop, Neva We got money nigga (Less) Channel: youtube
16,
01:43,
2008-04-22 16:37:21
Description: In "Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra," producer/director Robin Lehman focuses on the uniqueness of each individual instrument, from its creation by the manufacturer to the musician (More) In "Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra," producer/director Robin Lehman focuses on the uniqueness of each individual instrument, from its creation by the manufacturer to the musician who skillfully channels the sound. Narration by conductor Andrew Davis and interviews with acclaimed musicians such as Yo-Yo-Ma provide insight and flavor to describe the instruments and their role in the sound of each orchestra. The in-depth approach not only reflects Lehman's award-winning filmmaking, but also his 10 years of study in Paris with Nadia Boulanger on musical composition. Lehman and Davis conclude The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra with a rendition of Benjamin Britten's monumental work of the same title, exemplifying the beauty and magnificent nature of the orchestra in its finest and most glorious moment - performing in concert. 39 minutes, color. direct link to purchase video: http://www.phoenixlearninggroup.com/Products/VideoDetail.aspx?id=5562e55b-91e0-4e53-9a3c-8e4ec429b2fc&cat=&sub= (Less) Channel: youtube
7,
09:57,
2008-04-16 03:10:22
Description: TRACKLIST TRACKLIST
1 Camila Ft. Alexis y Fido-Yo Te Quiero (Remix Official)
2 Claude Kelly - Like An Iceberg (2008)
3 Varsity - All Of Me
4 Chris Brown - Final Destination
5 Akon - Could You (More) TRACKLIST TRACKLIST
1 Camila Ft. Alexis y Fido-Yo Te Quiero (Remix Official)
2 Claude Kelly - Like An Iceberg (2008)
3 Varsity - All Of Me
4 Chris Brown - Final Destination
5 Akon - Could You Be The Reason
6 Stacey_-_Hypnotic
7 )Avant - Baby I Know (Remix)
8 Ramzi feat. Ash King - Love is Blind
9 LiL Wayne Feat. Static Major - Lollipop
10 Chris Brown - Say Goodbye (Less) Channel: youtube
6,
02:44,
2008-12-16 17:42:25
Description: 1. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Intro
2. Young Dez Ft. JP - Young Dez The Slapshop - For Me
3. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Holla At Me
4. Young Dez - Young Dez The (More) 1. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Intro
2. Young Dez Ft. JP - Young Dez The Slapshop - For Me
3. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Holla At Me
4. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Live From The Capitol
5. Young Dez Ft. JP - Young Dez The Slapshop - Hyphy Muzik
6. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Alarm Clock
7. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Interlude 1
8. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - In The Zone
9. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - We Want It All
10. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Hey
11. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Feel That
12. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Interlude
13. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Pocket Full Of Money
14. Young Dez Ft. S-Klass - Young Dez The Slapshop - Get Yo Ass
15. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Oh Yeah
16. Young Dez Ft. Digady - Young Dez The Slapshop - Who Stuntin Like Me
17. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Wassup?
18. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Land Of Kingz
19. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Interlude 2
20. Young Dez Ft. S-Klass - Young Dez The Slapshop - She Dancin
21. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Keep Pushin
22. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Outro
Rock hits for free young dez - Holla At Me - Young Dez The Slapshop (Less) Channel: youtube
5,
00:22,
2009-03-07 11:46:30
Description: Sick pass by Blatche to Young for the nasty dunk San Antonio Spurs vs Washington Wizards NBA Regular Season 08/09 6th March Top 10 rasheed wallace mvp pau gasol LA lakers finals derrick rose devin (More) Sick pass by Blatche to Young for the nasty dunk San Antonio Spurs vs Washington Wizards NBA Regular Season 08/09 6th March Top 10 rasheed wallace mvp pau gasol LA lakers finals derrick rose devin harris unbelievable nasty sick posterize block monster tremendous spain spanish tupac 2pac g-unit hip hop rap the game jameer nelson spud webb scottie pippen patrick ewing jackosn karl malone shawn kemp (Less) Channel: youtube
36,
04:21,
2009-09-24 19:46:53
Description: Ne-Yo Ft Nicki Minaj- Miss Independent Remix Nicki Minaj-Kill Da Dj Nicki Minaj get silly freestyle nicki minaj keys under plam trees nicki minaj beam me up scotty gucci mane ft nicki minaj slumber (More) Ne-Yo Ft Nicki Minaj- Miss Independent Remix Nicki Minaj-Kill Da Dj Nicki Minaj get silly freestyle nicki minaj keys under plam trees nicki minaj beam me up scotty gucci mane ft nicki minaj slumber party nicki minaj ft lil wayne sunshine freestyle 08 nicki minaj and young money backstage jae millz lil chuckee gutta gutta mack main mane drake nicki minaj hood affairs come up dvd magazine photoshoot nicki minaj autobiography nicki minaj baddest bitch nicki minaj brattt ft ransom nicki minaj curious george nicki minaj doin it well ft jadakiss nicki minaj feel free ricki blaze nicki minaj big bidness ft ransom nicki minaj kill da dj nicki minaj set it off nicki minaj still i rise nicki minaj thisis50.com interview shopaholic nicki minaj womp womp Beyonce Ft Nicki Minaj - Single Ladies (Official Remix) Nicki Minaj- N.I.G.G.A.S (The Come Up 16) NICKI MINAJ WARNING THE COME UP BIGGIE SMALLS NOTORIOUS B.I.G P DIDDY PUFFY PUFF DADDY MAKING THE BAND 1 2 3 4 DAY 26 DANITY KANE SPOOF JAY-Z JOCKING JAY-Z HOV HOVA KANYE WEST BLASREMY THE LOX LIL KIM DJ BIG MIKE FENDI PLAY TIME IS OVER Nicki Minaj - Biggest Freak (Rick Ross The Boss Beat) Nicki Minaj Ft Lil Wayne - High As A Kite *World Premeire rap hiphop on the come up 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 lil wayne weezy the carter drought is over female rapper hiphop femcee beef Lewinsky battle diss biggie pac jay-z lil kim foxy brown remy ma nicki minaj dead wrong true stories dvd the jump off is nicki minaj bi sucka free play time is over young money remy ma and lady luck fight klub battle dipset cam and juelz beef jim jones max b biggavelle biggavellitv femceez shesowavytv (Less) Channel: veoh
46,
02:39,
2008-04-17 15:09:43
Description: Herinnert u zich deze nog...??? de superhit "Jump" van "Kriss Kross", een "teenage rap duo" uit begin 90er jaren, die bekend waren vanwege het achterstevoren dragen van (More) Herinnert u zich deze nog...??? de superhit "Jump" van "Kriss Kross", een "teenage rap duo" uit begin 90er jaren, die bekend waren vanwege het achterstevoren dragen van hun kleren... helaas is de video niet volledig compleet, maar dat doet niet onder voor de pret zullen we maar zeggen... De twee leden van "Kriss Kross" waren "Chris -Mac Daddy- Kelly" (geboren op 11 augustus 1978) en "Chris -Daddy Mac- Smith" (geboren op 10 januari 1979), beide afkomstig uit "Atlanta-Georgia" in Amerika... ze werden ontdekt in 1991 (pas 13 jaar oud) in de "Greenbriar Mall" in "Atlanta" door "Jermaine Dupri" die vond dat ze net een rap-groep leken en hij bedacht de gimmick met hun kleren achterstevoren te dragen... het debuutalbum "Totally Krossed Out" kwam uit in 1992 en verkocht meer dan vier miljoen exemplaren... het bevatte de hit-single "Jump", waarin een sample zat van het nummer "I Want You Back" van "The Jackson 5", en bleef acht weken op nummer een op de amerikaanse "Billboard Charts"... In 1992, op de top van hun populariteit, werd in Amerika een videogame uitgebracht genaamd "Kriss Kross: Make My Video" op de "SEGA"-console, maar de verkopen hiervan vielen erg tegen en dus werd er