Not a bad way to spend 15 minutes. This documentary follows Jay and the events surrounding his life leading up to his 9/11/09 concert at MSG.
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Nas Performing Live at Rock the Bells 2008
Don't tell all the heads who attended RTB that hip hop is dead.
Nas at RTB in San Bernandino
Nas w/ Jay-Z in NYC
Nas at RTB in San Bernandino
Nas w/ Jay-Z in NYC
Video: New Jay-Z Song at Kanye West NYC Show
BLUEPRINT 3 from kwest on Vimeo.
** I know I'm late on this one, but you will have to forgive me because I've been out of the country for the last week. **
Two thoughts come to mind when I watch this video: 1. If Blueprint 3 sounds as good as this song I will be a very happy man. 2. No matter how big Kanye gets, it is very clear who big brother is after watching this video.
Jay-Z Performing Live at Glastonbury 2008
I just received the below email from my NYC bretheren, DJ Neil Armstrong (Jay-Z' tour DJ for those of you keeping score at home):
"Way back in April, while we were still doing the Heart of the City Tour with Mary J Blige, a fellow by the name of Noel Gallagher, the lead singer of a group called oasis made the statement that Jay-z should NOT headline this huge monstrous UK festival called the Glastonbury. In his words - "I'm not having hip-hop at Glastonbury. It's wrong.
Well, last saturday, Jay-z Did the show, and I was lucky enough to be backing him up on stage as he silenced his critics.
Again, I was given an opportunity to be part of something I had never fathomed - Covered by the BBC, performing in front of more then 90,000 people. When I did Madison Square Garden with Jay, I really didn't think anything could top it... but this one did.
Thank you U.K. and the Glastonbury Festival for showing Hip Hop some love, and thank you jay-z for bringing me on to be part of that historic night..."
To watch the entire performance go here
"Way back in April, while we were still doing the Heart of the City Tour with Mary J Blige, a fellow by the name of Noel Gallagher, the lead singer of a group called oasis made the statement that Jay-z should NOT headline this huge monstrous UK festival called the Glastonbury. In his words - "I'm not having hip-hop at Glastonbury. It's wrong.
Well, last saturday, Jay-z Did the show, and I was lucky enough to be backing him up on stage as he silenced his critics.
Again, I was given an opportunity to be part of something I had never fathomed - Covered by the BBC, performing in front of more then 90,000 people. When I did Madison Square Garden with Jay, I really didn't think anything could top it... but this one did.
Thank you U.K. and the Glastonbury Festival for showing Hip Hop some love, and thank you jay-z for bringing me on to be part of that historic night..."
To watch the entire performance go here
VH1 Classic Albums - "Reasonable Doubt" Jay-Z
I saw this documentary on VH1 Classic a few months ago and haven't seen it since. If you have never seen this documentary on the making of "Reasonable Doubt" it's definitely worth your time. ** More mixes and a Glow in the Dark Tour review coming tomorrow.
Video for Jay-Z's Pray
If you haven't already, go out and support one of the best albums of 2007. The concept is really pretty simple: if you buy quality albums, more quality albums and artists will be produced. If you don't, they won't.
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