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Sheridan

21st August 2002, 21:49

you know who is an outstanding dj that I never thought about until I saw;

Biz Markie. I saw him on the smokin grooves tour a few years back and he was dropping the illest hip hop beats I had ever heard. very good technical skills as well.
"nobody beats the biz.."

amble

21st August 2002, 22:22

jazzy jeff has just released an album called "the magnificent".

don't know if i would like to listen to it but critics were not so bad.

and as we are on "prince of bell air", that guy that plays carlton also 'stars' in "C2 Killerinsect" - a real trash classic. he plays some rude ghetto-guy which is highly amuzing when you just know him from the tv series. word!

Will O The Wisp

21st August 2002, 23:04

noo, Carlton as "rude ghetto-guy " ???
man, i have to see it :)))

MUX

22nd August 2002, 10:23

yeah.. that does sound weird... did he drop the silly polo jumper? it seems that fresh prince kept alot of us amusied a while ago eh?

gunjack

22nd August 2002, 10:41

he did a jam with masters at work which was kinda kewl!

wheezer

22nd August 2002, 11:23

yeh, jazzy jeff is involved with a lot of contemporary electronic musicians in the philly area, there was some article in the german groove magazine that mentioned that he's sharing a building / studio space with a bunch of other cats...

hey jeff invented the transformer scratch, of course he's a good dj :!

have to check carltons rude-ghetto guy attire as well I believe...

Will O The Wisp

22nd August 2002, 11:56

@MUX
yea, Prince of Bell Air was (and is) a cult comedy in some group here in my town, my friend was recording EVERY episode on video ;)

amble

22nd August 2002, 12:39

Originally posted by MUX
yeah.. that does sound weird... did he drop the silly polo jumper?

he did as far as i can remember. http://i.imdb.com/Photos/CMSIcons/N/000/53/55/Headshot.gif

btw i just saw that C2 Killerinsect is just the european/german title. original title was "Ticks", heres (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0108339) some backround info (if the link works).

old skool

22nd August 2002, 12:44

I grew up with the 'Prince Of Bel Air' and I still like to watch it now on the never ending reruns ... never missed an episode.

Sad twat aren't I ......

Sheridan

22nd August 2002, 13:47

I used to watch the prince in secret because I didn't want my friends to know I liked it...

MUX

22nd August 2002, 14:09

see! hehehe dont worry guys u are not alone.. when i was a kid..
it was almost fashionable to talk about last nites episode at school ! will smith status nowadays is horrible.. the dog has better acting then him in MIB2..

amble

22nd August 2002, 22:15

re: will smith. has anyone seen "ali" yet? was it good?

i wouldn't normally pay money to see a will smith movie but it was directed by michael mann who has done some very good ones in the past ("heat", "insider",..)

MUX

23rd August 2002, 10:07

saw it but i wasnt amazed by it... the story works out quite fine.. and he really does the part fine.. but it still so will smith.. still.. he's like a built up & almost fat fresh prince

the funny bit... it a Cassuis Clay Biog.. he is a great friends of malcolm X.. he was going with him the day he was shot... oh really? they didnt say that in the malcolm X movie biog!

Lady E

23rd August 2002, 10:09

i like fresh prince too and i know all the words to the theme

MUX

23rd August 2002, 10:20

actually.. i kinda thing i do too!
i used to love the way he spins his head around after he rings the doorbell... :)

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i came back and added it... hope u can hear it on all yr silly Macs :)

Tomoki

23rd August 2002, 11:06

Hey cool MUX, I can hear it on my PC. I like to hear the music at work.You are a genius to add all the nice things to the board

MUX

23rd August 2002, 12:11

i prefer to just stick whatever were on about into the board, cause it kinda silly sending ppl out of the baord to see something that small.. viva my html text editor.. and cristian letting us post html..

we kinda get front row seats for every show , literally

old skool

23rd August 2002, 12:36

I'll be quite honest here and I still think Will Smith is great. Ok he's made a couple of duff films here and there, and his latest music ain't up to much but still makes me laughA and doesn't come across as a hollywood arsehole. He loves his family and kids and does stuff for charity...

Sheeat .... I think I fancy Will Smith.

I knew them strange feelings I used to get when I saw him in his multi-colour trackies were wrong ...

Loz

23rd August 2002, 17:57

ok, here goes, this is from memory..

