Saturday, January 17, 2009
More BIG videos...
Notorious BIG, Puffy & Faith Evans - "One More Chance (remix)"/"Get Money" live on some (unidentified) award show:
"One More Chance (remix)" on the Martin TV Show:
I'm getting in the spirit now!
Related:
It's Biggie Week at The Meaning of Dope.
But it's the future now - I just came from seeing Wayne SMASH it at Nassau Coliseum. When he says he's gonna drop a rock album - believe he will pull that sh-t off. He killed the whole set with an incredible live band that even made his old Mannie Fresh-produced material sound bigger and better and of course his swag was on one hundred thousand, trillion - ridiculous!!!
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"One More Chance (remix)" on the Martin TV Show:
I'm getting in the spirit now!
Related:
It's Biggie Week at The Meaning of Dope.
But it's the future now - I just came from seeing Wayne SMASH it at Nassau Coliseum. When he says he's gonna drop a rock album - believe he will pull that sh-t off. He killed the whole set with an incredible live band that even made his old Mannie Fresh-produced material sound bigger and better and of course his swag was on one hundred thousand, trillion - ridiculous!!!
Labels: Diddy, Faith Evans, Notorious B.I.G., Puff Daddy
Monday, July 16, 2007
Life After Death - The Movie (trailer)
I might be late on this but I just copped this DVD, Life After Death - The Movie from my PO Box this past weekend. I have issues with some claims in this documentary (produced by Lil' Kim and Junior M.A.F.I.A. manager D-Roc and narrated by The Wire's Jamie Hector) such as '99 was the 'Golden Age' of hip hop but Biggie and Lil' Kim Stans should probably check this anyway for the 'behind-the-scenes,' 'like you were there' point of view to the story of how Big Poppa's crew fared in the 10 years following his untimely demise.
Life After Death - The Movie is probably worth it just to see footage of Karrine 'Superhead' Steffans showing her true colors and literally getting tossed in a garbage can by (I think) Lil' Cease and while, the production values are just slightly above 'Hood DVD' quality, Roc has some exclusives like footage from the surveillance tapes of the infamous Hot 97 shoot out between Kim's camp and C.N.N. who were riding with Foxy Brown at the time. He also does a good editing job showing the building tension between these two female rappers as they beefed, first on wax and then unfortunately beyond that, and also makes a pretty devastating case for why Cease and fellow M.A.F.I.A. member Banger were disloyal to him and Kim during the trial that resulted from the shooting by time he wraps up his tale.
More:
Street trailer here.
Online: Website | MySpace
Labels: D-Roc, Diddy, Foxy Brown, Karrine 'Superhead' Steffans, Lil' Cease, Lil' Kim, Notorious B.I.G., Puff Daddy, The Lox
