I interviewed Patrice Scott about Sistrum a couple of years ago:
http://www.gridface.com/features/patrice_scott.html
Also, I just reviewed the latest Emphasis single, coming out next week:
http://www.gridface.com/reviews/obsolete-music-technology-music.html
Cheers,
Jacob
kent williams wrote:
And what I'm really dying to see is the restored version they've made
from the print found in Argentina.
TCM airs it sometimes. On the one hand, it's great it was found. On the
other, I can see why the movie was cut so drastically. With the extra
scenes it's clunkier, like
Just got this message from the Empty Bottle via TicketWeb:
--
Due to circumstances beyond our control, the artists involved in the Rephlex
Records ‘REPHLEXTIONS!’ event have cancelled. Your ticket has been refunded by
david smith wrote:
Also while we're here, what ch'all know about dem edits?
--I have a few, they used to go for the cheap at Record Time,
spray-paint runoff on sleeve and all.
Supposedly there's a CD version on the way:
http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=14562
It's pretty rare. I paid £60 for a copy off Discogs a couple of years ago.
Jacob
On Jul 9, 2011, at 10:12 AM, kent williams wrote:
I didn't know there was anything particularly rare or valuable about
this when I put it up on EB*y but my copy is up to $61 and on
discogs.com you can't find
Thanks for the mention! Don't forget, Chicagoans, Moodymann is at Smart
Bar Friday and Omar S is coming at the end of the month.
http://www.smartbarchicago.com/calendar/
I just ordered all of the latest FXHE singles, but I haven't had a chance
to play them yet.
J
David Powers wrote:
1. Just
I agree with Thor--every listener brings their own interpretation to a piece of
music. Even the artist might not be able to explain why they created it.
I don't think you have to be from Jamaica to appreciate reggae or be from New
Orleans to appreciate jazz. These scenes all started local and
Related to what Ken is describing, this Wikipedia article on Unusual
types of gramophone records has a thorough section on Unusual grooving
too:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unusual_types_of_gramophone_records#Unusual_grooving
Cheers,
Jacob
Odeluga, Ken wrote:
Just to chip one other small
Gridface is pleased to present an exclusive Hieroglyphic Being mix of upcoming
Mathematics Recordings releases (available for 3 weeks only!):
http://www.gridface.com/mp3s/hieroglyphic_being_mix.html
Cheers,
Jacob
A lot of what I've been buying lately is older house, disco, and boogie. It
seems like a lot of Chicago DJs are selling large parts of their vinyl
collections.
As far as new things go, I've been picking up all of the recent Rush Hour Trax
reissues (even though I have a lot of the originals).
You've made me want to take another listen! I wasn't that into it when I
first got a copy, but maybe it just wasn't late enough ;-)
Cheers,
Jacob
ja...@iridite.com wrote:
Working very late at the Warehouse tonight and this is going down a TREAT!
It's UQ031- Next Level and Ed dropped off some
darnistle wrote:
We arrived in Detroit late Friday morning and made our way to Submerge
before checking into the hotel. For such a small store, it felt like
there was a lot to delve into. I only made my way through half the
stacks before I had to leave, but I found lots and lots of treats
Since I didn't get any responses to part 1, I didn't post parts 2 and 3 of my
daily reports to the list, but there are some photos if anyone's interested:
http://www.gridface.com/features/demf_2010_2.html
http://www.gridface.com/features/demf_2010_3.html
It was tricky to see people, especially
Had a great first day. Here are my thoughts:
http://www.gridface.com/features/demf_2010_1.html
Cheers,
Jacob
Just received a press release. Nothing on the Web yet.
J
That SPIN one is from '86. There are some interesting Billboard ones from
that period too:
http://books.google.com/books?id=gyQEMBAJlpg=PA27ots=AHdboGpjnNdq=Chip%20E.%20-%20If%20You%20Only%20Knew%20billboardpg=PA27#v=onepageqf=false
J
Greg Earle wrote:
Josh (yussel) found these, I'm just
Oddly enough, this is the first I've heard of it!
J
On May 12, 2010, at 8:19 PM, David Powers wrote:
So, any list members going to the Metroplex 25 party in Detroit?