Now this is a story all about how my life got flipped and turned upside down. I'd like to take a minute, just sit right there, I'll tell you all about how I became the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

In West Philadephlia I was born and raised, in the playground was where I spent most of my days. Chillin' out, maxing, relaxing all cool, shooting b-ball outside of the school.

When a couple of guys, up to no good, starting causing trouble in my neighbourhood. I got in one little fight and my mum got scared, she said "You're moving with your auntie and uncle in Bel-Air."

I whistled for a cab, and when I can near, I saw the license plate said 'Fresh' and there were dice on the mirror. If anything I'd say that this cab was rare, but I thought nah, forget it, yo home, to Bel-Air!

I pulled up to a house about seven or eight and I yelled to the cabbie "yo home, smell you later." I looked at my kingdom and I was finally there, to sit on my throne as the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

Believe it or not, When I was a teenager, I used to watch Fresh Prince of Bel-Air with my mum on Tuesday nights. She enjoyed it too. My mum is cool.

Lady E

27th August 2002, 13:29

correct!
yes i have to say i like will too. what was that song he wrote for his son, god i used to cry every time i heard it, especially the line where he says " and you can cry, there aint no shame in it"

thats me. sentimental as fuck.

MUX

27th August 2002, 13:31

im really really really trying not to giggle there emma.. but ya got me.. mfriad!

old skool

27th August 2002, 13:33

Now there's nowt wrong with being sentimental .... have you ever seen The Green Mile ??

If you don't cry after seeing that, you ain't human ... its official.

MUX

27th August 2002, 13:40

well... green mile didn't touch me much... ( im not into guys that through up bees.. & to tell ya the truth i really hate tom ' give me that oscar' hanks beacuase well... he look for oscar parts in movies... well except 'Big' ) but even though u know the story so well... baz luhrmans' romeo & juliet did... the film just looks so fab.. and the end scene is a total cinematic build up of emotion

that and chris rocks ' bigger and blacker'.. well not emotional tears :)

hmmm... wierd topic twist comin.. films that make ya cry!!??
we havent had a good movie topic recently.. i guess il post one then

erik_s

30th August 2002, 22:00

Originally posted by MUX
[B]...i used to love the way he spins his head around after he rings the doorbell... :)

word! how does he do it? i guess im not the only one breaking my neck while watching fresh prince...

guillaume

4th September 2002, 15:14

hmm....
must've cried in my sleep then :)

Lady E

5th September 2002, 12:01

films that make me cry
it would be quicker to post about films that dont make me cry.
im a sucker for hollywood / british schmaltzy shit
and what we always call "the triumph of the human spirit"
my boyfriend just can tbelieve what he's seeing with me sometimes and laughs at me which makes me laugh and cry at the same time

my favourite is officer and a gentleman, i can cry for half an hour before that starts ,all the way through and then a good half an hour afterwards
i watched dirty dancing on tv the other day - it was all bollocks but they got me in the end
little women
brassed off
four weddings
beaches, oh you know the type of thing, chick flicks i think they call it. emotional porn. its the same thing, its a release, its very enjoyable and you feel better, but perhaps cheaper afterwards.

im the emotional type, so i like wallowing in it.

r_v

5th September 2002, 12:15

Has anyone out there ever seen the full length version of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air intro? There's a whole other verse in the middle of the song where he begs his mom to let him stay in Philly and stuff. It was only ever on one or two episodes. Or did I just imagine it...

old skool

5th September 2002, 12:20

No you're quite right. I think it was in the really, really early episodes and then it got shortened as time went on....

Aaah the good old days.

My TV viewing at that time on BBC2 consisted of Fresh Prince @ 18:00, Dance Energy @ 18:30, and Reportage after that.

I think ...

Good old Janet Street Porter ......

7875

5th September 2002, 22:58

i got a little choked up watching Amelie the other night (the scene where the guy sees his box of souveniers from when he was a kid). i know, i know...gotta toughen up, eh?

old skool

6th September 2002, 08:04

Amelie.... top film.

