Kool Moe Dee “Kool Moe Dee” Era “Do You Know What Time It Is?” “Go See The Doctor”
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Kool Moe Dee “Kool Moe Dee” Era “Do You Know What Time It Is?” “Go See The Doctor”
Kool Moe Dee - Wild Wild West, 1988
Today in Hip Hop History:
Kool Moe Dee was born August 8, 1962
MAYA:
13.0.12.14.17
wak[6] K'ABAN|N'OJ - jojlajun[15] YAXKIN
galactic tone: flow/ organic balance
sun sign: EARTH| woodpecker/red/east
give thanks to mother nater for all her gifts
NAHUA:
chicuacen[6] OLLIN [movement}
Mictlantecuhtli | Xolotl
chiquatli [barn owl]
lord of the night: Tlazolteotl
trecena[6]: Mayahuel
x: mahtlactli-nahui[14]- panquetzaliztli
"Children in the Tree of Knowledge", Norval Morrisseau ,1996
"Young Woman Picking the Fruit of Knowledge", Mary Cassatt, 1892
K'ABAN| N'OJ - one of the four year bearers
Yucatec Maya - K'aban - "Earth"
Quiche Maya - N'oj - "knowledge", "wisdom", "insight"
As one of today's translations of the word N'oj, here are songs that feature the word KNOWLEDGE:
Slipknot: Purity
Janet Jackson: The Knowledge
Kool Moe Dee: Knowledge is King
Jack White: Take Me With You When You Go
Eric B and Rakim: Paid in Full
Esperanza Spalding: Knowledge of Good and Evil
Blur: Parklife
The Ethiopians: Knowledge is Power
John Mellencamp Human Wheels
Ethel Cain: Pulldrone
Pearl Jam: In My Tree
Erykah Badu: On And On & Appletree
Madness: Mistakes
Coven: For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge
Black Uhuru: Push Push
Blue Oyster Cult: In the Presence of Another World
Father John Misty: Mr. Tillman
Raekwon: Knowledge God
Yes: Starship Trooper & Ancient Giants Under the Sun
Melanie Martinez: Numbers
Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers: We Are One
Cyndi Lauper: He's So Unusual
Dire Straits: Love Over Gold
RZA: 12 Jewels
Seals and Crofts: Seven Valleys
Slayer: Darkness of Christ
Dennis Brown: Children of Israel
Tower of Power: A Little Knowledge (Is a Dangerous Thing)
King Crimson: Epitaph
Beyonce: Haunted
The Police: Wrapped Around Your Finger
Gang Starr: Knowledge
Willie Nelson: Summer of Roses/ December Day
The Meat Puppets: Fat Boy/Fat/Requiem
Green Day: Knowledge
Steely Dan: Reelin' in the Years
Fleetwood Mac: Crystal & Book of Love
Bob Dylan: It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
Iron Maiden: The Man of Sorrows & The Alchemist
KRS One & True Master: Knowledge Reigns Supreme
Boogie Down productions: Why Is That?
Pet Shop Boys: Will-o-the-Wisp
Black Star: Respiration
Lauryn Hill: Tell Him
N.W.A.: Straight Outta Compton
Queen: Say It's Not True
A Tribe Called Quest: Check the Rhime & Award Tour
Dolly Parton: The Beginning
Metallica: Wherever I May Roam
The Cure: Us or Them
Madonna: Trust No Bitch
Diana Ross & the Supremes: The Composer
Kate Bush: Sat In Your Lap
George Harrison: Brainwashed
T.Rex: Sara Crazy Child
David Bowie: Law (Earthlings on Fire) & Quicksand & Did You Ever Have a Dream
The Kinks: Education
Depeche Mode: It Doesn't Matter
Prince: Te Amo Corazon & The Everlasting Now
Kool Moe Dee - How Ya Like Me Now (1987)
Definitely an improvement from his debut album, and of course is an important piece of the feud with LL Cool J. Solid album.
6.1/10