The person rowing the boat seldom has time to rock it laughs EbenGregory in another random act of foolishness called THE JEWELRY REPORT. Wanna see Usher serve liquor while having a dance contest against the Game? Two words...Press Play.
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The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war discovers Lil Wayne in another installment of THE JEWELRY REPORT. Watch now as Lil Wayne tells Complex Magazine about the foiled assassination attempt on his life. Three Words: Hate is love.
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Check out these screen shots from Talib Kweli's new video for "More Or Less" Coming Soon!
The latest single from the Ying Yang Twins hot new album, Chemically Imbalanced, is here. Check out the new single, "Jigglin'".
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Check out the streams for Jeezy's new video, "Bury Me A G".
The video was directed by Jesse and Uly Terrero and features cameo appearances by The Wire's Michael K. Williams and Hassan Johnson . The video reenacts a shooting involving Young Jeezy in front of an Atlanta night club. "You listen to 'Bury Me A G' and it's everything going on today," Young Jeezy says of the video. "I lose homeboys every time we're on the road. I really understand what it is. It ain't like I'm not of the scene because I still deal with real issues. Because I'm still that close to the hood, know what I'm saying?" "Bury Me A G" also incorporates another song titled "Jeezy" into the middle of the video.
Both songs are featured on Jeezy's upcoming album The Inspiration, which hits stores December 12.
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Electronic Arts Inc., (NASDAQ: ERTS) announced today that former Long Beach State University pitcher and Major League baseball Rookie of the Year finalist Jered Weaver will grace the cover of MVP™ 07 NCAA® Baseball, scheduled for release in February 2007 under the EA SPORTS™ brand.
Jered Weaver made a name for himself at Long Beach State as a hard-throwing pitcher, where he won the Roger Clemens Award (2004) as the top pitcher in NCAA baseball. He was also recognized that year as an NCAA First-Team All-American and the Golden Spikes award winner, given annually to the top player in college baseball.
Weaver, who now plays for the Los Angeles Angels, tied a 56-year-old MLB record in his rookie year, for most wins to start a career when he won his first nine consecutive starts in the Major Leagues, equaling the record set by Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees in 1950. The six-foot-seven right-handed pitcher finished his rookie season with an 11-2 record and an ERA of 2.56 to become a top candidate for Rookie of the Year honors. Now you too can pitch like Jered Weaver in MVP 07 NCAA Baseball with Rock and Fire pitching, an all-new pitching innovation from EA SPORTS.
EA continues to innovate on its acclaimed gameplay engine by introducing Rock and Fire Pitching, a revolutionary pitching mechanic that will forever change the way you deliver that blistering pitch past the batter. Rock and Fire pitching gives you ultimate control and increased feel to more realistically emulate the real life presence of stepping onto the mound, winding up and delivering the ultimate pitch.
With ESPN announcers Mike Patrick and two-time All-American Kyle Peterson back behind the microphone calling the action, this year's MVP 07 NCAA Baseball promises to deliver the most authentic NCAA baseball experience to date. Continuing to deliver on our partnership with ESPN, MVP 07 NCAA will include ESPN real-time features* such as an ESPN ticker and live ESPN Sportscenter radio updates. Cheerleaders, crowd chants, and team fight songs are additional elements that add to the atmosphere and realism of this year's title. Plus, there are now an increased number of conferences, teams and authentic stadiums, creating a true-to-life NCAA baseball experience.
MVP 07 NCAA Baseball joins NCAA® Football and NCAA® March Madness® in the EA SPORTS™ family of popular NCAA-licensed properties. Produced by EA Canada in Vancouver, British Columbia, MVP 07 NCAA Baseball is not yet rated and will be available on the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system.
Featuring the smash hits "Vans," "Ride My Bike," and "I'm Shinin" Also Included... "Vans" (Video), Bonus Wallpaper, & AIM Buddy Icons.
Available 12/19/06 Check out the new single "I'm Shinin"
"Skateboards 2 Scrapers' is complete with wall-to-wall "slumpers' (hits) such as "Vans" (already creating a strong buzz on the Left Coast with stations in California, Portland, and Washington all following the Bay Area's KMEL lead and regularly rotating the infectious single), "I'm Shinin", and "Ride My Bike" - all delivered over The Pack's rich anthemic tracks courtesy of the crew's production wiz Young L.