~David
I had a wonderful phone conversation with Robert Hood the other night. He was
quite open about his vision of the future and the spiritual side of his music.
He also discusses brief flirtations with reggae and hip-hop as a youth and what
it was like growing up in Detroit:
Also of interest, I hope, I interviewed K-Hand via email last week:
http://www.gridface.com/features/k-hand.html
Cheers,
Jacob
wojciech wrote:
Sherard Ingram, aka Urban Tribe, interviewed in The Wire:
http://thewire.co.uk/articles/4131
-Wojtek
I wouldn't say Kyle's being slept on. Since his Hyperdub single was
announced, he's probably done a dozen interviews!
Jacob
David Powers wrote:
Check out this, SPACE DIMENSION CONTROLLER - JOURNEY TO THE CORE OF
THE UNKNOWN SPHERE (KYLE HALL RMX):
http://clone.nl/item17188.html
Also, he
Juno's had the best deal for a while:
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/Frictionalism-1994-2009-FREE-DELIVERY/374527-01/
Free shipping too!
J
kent williams wrote:
I tried ordering from Amazon, but they seem to be permanently out of
stock. Then I tried one of the Amazon-affiliated retailers,
Just to add fuel to the fire, I just posted a new interview with Chip E. who
also spun at Rroy's Rink Zone, and who makes a pretty good case for his Jack
Trax EP being the first real house record rather than On and On:
http://www.gridface.com/features/chip_e.html
Cheers,
Jacob
On Feb 11,
I'm glad you like it! I hope to be publishing a piece soon with quite a few
Chicago house photos.
Cheers,
Jacob
On Jan 4, 2010, at 10:05 PM, David Powers wrote:
I know Chicago house isn't strictly 313 related, but I thought this
would be interesting to some of you. This web page has tons of
I agree. Most of us weren't there. It's very easy to accept the story as
told by British music journalists that there were only a couple of major
players, but history is always messier than that. There were dozens of DJs
and musicians all doing similar things to varying degrees of success
I was thinking specifically of the book History of House by Chris Kempster
(which collects older interviews).
My email sounded a little harsher than I intended ;-) I'm just saying it's
good now that there's some healthy debate!
Fred Heutte wrote:
Juan has even claimed that he invented Chicago
groovedis.com usually stocks the Rush Hour sets for a little less
J
Arturo Lopez wrote:
This looks quite good. Definitely a buy, although 45 BP for the 4LP is
a painful conversion for U.S. $ folks.
-Art
Click the little i and it will take you through to Boomkat where you
can get the entire .flac releases (for slightly more pounds).
Jacob
On Sep 24, 2009, at 2:45 AM, robin wrote:
They're 320K MP3s Rav.
http://14tracks.com/about
robin...
On 24 Sep 2009, at 08:42, Ravinder S Mann wrote:
The problem is Beatport doesn't have the latter and their download of the
former sounds like crap! I don't know why Juan gave them poor vinyl rips
when there's that Tresor double-CD comp.
J
Lori Draper wrote:
Agreed, No UFOs or at least Cybotron's Techno City should be on this. WTF.
On Tue,
Martin Dust wrote:
On 28 Jul 2009, at 17:06, gavin morrissey wrote:
Reggie Dokes be killing it right now!
There's some stuff my Reggie that I just don't get and boy have I
tried :)
m
Don't like or can't find? I broke down and paid quite a bit for My
Electronic Mind the other week!
J
I disagree, I really like it, but it doesn't work well for iPod
listening. There are some weird things going on with the bass that are
only revealed with a large system. I'm a long-time IDM fan, though, so
maybe I'm more receptive to abstract noodling. In any case, here's my
complete
I posted a conversation with Jamal Moss, aka Hieroglyphic Being, this
morning:
http://www.gridface.com/features/hieroglyphic_being.html
He was kind enough to let me host an MP3 from his upcoming album as well.
Cheers,
Jacob
Forgive me for the self-promotion, but Friday I posted an interview with
Stacey Collins, aka VERB, about her time working at The Music Box with Ron
Hardy in Chicago:
http://www.gridface.com/features/verb.html
She tells some great stories about the early house scene. Thanks for looking!
