The Breastriary in Nippopolis

From last weeks episode of South Park.

Watch the full episode at www.southparkstudios.com

I know I missed Saint P.'s day, but...

The wire is too real!

For anyone who has watched 'The Wire' on HBO and is now looking to fill their corner boys craving check out with real life deal. Also check out this banger track to go along with it. I know it's not B-more, but I really don't like their music.

BAM!

Teriyaki Boyz

Pharrell is ペラペラ！

Here Come The Girls

I have no idea what these girls are going on about, but I ain't mad at it.

That guitar solo sounds like Slade

Lasgna Cat

Sorry, Ned, will check yr mix over the (kick-buhtt) weekend.
In the meantime, been meaning to post this genius for a while...

Smack These Hams

I've thrown all subtlety to the wind with this HUGE Club Monster.

Millions Billions Smack These Hams


Sally That Girl - Gucci Crew
100 Million (XXXChange Remix) - Birdman, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross & T-Pain
Juggle It (William Russell Remix) - Jokers Of The Scene
Cold Act Ill - Classixx
Stay Fly Cream (MB blend) - Federico Franchi + Three 6 Mafia
Day N Night (Crookers Remix) - Kid Cudi
Walking Down The Street (Bart B More Remix) - Ron Carroll
Shoulda Let You Go (DStar's Bassline Remix) - Keyshia Cole
U Don't Kno Meh (MB Edit) - Top Billin + Armand Van Helden
Wassup Wassup - Rye Rye
Sexual Unk - Snoop + Dj Unk

Fred & Sharon - Awesome Show Great Job!

check out this hilarious loophole...

No more smoking ban in MN.

Have a totally kick-butt weekend everyone!

Thought I'd throw in a couple of Jimmy Jams I can't put down lately. This Detroit Emeralds one melts the soul, which was later sampled in a an Eazy-Mother-Fucking-E song called Eazy-Duz-It and also in a De La Soul jam.


Detroit Emeralds - Baby Let Me Take You In My Arms


Heatwave, who was joined by Rod Temperton, who was responsible for some of the best tracks of the 80's/ever. This has got a nasty bass-line with falsetto in the chorus that would make Maria Carey cream in her pants.

Heatwave - Ain't No Half Steppin'

all that's new & true and gay

Surfing landed me on the Luaka Bop label's site, which released some stuff from Brasilian Experimental/Folk jib jabber Tom Zé, as well as Brazil's Godfather of Soul Tim Maia (youtube documentary clip). Here is what I read:

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TIM MAIA
Once upon a time, a jolly funk pirate named Tim Maia sailed the seas of soul music with a bottle of fun in hand at all times. He was always on the lookout for more members to add to his crew and did his best to convert those around him to the wonders of LSD, going so far as to distribute tabs to everyone at his record label in Brazil (Polygram). Midway thru his career, he joined the cult known as Superior Rational, which convinced its members that UFO's were going to descend on the Earth and deliver believers to the next world. Once again, he began to proselytize his beliefs to those near and far. He even used his music as a vehicle for the cult's message on two albums in 1975-76, and some of those songs are included on our newest World Psychedelic Series compilation coming on May 13th.

Check out this tale of recruitment as told by Tim's longtime friend and A&R rep Nelson Motta: In 1975, a Superior Rational devotee and missionary, Tim announced that he'd sent the sect's records and books (titled The Universe in Disenchantment) to Isaac Hayes, Curtis Mayfield and John Lennon. A reporter speaking with Tim at the time asks "Why?", since the books and records were written and sung in Portuguese. Tim's reply: "The Superior Rational will make them understand."

One month later he got an answer from John Lennon, written on a photo where he was fully naked:

Dear freak,
I don't speak Portuguese. You can LISTEN to this photo.
Love and peace,
John
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...and the reason for this post is a song that Tim Maia may or may not have sung, but who cares it's fuckin good and going to be on the World Psychedelic Classics Vol. 4
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Tim Maia? - Brother Father Sister Mother


Tim Maia - I don't know what to do with myself