"Skateboards 2 Scrapers" TRACKLIST Physical CD 1.Vans 2.I'm Shining 3.Ride My Bike 4.Candy 5.Oh Go 6.Freaky Bopper 7.Vans Remix Featuring Too Short and Mr.FAB
Digital CD 1.Vans 2.I'm Shining 3.Ride My Bike 4.Dum Ditty Dum feat. Too Short 5.Oh Go 6.Candy 7.Freaky Bopper 8.Vans Remix feat. Too Short and Mr. FAB
Click the link below to check out The Pack E-Card and remix your very own "Vans" video: http://www.thepackonline.com/ecard/ecardlaunch.html
With the anticipated release of the self-titled full-length cd The Pack's national debut featuring Too $hort, Keak da Sneak, Mr. F.A.B., Jody Breeze of Boyz N Da Hood, and The Team, on Too $hort's new Up All Nite Music label - the prolific young East Bay rap quartet (Lil Uno, Young L, Lil B, & Stunna whose ages range from 16 to 18) look destined to take the hip-hop nation by storm and further elevate the Bay Area's "hyphy' movement firmly into the national spotlight.
After a way-too-long six year break between official album releases on the Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam label, mixtape impresario and Desert Storm mogul DJ Clue? returns on December 19th with the arrival of THE PROFESSIONAL, Part 3, the long-awaited sequel to the all-star-studded The Professional, Pt. 2 (released February 2001).
If it were possible to outdo the guest-list on Pt. 2, then THE PROFESSIONAL, Part 3 has done it - with the Who's Who of hip-hop's A-list, starting with "Like This." The album's first single pick, co-written and produced by fellow Def Jam artist Kanye West, features Kanye and Fabolous, the newest Def Jam mega-signing. Brooklyn-born Fabolous has been the core artist on DJ Clue's Desert Storm imprint for his two albums in 2003 (the RIAA platinum Street Dreams) and 2004 (Real Talk, certified gold). His upcoming Def Jam album debut, From Nothing To Something, will drop in early 2007.
DJ Clue? exercises his craft as a producer on a hefty six tracks of Part 3, starting with "Middle Figure U" featuring Camron and Juelz Santana, then "It Was All Good A Week Ago" (Part 1 featuring Mario Winans and Part 2 featuring the Game and Mario), followed by "I Really Wanna Know You" featuring Jagged Edge and Fabolous; "The Gold" featuring Mobb Deep; "Liberty Bell" featuring Beanie Sigel and Cassidy; and the album's closing track, "Da Animal" featuring Stylez P.
And the guest list doesn't stop there - that's just the beginning. There's Snoop Dogg on "Almost Fucked" (produced by Lt Hutton); Young Jeezy and Juelz Santana on "Fuck Off" (produced by Develop); Lil Wayne, Ransom, and Rick Ross on "Da Scene" (produced by Doughboyz); Jadakiss on "Ugly" (produced by Swizz Beatz); Mike Jones and Paul Wall on "Grill & Woman" (produced by Chops); Fat Joe and Remy Ma on "U Don't Wanna" (produced By Baby Paul); and M.O.P. on "NY Giant" (produced by the Heat Makerz).
The million dollar dreams of Young Jeezy turned into cold hard major label reality when Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101 (released July 2005) shot to #1 on the R&B and Rap albums charts and #2 on the pop side, and blew up to RIAA platinum in 11 weeks. The breakthrough hit, "Soul Survivor" took the #1 spot on the R&B chart. Jeezy was named to Rolling Stone's New Faces: Artists To Watch and MTV News' You Hear It First, as a phenomenal seven tracks from Let's Get It found their way onto radio and the charts - "And Then What," "Soul Survivor," "Trap Or Die," "Go Crazy," "Tear It Up," "Trap Star," and "My Hood." Let's Get It went on to top critics' year-end lists and was named by The New York Times as the Pop Album Of The Year.
It was nearly a decade ago that Jamaica, Queens, NYC native DJ Clue? (Ernesto Shaw) made the transition from the burgeoning mixtape industry to the major label domain of Def Jam Recordings with his first over-the-counter release, The Professional (1997). His parallel career as a New York vj and dj - first on MTV's "Direct Effect," then on radio station Hot 97, and later on Power 105 - combined with his imaginative remixing skills gained him access to the hottest new tracks from hip-hop and pop's most important names.
The Professional (which hit #3 on the R&B chart and #26 on the pop side) spun off a pair of Top 40 tracks, "It's On" and "Ruff Ryders Anthem," and was eventually certified RIAA platinum. DJ Clue Presents: Backstage: A Hard Knock Life (released in 2000) documented the touring that accompanied his pal Jay-Z's multi-platinum album. The Professional, Part 2 was first released in December 2000, propelled by the hit single "Back 2 Life 2001," featuring Mary J. Blige and Jadakiss. The album also featured new exclusive music from hip-hop notables Jay-Z, Eminem, DMX, Snoop, Foxy Brown, Method Man, Li'l Kim, Busta Rhymes, Miami natives Trick Daddy and Trina, and many others.
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