Cheers,
Arturo Lopez wrote:
Speaking of classic chicago, a ton of the 80's WBMX HotMix radio show
were archived on a website as of about a year ago, but it looks like
they've been taken down... (http://www.nuyoshi.com/wbmx.htm) Does
anyone know where they went? I had them all on my office computer but
David Smith wrote:
WBMX ERA is what I think of when I think of chicago, and that was 20
years ago :) Chicago is a wonderful place but the sound has always
been more pop than the Detroit sound, I speculate that it is because
there is more money to be made off of the club scene in Chicago than
Jacob Arnold wrote:
David Smith wrote:
WBMX ERA is what I think of when I think of chicago, and that was 20
years ago :) Chicago is a wonderful place but the sound has always
been more pop than the Detroit sound, I speculate that it is because
there is more money to be made off of the club
Odeluga, Ken wrote:
You mean they're not critical enough?
I suppose that would be a fair point.
On the other hand, this is a very small niche which people occupy simply
because they're already into the thing.
A critical review seems reasonable, but a critical interview is arguably
As mentioned in Omar-S' RA interview, a bunch of his tracks are now on
Beatport, though some seem to be mislabeled (in particular on AOS 003),
and the prices are about double the cost of buying the physical records
(!)
J
He doesn't offer lossless files, and the selection is much smaller.
On Feb 11, 2009, at 8:32 PM, kuszynski wrote:
Cant you just buy them from fxhe website directly so omar gets the
money from you, not 12 cents from crap-port?
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Jacob Arnold ja...@gridface.com
kent williams wrote:
I spent some time listening to Patrice Scott tracks on Beatport -- the
only site I've found that has most of the Sistrum records available
for digital purchase -- but when I tried to buy them, Beatport said
they aren't authorized to sell them in the US.
Not sure what's
Arturo Lopez wrote:
Did anyone in Chicago catch the free screening of Friday? I completely
spaced out (hah) and forgot when it was, also missed Los Hermanos.
Anyone here attend one or both and have comments?
Also has anyone else seen X-102? Techno and Astronomy in short film
format sounds
Here are mine ;-)
http://www.gridface.com/features/2008_top_10.html
michael.elliot-kni...@fallon.com wrote:
pencils down
end of year lists please
MEK
Looks like it's on Kai Alcé's label:
http://www.discogs.com/release/1557079
Question is, where can I get a copy? ;-)
J
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS Anyone know who is behind the 20th Anniversary Music Institute
releases with the unreleased Derrick May tracks??
I'm really in love with the Dokes single. Such sweet melodies, and sounds
that really grow on you. The songs are structured really well, which might
be hard to discern from just a quick sampling.
J
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The reggie dokes was another tortured moment at the record store but I
Yeah, I grabbed a copy off eBay before I saw Kstarke here in Chicago had
'em. Actually the A-side sounds pretty good, considering. Must be off a
first or second generation tape! Here's a sample of Your Mind:
I was surprised to stumble across an FXHE compilation on Beatport:
http://www.beatport.com/label/FXHE+Records
Nice sound quality, too. Day seems to be an edit, though--it's about
half the length of the 12 version.
J
, Nov 4, 2008 at 9:10 PM, Jacob Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I was surprised to stumble across an FXHE compilation on Beatport:
http://www.beatport.com/label/FXHE+Records
Nice sound quality, too. Day seems to be an edit, though--it's
about half
the length of the 12 version.
J
--
peace
A little self-promotion here, but last night I posted my top ten deep
early house tracks:
http://www.gridface.com/features/strings_of_life.html
I'm interested in getting more recommendations along those lines (in the
comments section on the page would probably be best).
Cheers,
Jacob
It's out now:
http://www.junodownload.com/products/1366467-02.htm
J
On Oct 27, 2008, at 8:48 AM, Max Mark wrote:
Is this release available on mp3 format? I checked on beatport
juno and
did not find it...
And yes it looks hot indeed, I love lngs track too
-Message
I realize English isn't Moritz's primary language, but I was disappointed
he didn't school everyone more on dub. Certainly he must have talked gear
with Bullwackie! ;-)
Too bad they cut off the dub at the end of the video. Is that a Gregory
Isaacs track?
