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"The Fab 5" Documentary Basketball & Hip-Hop *Watch It Before It Is Deleted*
In the early 90's a legendary group of 5 Hood MVP's joined the University of Michigan team. They brought swagger and fresh attitude to Collage Basketball, it is a fascinating look at 5 young men defying adversity, Corporate Exploitation, Racism and never giving up. It features Chuck D, Ice Cube and many Basketball stars. Must see if your a BBall fan or not!
Public Enemy - "SAY IT LIKE IT REALLY IS" [Music Video] "Check the DJ's mixing up Murder with Love, Who shoulders the burden, Of all that murderin'? The People...."
The World is Yours - 25 Years of Music Photography Exhibition by Lawrence Watson
LL Cool J
His retrospective exhibition, comes back to East London on 5th November - 5th December.
Chuck D & Flavor Flav - Public Enemy
Lawrence Watson is a British photographer with a career spanning many decades photographing music legends from Morrissey and David Bowie to Run DMC and Snoop Dogg, he is one of the most talented yet humble photographers that UK country has ever produced.
The Book Club - (TBC) 100 Leonard Street, EC2A 4RH, London
Juice was a movie about 4 teenage friends living in New York at the beginning of the 90's. It reflects the change over from the Golden era, to the Chorus based music, styles and fashions. As one of the main characters is an upcoming Scratch DJ, it is very DJ based, and has one of the better soundtracks of the so-called "Hip Hop Movie" genres, this is down to Public Enemy's Hank Shocklee and The Bomb Squad coordinating the soundtrack & composing original music.
Eric B. & Rakim - Don't Sweat The Technique Their best and final album together
Over the last few years a lot of actors and movie pundits complain about Rappin' actors! But back then you couldn't even see rappers in videos, let alone movies!!! No Hip Hop Movie since Crush Groove (no I never saw that either), or Tougher Than Leather... No seriously, had a bigger effect on the Hip-Hop movement. If you talk to alot of Turntablists they will class this film as a BIG influence.
Most people just talk about the fact that it was Tupac's first real acting role, but its full of classic Hip-Hop cameos, and we at The Kool Skool thought we would put our Geek hats on and have a go at putting names to the faces. So heeeere we go...
"The Game Room Scene"
Samuel L. Jackson talking to Def Jam Crooner Oran Juice Jones
Dj Emmanuel vs. Oran "Juice" Jones "The Rain" (Electro Mix) www.djemmanuel.com Click here for the Original
Isis (Lin Que) X-Clan
Isis (Lin Que) X-Clan
X-Clan Member
X-Clan Member
X-Clan/Brother J - Weapon X R.I.P. Proffessor X & DJ Sugar Shaft
"Bodega Street Scene"
Tupac (Left) Treach Naughty By Nature (Right)
Naughty By Nature - Uptown Anthem New Jersey Legend Treach and the other two... They did a dope song with New Jeruse 5%er Lakim Shabazz called "1, 2, 3". The New Jersey scene was pivitol in progression of the early 90's Hip-Hop scene.
Video Music Box's Ralph McDaniels the first regular HipHop VJ early Producer and Video director. (Gil Scott Heron is to his Left)
Video Music Box's Introduction
Ralph McDaniels Biography
KixandtheCity.com: Uncle Ralph McDaniels History interview
*Uncle Ralph's top choice* - Malcolm Mclaren Featuring Scratching by The World Famous Supreme Team The World Famous Supreme Team were 5%ers and early NY Radio DJ's.
Video Music Box 25th Year Anniversary
K-Solo - Fugitive
Audio 2- Top Billin remix/EPMD- Payback (DJ Scratch Cuttin' The Fuck Up!)
"The Bar Scene"
EPMD's Eric Sermon And Parrish Smith gettin' their dollars taken in the Bar scene!
In the movie the 4 main character pull slick love moves on the lady in the record store an end up racking some famous late 80's records...
Queen Latifah in her first acting role, as a Judge and organizer of the DJ Battle
Ruffhouse Piece by Serve TC5 who did alot of the Tuff City Record covers. In the movie Ruffhouse is the fictional HipHop Club where the DJ Battle takes place, perhaps based on The Rooftop club. Columbia/RuffHouse was a popular record label at the time Cypress Hill, Tim Dog and others were signed to it.
"DJ Battle at the Ruffhouse"
Yo! MTV Rap's 2nd generation hosts, (The East Coast) Dr Dre (Original Concept), Ed Lover and the in studio DJ (can't remember his name) behind in LA Kings Hat
Yo! MTV Raps - Rakim, KRS-ONE, Erick Sermon, Chubb Rock & Mc Serch (can you count the backpacks????!)
Last Episode Freestyle Part 2 ( ft. Redman, Method Man, Large Professor, Special Ed, Craig Mack (Prince Markie Dee of the Fat Boys on the right)
This dude looks really familiar but can't work out who...
Groundbreaking Radio & TV broadcasters Kool DJ Red Alert VJ Ralph McDaniels & DJ Chuck Chill Out (Front row) Queen Latifah with Mic & Sun Glasses
Kool DJ Red Alert Interview
Kool DJ Red Alert
Kool Chip & Chuck Chillout - Rhythm Is The Master DJ Chuck Chillout was an early NY radio DJ and part of the early Hip-Hop group The B-Boys with Donald D (The Ryhme Syndicate). More about them on our old post Dedicated to Joe Ski Luv & B.D.P.'s D-Nice click here.
(DJ MIZ?)
Special K? (Treacherous 3/Awesome 2)
Fab 5 Freddy Early Graffiti Writer/Rapper/Yo! MTV Host was in Blondie Rapture Video and Style Wars
DJ Richie Rich (3RD Bass/X-Men/X-ecutioners)
DJ Richie Rich (3RD Bass/X-Men/X-ecutioners) rockin the serious link
3RD Bass - Portrait Of The Artist As A Hood from their 2nd Album
If we have missed some out or made mistakes please feel free to let us know. We are only human.
"Clockin'" Portrait detail of Flava Flav (Public Enemy) by Shucks One (ID) From The Kool Skool Presents: "Foundation Rocks" project "Flava.... A rebel in his own mind!"
Big Dadday Kane & Public Enemy Live at an Anti Racism jam in 89' "I see my man Delight from Stetsasonic, Clark Kent in the House" Scoob & Scrap in effect
Check out some other old Graff/Hip Hop stuff from the original kings of N.Y.C Graff Videos: Video Graf
