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Bars & Books: Rapsody’s 'God’s Gotta Afro & Gold Hoops' Listening Session
Come join us at Brooklyn Public Library’s Brooklyn Heights branch for a special live Bars & Books listening session with Grammy nominated rapper Rapsody for her latest release, God’s Gotta Afro & Gold Hoops. Throughout the night we will gather to unpack standout lyrics, themes of Rapsody’s writing, and dig into the ideas and experiences that shaped the record. Central to that conversation is Rapsody’s engagement with Sister Souljah’s powerful memoir, No Disrespect.
Z ulicy na scenę. Moje życie i Wu-Tang Clan
Od mroku nowojorskich ulic po blask wielkiej sceny. Poznaj historię człowieka, który stworzył brzmienie Wu-Tang Clanu Corey Woods, znany całemu światu jako Raekwon the Chef, to prawdziwa ikona. Jest raperem, którego uwielbiają miliony i którego szanuje każdy artysta w branży. Jego unikalny styl, filmowa narracja i niesamowite teksty ukształtowały współczesny hip-hop.
9 Audiobooks for Dads Who Love Dad Jokes
9 Audiobooks for Dads Who Love Dad Jokes Have you heard this one?: A man walks into a bar…”Ouch!” How about that review of The Hobbit? Everybody’s Tolkien about it. Alright, alright, we’ll stop with the dad jokes. But not for long, because Father’s Day (June 18) is coming up fast. And for dads who love to laugh, we have audiobooks written and read by comedians who know how to keep the good times coming (and who mix in smart and soulful introspection as well).
Next Week in Music | Nov. 29 - Dec. 5 • New Books
Radiohead and Raekwon. Joshua Tree and Jamming. Roky and record stores. Graham and graphic novels. If you haven’t already finished (or started) Christmas shopping for the music lover in your life, here are a few more options for your list. Read all about ’em: Kid A Mnesia: A Book of Radiohead Artwork By Thom Yorke & Stanley Donwood THE EDITED PRESS RELEASE: “Whilst these records were being conceived, rehearsed, recorded and produced, Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood made hundreds of images.
'N Sync: Weird Scenes Inside the Glitter Factory
The members of ‘N Sync are at their very own Neverland Ranch: the 32,000-square-foot (and growing) lakeside Orlando home of their manager, Johnny Wright, which also serves as the headquarters for his company, the Wright Stuff. The living room is packed with arcade games ranging from Ms. Pac-Man to Mortal Kombat, an old-fashioned Coke machine, a pool table, foosball, two varieties of air hockey (with and without little plastic men) and a sound system bookended by six-foot speakers.
The Christina Aguilera Story (So Far)
CHRISTINA AGUILERA is strapped into the back seat of a black stretch limousine like a sapphirering in a jewelry box. She is tiny – five feet two in heels – with white-blond hair, swimming-pool-blue eyes, a waist as big around as big around as a football and hands that look small enough to fish a contact lens out of a drain. She is being chauffeured through Westchester County, New York, on her way home to a new apartment on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
Rolling Stone interviews Dr. Dre and talks about his solo albums, discovering Eminem and recording with Nine Inch Nails.
Dr. Dre has lived it. With N.W.A, he blazed a trail for gangsta rap in the late Eighties before striking out on his own with 1992’s The Chronic, which defined the West Coast sound. But that was a long time ago. Since his first and only solo album, Dre, who is now thirty five, has directed videos, left Death Row Records, produced a bunch of rappers, discovered a bona fide star in Eminem and even mixed a song on the new Nine Inch Nails record.
Rolling Stone's cover story features Trent Reznor
1994 was the year Trent Reznor released The Downward Spiral, an unsettling opus that details one man's descent to near self-destruction. It was also the year Toad the Wet Sprocket had a Top Ten hit, O.J. Simpson was chased on TV and Kurt Cobain committed suicide. It was only five years ago. but pop music has the life span of a Sea Monkey – maybe even shorter.
Q&A: Eddie Van Halen
HIS NAME IS EDWARD VAN HALEN, but he's better known as Eddie "Fuckin' " Van Halen — a god to Bill and Ted and millions of other guitar freaks. For more than twenty years, Eddie's been at the center of the Van Halen circus, living the bacchanalian rock life: He married a hot TV star (Valerie Bertinelli), built his own studio (5150), named his son Wolfgang and had a robust booze habit that made for a hell of a show onstage and just plain hell at home.
Slipknot: Highway to Hell
The shirtless, sunburned man with one broken arm ignores the cop in front of him. "Sir, if you don't leave this area, I'll take you in on drunk and disorderly," the officer says as the man runs up to the ticket takers at the gates of the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Charlotte, North Carolina. "I've got to find my wife!" he yells. "Can you let me in to find my wife?" The temperature is well into the nineties, the air is soupy with humidity, and only three of Ozzfest's twelve hours have passed.
Jennifer the Conqueror
The Red Cube is red, small and boxy and hot. It is London's newest club, and it is also ear-shreddingly loud and stuffed to the gills with swilling Brits. Jennifer Lopez and her crew flow through the crowd, escorted by a man in a suit to a private room just off the dance floor.
Eminem: The Rolling Stone Interview
In a lounge chair in the presidential suite of a Detroit hotel, Eminem sits as he always does: leaning back in his chair, his legs wide apart, eyes straight ahead. He's dressed head to toe in Air Jordan. Sometimes, he suddenly leans forward to emphasize a point, tucking his hand under his chin or gesturing with a pointed finger, the way he does onstage.
Boek | Slash - Slash, Anthony Bozza
From one of the greatest rock guitarists of our era comes a memoir that redefines sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll.For the first time ever, Slash tells the tale that has yet to be told from the inside: how the legendary band Guns N' Roses came together, how they wrote the music that defined an era, how they survived insane, never-ending tours, how they survived themselves, and, ultimately, how it all fell apart.
Slipknot: Highway to Hell
The shirtless, sunburned man with one broken arm ignores the cop in front of him. “Sir, if you don’t leave this area, I’ll take you in on drunk and disorderly,” the officer says as the man runs up to the ticket takers at the gates of the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Charlotte, North Carolina. “I’ve got to find my wife!” he yells. “Can you let me in to find my wife?” The temperature is well into the nineties, the air is soupy with humidity, and only three of Ozzfest’s twelve hours have passed.
Andre 3000 and Big Boi on 'Stankonia'
The sound of music has changed today because you got kids on totally different drugs,” says Andre 3000. Andre was born Andre Benjamin but answers to Dre as well as Possum Allawishes Jenkins and Nookie Blossumgang III. He is twenty-five. He is one-half of OutKast, unquestionably the most creative duo in hip-hop today. He is also on a roll about this drugs-and-music thing. “First, everybody was doing the weed thing, and shit was slower,” he says.
1999 Rolling Stone Cover Story
The Michigan rapper, who calls himself Eminem — and whose debut, The Slim Shady LP, sold 480,000 copies in its first two weeks — was a $5.50-an-hour cook in a Detroit grill before his obscenity-strewn, gleefully violent, spastic, hilarious and demented rhymes landed him in the studio with rap honcho Dr. Dre. The blue-eyed MC is dealing with the instant fame and simultaneous criticism well enough — much better, actually, than he is dealing with the fifth of Bacardi he downed an hour ago.
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