The People's Poseur: KRS-ONE

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Saturday, May 21, 2011

DJ JS-1 x Rahzel x KRS-ONE "Boom Slap" New Music

DJ JS-1 of the Rock Steady Crew has a new album called No One Cares... (Ground Original 3) coming 2011/06/01. . .download the first leak below.

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Click here to download. Album features KRS-ONE, Joell Ortiz, Kool G Rap, Tonedeff, Guilty Simpson, Freddie Foxxx, Blaq Poet, Ill Bill, Jeru, Lil Fame, Akrobatik, Torae, Sadat X, Homeboy Sandman, Eternia, Ras Kass, Rahzel and "many, many, many more...."

"This track was recorded a while ago... It's pretty much self explanatory. Although there has been a backlash against artists who still make that boom bap sound, I remain true to what i love & what i do. I wish there was some more of us out there..." - DJ JS-1

Also, as a bonus you can cop the WikiBreaks - No Secrets. . . B-Boy Edition mix for free.99 below.

"Please repost & retweet this to friends who you think might also enjoy this instead of wack remixes of lady gaga impersonating madonna..." - DJ JS-1

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Click here to download.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Classic

Oh what's up Kanye?

Nas, KRS-ONE, & Rakim - Classic (Better Than I've Ever Been) (DJ Premier Remix) [Music Video].

Monday, March 21, 2011

Get Your Self Up (Pete Rock Remix)

KRS-One - Get Your Self Up (Pete Rock Remix) (2001) [HQ].

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Revolution - #Jan25th

UPDATE 2011.02.08 2:24 PM EST: Click here for an article on freed Google executive stirring up Egyptians.

Click here to take action.

YouTube Description: "Credits to Tamer Shaaban who made this video Important message to youtube and people who flag this video : If it gets flagged or removed , it will be uploaded 10 more times[.]"

Freeway Feat. Amir Sulaiman, Ayah, The Narcicyst, & Omar Offendum - #Jan25th.

"As I’m sure you know, it’s been going down in Egypt for the past couple of weeks. On #Jan25th (named for the date the protests began), MC’s Freeway, The Narcicyst and Omar Offendum, as well as Def Poet Amir Sulaiman and singer Ayah, offer their own thoughts and reflections on a situation that is touching people of many different faiths and nationalities on many different levels."

Inspired by the resilience of Egyptian people during their recent uprising, several notable musicians from North America have teamed up to release a song of solidarity and empowerment. The track is fittingly titled “#Jan25″ as a reference to both the date the protests officially began in Egypt, and its prominence as a trending topic on Twitter. Produced by Sami Matar, a Palestinian-American composer from Southern California, and featuring the likes of Freeway, The Narcicyst, Omar Offendum, HBO Def Poet Amir Sulaiman, and Canadian R&B vocalist Ayah – this track serves as a testament to the revolution’s effect on the hearts and minds of today’s youth, and the spirit of resistance it has come to symbolize for oppressed people worldwide.

For more on the contributors: Omar Offendum (MC #1) – http://twitter.com/Offendum, The Narcicyst (MC #2) – http://twitter.com/TheNarcicyst, Freeway (MC #3) – http://twitter.com/PhillyFreezer, Amir Sulaiman (MC #4) http://twitter.com/AmirSulaiman, Ayah (R&B Vocalist) – http://twitter.com/AyahMusic, Sami Matar (Producer) – http://twitter.com/SamiMatar, and the artwork design by Ridwan Adhami http://www.ridzdesign.com

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Zack de La Rocha Feat. KRS-1 & The Last Emperor - C.I.A.

Click here for NPR reporting on U.S. dilemma.

Click here for DJ Kool Herc on health care.

Thomas Barnett on Egypt:

Our military's relationship with the Egyptian military is long and deep and broad — as in, tens of billions of dollars of support since the mid-'70s. There's just no way Washington will stand by and watch all that gear fall into the Brotherhood's hands (like in '79), so rest assured that a vast network of personal relationships — as in, general to general — is being aggressively massaged right now. And remember: The Egyptian military has the ultimate veto, and the Pentagon holds the purse strings.

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Click here for Egyptian protest footage on YouTube.

Fuck Rumsfield (click here).

Click here or here or here for more on Egypt.

Click here for Jon Stewart on Anderson Cooper getting attacked in Egypt.

Click here for an update on the Mexican Drug War; click here for Obama on legalization; click here for conservatives getting on board with sentencing reform.

Zack de La Rocha & DJ Shadow - March Of Death. (Click here for a different video mix.)

Click here to see capitalism on Cairo.

Thursday, January 20, 2011

"First and last, what is demanded of genius is love of Truth." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Dope. This song has me actually kind of checking for Knowledge Reigns again . . .

KRS-One & Showbiz - The Truth (2011). (Via.)

DAS EFX Feat. KRS-ONE - Represent The Real Hip-Hop.