J
senslo wrote:
I'm on the digest, so
I too only buy wav or .flac, then convert them to Apple lossless for
long-term storage. I really wish my iPod would support .flac, though I
did have a bad .flac data corruption experience.
J
On Oct 6, 2008, at 7:16 PM, Mike wrote:
I only buy wavs. Not sure if i can really tell the
I've been running Gridface for a dozen years now:
http://www.gridface.com/
It started out fairly IDM focused, but I've been getting back into
313-related music of late.
I covered DEMF in 2007. Recently I posted tracklists for 45+ Ron Hardy
mixes. Mostly it's reviews, though, and I welcome
http://www.getitwriteonline.com/archive/032601.htm
Most likely, many people believe they should not start a sentence with a
coordinating conjunction because their grammar teachers in grade school
discouraged them from doing so. Yet such a rule is completely
unjustifiable.
;-)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes it does happen. It happend Saturday night. Although I think Harvey is
supposed to be a pioneer of the whole edit craze before it was fashionable
like in the mid- 90's.
Don't get me wrong, I had a blast. I was dancing my Tush off all night
with no drugs. Im
Everyone's been posting such great mixes, I thought I'd contribute a
new one:
http://www.gridface.com/mp3s/feel_good_mix.html
More pre-planned than usual, due to some equipment being packed.
Cheers,
Jacob
paul mouser wrote:
Hi theres plenty of indie electro blogs out there, but does anyone
know of any really good electronic and old school hip hip/breaks ones?
Cheers
Paul
I'll link to my own:
http://www.gridface.com/
I've been posting for 12 years. I started out IDM, but have slowly moved
Andrew Duke wrote:
...features a new track in that vein:
http://www.rubadub.co.uk/?node_id=1.3id=22307
Andrew
That's a really great comp. I posted a review on my Web site about a week
and a half ago:
http://www.gridface.com/reviews/viewpoints_chapter_one.html
Cheers,
Jacob
Frank Glazer wrote:
while i admire the dude's monodeck engineering skillz, i've found that
what i've listened to by him has been painfully forgettable.
yet, people consistently recommend him, so i'm curious... is there any
monolake release that holds up to the relatively high standards we
Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 11:15 AM, robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've noticed Theo has these problems too with his stuff. Even on CDs.
on which tracks? theo distorts his kicks on many old records, but that
sound is very different from digital clipping. that malik
robin wrote:
Anyone heard this? Limited CDRs on Mathematics.
When Jamal gets it right I really love his stuff, when he does the
harder noisy stuff I lose interested - wondering which side of his
sound this shows.
robin...
Is this available anywhere in the U.S.? I asked about it at
Cyclone Wehner wrote:
Any thoughts? I am really enjoying.
I posted a review here:
http://www.gridface.com/reviews/fabric_39.html
Cheers,
J
It says remastered. Just to be clear, the vinyl was already repressed, but
the CD is hard to come by. Check out these prices:
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?release_id=12417ev=rp
Jacob
Odeluga, Ken wrote:
I wonder if it's been re-mastered?
Seems odd to repress it for any other reason,
Good to see RS is finally starting some CD reissues:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0013K974G/
Anyone know what else is coming?
Jacob
--
underground music reviews
http://www.gridface.com/
Speaking of previously vinyl-only labels
http://www.beatport.com/label/Basic+Channel
I downloaded 2.85 GB of .wav files last night. They sound about the same
as my vinyl transfers, though.
J
A little self-promotion that should interest dub techno fans--I just
posted an interview with Brock Van Wey, aka Bvdub:
http://www.gridface.com/features/bvdub.html
Cheers,
Jacob
Here's my top ten:
http://www.gridface.com/features/2007_top_10.html
Cheers,
Jacob
On Thu, October 25, 2007 1:18 am, tevans wrote:
thought people might be interested
http://www.nuyoshi.com/wbmx.htm
Hmm. Whoever created that page just made direct links to MP3s in the
DHP Mix Archive:
http://www.deephousepage.com/mixes.php
There are some sweet old Ron Hardy
From: Greg Earle
Sent: 15 October 2007 14:08
Admit it. Someone had to invent this.
http://www.resist-music.com/shop.php?id=196
What's considered minimal these days anyway? The Wikipedia entry lists
Basic Channel, Sähkö Recordings, and Robert Hood?!
