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ROLAND ANNOUNCES JUNO-Di MOBILE SYNTHESIZER
Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:02:00 +0100News Release from RolandUS _Battery-Powered JUNO Offers Ultimate Portability, Professional Sound_ LOS ANGELES, CA, JUNE 11, 2009 — Roland Corporation U.S. announces the new JUNO®-Di Mobile Synthesizer. This latest addition to the JUNO Series is specifically designed for the musician on the go, providing a vast array of professional sounds in a lightweight, portable design. The user-friendly design of the JUNO-Di will deliver hassle-free live keyboard performances for both the seasoned musician and entry level user. Weighing in at just under 12 pounds, the battery-powered Juno-Di can be played anywhere, anytime. Plug the Juno-Di into a portable amplifier such as the Roland CUBE Street® or MOBILE CUBE for instant amplification, or plug in headphones for quiet practice. With eight Ni-MH AA-size rechargeable batteries, the JUNO-Di can go for up to five hours without being plugged in. The 61-note synth-action JUNO-Di boasts over 1,000 diverse customizable sounds to fit any style of music, including grand and electric pianos, modern synth sounds, lush strings, beautiful guitars, powerful brass, percussion, and banks of exotic instruments. Simple navigation with dedicated category buttons and the large LCD display ensures players can recall and perform their favorite sounds on the fly. In addition to a world-class sound engine and extreme portability, the JUNO-Di offers an array of features for the live performer. Process vocals live through its microphone input, built-in vocoder, and dedicated reverb. And with its USB memory port and song player function, the JUNO-Di enables direct playback and control... (Read complete news)
DJ Food Stamp - 'Welfare Radio Vol. 26' - (2/8/2009)
Sat, 06 Jun 2009 08:16:00 +0100Show Description The last two years around February 10th, I've done J. Dilla tribute shows to celebrate the late great. However, is that shit played out? Has Dilla just become this commodity for everybody to make some skrilla off of? Is every 16-year-old "head" out there who now sweats Dilla, claiming to be a fan since his 1st Down days (which is just nonsense), really just adding to this commodification? Is a Dilla tribute show totally cliche in 2K9? I don't know the answers. But, instead of doing a Dilla show I decided to just pepper in some of his beats and... (Read complete news)
Baba Oriley Say's Dance!
Fri, 05 Jun 2009 21:47:00 +0100The Cube Guys -Baba O'Riley [Track List] 1. Baba O'riley (UK Radio Edit) 2:39 2. Baba O'riley (UK Club Mix) 8:50 3. Baba O'riley (The Cube Guys Mix) 8:51 4. Baba O'riley (Cicada Vocal Mix) 7:17 5. Baba O'riley (Cicada Dub) 7:16 6. Baba O'riley (Arno Cost & Norman Doray Remix) 8:09 7. Baba O'riley (Prok & Fitch Vocal Mix) 7:46 8. Baba O'riley (Prok & Fitch Dub) 7:46 9. Baba O'riley (Riley & Durrant Mix) 6:50 Some T'ing to dance to on a Friday Nite! It doesn't hurt to say thanks, a little gratitude goes a long way. Thanks to the original rippers and uploaders. STAY FREE...... (Read complete news)
DJ Rectangle - Vinyl Combat 2: Attack of the Clones (2002)
Fri, 05 Jun 2009 08:05:00 +0100So this weekend I kick off with DJ Rectangle Day Part 2, this should keep all the Rectangle fans happy for a while, njoi! Cheers to www.albumhunt.com Password if needed: albumhunt 1. DJ Rectangle - Intro 2. Dr. Dre - 'Crooked Cop' 3. DJ Rectangle - Hand 2 Table 4. Scarface & Jay-Z - 'Guess Who's Back' 5. Ice Cube - 'Cube/ Oh Boy' 6. Cam'ron - 'Oh Boy' 7. DJ Rectangle - Mack 10/ Scratch Bad 8. Eminem & Dr. Dre - 'What You Say' 9. DJ Rectangle - Midsectro 10. Remy Martin - 'Monster' 11. DJ Rectangle - Ah Yeah 12.... (Read complete news)
Don’t Play With My…
Wed, 03 Jun 2009 18:02:00 +0100[Ice Cube] Yo Jinx man, we gotta find somebody thats down for hers, man All these girls simple man, who you think fit the category? [Yo-Yo] Its me, the brand new intelligent black woman Y-O-Y-O Which is Yo-Yo, but I'm not to be played Like I was made by matell But this Yo-Yo is made by woman and male I rhyme about uprights [...]... (Read complete news)
DJ Rectangle - Enter the Diamond Needle Dynasty (1998)
