Flava in Ya Ear
The man behind "Maximum Fun," Dan Grayson, has acoustic demos of his new project, "Yes Means Yes" on MySpace.
TSOYA listener and Code Monkey Remix Contest Champ Kristen plays her winning ukelele remix live with Jonathan Coulton in NYC.
Don't let them tell you Public Enemy doesn't still have it.
Common on Tavis Smiley
Paul F. Tompkins debates Philly Boy Roy on The Best Show
George Miller on The Treatment (MP3)
Built to Spill live on NPR
Nas f. Redhead Kingpin and a bunch of other, similar old guys and ladies - "Where Are They Now? (Remix)"
I know, I know, everyone loves The Clipse, but my favorite Star Trak act is Roscoe P. Coldchain
Timbaland f. JT and Nelly Furtado - Give it to Me
Oh shit, Taylor McFerrin is UNSANE with the beatboxed broken beat! And I went to Preschool with that dude! KIDSPLAY, WHAT!
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posted by Jesse Thorn at Thursday, February 01, 2007
9 Comments:
wow, PE in full effect! Oh my God! Know anything about the DJ? This is the best they've sounded in years. My brother got me one of those Chuck D action figures for Christmas.
DJ Johnny Juice Rosado, original member of the Bomb Squad.
that's odd, I don't remember seeing his name on the old albums. This one definitely has the Bomb Squad DNA but sounds current at the same time.
nas pulled off a coup with that lineup. still not 30, but I feel very old right now.
Robin Thicke was on Jimmy Kimmel last night! His affectation is quite off-putting and he really does look like his dad. How is he good again?
I heard that PFT vs. Philly Boy Roy segment on the Best Show a few weeks ago, and that was SOLID GOLD. Sometimes Scharpling gets on my nerves, but any show with Philly Boy Roy is a "W" in my book. Before PBR called in, Tom chatted for a while with PFT, and that was also quite funny. Scharpling and Tompkins would make a good radio team.
Robin Thicke is a good singer and an excellent producer and songwriter. I saw him perform at a mall and his affect was a bit annoying, yes. But that's the life of the aspiring pop star.
Buy his first record for $2 or whatever on half.com, and tell me it isn't great.
Hey Mike Devlin,
Johnny Juice here. My name was mentioned on both "Yo! Bumrush the Show!" and "It Takes a Nation..." but only minimally.
I did many of the scratches on those albums. I have been with Chuck for quite a while and I produced "Air Conditioning" as well as the cuts.
You can hear my cuts on the first "Slick Rick" album, the first Leaders of the New School album, and many more.
Thanks for the love.
PEace.
Johnny "Juice" Rosado
Rebel Without A Pause
Welcome, Johnny!
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