geen vervolg aan gegeven in Europa... (het werd zelfs door "Electronic Gaming Monthly" op nummer 18 genoemd in de lijst "20 Worst Games of All Time"...!!! oeps...) Ze verschenen nog in diverse series, tv-shows en zelfs in een film, "Who's The Man?" uit 1993 met "Ed Lover" en "Dr. Dre" van "Yo MTV Raps" waarin ze twee jochies speelden die fruit stalen uit een groentewinkel... in de film deden nog vele andere grootheden uit de rapwereld mee, zoals "Naughty By Nature", "Ice-T" en "Salt 'N' Pepa" en ondanks het weinige succes ervan blijft het (volgens amerikaanse bronnen) een "cult-klassieker" onder rapfanaten vanwege de goede kwaliteit van de grappen en het tempo van de film... in 1993 brachten ze een tweede album genaamd "Da Bomb" uit, maar dit bleef -ondanks de zeer lovende kritieken over de betere 'hardcore lyrics'- ver achter tegenover hun eerste succes-album... ook speelden ze in dat zelfde jaar nog in een "Sprite"-reclame voor TV... in 1996 kwam tot slot hun derde en laatste album "Young, Rich and Dangerous" uit, maar dit deed het zelfs nog slechter dan het tweede album... hierna verdwenen de twee vrijwel geheel uit de publiciteit en is er sindsdien weinig tot niets meer van hun vernomen... nog maar even genieten dan van die lekker klinkende eendagsvlieg... kleertjes achterstevoren en... SPRINGEN MAAR...!!! ENJOY...!!! (Less) Channel: 123video
10,
06:02,
2008-10-11 04:00:50
Description: Liam and Shaggy open the show with their comments on the latest news including flying cars, the Big Brother House, touch screen restaurant tables, Cindy McCain, DJ AM, Naughty By Nature, Ne-Yo and (More) Liam and Shaggy open the show with their comments on the latest news including flying cars, the Big Brother House, touch screen restaurant tables, Cindy McCain, DJ AM, Naughty By Nature, Ne-Yo and Marilyn Manson, James Franco, Scary Spice, Spice Girls tour bus and Julian Schnabel's pink house. (Less) Channel: revver
11,
02:29,
2008-12-16 17:42:24
Description: 1. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Intro
2. Young Dez Ft. JP - Young Dez The Slapshop - For Me
3. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Holla At Me
4. Young Dez - Young Dez The (More) 1. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Intro
2. Young Dez Ft. JP - Young Dez The Slapshop - For Me
3. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Holla At Me
4. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Live From The Capitol
5. Young Dez Ft. JP - Young Dez The Slapshop - Hyphy Muzik
6. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Alarm Clock
7. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Interlude 1
8. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - In The Zone
9. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - We Want It All
10. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Hey
11. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Feel That
12. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Interlude
13. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Pocket Full Of Money
14. Young Dez Ft. S-Klass - Young Dez The Slapshop - Get Yo Ass
15. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Oh Yeah
16. Young Dez Ft. Digady - Young Dez The Slapshop - Who Stuntin Like Me
17. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Wassup?
18. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Land Of Kingz
19. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Interlude 2
20. Young Dez Ft. S-Klass - Young Dez The Slapshop - She Dancin
21. Young Dez - Young Dez The Slapshop - Keep Pushin
22. The Jacka (Mob Figaz) - Young Dez The Slapshop - Outro
Rock hits for free young dez - Land Of Kingz - Young Dez The Slapshop (Less) Channel: youtube
1,
04:38,
2008-12-29 04:39:31
Description: from his new album.
FIRST 10 PEOPLE TO COMMENT ME ON MY PAGE ON THIS SUBJECT GETS A FREE RINGTONE OF THIS SONG DIRECTLY FROM ME!!! [yo phone has to be able to receive pic messages with AAC or MP3 (More) from his new album.
FIRST 10 PEOPLE TO COMMENT ME ON MY PAGE ON THIS SUBJECT GETS A FREE RINGTONE OF THIS SONG DIRECTLY FROM ME!!! [yo phone has to be able to receive pic messages with AAC or MP3 capabilities though]
Status: 0-10 people commented (Less) Channel: youtube
0,
01:26,
2009-10-12 00:00:39
Description: A piece I wrote for fun using garageband. (Christopher Staknys 10-11-09).
Channel: youtube
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