J
I posted a review last Thursday:
http://www.gridface.com/reviews/train_of_thought.html
Cheers,
J
robin wrote:
On 4 Sep 2007, at 09:23, Wojtek wrote:
...are up now at http://infinitestatemachine.com
Despite loving earlier Gerald records he lost me when he went in the
direction of drum and bass and has never really regained the level he
previously had. In fact I'd written him off as
?
On 9/4/07, Jacob Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
robin wrote:
His DEMF performance this year was disappointing, though.
J
I would think Echospace is named after the Roland Space Echo.
J
On 8/29/07, Richard Hester wrote:
I'm thinking of doing an installment on my radio show devoted to groups
and tracks named after synthesizers and synthesis techniques. Names that
come immediately to mind: Electribe 101, L. A.
A lot of the track titles seem reversed on the CD versions. The Basic
Channel compilation has similar issues, especially with the Radiance
cuts. I tried to describe the discrepancies a while back in the
Discogs notes:
http://www.discogs.com/release/3545
J
From: Jeffrey Richards [EMAIL
kent williams wrote:
subject line says it all. If you didn't get the vinyl -- or if you
did and want to doubly compensate the fine folks at down low --
whoomp, there it is!
I think this has been available for a while now. Are there still plans for
a CD release?
J
Lots of photos this time:
http://www.gridface.com/features/demf073.html
It was a lot of fun!
J
Posted some thoughts and photos:
http://www.gridface.com/features/demf072.html
I'm really looking forward to tomorrow's line-up, so it's time for some
rest ;-)
J
After several tries on account of being over-tired, I posted my report on
the first day of DEMF:
http://www.gridface.com/features/demf07.html
So far I've had a great time. Scan 7 were my favorite of the day.
Enjoy!
J
http://www.gridface.com/mp3s/gridface_live_20070505.mp3
Some Redshape, Deep Chord minimal stuff, some Omar-S, Ron Trent
house, and a few old school tracks to lighten things up.
Cheers,
J
I'll be going to cover it for Gridface. Staying at the Omni. I'm looking
forward to meeting some list members.
Jacob
Ng, Melody wrote:
Who's going and where r u all staying... Any londoners coming this year?
;)
I know with AAC you don't need a license to distribute the files,
just the codec:
http://www.vialicensing.com/Licensing/MPEG4_FAQ.cfm?faq=6#6
I can't seem to find any information about Apple lossless, though. I
know there is an open-source decoder: libavcodec has a reverse-
engineered
Plus that track was a huge influence for West Coast electro. My
review of the Allien one is here:
http://www.gridface.com/reviews/the_other_side_berlin.html
Cheers,
J
On Apr 13, 2007, at 11:07:57 AM MDT, J.T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fantasy is indeed from LA and was a big Jazz label as
I would start with the Disco Juice comps on Counterpoint. Lots of great
Patrick Adams productions:
http://www.discogs.com/release/581837
http://www.discogs.com/release/581847
It seems many master tapes from the era are lost or disintegrated and
rights are confused, so decent comps of 12-inch
Speaking of UR (and digital vs. vinyl), I just bought the Waveform E.P.
off Beatport last night, and it's missing Adrenalin :-(
J
robin wrote:
I wonder what UR make of this?
http://www.clone.nl/item8906.html
robin...
I wrote System 7 @ A-Wave. They said there is only one version of the
Mysterious Traveller CD. Although they didn't shed light on the
confusing version names, they did say that they mastered the track
from vinyl.
J
-Original Message-
From: Wojtek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone else have the System 7 Mysterious Traveller comp. with
all of the Derrick May remixes? If so, is the version of Icon on
there really the Montage Mix? It sounds just like the version on my
Transmat Icon/Kao-tic Harmony 12-inch repress.
