Throwback : Big Tymers - Get Your Roll On

Throwback - Izzo (H O V A)

Throwback : Wu-Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M.

I love this beat....DOLLA DOLLA BILLS YA'LL!

Throwback: Young Barack Obama

O-Beezy was a real fly cat!

Throwback:Red & Meth+Beanie Sigel @ The Tunnel

The Tunnel Nightclub: Vintage footage of Meth and Red, Black Rob, Beanie Sigel and more from Miss Info on Vimeo.

Red & Meth can't seem to stay on the stage as usual. And Black Rob demolished whatever that is on that plate. This will be on the 'Choke No Joke' documentary.

Throwback: Dipset @ The '03 Source Awards

Classic material...is that Smitty in the 55 jersey??
Cam even had pink tint in his shades.smh

Throwback : Ryan Leslie Interview Circa 1994

This dude BEEN dope...but lol at them glasses

Throwback - Afrika Baambata : Planet Rock

If you never heard this you slippin...hard

Throwback : Crossroads - Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

everybody had a older cousin who used to be singing this song 24/7....you know it!

Nas+Quan= Moment Of Silence

After I tried Kanye's 'Bad News' & that didn't work. I went straight to this joint. Some chick I know just passed so I thought this would lift my spirits. Rest in peace Kris..

Nice & Smooth= Cake And Eat It Too

My man Dominic brought this to my attention. There's a lot of color coordination going on in this joint.

Throwback: 80's Pop Classics Edition

Ok, ok...so I was watching the VH1 countdown of all the 80's one hit wonders so I've decided to hit ya'll with my fave 3 videos outta it, their all on some seriously 80's ish but all awsmazing in their own right! These would make some great samples, some of them have already been used because the melodies are just SO strong! ahha Enjoy!



1st up is Cars by Gary Numan, check out the tamborine vision homie has going on! He's like twilight vampire pale too!



2nd is Musical Youth - Pass the Dutchie, enough said lol



3rd and finally we have Rockwell f/ Black MJ - Somebody's Watching Me, How the hell did he get Mike on this track and why does dude have this weird accent??

Throwbakc : Kriss Kross - Warm It Up

Peep a young Jermaine Dupri out in the beginning of the vid, WARM IT UP KRISS! this used to be a Banger, not quite Jump success but heat none the less...

I Declare Today Throwback Day!

Since there isn't anything worth posting out there.. But I really hate the fact the all good things must come to an end. First it was Bad Boy then Rocafella, then after that the Diplomats. Hmm I wonder what's next.. Sit back & reminisce.





What We Do - Freeway

Remember This?? MTV's The Shop

Young Jeezy - MTV's The Shop - MTV Shows

At one point this was the best thing on TV for me. The barbers in there was mad funny. I got a chance to see this episode again yesterday on MTV2.

Throwback : New Edition - Cool It Now

New Edition - Cool it now
by welcomeback

I LOVE RALPH!!!!

Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky and Mike. If I love the girl WHO CARES what you like?? Cool it now, slow it down!

Special Ed- I'm The Magnificent

Special Ed - Im The Magnificent -

Those outfits are hideous like in all throwback videos but I will admit that those dances go hard! And why would someone want to call themselves Special Ed??

FOUND IT! Throwback: Prince - Erotic City

Erotic City - Prince

Throwback: Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take 5

I figured I'd hit ya'll with something different this time on the throwback so I picked Take 5....here's a lil more info

Take Five" is a classic jazz piece first recorded by the Dave Brubeck Quartet and released on its 1959 album Time Out. It became first million-selling jazz single on the Billboard Hot 100 charts in 1961, at a time when rock music was in fashion.
“Take Five” became Brubeck’s best known and signature tune, although it was composed by Paul Desmond, the group's saxophonist, based on drummer Joe Morello’s 5/4 beat. It became famous for its distinctive, catchy saxophone melody and use of an unusual five beat quintuple time, from which its name is derived. [1]
The original single was recorded at Columbia's 30th Street Studios in New York City on June 25, July 1 & August 18, 1959. Dave Brubeck and Steve Race wrote the liner notes for the album.

Throwback: Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams

I'm convinced this is this the perfect song to sample!