Month: March 2008

  • Ecliptic Sight Podcast: The End? Edition

    Ecliptic Sight Podcast: The End? Edition was engineered to forecast the impending hiatus. Saibot and DJ headpiece747 team up and join forces to deliver the best possible show as if it was their last. Half vinyl, half digital, and half drunk this will be the crowning achievement with a couple of nice surprises at the end.

    1. Quasimoto – Come On Feet Remix
    2. Masterminds – Seven featuring J-Treds, El-P, J-Live, Mr. Complex & Shabaam Sahdeeq
    3. Willie Mitchell – Groovin’
    4. Nicolay & Kay – When You Die
    5. Iller Than Theirs – To Be ILL
    6. Willie Evans Jr. – Rock Widdit
    7. Tha Liks – 40 Oz Quartet Part I
    8. Cypress Hill – Rap Superstar Instrumental
    9. Baron Ricks – Rags To Riches Instrumental
    10. J-Live – Once Upon A Mic
    11. Loer Velocity – A-Z
    12. The Crest – Kill ‘Em

    DJ headpiece747 mixing essentials…
    DJ headpiece747 mixing essentials
    Disclaimer: Saibot and Ecliptic Sight Podcast are not associated with any artists or music played unless noted. All rights are reserved to the individual artist or artists. Support any songs or artists that you hear by picking up their album. Tracklisting at EclipticSight.com.
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  • Free Music Video 14

    Mission – Contagious

  • Do You Like To Hulu?

    Have you learned to hulu yet? Well why not it is easy and the best part it is free. Full length movies and television shows like “All Dogs Go To Heaven” and “Heroes” right at your computer streaming 24 hours a day. They are still adding new content partners which equals more shows for the viewer. They also offer RSS feeds to keep up with new shows or movies and embedding content on other websites which allows me to give you this full Simpsons episode.

    With 19 seasons, the Simpsons still have the magic with this “Departed” inspired show entitled the “Debarted”. I will not spoil the ending but it is classic observation.
    Simpsons Departed

  • Hip-Hop Infused With Violin

    Hip Hop Violin – Paul Dateh and inka one

  • A3C Brings The Juice Crew Back Together

    A3C Hip-Hop Festival 2008 is an annual showcase of incredible emcees. This year is no exception with the artists set to perform read as a wet dream of any hip-hop music lover. The biggest news is that the Juice Crew has just been added for a one day performance. If you don’t realize why this is such an historical event then here is a short lesson courtesy of AC3:

    From AC3 Hip-Hop Festival: “I don’t care who first or who’s last but all I know is that y’all better rock this at the drop of a dime, baby!” If you know you’re history, you’ll know that these are the opening words to one of the most prolific songs in all of Hip Hop history; The Juice Crew’s “The Symphony.” It’s been roughly 10 years since the original Juice Crew last performed together, but in a mere matter of weeks at the A3C, you’ll be able to witness history in the making as Biz Markie, Big Daddy Kane, Marley Marl, MC Shan, Craig G and Roxanne Shante reunite to perform some of the songs which steered the course of Hip Hop music as we know it today.

    The artist lineup confirmed to perform so far:
    Juice Crew (Biz Markie, Big Daddy Kane, Marley Marl, MC Shan, Craig G and Roxanne Shante)
    Aceyalone
    Akrobatik
    B.o.B
    Binkis Recs
    Bisc 1
    Blu & Ta’Raac are C.R.A.C
    Clan Destined
    Collective Efforts
    Coolout
    DJ Basic
    DJ Dirty Digits
    DJ Klever
    DJ Mafioso
    DJ Rasta Root
    DJ Rob Wonder
    Del Tha Funkyhomosapien
    Dillon
    Dj Lord of Pubilc Enemy
    Gripplyaz
    Guilty Simpson
    Hangar 18
    Holly Weerd
    Insight
    Jeru The Damaja
    John Robinson aka Lil Sci
    Kaze
    Lee Harvey Oswald
    Little Brother
    Mojo Swaggger
    Nobody Famous
    Proton
    Re-Up Gang
    Senor Kaos
    Supastition
    THe Fresh
    Tanya Morgan
    Tha Smile Rays
    The Alias Brothers (AB’s)
    The Contra Verse
    Wale
    Willie Evans, Jr.

    Juice Crew Reunite At AC3

  • Shot Of The Day 25

    Take it back.

    RAKIM Wall by ~N4S-GFX on deviantART

  • Free Music Video 13

    The Roots – 75 Bars (Black’s Reconstruction)

  • After The Chaos Comes Karniege

    Are you tired of hearing the same noise filling the music industry? Do you feel it is in a state of repetition that is leading to its doom? Well after the chaos comes Karniege and he is looking to devour your distaste for hip-hop and infuse it with musically delight. He has three albums dropping in 2008 to whet your appetite.

    First up is Mighty Joseph (Karniege and Vast Aire) with the album, “Empire State” that is collaboration with one half of Cannibal Ox. This album is of monstrous proportions which the album cover definitely depicts.

    Next up is Nasa and Karniege team up with the album, “From The Left” which will show you what is right.

    From Karniege Myspace: The combination of Karniege’s gruff hard-delivered rhymes and Nasa’s heavy progressive beats is something that has been brewing for a minute.

    Last but not least is the The Invizzibl Men (MarQ Spekt and Karniege) with the album, “The Unveiling” combining two of the hardest working in the underground.

    From BackwoodzStudioz.com: The result is a ferociously hard rap record bristling with gunmetal beats and lyrics still dripping spraypaint.

    If you pick up all of these releases then you will have all you need to prepare you after the chaos. Karniege is not here to destroy but to rebuild your confidence in music.

    Karniege Painting