....and while it may have been his attempt at irony, it made me smile.
Read entire post
Posted by
Varghese
at
10:40 PM
0
comments
Posted by
Varghese
at
2:33 PM
0
comments
Labels: History, Peoples, Polyticklin, recommendations, videos
- If you find Rap difficult to understand click HERE for some knowledge droppin. {Em}
- I was disheartened to find out last night that Michael Franti's song "Yell Fire" was used in a commercial for Dennis Leary's FX show Rescue Me. This is why I don't have cable.
Posted by
Varghese
at
11:14 AM
0
comments

Come support my man Malcolm as he drops his hip hoppin new album with a backing live band at Nuyorican Cafe 3/27!!
Obviously I'm biased, but I am admittedly wet in the pants to see this album's sick production translated to instrumentals.
Nuyorican Poetry Cafe
Friday, March 27, 2009
7:00pm - 9:00pm
236 East 3rd St. b/t Ave. B and Ave. C
$10 cover
NYC
For more info check his imdb page HERE.
Venue info: http://www.nuyorican.org/calendar.php?r=0&eid=30
Posted by
Varghese
at
5:11 PM
0
comments
Labels: beats, Music, nyc, Other Things to do, Peoples, recommendations
It's real wack that all of the videos uploaded by Universal Music Group are disabled for embedding. As usual, behind the times with technology. If you let people embed them, then more people will watch them, and just maybe buy some music.......
This Nice and Smooth classic is disabled from embedding
But the Tracy Chapman original isn't:
Posted by
Chris B.
at
10:01 PM
0
comments
Labels: videos
Sometimes you can search for an old video on youtube and suddenly find yourself 30 minutes later down memory lane finding a whole bunch of videos!
Original Flavor feat. a young Jay-Z killin it!
I Love the Artifacts!!!!!
Absolute classic by Organized Konfusion (Pharoahe Monch's group for those that don't know)
Another old Jay-z video from 94.
Posted by
Chris B.
at
9:32 PM
0
comments
Labels: videos

In unrelated news from the LA Times:
Run-DMC, Metallica and Jeff Beck are among the artists who will be inducted into Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2009. Run-DMC is only the second rap act so honored, following the induction of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five in 2007.
Posted by
Varghese
at
3:36 PM
0
comments

This is a picture of the new basement space at Botanica, where I'll be spinning with Prof. Rockwell this Saturday. This doesn't show the whole space and its definitely one the best spaces for dancing and DJs in the Red Hook and Carroll Gardens area.
Come check it out!
Posted by
Chris B.
at
9:03 PM
0
comments
Labels: 432 Parties, Event pictures, Parties
Brooklyn Botanica Presents...
DJ Knomad and Prof. Rockwell
Saturday, January 10th, 10-pm-close
Botanica in Red Hook, BK (not to be confused with Botanica in Manhattan) just recently opened its basement dance space, and we are going to take it over with good music and vibes all night! Unfortunately there aren't any pictures of the basement that i can find online, so the picture above is of the beautiful upstairs bar (which some describe as Gatsby-like or a flashback to the 1930s).
Prof. Rockwell and I will be playing a mix of music that we personally love, ranging from the obscure, to the well known, to guilty pleasures. The only defining quality among it all is that the songs have to make you dance.
Funk, disco, soul, hip hop, house, reggae, 80s, 90s, and more are all fair game.
And don't be afraid, Red Hook isnt' as hard to get to as everyone makes it seem! Water taxis, buses, subways, and Ikea shuttles make it easier than ever to get to.
Make a day out of it and enjoy local shops, restauarants, and more......
Location: 220 Conover St. (@ Coffey St) in Red Hook, Brooklyn
Link: Brooklyn Botanica website
Posted by
Chris B.
at
4:43 PM
0
comments
Labels: 432 Parties, Brooklyn, Flyers, Parties

Tomorrow Night! A chance to have fun, while giving something to those in need.
Come out and hear the Seamless DJ's (Teenwolf, Elsewhere, Knomad) drop their usual eclecting blend of dancefloor inducing madness.
Free to get in, but donation of non-perishable food for City Harvest is recommended.
Sala is at 344 Bowery. We'll be in the downstairs lounge.
Hope to see you there.
Is pole dancing allowed on the Festivus Poles? I don't see why not.
Posted by
Chris B.
at
11:44 AM
0
comments
Labels: 432 Parties, Flyers
I love Freeway, and I think his recent plan to release a free track online everyday for the entire month of December is brilliant. I hope he really does it right and drops a quality track every day. If done right, this could really set the stage for the whole industry to step up and produce some good music and be more in touch with the fans who listen to it.
Check out the new Freeway site and start downloading his tracks at http://www.thefreewaychange.com/
From AllHiphop.com:
Roc-a-Fella/Def Jam artist Freeway has begun a December “Month of Madness,” where the Philly emcee will release a song per day for the entire month. The new project comes one year after the release of his critically acclaimed sophomore album Free At Last, which was executive produced by Jay-Z and 50 Cent. Christening the 31 song blitz “The Freeway Change,” the rapper aims to counteract a Hip-Hop culture he feels has “become more dependent on sales, marketing and imaging, rather than the quality and value of the music itself.” Still, Freeway remains optimistic that his move will set a precedent among other artists to bypass the corporate red tape of major labels to put their art unaltered directly in the hands of the people. During the month, Freeway will pay close attention to fan feedback and adjust his content accordingly. If successful, he plans to follow up with another "Month of Madness" or possibly a full length LP/album.
Posted by
Chris B.
at
6:23 AM
0
comments
Labels: Music
Check out this new video by 432 affiliates Ninjasonik. It was actually directed by our regular DJ collaborator DJ Elsewhere (aka Lazlo), and of course features another of our regular DJ collaborators Teenwolf as the masked keyboard player. Can he really play the keyboard???
Posted by
Chris B.
at
4:58 PM
0
comments

Bush finally does something for black people.
In 2000 John was arrested at Newark Airport with a suit case filled with 31 pounds of LIQUID coke worth $1.4 million. He has been serving his 14 year sentence in a Pennsylvanian jail when on this past Monday, Bush issued a rare slew of pardons naming Forte as one of the lucky few.
Apparently Forte had the famous singer-songwriter Carly Simon lobbying on his behalf as her son attended the elite prep school Philips Exeter in New Hampshire with John.
.....and just to celebrate the 225th anniversary (yesterday) of Evacuation Day, when the British Red Coats left from a longboat from Battery Park after occupying the city for seven years, here's some sexy thanksgiving turkey: click HERE.
Posted by
Varghese
at
11:16 AM
0
comments
Posted by
Varghese
at
1:08 AM
0
comments
Labels: beats, election, History, Polyticklin, videos
| Subscribe to 432 Promotions |
| Visit this group |