Gorgeous girl too .....

emef

6th September 2002, 13:53

Originally posted by emma
i watched dirty dancing on tv the other day - it was all bollocks but they got me in the end

i must say the scene in dirty dancing when baby jumps off the stage into patrick swazees arms is a bit of a choker.
the theme "i`ve had the time of my life" is a bit of an anthem for me..... sad but true

old skool

6th September 2002, 14:11

That end bit in Ghost has me crying like a girl every fookin' time ....

deccard

6th September 2002, 15:21

the last unicorn is my week point...*sniff*

Sheridan

6th September 2002, 22:16

or the part in a neverending story when the nothing destroyed everything and all there is are rocks in space, and then behold your eyes it is the palace still intact and standing!!

honestly for me I get a bit misty eyed when I watch the last temptation of christ and willem dafoe is carying the cross through the streets on his way to golgotha and peter gabriel's passion is playing. then the film slows and the two women turn back and laugh at him and he looks up to the sky...the scene sends fuckin shivers in me everytime!!

pille'ocheoni

6th September 2002, 22:32

SAY MY NAME! SAY MY NAME SABASTIAN, SAY MY NAME!!!!!!http://images.amazon.com/images/P/6303212395.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg I USED TO WATCH THIS MOVIE EVERY DAY OVER AND OVER AND STILL I WATCH IT OVER AND OVER.

Lady E

9th September 2002, 16:29

i love "ive had the time of my life" too emef. ho ho ho.

cristian LOVES never ending story. he always used to go on about it

i did enjoy last temptation of christ but i love religious films anyway especially Jesus of Nazareth as i went to a convent school and we used to watch it every easter, all 8 hours of it
and there were a lot of tears shed

Tomoki

9th September 2002, 18:35

Never ending story „die unendliche Geschichte“ is a masterpiece, but did anyone of you saw Momo, as well from Michael Ende?

jukka

9th September 2002, 18:57

off course i have seen momo....it is a masterpiece as well imo.
i loved this movie when i was young :)

Tomoki

9th September 2002, 19:36

The same with me, good childhood memories.

I was afraid of the smoking man and loved the turtle Cassiopeia, perhaps it was because I'm a big turtle fan, we had two at home.

Ruben A

9th September 2002, 19:42

I only remember sesamstrasse from the german teli!

What were the figures names...can´t remember!?

pille'ocheoni

9th September 2002, 20:40

labyrinth-stariing david bowie,jennifer connelly.

the ewok adventure's-the movie also.

david the gnome-cartoon early 80's"i dont know if europeans had the pleasure!.

the dark crystal-brian frouds creations-and his wife's input too."she did all the background anima,and most of the puppetry,along with jim hensons crew.

all the other never ending stories2,3,4-which sucked really bad if i say so.

fairies-english film done in the mid 90's-not sure if thats spelled right

theres more but just cant think today.if you love the silver age and enjoy all the brian froud stuff,you should check out his illiustated book's-they look like there for kids but no no,there for every one!

good fairies bad fairies-brian froud-classic!!!!!!!!
goblins etc...
and also theres a book out just about gnomes called"gnomes"-i love the stories,i read them to my nephew all the time.

pille'ocheoni

9th September 2002, 20:42

and heres wendy and brian's site!http://beam.to/froudhttp://www.worldoffroud.com/global_images/products/ACF966A.gif

Sheridan

9th September 2002, 21:40

I knew there was a neverending story part 2, but not a 3 and a 4!
they have shite written all over them.

LEFTHANDLOU

10th September 2002, 02:02

King Kong used to make me cry like a little school girl when I was a kid. You know when you see the shot up body of the king ape on the street at the end and that song would come on. Well my older brothers figured out that the song would have me in tears, so the used to torture me with that damn song.

BTW I saw the Time Machine movie last night, and it was better than I expected, some really cool scenes, I highly recomend smoking a fatty and watching this. some really cool effects. ITs not the greatest movie but by today's standards not too bad.

MUX

10th September 2002, 10:01

i just kinda knew deep down that CV was a never-ending story type of person .. that film really sticks to u

karitek

10th September 2002, 11:28

Originally posted by Sheridan
I knew there was a neverending story part 2, but not a 3 and a 4!
they have shite written all over them.

i guess they weren't kidding with the title...fucking love the first one - knew every word by heart when i was little.

dark crystal is top as well. i REALLY wanted to be the elfling girl when i was a kid.

still watch both of them on a semi-regular basis.

deccard

10th September 2002, 11:45

dark crystal had a much bigger effect on me than never ending story. got last year the engl. divx rip and was amazed by the voice of the storyteller. much better than the german one.
sad that jim henson´s movie was a flop at that time. i read that it broke his heart cause it was his big dream.

jukka

10th September 2002, 14:03

Originally posted by Ruben A
I only remember sesamstrasse from the german teli!

