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Ben Westhoff - Original Gangstas UN Randall Sullivan - Dead Wrong

Ben Westhoff – Original Gangstas UN Randall Sullivan – Dead Wrong

Links uz grāmatas Goodreads lapu Manas pārdomas Drusku māc šaubas, cik daudz Original Gangstas pastāsta jaunu un līdz grāmatas izdošanai 2016.gada 13.septembrī nekur citur nedzirdētu, par cik apakšvirsraksts sākas ar The Untol Story of…, bet, ja viens no mūzikas žanriem, kuri patīk ir reps, turklāt tāds, kurā lirikai ir nozīme, tad Original Gangstas stāsts par repa pirmsākumiem, pamatā…

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Djhamaradio Presents my favorite books on music

Djhamaradio Presents my favorite books on music

Cant stop wont stop – Jeff Chang

It is way too easy to not take Hip-Hop seriously when its present in everything from tacky Macdonalds ad’s to the prevalence of young Hip-Hopers who don’t seem to think the history of the artform matters. Then on the other side you got the conservative nostalgists who take it way too seriously and demand that every rapper is a cross between Rakim and KRS-One.

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Fentanyl As A Dark Web Profit Center, From Chinese Labs To U.S. Streets

Fentanyl, Inc. author Ben Westhoff says the opioid, while useful in hospitals, is killing more Americans as a street drug than any other in U.S. history. Here's how it moves from China to your corner.

Fentanyl, Inc.: How Rogue Chemists Are Creating the Deadliest Wave of the Opioid Epidemic by Ben Westhoff https://amzn.to/2A0UcP7

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Original Gangstas, Ben Westhoff (F, 20s, blond hair, green pants, book cover folded back, C train)

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Another book that i suggest all real music fans should jump on

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Shots Fired: The Dub Anniversary of The Chronic

Ben Westhoff (LA Weekly Music Editor) and rapper Marcel Carrion join MC Nocando & Jeff Weiss to celebrate the dub anniversary of the classic West-Coast album The Chronic. The guys discuss what the album means to them, the cultural impact it had on fashion, and the never ending quotable lines such as that “Deeez Nuuuts.” They also talk about the iconic ”Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang” video, how the album captured the reality of L.A. after the riots, and why some people still don’t like it.

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Dirty South is a delightfully easy read, and I believe Ben looks at all the musicians in the book from the perspective of a true reporter. This is something you don’t see enough of these days. He put in a lot of hard work into this book, and it shows. From actually going out to meet such rappers as Ms Peachez, known for her Fry that Chickensong, to pretty much stalking Luke Campbell from 2 Lie Crew. All of this hard work contributes to him telling some amazing anecdotes about some of the musicians that have been a part of many of our soundtrack for the last 15 years. There are stories of rappers being true to themselves from the likes of T-Pain to people so self aware of their persona's and their brand that it is inspiring, like TI. These are stories that once you hear them you will never be able to listen to their work the same way again.

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