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I'm looking for a og sabbath frame(with platform). If you're selling one give me a pm thanks.
Crazy art posted on 2006-03-12 12:55:42
This is wild
http://www.impactlab.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=7567
Athens Contest posted on 2006-03-09 22:11:05
[quote="joeDammit"]You know whats funny? The holiday inn is the tallest building in Athens.[/quote]
Yes and they tend to joe's every need...q tips :lol:
New York Jam March 12th! posted on 2006-03-09 22:07:38
We should go with chad mark i think he can take our bikes. We'll be riding while ron is doing strikes at the bowling alley :lol: :lol:
1" to 1 1/8" posted on 2006-03-03 09:46:26
Is there a way to use a 1 1/8" fork on a 1" frame?
Parting out complete Fly flatland bike posted on 2006-02-25 21:47:49
How much for the frame?
The AFA.... posted on 2006-02-21 09:37:55
The good thing about the afa was that they had affiliates in different states, you could sharpen up your skills at the local series. It would be good training for the big masters series. It's a shame that the afa went down hill after the wilkerson crash. You had so many people turning pro that year kevin jones, gerry smith, dany meng,perry mervar, bill neuman. It would've been a interesting contest series, dmc and rl would've had their hands full.
coaster to Freecoaster posted on 2006-02-14 11:49:19
Hey do you think it's possible that you can make a nankai hub to a rollercoaster if you welded the spring and clutch cone to the brake cone?
RIP Jay Dee/J-Dilla posted on 2006-02-10 21:48:07
Jay Dee — Producer For Common, Busta And Tribe — Dies
02.10.2006 7:04 PM EST
Also had rap career as J Dilla, including just-released LP Donuts.
Jay Dee
Photo: Stones Throw Records
Jay Dee, a.k.a. J Dilla, the Detroit producer and rapper revered by his peers for his work with A Tribe Called Quest, Slum Village and Common, died Friday (February 10). He was 32.
Tim Maynor, Jay's manager since 1999, said he died Friday
morning in Los Angeles, but he had no details on the cause of death. Dee, born James Yancey, had been battling kidney problems in recent years, but Maynor believed he had recovered.
"He was the best ever, and very underappreciated," Maynor said. "Dilla was very reserved, quiet, all he wanted to do was make beats, make music. It wasn't about the glitz and glory. He wasn't doing it for the spotlight at all. He's a dinosaur who will be missed."
"I am devastated at the world's loss of a musical genius of Charlie Parker proportions," Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson of the Roots said. "Too often we bestow the 'greatest' title upon those who have the attention of the press and the charts and radio. But if you were to secretly ask the most praised hip-hop producers, if given a top three, who they fear the most, Dilla's name would chart on everyone's list, hands down. I am fortunate to have known this man. He inspires me to perfect my craft in every way. Dilla was and will always be my hero."
"Me and Jay Dee were very, very, very, very good friends," said D12's Proof, who got his first tattoo with Jay Dee, an "FC" for Funky Cowboy, their pre-Slum Village/ D12 group. "He produced my first demo. As a producer, he is one of the most influential producers ever, even up to Kanye West or Just Blaze. Jay Dee had a signature sound that a lot of people were influenced by. People will never understand his genius. It's a shame that he didn't get the light of a Dr. Dre or Timbaland or Neptunes, but he took more of a jazz-musician approach to the whole game. He was truly a mastermind."
As J Dilla, the rapper released an album titled Donuts just Tuesday and was scheduled to release another one, The Shining, in April. Maynor said he was also two tracks away from finishing a third release for 2006. "He never stopped working," he said.
In December, Jay toured Europe performing in a wheelchair, due to problems with his knees, Maynor said. When his manager suggested he postpone the trek, the producer said it was something he had to do. "Maybe he knew something we didn't," Maynor said.
Jay came to prominence in the mid-'90s producing tracks for the likes of Common, D'Angelo, De La Soul, Pharcyde and Busta Rhymes, as well as working as part of Tribe's production team, the Ummah, and in his own group, Slum Village.
"He was a trendsetter, the soul sound [in hip-hop] is really Jay Dee," RJ Rice, founder of Slum's label, Barak Records, said. "I don't know if he'll ever get credit for it or not, most people just copied him."