What were the figures names...can´t remember!?

samson,ernie,bert,tiffy (or tiffany??).......i can only remember this at the moment....:!

pille'ocheoni

10th September 2002, 18:39

what the hell is this sesamstrasse. it looks like your talking about sesame street,do they talk in german?that would be interesting to see!

jukka

10th September 2002, 18:51

hehehe.....yep
sesame street=sesamstrasse
they do talk in german.....i think it is originally german.

Sheridan

10th September 2002, 18:54

do the characters have german translation?? I mean do they call him snuffleuphagous? or do they translate it to be the german equivalent of "large orange hairy elephant".

what is grouch in german?

jukka

10th September 2002, 19:13

i think snuffleuphagous is samson in germany (but samson is no elephant....mhhh........??...) .
translation for grouch is meckerer/nörgler (but none character have this name in german if it is a name in english !?!).

Sheridan

10th September 2002, 19:22

yeah oscar the grouch is this dirty green muppet that lives in a garbage can. he is usually sleeping but when he is a wake all he does is complain about everything. he is my favorite character. him and bert and ernie, because I think it was pretty brave for sesame street to intergrate a homosexual couple into the story lines at a time when homosexuallity wasn't as widely accepted.

jukka

10th September 2002, 19:25

yep, in german he is called oskar aus der mülltonne :D :D

btw i didn't like him much when i was young an ha**y.
bert was my favourite character.

pille'ocheoni

10th September 2002, 22:50

FUNNY>FUNNY>YEAH SESAME WAS GOOD BUT WHAT ABOUT MR ROGERS<OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH><AHHHHHHHHHHH>YOU GUYS REMEBER,THE TROLLY AND THE SWEATER RITUAL,FEEDING THE FISH AND MUMBLING ON AND ON ABOUT NOTHING.GREAT SHOW!http://www.ctw.org/sesamestreet/ CHECK THE SITE AND PLAY SOME KEYS-ITS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FUN.

MINE WAS THE COOKIE MONSTER -

Lady E

11th September 2002, 11:29

we all love sesame st
rad:
oscar, the count (my fave apart from oscar as he quite clearly rules), bert n ernie, cookie monster, 123456789101112, one of these kids is doing his own thing etc

wack:
BIG BIRD (wanker), mr snuffalufagus and all his family members - fuck off. elmo. kermit.

Lady E

11th September 2002, 11:31

oh yeah also "lets co-operate" and all the aliens make the cool list too

old skool

11th September 2002, 11:34

Them aliens ... are they the ones with the horns for noses that they parp or the ones that go "yerp, yerp, yep, yerp , yerp yip"....

And what about Grover ?

MUX

11th September 2002, 11:42

the aliens always stole the show...
THE HONKERS!
http://www.elmosplayground.com/friends/honkers.jpg
YARP YARP YARP!

dont forget Bob and Joe Martian!
http://www.elmosplayground.com/friends/martiansfood.gif

old skool

11th September 2002, 11:52

I agree..... a big phat Parp! for the Honkers.....

karitek

11th September 2002, 12:05

yeah, grover was quite cool as well...ahh...childhood :) brought to u by the letter....

my sister used to be scared to death by big bird...every night she used to have nightmares where he would eat her. she still doesn't like the guy - who came up with having a giant bird anyhow??

wheezer

11th September 2002, 12:39

dunno, jim henson-wise I think the swedish cook, gonzo & animal are the true-core mofos...

MUX

11th September 2002, 12:47

did anyone cover the jim henson funeral footage?
he had kermit and big bird singing 'it aint easy being green'

:)

old skool

11th September 2002, 13:09

A DJ (cannot remember who) played "It ain't easy being green" as the last tune of the night a while ago. I'm thinking it was Green Velvet but that would be way too obvious....

MUX

11th September 2002, 13:19

it might have been. il ask him cause we have him booked in a couple of weeks. how is his dj set?

never heard him spin.. only live
is he any good?

old skool

11th September 2002, 13:33

He's good mate.... seen him a few times both Live and DJ'ing. Quite twisted house and techno when DJ'ing but played that La La Land a bit too much last time I saw him. He tends to stick his headphones into the mixer and use it as a mic and talk some mad shit over it when DJ'ing which can only be a good thing as far as I'm concerned.

Last time I saw him was about a year ago in Manchester in the middle of September ... and he had this big conversational piece about the 11th towards the end. Whether you want to hear that after a heavy night out is up to yourself really ...

Live .... he's fucking ace. Especially when he plays tracks off his Constant Chaos album which pissed all over his latest one ....

