Jay-Z has released A Capella versions of his most recent albums, including the “Black Album”, to make life easier on DJs doing remixes. ChangWang2k3 has taken Jay-Z’s rhymes and laid them down on beats constructed from classic video game music, and it’s good!
Check it out:
Jay-Z vs Super Mario – Change Clothes Remix
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Jay-Z vs Mega Man 2 – Dirt Off Your Shoulders Remix
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Jay-Z vs Smash TV – Lucifer
I encourage everyone to check out this film by Kevin Booth. It gets to the heart of the matter, we are imprisoning our own people at an alarming rate. More than the USSR did or China does. And the minority population is bearing the brunt of this war.
DVDs go on sale April 20th at http://www.sacredcowproductions.com.
Did anyone else watch both the first and second airings of last Thursday’s Republican debate? I DVR’d the first airing, but since it went a few minutes over I missed the final few minutes. The schedule didn’t show a re-airing, but after the Hannity & Colmes post-debate show wrapped up at eleven (CST) the debate started again. So, I just recorded the next 3 hours of programming and went to bed.
Here comes the interesting part…
I wanted to see Dr. Paul’s response to the electability question again. (You can watch it Here!) I watched at first on the fastest fast-forward speed stopping only to watch Dr. Paul’s answers. After several ‘re-watchings’, I began to think that I was hearing the same thing twice. At the 1:14 mark of the debate John McCain, concluding his response, says, “…we would be talking about more tax cuts today.” The moderator then asks Dr. Paul if he supports a government program to help stimulate the economy.
I thought to myself, “hmmmm, didn’t I hear that earlier in the debate?”
So, I started it again, from the beginning. Sure enough, fourteen minutes in I get the same conclusion from McCain, and the same question from the moderator. I finally concluded that the segment starting 1:04 and ending at 1:21 is a replay of the first 17 minutes of questioning. The segment even started and ended in the middle of the candidates’ responses.
Why haven’t I seen more about this?
Does anyone care?
This never gets old.