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Anthony Bourdain Visits Blondie -- the Queen of All Atlanta (Strippers)
Ain't nothing as ATL as the Clermont Lounge and Blondie her own bad self! If you don't know, you better ask somebody!
-Randy Trammell
Bourdain, Brown And Blondie at The Clermont Lounge On Layover (by Romeo Cologne)
Lucy has a haberdasher.
-Randy Trammell
Big Boi Surprises with "Raspberries"
Wasn't Andre 3000 supposed to Be the arty/weirdo genius member of OutKast? This "pimp-to-pimp" bong-water ditty seems to have been snatched from satellite transmissions from the distant future. Featuring vocals from longtime associates Mouche and Scar, the song, like much of Viscous Lies and Dangerous Rumors, shows just how strong of a writer, producer and visionary Mr. Antwan André Patton has become. Yeah, he's still hollering at girls on the corner and talking shit, but this particular corner belongs uniquely to the one they call Big Boi.
-Randy Trammell
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Prince is Back and Ready to Screw
That skinny mother fucker with the high voice (re: "Bob George") is back and kicking hard as hell! Yep. Prince has a new band -- all girls, naturally -- and a new catchy, raw. slightly dirty rock song called "Screw Driver." He's up on top of this new media synergy shit -- maxing out play from a cover article in the latest Billboard magazine and rocking a funky mini-Afro. Billboard Music Awards are honoring his Purple Highness in May with their Icon Award in Las Vegas.
-Randy Trammell
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Cocorosie- Werewolf (by Colin Floom)
If you like Bjork and/or the Postal Service, then this is something you wanna get into your life. These two sisters are some for real art freaks! Twee, weird, ethereal, beautiful, melancholy, and a voice from the land of unicorns and dusted faeries.
Hunx and His Punx - Lovers Lane (by hardlyartrecords)
Super gay bubblegum pop!
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Bang! Bang! Finally tracked this down the song from the Janelle Monae Sonos commercial.
Dont Go Breaking My Heart (by edved13)
Pusha T ft. Tyler, The Creator 'Trouble On My Mind' Official Video (by deconmedia)
Hammer playing catch up to Dr. Dre and Wreckx-n-Effect in 1993 with a proto-Big Pimpin'-style video, a leopard-print Speedo and a semi-chub.
Awesome video/single from the Coup's excellent new release "Sorry to Bother You." Is that a kazoo? Hell yeah! Party on and power/powder to the peoples!
Killer Mike and the Sound of Judgement Day
R.A.P. Music by Killer Mike
Williams Street Records, 2012
On his sixth studio release Atlanta rapper and Outkast affiliate Killer Mike delivers what feels like an instant classic -- 12 lean, mean songs charged with menace, swag, self-righteousness, and more gritty street realism than a boxful of Body Count records. Producer El-P creates all the music here, bringing a metallic sheen and sinister boom-bap that sounds like the future punching you in the nose. On "Regan" Killer Mike breaks down the War on Drugs as systematic oppression, abuse of power and a form of terrorism against Black youth. The first single, "Big Beast," featuring Bun B, T.I. and Trouble, is a hyper-kentic cautionary tale that plays out like a Glock-toting answer to Jermiane Dupri's "Welcome to Atlanta." R.A.P. Music features few guest rappers or singers and makes almost no concessions to current musical trends. This is a record that belongs alone to itself, a singular vision that all at once manages to embrace paranoia, brutality and socio-political self-consciousness, served up with enough drone-strike funk to keep the streets bouncing from now until Armageddon. -Randy Trammell
