Comments for Stereo Describes My Scenario http://illtelligent.com/stereo STILL livin' and jivin' and diggin' the skin he's in Mon, 12 May 2008 02:53:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on You Know I Spell Girl With A ‘B’ - Misogyny In Hip-Hop, Pt. 1 by Prada Backpack Authentic http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2004/08/26/you-know-i-spell-girl-with-a-b-misogyny-in-hip-hop-pt-1/#comment-17041 Prada Backpack Authentic Sun, 11 May 2008 19:51:15 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/?p=93#comment-17041 <strong>Prada Backpack Authentic...</strong> I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.... Prada Backpack Authentic…

I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you….

]]> Comment on Wha’chu Gon’ Play Now by Demond S. Hunter http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2008/05/05/whachu-gon-play-now-51/#comment-16740 Demond S. Hunter Thu, 08 May 2008 16:19:58 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/?p=702#comment-16740 Avery, I love the playlist. The 80GB Zune will indeed have those songs on it. By the way has anyone told that if you cut your hair off, you will look like Baron Davis. Avery, I love the playlist. The 80GB Zune will indeed have those songs on it. By the way has anyone told that if you cut your hair off, you will look like Baron Davis.

]]> Comment on Ohio Players Top 20 by Avery http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2007/10/15/ohio-players-top-20/#comment-16582 Avery Wed, 07 May 2008 02:14:09 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2007/10/15/ohio-players-top-20/#comment-16582 aw, man! how DID i forget Far East Mississppi? That's definitely, definitely one of my favorites. Definitely an oversight. aw, man! how DID i forget Far East Mississppi? That’s definitely, definitely one of my favorites. Definitely an oversight.

]]> Comment on Ohio Players Top 20 by Mick Dempsey http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2007/10/15/ohio-players-top-20/#comment-16566 Mick Dempsey Tue, 06 May 2008 22:55:57 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2007/10/15/ohio-players-top-20/#comment-16566 ...and Little Lady Maria... …and Little Lady Maria…

]]> Comment on Ohio Players Top 20 by Mick Dempsey http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2007/10/15/ohio-players-top-20/#comment-16565 Mick Dempsey Tue, 06 May 2008 22:54:37 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2007/10/15/ohio-players-top-20/#comment-16565 Gotta have Far East Mississippi in there somewhere. ;o) Gotta have Far East Mississippi in there somewhere. ;o)

]]> Comment on Wha’chu Gon’ Play Now by D.J. $ BILL http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2008/05/05/whachu-gon-play-now-51/#comment-16557 D.J. $ BILL Tue, 06 May 2008 19:39:32 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/?p=702#comment-16557 Have A Talk With God - Stevie Wonder God Made Me Funky-Headhunters I'm not a Church on Sunday kinda guy,but both these songs represent my religion! Have A Talk With God - Stevie Wonder
God Made Me Funky-Headhunters

I’m not a Church on Sunday kinda guy,but both these songs represent my religion!

]]> Comment on On The Good Foot by Lee Coles http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2008/05/03/on-the-good-foot/#comment-16439 Lee Coles Mon, 05 May 2008 17:17:46 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/?p=701#comment-16439 Judging from the crowd demograpics, either a tube show like "Shindig", or the legendary T.A.M.I gig (Teen Age Music International show in Santa Monica), with the Supremes, Miracles, Marvin, and the Rolling Stones on the bill. James turned the joint out such that Mick didn't want to go on after him. The Stones had to post though, and from then on, Mick skipped about the stage when he sang. Judging from the crowd demograpics, either a tube show like “Shindig”, or the legendary T.A.M.I gig (Teen Age Music International show in Santa Monica), with the Supremes, Miracles, Marvin, and the Rolling Stones on the bill. James turned the joint out such that Mick didn’t want to go on after him. The Stones had to post though, and from then on, Mick skipped about the stage when he sang.

]]> Comment on Can’t Live Without It? by Avery http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2008/05/02/cant-live-without-it/#comment-16409 Avery Mon, 05 May 2008 10:08:55 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/?p=700#comment-16409 most definitely. in fact, not only has hip-hop provided a lot of jobs for the people who love it, it's also provided jobs for a lot of people who hate it. no question that it's a global financial force. the question is, will we ever be able to control it again? most definitely. in fact, not only has hip-hop provided a lot of jobs for the people who love it, it’s also provided jobs for a lot of people who hate it. no question that it’s a global financial force.

the question is, will we ever be able to control it again?

]]> Comment on Can’t Live Without It? by brotherbrown http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2008/05/02/cant-live-without-it/#comment-16380 brotherbrown Mon, 05 May 2008 02:48:28 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/?p=700#comment-16380 Think about this: We were still in the vinyl record and broadcast TV era when hip hop began. Scratching and mixing was one of the talents. The video era had not really begun because that was the very beginning of cable TV. Hip hoppers were on the leading edge of videos, and though it's hard to watch a lot of those early videos, a whole lot of behind-the-scenes jobs were filled by a lot of, shall we say, non-traditional movie makers, and the industry is a lot more open than it used to be. Hiphop also became the inroad to Hollywood. Yes, a lot of stupid movies were made, but stupid movies have always been made. Will Smith and Dana Owens are marquee stars. Think about this: We were still in the vinyl record and broadcast TV era when hip hop began. Scratching and mixing was one of the talents. The video era had not really begun because that was the very beginning of cable TV. Hip hoppers were on the leading edge of videos, and though it’s hard to watch a lot of those early videos, a whole lot of behind-the-scenes jobs were filled by a lot of, shall we say, non-traditional movie makers, and the industry is a lot more open than it used to be.

Hiphop also became the inroad to Hollywood. Yes, a lot of stupid movies were made, but stupid movies have always been made. Will Smith and Dana Owens are marquee stars.

]]> Comment on Can’t Live Without It? by Can’t Live Without It? | The Blews (Black-News) http://illtelligent.com/stereo/2008/05/02/cant-live-without-it/#comment-16340 Can’t Live Without It? | The Blews (Black-News) Sun, 04 May 2008 17:34:03 +0000 http://illtelligent.com/stereo/?p=700#comment-16340 [...] Avery Tooley wonders: since hip hop has such a huge generation gap now, when will old-school hip hop...: “While I would argue that rap is still a young man’s game, there is a growing body of people who came of age listening to it, who are now in the neighborhood of 40 years old. While I’m not exactly sure whether there could be an FM radio station that plays strictly classic hip-hop, I don’t think that Adult Contemporary stations should stay away from it [thinking that rap is for a young audience and people over age 35 don’t listen to rap anymore]. But there are whole sounds and movements that, as far as you might know from listening to the radio, never existed. 21 years ago, LL spoke for many of us when he said he couldn’t live without his radio. Seems that if we had to depend on the broadcast stations to hear that song, we’d have to.” [...] […] Avery Tooley wonders: since hip hop has such a huge generation gap now, when will old-school hip hop…: “While I would argue that rap is still a young man’s game, there is a growing body of people who came of age listening to it, who are now in the neighborhood of 40 years old. While I’m not exactly sure whether there could be an FM radio station that plays strictly classic hip-hop, I don’t think that Adult Contemporary stations should stay away from it [thinking that rap is for a young audience and people over age 35 don’t listen to rap anymore]. But there are whole sounds and movements that, as far as you might know from listening to the radio, never existed. 21 years ago, LL spoke for many of us when he said he couldn’t live without his radio. Seems that if we had to depend on the broadcast stations to hear that song, we’d have to.” […]

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