Jay was born and raised in the Conant Gardens neighborhood of Detroit, attending Pershing High School with his eventual Slum Village mates Baatin and T3.
"I'm f---ed up, my n---a just passed away," T3 wrote on his MySpace page Friday.
After recording 1996's underground Fantastic, Vol. 1, Slum Village signed to GoodVibe Recordings and released 2000's Fantastic, Vol. 2. After releasing Best Kept Secret under the alias J-88 the following year, the group returned in 2002 with Trinity (Past, Present and Future) featuring Jay in a limited role.
Dee left the group that year and released Welcome 2 Detroit, kicking off U.K. indie label BBE Music's "Beat Generation" series. He also formed a group with Madlib called Jaylib and released Champion Sound in 2003.
He spent 2004 working on a variety of albums, including Common's Be, as well as his underground instrumental "beat tapes," but also spent some of the year hospitalized.
"What happened was that the doctor told me that I'd ruptured my kidney from being too busy and being stressed out and not eating right," Dee told Urb magazine in 2004. "He told me that if I'd waited another day, I might not have made it."
"Sometimes that fixation can be a good thing and sometimes it can be bad. There'd be days when I wouldn't eat at all because I'd be in the basement working all day," he said in the interview. "This is definitely my second chance, my wakeup call. I still love the music, but I wouldn't put it first in my life. It's family first, and then everything else."
Proof said Jay always told him he was feeling fine, but the close friends seemed to only talk on the phone in recent years. "It didn't hit me until today, but I think he just didn't want his friends to see him in that light," Proof said. "He wanted us to remember him how it was."
[This story was originally published on 02.10.06 at 7:04 PM ET]
Wanted: Schwinn azreal frame posted on 2006-02-08 00:30:47
I'm looking for a azreal frame in good condition. My email is blythr@yahoo.com
Martin Aparijo Sighting posted on 2006-01-19 19:56:35
I bet martin still has his tail :lol: .
UK Scenes 87-94 posted on 2006-01-15 21:58:10
here's a forum that post classic 80's hip hop albums
http://cocaineblunts.com/phpBB2/
Athens '06 Highs & Lows posted on 2006-01-09 13:20:26
Man this weekend went too fast, thanks to augie(oh I'm sorry I mean "John" :P ) for hooking me up for a ride. I hope when we dropped you off flat 187 that it was your hotel room :lol: I'm sorry joe i tried to win the footdown for team dumbass but yet again i fell short. Did that girl really lick your busted chin? :D Oh and thanks to a dancer named sugah who gave me a nice table dance at toppers.
Official FINAL EXAM JAM thread posted on 2005-12-30 19:44:05
can't wait :D
Official FINAL EXAM JAM thread posted on 2005-12-24 16:01:57
Hope you don't get sick like ron baker did last year joe :lol:
Official FINAL EXAM JAM thread posted on 2005-11-23 10:32:25
Sounds good my man can't wait. 8)
Official FINAL EXAM JAM thread posted on 2005-11-13 00:28:46
[quote="snoogens"]Rosie, I'm down for the trip as usual and so is Kenny. Who are you rollin with? I think Kenny is driving this year (I hope)!!![/quote]
I may be rolling with you cats don't know yet ron is supposedly getting a new car(yes a 2005!!!!! :shock: ) lol
Top ten video parts of all time posted on 2005-11-13 00:25:30
I don't have a particular order too hard to do truthfully.
chase Dorkin 5
pete brandt realit- tv 1 and 2
chad degroot release the grease, baco 5 and 6
jesse puente wheelies(edgar p also),realit-tv2
day smith madd matt, static(wit the red afro lol)
kevin jones dorkin 3 and 5
andrew faris higlrollers( i forget which one i think it's the one where he had the aura frame)
martti k background
Ross smith infinite pieces
Ed N in explorations
Richard zhaydor ring the gack
Re: Music In Ring The Gack posted on 2005-11-11 23:12:15
[quote="groundrider"]Looking for names and possibly song titles to these parts of the video:
First song playing in video
[/quote]
You mean the leasbian make out scene? :lol: or the ded preview?
Official FINAL EXAM JAM thread posted on 2005-11-11 09:53:28
Are you going this year D? We can hang out like we did in nyc for joe kid(but no $6 for a warm amstel light :x ).
Also we're all riding this weekend give me a pm if you'd want to ride with us.



