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Showing posts with label The Kool Skool on YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Kool Skool on YouTube. Show all posts
RARE A Tribe Called Quest 1990 Era T.V. Interview From N.Y. T.V. *The Kool Skool Exclusive*
More obscure stuff from the Kool Skool vaults. "Screaming Rachel" interviews Q-Tip and DJ/producer Ali Shaheed Muhammad talk of being members of the Zulu Nation, The Jungle Brothers and filming the video for their single "I Left My Wallet In El Segundo". Enjoy!
More rare and unusual Hip-Hop videos can be found @ The Kool Skool on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/KoolSkoolRadio
Roots and Tribe Called Quest freestyle on Lorna's Corner "The Roots and the Tribe called Quest,Consequence and Rahzel have fun freestyling on Lorna's Corner around 1995"
*London Black Book Launch* 11/11/10 London Black Book out soon by the same people who brought you the http://www.londonhandstyles.com book. The Kool Skool video of the http://www.londonhandstyles.com exhibition can be seen here. More photos and info on London Black Book can be found here and here
LL Cool J "Mama Said Knock You Out" Era Interview 1990. In the video Ladies Love discusses Spirituality, Acting and the future of Rap. From German T.V. Promo. You know the deal its from the Hip-Hop Grapevine. No further info...
The books creator had this to say about the book in an exclusive interview at the excellent Plastic Bones website
"London Black Book is gonna be an A4 book jam packed with sketches, outlines, characters and throw ups from 150 of London’s most notorious and prolific writers to have painted in capital over the last 25 years."
If you missed our exclusive feature on one of the artists who features in the old and new book check out "Blackbook Mathematics with London Graff Legend MR. MET CBM" here
"The Misappropriation Of Hip-Hop" is a new book by legendary UK Hip-Hop DJ & Producer Karl Gibson AKA DJ Fingers of the Sindecut. All Illustrations are by The Kool Skool's Shucks One ID
This book is intended to find answers to a question that has persistently recurred in the conversations of Hip-Hop aficionados. That is, whether Hip-Hop has been misappropriated.
It can also be ordered from your local bookshop simply ask for: Title- The Misappropriation of Hip-Hop ISBN:978-0956311801 Author- Karl Gibson A.K.A Dj Fingers
In Praise of The Misappropriation of Hip-Hop: "Karl Gibson has captured the very essence of the meaning of Hip-Hop in this long awaited but extremely refreshing book...."
Video Music: "Wrecks" by DJ Fingers of The Sindecut available on Mural Music
The author is available for interviews and in depth lecture appearances, please leave a message with your details if you are interested.
This is a independent Universal Zulu Nation affiliated Hip-Hop publishing, please support this book!
Bronx MC Nine became famous as a original member of Funkmaster Flex's Flip Mode Squad. He first got attention on the mixtape crusher Funkmaster Flex and the Ghetto Celebs' "Six Million Ways to Die." In 1995, Nine released his debut album, "Nine Livez" the single Whatcha Want was a classic of the time. Here is a VERY RARE Freestyle, jus' for you!
Jungle Brothers Live in 89' The Jungle Brothers are members of the Universal Zulu Nation and founders of The Native Tongues movement that included De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, Black Sheep, and others. In this clip they explain the meaning behind their song "Black Is Black" and perform the title track off of the 1988 album "Straight Out The Jungle".
Mike G's uncle is Kool Dj Red Alert a foundation Bronx Block Party DJ and later produced The J.B.s and was a member of KRS One's Boogie Down Productions crew.
Check these super rare Jungle Brother Jems and Remixes at the Imfamous T.R.O.Y. Blog
Recently we did an interview with L.A. Legend Slick from Dissizit and we held back the flick, so here it is and some info on his signature shoe and the videos if you missed them!
L.A. HAND Vinyl SLICK TOY To be released at comicon 2010.
The Kool Skool went along to show our support to the Not Another Drop March through the Brent Borough. It was a beautiful day, and there appeared to be well over 350 people, and considering the media tells you that, (especially young) people are "apathetic", it was amazing to see. Immediately one thing that did stand out was the apparent lack of Media presence, no BBC London, ITN not a single film crew... Perhaps the Media is apathetic?
The March left from Roundwood Park and ended at Wembley Stadium
The Kool Skool N.A.D. - Mini Movie part 1
The relatives represent all sections of the society
The March reflected all ages...
It was very humbling to see so many people united for such a worthy cause. It wasn't a political March in the traditional sense, it was concerned neighbors, family and citizens coming together to demand change. The marchers represented all Races, Ages, Sexes, Religions and Nationalities that make up London united against violence and gang violence.
Vanessa Hyman who sadly lost her son
Relatives listen to the guest speakers
Patrick Jacobs Chairman of N.A.D.
This year the focus was trying to make Londoners think about London as a village, and looking at every person's responsibility to maintain that. The Not Another Drop Chairman, Patrick Jacobs gave a very interesting speech explaining what part of that entails, and our duty as a Citizen of London, or any city.
The Kool Skool N.A.D. - Mini Movie part 2
Local Community Radio DJ showing his support
Members of local government, MPs, members of the London Fire Brigade, Metroplitan Police, London Ambulance, and the Community all came to show their support and respect to the many Marchers, and young people that they have a great value, and deserve to be protected.
Many thanks and respect to Vannessa Hyman, Not Another Drop & all the many people who came to be counted.
