dead prez and Green Lantern "Pulse Of The People" samples

Check it out...June 23rd!!

http://www.amazon.com/Pulse-People-dead-Green-Lantern/dp/B0029LVGA6/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1243355047&sr=1-11

^^^Thanks for the heads up Kevin..

I just purchased there live CD they did in Sanfransisco, and the shit is blazing..I look forward to hearing this one.

Peace

Did you get the DVD with it?

^^^Yes sirr, but haven't had time to see it yet.

Peace

It's straight but it's weird when you see who is all in the crowd..lol.

lol..I get your drift..I'ma check it out tonight.

Peace

KRob86 wrote:

It's straight but it's weird when you see who is all in the corwd..lol.

can't you just say white people? LOL!

KRob86 wrote:

It's straight but it's weird when you see who is all in the corwd..lol.

I saw Sound Set '09 this weekend in St. Paul (area). There were 16,000 people there. And yeah, pretty much all white people. Or at least a good 90%.

T. Myers wrote:

KRob86 wrote:

It's straight but it's weird when you see who is all in the corwd..lol.

can't you just say white people? LOL!

I did not want to offend anyone are start nothing. :steve:

Fuck dead prez. That said, Green Lantern is an EXTREMELY underrated producer.

Green Lantern's beats all sound the same

REALLY, soooo how do you explain Royce's The Album, then?

Been Shotown and Bad Guy sound different, but Heat To The Streets and Gun Music sound similar to me.

You're ridiculous. GL is the man. He ripped up how man Immortal Tech beats? PLUS what he did for Nas, Royce, etc. GL is actually a politically motivated DJ and we could use more of that because he also can make hard hitting but accessible beats.

Lord Emperor N3R0N0N wrote:

You're ridiculous. GL is the man. He ripped up how man Immortal Tech beats? PLUS what he did for Nas, Royce, etc. GL is actually a politically motivated DJ and we could use more of that because he also can make hard hitting but accessible beats.

I agree he brings that accessibile flav to stronger topics and that is needed to keep the attention of this new gen.

"Black President" was the best song on Nas' Untitled.