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The Plug One 50 2009: Top 30 Tracks
While the Plug One 50’s top 20 albums list is designed to be authoritative (or at least highly opinionated), the top 30 tracks list tends to be a mishmash of random favorites. These are a few songs that caught my … Continue reading
Posted in Plug One 50, Reviews, Superlists
Tagged Aceyalone, Antipop Consortium, Asher Roth, Buckshot, Busdriver, Cage, Cam'ron, Clipse, Del the Funky Homosapien, Dorian Concept, Drake, Eminem, Filastine, Hudson Mohawke, J Dilla, Kero One, KRS-One, MF Doom, Mos Def, Pill, Raekwon, Sa-Ra, Tanya Morgan, The Clonius, The Roots, Themselves, Theophilus London
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Clipse, Cool Kids on tour
The Cool Kids and Clipse are touring together and separately throughout August. Dates below.
The Wrap Up: Blu signs with Warner Bros.
Blu signs with Sire/Warner Bros., prepares to learn Industry Rule #4080 (hiphopdx.com) Elliott Wilson prepares to launch RapRadar, yet another mainstream rap aggregator site (folio.com) New RNC chairman Michael Steele wants to woo hip-hop voters, one-armed midgets (washingtontimes.com) Beastie Boys … Continue reading
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Tagged Beastie Boys, Blu, Clipse, Elliott Wilson, Eminem, Internets, politricks, Republican party, Rick Rubin
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Review: Clipse, “Hell Hath No Fury”
With amazingly minimalist beats from the Neptunes, the second album from Virginia fabulists Clipse is a veritable template for cocaine rap. But Pusha T and Malice’s cold-hearted rhymes are not without moral remorse. Continue reading