HIP-HOP MY LIFE AS A JEWISH HIP-HOP FAN AND THE POLITICAL RAP MUSIC OF THE EARLY 1990'S (tags)
WHAT WENT ON WITH THE PROTEST RAP MUSIC OF THE EARLY 1990'S
MY LIFE AS A JEWISH HIP-HOP FAN THE POLITICAL RAP MUSIC OF THE EARLY 90'S ANDY FREEDMAN (tags)
THE PROTEST RAP MUSIC OF THE EARLY 1990'S WAS THE MUSIC FROM WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER I WAS 15 YEARSOLD IN 1990.TODAY MUSIC CAN ONLY BE BOUGHT OR STREAMED THERE ARE NO FREE DOWNLOAD WEBSITES SO IF THE ECONOMY PICKS UP CD'S COULD BE SOLD AGAIN AND THE MUSIC WOULD NOT BE AGAINST ANY GROUP OF PEOPLE
HIP-HOP MY LIFE AS A JEWISH HIP-HOP FAN AND THE POLITICAL RAP MUSIC OF THE EARLY 1990'S (tags)
I WAS 15 YEARS OLD IN 1990 WHEN PROTEST RAP MUSIC WAS THE PROTEST MUSIC OF MY GENERATION I ALSO DEALT AS A TEENAGER WITH PEOPLE ASKING WHY AT THE TIME I WAS A JEWISH GUY WHO DID LIKE PUBLIC ENEMY EVENTHOUGH EVERYTHING THAT WENT ON WITH THEM WASN'T PERFECT BECAUSE AMERICA SINCE 2009 IN THE POST 9/11 WORLD HAS MOVED CLOSER TO A DICTATORSHIP THEN AT ANYTIME IF THE MUSIC BUSINESS CAME BACK YOU CAN ONLY BUY OR STREAM MUSIC ONLINE TODAY IN A BETTER ECONOMY CD'S CAN BE PURCHASED IF THE MUSIC BUSINESS CAME BACK SINCE THERE WOULD NOT BE LYRICS AGAINST ANY GROUP OF PEOPLE IT WOULD MAKE AMERICA MORE DEMOCRATIC
HIP-HOP MY LIFE AS A JEWISH HIP-HOP FAN AND THE POLITICAL RAP MUSIC OF THE EARLY 1990'S (tags)
The protest Rap Music of the early 1990's and my life as a Jewish Hip-hop fan
This is a nice audio streaming station on the internet.
Lebanon: Rebellious rhymes against post-war misery (tags)
The hip-hop beats ringing through the muddy, unlit streets of the burnt-out Palestinian refugee camp Nahr al-Bared seem incongruous. But the rhymes are camp-grown - and courageous.
FRANCIS MAGALONA, PEOPLE"S ARTIST, 44 (tags)
The Alliance-Philippines (AJLPP) together with the Filipino American community in the United States mourns the passing of The 44-year-old musician, songwriter, record producer, actor and TV host Francis Magalona.last March 6, 2009 Francis Magalona was a foremost- a nationalist artist who loved his country. He was also known as the “master Rapper” .He was recognized for his painstaking efforts to elevate Pinoy rap beyond its novelty phase in the local music scene. The AJLPP recognizes Magalona who did not only lived for show business but also integrated his patriotic fervor in his life and his music and contributed a lot to its culture and arts. In the Philippines, rap was considered novelty music until Magalona came along. Magalona—influenced and made it as a commentary on Pinoy life and culture. Magalona recorded his debut album “Yo!” in 1990. The album became a hit with the single “Mga Kababayan,” whose lyrics about racial pride and love of country stirred nationalist fervor at a time when the Philippine government was besieged by a series of military revolts. His parents, Pancho Magalona and Tita Duran, were film and TV matinee idols of the ’40s and ’50s. Pancho Magalona held the distinction of the First Filipino movie actor to appear in Hollywood. He was also known for starring in nationalist fims life “El Flibusterismo” and “Jikiri”
Don Imus vs. Rap Music Debate Continued: (tags)
Randi Rhodes of Air America is still wrong when she claims that “the” issue (insisting there is only one issue) is no more than white people blaming rap music for words like “ho” when used in the derogatory sense. Don Imus question: “What about rap music?” is a legitimate question—even if “pseudo-liberals” (real liberals consider fairly all relevant points of view before getting judgmental) are quick to dismiss it. In fact dogmatic certitude that there is “one” significant way (my way or the highway) to interpret the debate is itself a red flag.
MUSICIAN-ENVIRONMENTALIST JON HARTMANN ADDRESSES AMERICA’S OIL ADDICTION WITH BUSH RAP (tags)
Artist responsibility. Freedom of Speech. Clarity through words. When politics, the environment and music meet, Jon Hartmann gets his message across. Now available for download on CD Baby.com, George Bush Sings!
Why are cops always right? They got guns and badges!! (tags)
Tempe cop Sgt. Chuck Schoville tells us why cops are always right on a Tempe government propaganda TV channel Tempe StreetBeat - “You know why you say I’m right? Because I’ve got a gun and a badge. I’m always right.” Finally the cops admit something most of us know!
FBI makes it harder for post-incarcerated folks to get jobs (tags)
We are asking for your help opposing a troubling new proposal by the FBI which would, for the first time, authorize the agency to report "non-serious" offenses in response to a criminal background check conducted for employment purposes
Animal Rights Conference Draws Hundreds to LA (tags)
Hundreds of animal rights activists from throughout the US and Canada have converged on the Westin LAX to learn strategies for combatting the exploitation of nonhuman animals. The conference runs until Monday the 11th
Rap (Audio): Dear Mr. Bush by Wil B. (tags)
MP3 (audio only) version of rap against the Iraq War performed at demonstration against the war in Los Angeles on 3/19/05 by rapper Wil B.
Rap (Audio): Dear Mr. Bush by Wil B. (tags)
This is an MP3 version of just the audio of the rap performed by Wil B. at the 3/19/05 demonstration against the Iraq war in Hollywood.
Ask For A Paper Ballot rap (tags)
Rap/song encouraging voters to ask for a paper ballot
Post-9/11 Political Hip Hop (tags)
Fuck Clearchannel and MTV. This is the real shit.
Gangsta rappers expose the REAL gangstas! (tags)
A great new gangsta rap song available for free download on the web, exposes the real gangstas, U.S. imperialism!
Rap Against the Government (tags)
For real revolution, rap against the State.
Revolution = Rap Against the State (tags)
I D.A.R.E. you to rap against the State. Rap against the I.R.S. Make taxes voluntary. Force is immoral. So why does the State use it? Because they are mob of mafia types.
This is our response to all the neo-nazi and fascist mind control and monopoly shit that the financial oligarchs, the US, CIA and all other fascist scumbags around the world puke on us daily !!!
LA Hip-Hop and Street Culture Must Send Message (tags)
For far vtoo long the LA street and rap scene has been sending a negative message to the streets of America, leaving it up to mostly east coast rappers to send a positive vibe.
HIP-HOP FOR CONSCIOUSNESS: The Imam Jamil Al-Amin Benefit Concert (tags)
Mos Def, Jurassic 5, Dialated Peoples, Planet Asia, and others to be announced are scheduled to perform at The Jamil Al-Amin (formerly known as H. Rap Brown) Benefit Concert on May 12, 2001 in Los Angeles @The Center in Watts. Proceeds from the concert will go towards Imam Jamil's Justice Fund and support for his family in this time of need. COME OUT AND SUPPORT THIS CAUSE IN THE NAME OF JUSTICE!
IWD strike leaders & participants summarize 3/8 day of protest & enjoy entertainment