Thanks,
Jake
Yeah, I think they're wrong about that since Virtual Sex was
available on CD. I don't trust anything from the Transmat Innovator
comp. since it's all strange edits.
I think what probably happened is May put the Montage Mix instead of
the Original Mix on the Icon vinyl repress, but I don't
I've been really digging these two from last year:
Tin Man: Love Sex Acid (Keys of Life)
Tyrone Latrelle: Remote Drone EP (RZ)
remember loving it too. Bouncy little number.
Hot. Not sure if I nailed the title though.
k
-Original Message-
From: Jacob Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 10:27 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) New Acid
I've been really digging these two
It might be overkill, but I swear by Amadeus Pro:
http://www.hairersoft.com/AmadeusPro/AmadeusPro.html
Jacob
On 1/23/07, kent williams wrote:
Audacity is free and open source, and lets you record and edit audio.
There are commercial packages as well like Bias Peak.
Hi list. Since the year is now really almost over I have made two
best of 2006 lists myself and attached them to this thread.
List 1: The 5 best tracks of 2006 (imho):
1: omar-s - churchill - aos-006
2: stanislav tolkachev - randominde (Part 2) - fud 009
3: convextion - astrum / convextion -
Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:
On 12/25/06, Klaas-Jan Jongsma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nuff said ;(
i got to see him live in 1989. thats certainly one of the highlights
of all live music ive ever seen. i dont think any one performer has
had more influence on music.
tom
I just saw him do a
Here's an old-school mix I recorded live, inspired by Ron Hardy
bootlegs. It's got electro, early house and techno, and even some
disco breaks:
http://www.gridface.com/mp3s/gridface_live_20061210.html
Feedback is welcome ;-)
Cheers,
Jake
Anyone know of a place to order the new T++ 12-inches in the States?
Between the current exchange rate and high shipping costs, I'm getting
tired of ordering from the UK or Germany!
Thanks,
Jake
--
underground music reviews
http://www.gridface.com/
http://www.myspace.com/gridface
To answer my own question, it's on Detroit Digital Vinyl:
http://www.detroitdigitalvinyl.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PRODProduct_Code=DL-MATRIX-001
Jacob Arnold wrote:
Is the MP3 available to purchase somewhere?
Cheers,
Jacob
THE NEW CONVEXTION JOINT IS FACKING AMAZING!
Is the MP3 available to purchase somewhere?
Cheers,
Jacob
Minto George wrote:
Awesome review Kamal! don't think a magazine review
could have said it better. We didn't do a whole lot of
promo just as we've not done in the past and we thank
those for spreading the word on our chit and
qwerty /prikljucak wrote:
hello, does anyone know any good articles about techno?
particularly: history of techno / the early years / pre-90s / trio:
atkins, may, sounderson
thanks!!!
miro
I have a couple on Gridface:
A Brief History of Techno
I caught Rhythm Sound in Chicago, and I thought they were great. Their
set was in the tradition of Jamaican sound systems, hence the lack of
mixing.
I'm pretty sure there were a bunch of custom edits. They were playing on a
laptop with Serato. There were some really amazing riddims as they got
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 18:12:56 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have one or use one that:
1) is stable
2) has a easy to use interface
3) allows for customization of data fields
4) is Mac compatible
5) works with CDDB
6) has a catalog # field
I hate to say it, but your best bet
Just a heads-up, I added a section for reviews of techno 12-inches on my
zine:
http://www.gridface.com/reviews/techno/12inches/
I wrote about all three Claro Intelecto Warehouse Sessions, as well as the
latest from Shed, Isomer Transition, and John Tejada. I plan to cover the
new Carl Craig
The album is not very electro. More derivative IDM, in my opinion:
http://www.gridface.com/reviews/a_previous_version_of_myself.html
It's pleasant enough, but not what I expect from SCSI!
J
Emile Facey - Plant43 wrote:
I listened to that in Smallfish on Saturday but wasn't really digging
it,
Agreed! I even reviewed their latest album on my (mostly IDM-focused) site:
http://www.gridface.com/reviews/true_livin.html
Jake
On Wed, 3 May 2006 09:55:51 -0400, Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Zion I is one of the dopest hip hop groups out there right now. From the
bay area
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