uhm, it's already happened... they put out a analog brothers 12" called
2005A.D. on San Mateo's own Nu Gruv Alliance... it really is nothing
special, basically sounds like a kool keith track with iceT guesting... if
you saw kool keith at all on his last tour you have a idea what it sounds
like, considering ice t was up on stage longer than kool keith and even did
the vocals for some kool keith songs.. either way.
somebody make me stop listening to the new lowfish album over and over.
-kiya
iamacopierltd.
quoted 1 line How about this for a cool sounding album - a collaboration between Ice T
>How about this for a cool sounding album - a collaboration between Ice Tquoted 28 lines Kool Keith!
>Kool Keith!
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: Cory Brown
>To: CORY@nugruv.com
>Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 1:02 AM
>Subject: PRESS RELEASE: KOOL KEITH MASTERS LOOTED
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>KOOL KEITH VOCALS NABBED IN LAKER RIOTS
>Los Angeles, CA - June 26, 2000 - The Indiana Pacers were not the only ones
>robbed last Monday night. Besides the loss of an NBA Championship for the
>Pacers, Kool Keith (a.k.a. Dr. Doom, Dr. Octagon, the ultimate space-porn
>MC), had his vocals snatched.
>In the aftermath of the mayhem, which ensued after the Lakers laid claim to
>the NBA title, it was found that the vocal masters for Kool Keith's
>forthcoming album had been taken from a looted location near the Staples
>Center. A collaborative effort between Keith, Ice-T, and others, who are
>collectively known as the Analog Brothers, the album entitled "Pimp To
>Eat"(Ground Control/Nu Gruv Alliance) was originally slated to hit streets
>on July 4th. Unfortunately, it seems that independence has its price, and
>the album now has a scheduled release date of August 15th.
>A source from the label says, "At this point we are unclear as to whether
>this was a deliberate act of piracy, using the riots as cover or somequoted 3 lines looter..we wonder if the person(s) involved realize what they now have in
>looter..we wonder if the person(s) involved realize what they now have in
>their possession." This bizarre occurrence almost seems fitting for the
>union of rap's original gangster and one of hip hop's most eccentricquoted 6 lines ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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