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The Sound of Your DOOM is the Roar of the Tiger, No Jive
March 24, 2009 – 10:30 am
A couple of days ago the Northern Hemisphere crossed the threshold from Winter into Spring and with the exception of a few locations hit with “freak” blizzards or anachronistically chilly blasts of arctic wind that means ski-mask season is all but over for most of us. I mean that in a strictly meteorological sense […]
Gimme a Two-Thousand-and-(L)Eight-Pass, Vol. 1: Boy Eats Drum Machine
January 8, 2009 – 10:30 am
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Yeah, 2008 is over, but I’m still discovering records that came out before the year ended. There are also a few albums I just never managed to find the time or space for during what was a very busy year on the blog. So don’t be surprised if I slip an occasional post […]
“You’re the Best, Around…” (El Keter’s Favorite Albums of 2008, Day One)
December 18, 2008 – 10:35 am
Out of all the records I enjoyed during 2008 I chose twenty of them as my favorites.
 I put them all in alphabetical order and wrote about them.
 Here are the first five…
In 1988 poet, teacher, philosopher and metaphysician Lawrence Krisna Parker described Hip-Hop’s talent pool as “a lot of suckers with colorful names.” He […]