Sat, 30 May 2009 09:59:00 +0100TRACKLIST: 01. dj rectangle-intro 02. soopafly-freestyly 03. jayo felony-freestyle 04. canibus-2nd round knockout 05. dj rectangle-lost ones (blend) 06. lauryn hill-lost ones 07. dj rectangle-scratch 1 08. queen latifah-name callin pt ii 09. dj rectangle-scratch 2 10. noreaga-n.o.r.e 11. dj rectangle-scratch 3 12. rasheed & lil advised-1.9.8.6. 13. dj rectangle-scratch 4 14. camron & dmx-pull it 15. dj rectangle-scratch 5 16. heather b-do me 17. dj rectangle-scratch 6 18. john forte-ninety nine 19. snoop dogg-hooked 20. rufus blaq-out of site 21. dj rectangle-scratch 7 22. jd & jay z-money ain't a thang 23. dj rectangle-intro (b side) 24. jayo felony & method man-watcha gonna do 25. allfrum tha i-dopest on the planet 26. dj rectangle-scratch 8 27. nate dogg-dogg pound gangstaville 28. dj rectangle-scratch 9 29. mase-lookin at me 30.... (Read complete news)
N.W.A 1987 – 1991
Thu, 07 May 2009 09:44:00 +0100Here's some pictures of a well known group with an attitude that I just stumbled upon on my hard drive: These are from 1987, 22 years old, let's call it the "N.W.A. and the Posse"-years. Cube, Eazy and Dre and the moustache-rockin Arabian Prince, original member of N.W.A (see "Panic Zone"). 1989, minus Arabian Prince but plus [...]... (Read complete news)
House and Rondo
Tue, 21 Apr 2009 13:27:00 +0100Or, as Will Smith used to say, "He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper." Except that Eddie House isn't even the DJ...he's like the backup rapper. More on him in a second. First, though, let's talk Rajon Rondo. As Ice Cube would say, Rondo "messed" around and got a triple double last night in Game 2 of the Bulls-Celtics series. But Rondo didn't do it (as Ice Cube claims to have done it) in a pick-up game in South Central L.A. (and who keeps statistics in pick-up games anyway?). He did it when his 2nd seeded Celtics had their backs against... (Read complete news)
Popular Rap Music Of The 90s - The Beats That Live On and On and On
Sun, 19 Apr 2009 03:35:00 +0100Remember the days before T-Pain and Nelly? Back when Sean Combs was still Puff Daddy? Back when two kings of the game ruled supreme? When rap still sounded like rap? If you haven't figured it out yet, this article is dedicated to 90s rap music. Rap in the 90s brought widespread popularity to the genre. In the late 80s, Public Enemy, Run-D.M.C. and N.W.A. built a foundation for the gangster rap genre. They paved the way for what would be arguably the best decade the genre has ever seen. With the exit of Ice Cube in 1989, N.W.A. continued to feud and eventually disbanded in 1991. The stage was set for an epic battle of rap supremacy in the early 90s. An East-West Coast divide had formed with Bad Boy Records on the East Coast, and Death Row Records on the West Coast. Tupac threw gasoline on the fire when he accused Biggie and Combs of being behind the shooting he fell victim to in a NYC recording studio in 1994. With each record after that, the drama escalated and I think we all know how this story ends. I think it was summed up best by The Notorious B.I.G. when he said: _ I was in shock of everything. I wasn't shocked about him getting shot. 'Pac is a strong dude, yo. He's real strong, so when he got shot I was just like, 'Again?' You know, he's always getting shot or shot at, he gonna pull through, make a few records... (Read complete news)
Popular Rap Music Of The 90s - The Beats That Live On and On and On
Sun, 19 Apr 2009 03:35:00 +0100Remember the days before T-Pain and Nelly? Back when Sean Combs was still Puff Daddy? Back when two kings of the game ruled supreme? When rap still sounded like rap? If you haven't figured it out yet, this article is dedicated to 90s rap music. Rap in the 90s brought widespread popularity to the genre. In the late 80s, Public Enemy, Run-D.M.C. and N.W.A. built a foundation for the gangster rap genre. They paved the way for what would be arguably the best decade the genre has ever seen. With the exit of Ice Cube in 1989, N.W.A. continued to feud and eventually disbanded in 1991. The stage was set for an epic battle of rap supremacy in the early 90s. An East-West Coast divide had formed with Bad Boy Records on the East Coast, and Death Row Records on the West Coast. Tupac threw gasoline on the fire when he accused Biggie and Combs of being behind the shooting he fell victim to in a NYC recording studio in 1994. With each record after that, the drama escalated and I think we all know how this story ends. I think it was summed up best by The Notorious B.I.G. when he said: _ I was in shock of everything. I wasn't shocked about him getting shot. 'Pac is a strong dude, yo. He's real strong, so when he got shot I was just like, 'Again?' You know, he's always getting shot or shot at, he gonna pull through, make a few records... (Read complete news)