Good choice though mate.

MUX

11th September 2002, 14:17

i totally agree with that constant choas bit... the alien abdubction song was outta this world... he really rocks when he wants to

i asked him if was a personal experiance and all i got were 'no comment' screams and giggled for 5 minutes...

but he aint as gay as rush eh? hehehehehe

old skool

11th September 2002, 14:26

Rush is from Chicago, Derrick Carter is from Chicago, Mr Velvet is from Chicago. Why Chicago is the gayest place I ever heard of....

I'm sure that's a que for a show-tune ....

Come to think of it, I think the music from Chicago is far better than Detroit ...

That's it. I'm gay. It's official. I was only declaring my love for Will Smith last week on this very board.

My girlfriend is gonna kill me.

Tomoki

11th September 2002, 17:33

Originally posted by MUX
the alien abdubction song was outta this world...

Do you know the surgeon mix of the abduction song? It’s more dance floor orientated and not so industrial like. But you’re right, the lyrics kicks ass

Aliens while making the dishes
lol lol

A while ago I heard a dialog between Ernie and Bert in a Dj set, too. They were talking about balloons:)

Sheridan

11th September 2002, 17:34

old skool, yer fucked mate.

pille'ocheoni

11th September 2002, 17:40

LOOPY,LOOPY...........

jukka

11th September 2002, 18:51

Originally posted by MUX
it might have been. il ask him cause we have him booked in a couple of weeks. how is his dj set?

never heard him spin.. only live
is he any good?

i saw him playing a dj-set once and must say it wasn't anything special....he played the typical techno records and la la land two or three times.

Sheridan

11th September 2002, 21:48

a little bit off subject but,
several years ago I saw Josh Wink play in DC. and this was right when that track Are you there? came out. it was the record release party actually. anyway josh came on and of course opened with are you there?. and proceeded to play the track umpteen times. if he wasn't actually playing the track itself, he was playing a vocal sample of it. so for like 2 hours all I heard was acid records with the man asking me if "I was there?". it got real old real fast. so needless to say I wasnt THERE very long.

pille'ocheoni

11th September 2002, 21:59

VERY FUNNY SHERIDAN,WHEN THAT REC CAME OUT I BOUGHT IT,I THOUGHT THAT VOCAL SAMPLE WAS COOL,OF WAY BACK IN 97,98 SOMETHING LIKE THAT.ANYWAYS JUST LAST YEAR WHEN I WAS LIVING IN SEATTLE,A FRIEND I WAS LIVING WITH AT THE TIME, SPUN SOME D&B AND HAD A SLOT SOME SATURDAY NIGHT.TURNS OUT THAT HE GOT SICK AND COULDNT PLAY THE SHOW-SO AS ONE CAN FIGURE I WAS ASKED TO SPIN,-WASNT REALLY INTO D&B JUST THE QUIRKY BROKEN STUFF-THATS PROBALLY WHY I DONT PLAY SO MUCH..- BUT ANYWAYS BACK AROUND WE GO-I FOUND THAT IN MY RECORDS BAG AND OPENED UP WITH IT ,AND AFTER THE SHOW PEOPLE WHERE "OW MY GOD THAT WAS SO COOL, WHERE DID YOU GET THAT" I LAUGHED AND GOT DRUNK.

Sheridan

11th September 2002, 22:04

I have to laugh everytime I hear it. he should have messed with it more. I have this wicked record by mike parker and there is a sort of break down part and this eerie vocoded sample comes on and asks "what are you doing here?" and then a girls vocoded sample comes on and states: "dancing". trully a fucked/funky record.

pille'ocheoni

11th September 2002, 22:16

IVE STUMBLED INTO THIS OLD RECORD STORE HERE IN TOWN AND FOUND SOME AWESOME OL RECS FROM THE 60'S,70'S ONE IS JUST TALKING TRIPY CLOWN SHIT(FIRESIGN THEATRE)"I THINK WERE ALL BOZOS ON THIS BUS"REALLY COOL STUFF.AND ALSO PICKED UP THE WHOLE 808 STATE COLLECTION FOR UNDER THIRTY BUCKS!AND THIS OLD LABEL"NETWORK-RHYTHMATIC BY ROBERT GORDON" CIRCA 1990-"DANCE MUSIC WITH BLEEPS:) ACCUALLY SUPRISINGLY DECENT MICROHOUSE EVEN BEFORE IT WAS "MICRO"COOL!