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..and sometimes you just need 2
stop the word and just get off!
2 nights ago I swear on errythang I LOVE,
I felt JD in my whip while I was blasting one of his
old beat tapes..sleepless in THE Midwest..and again
...I did'nt sleep a wink last night..my every thought
consumed by memories of DILLA, which continuously made
me listen 2 SEEDS latest muzak so I could vibe with 2
of the greatest cats 2 ever touch HIP-HOP and occupy my
mind @ the same time. The mixture of tears and wishes 4
the possibility that this culture will live far longer
than most of its legends have...left my adrenaline caged
as I rose this morning. I feel like my favorite movie snack
2day, popcorn and raisinets, which 4 ME is the perfect balance
of sweet and salty...Yep, I've got a crush on diversity.
The album dropped last night and I felt kinda lost
being in an unfamiliar city were know1 walked up 2 me and said
.."I can't w8 2 rock that new JAY STAY PAID!".
I knew My Nicca DJ Dez from Slum Village many moons ago would've
been mixing it up with DJ Houseshoes in celebration of the release
@ a club called Northern Lights where the Detroit
heads flocked on Tuesday Nites 2 shake the demons off when the beautiful yet transparent colors of the rainbow were'nt enuff. There were some release parties in Chitown lastnight..but I wanted 2 listen 2 some music that moved my thoughts in an intimate setting, plus ...
@ the moment..
I'm NOT good around people
I'm the sequel
2 that creep
in the peephole
eating the equal
ta' sweeten the EVIL..
So I listened 2 Seeds... "Let The Dollar Circulate"
and blasted that shit til I bet my neighbors
woke up this morning with Mr. Cage's words probably
became the drops of h20 in their shower..
but mostly I blasted it as an anthem 4 all the people
who were just laid off in the "D" by the bankruptcy of GM
and the rest of the Natives who were the equivalent of the
33 families that steadily left DETROIT in just one day ...do the
math, smmfh. God knows that song should be declared the
Michigan National Anthem.
I rocked Dillas "Welcome 2 Detroit this morning"
while driving and realized..I needed 2 take the day off.
"Think Twice" made me feel like he was talking 2 SEED directly,
or perhaps I just had an incredible need 2 apply it
2 a artist situation..and how sometime we all feel
like just letting what we love go.when it feels like
it's not loving us back, and it make us just...hate the bish.
I can't escape the afternoons thoughts and questions as 2
what's placed me on this site?.....I don't believe in mistakes,
I needed 2 vent ...so here I am dropping
rapid thoughts from my hearts brain...because its
a nasty ass realization when you face the fact that
..the most needed seem 2 never be appreciatedtil they've
unattainable or just flat out dead. It's hard 2 know JDillas
momz has lupus, the same disease that killed my friend...
it's hard 2 know hiz momz can't pay her hospital bill and
that niggaz are free downloading this album that was created
2 help keep his own mama alive....its hard 2 not go 2 those
wack azz sites and drop viruses that would make the H1N1,
seem like a minor STD.
I'm a bit melonchaley right now plus Im sik of typing.
I've met only a few ppl I'd call
Genius in my short life, 1 Was DILLA..
the other is Still here and lives through his music,
so...If you 100% dig some1-
support there dreams b4 you can't tell them
... "Think Twice" when they
speak on letting their dreams go..
b4 you ca'nt tell em..that you think they are that shit !!
and go buy the dam album, please don't do that
free downoad shit of unreleased or graciously
leaked tracks cause some1's mama's life
depends on it...literally In the words of the
Homie BADSEED "Let The Dollar Circulate"
-PICTURES LIE-"Lemme Put You On Game"
Jesse Jackson and the late Detroit Mayor, Coleman Young are all smiles in this photo, taken at the Book-Cadillac Hotel the night Young was first elected Detroit’s mayor in 1973. But inside, the mayor-elect was seething. He had wanted Jackson, then a youthful 32, to come to Detroit to lead a voter-registration drive. But the younger man demanded $50,000, to which an indignant Coleman spat, “I didn’t have $50,000 for Jesse Jackson.” Later, when Jackson ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1988, Young got even by endorsing a rival, and at one point proclaimed, “Jesse never ran nothing but his mouth.” In a classic understatement, Mayor Young noted in his autobiography that, “It was well known that Jesse and I were not bosom buddies.”
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