Warring Factions 2009 documentary

Saturday, 14 November 2009

As forces in American government and media have fueled the perception of an unavoidable war with Iran, Warring Factions is a call to (dis)arms. An American-born Iranian breakdancer finds cultural awakening by exploring his multi-ethnic roots. Faced with dual nationality in two conflicting countries, he travels to Iran to examine the political issues first-hand while exploring his cultural identity with a group of Iranian b-boys. By combining documentary and studio reenactments, Warring Factions looks at the blurring of world borders, and the looming threat of another war in the Middle East."

Proof that our culture really does transcend race, politics, and gender!!
This is deep deep shit.

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THE GET DOWN - BBOY CASPER & BBOY SMURF DVD-RIP

Featuring the best breakin’ in the world along with:
Five Masked Friends Terrorize Japan
SHUT UP
8 Tricks in 52 Seconds
Runnin’ Scared: Episode 1
History of Dance

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City Vs City 5 dvdrip

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bboy summit 9 dvdrip 2003

HomeGrown UK hip hop exhibition. Urbis Manchester.

Saturday, 7 November 2009

HomeGrown: The Story of UK Hip Hop is the first major exhibition to chronicle, in depth, the development of the UK Hip Hop scene.

Looking back over three decades, the exhibition tells the story of how a generation of youth took the spirit of the Bronx block party and fused it with their own uniquely British influences. In doing so it shows how a US subculture featuring art, politics, rhyme, dance and music was adopted, adapted and embraced to create a powerful, complex, cultural force, this side of the
Atlantic.

Working with the UK's most influential figures in Hip Hop the exhibition brings together the rare, remarkable and irreplaceable in Hip Hop photography, music, film and fashion from the best private collections. The list of people who have contributed varies from Malcolm Maclaren, RodneyP, Cookie Pryce of the Cookie Crew to graff heads like Steam, Part2, Fade 2 and bboys like Broken Glass Benji Reid.

There are film screenings of films such as Bombin', live music. live bboying, the lot. The show runs till march 2010. Catch more info here
BEST OF ALL ITS FREE...

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Black Dynamite DVDrip

Blaxploitation cinema was huge in the '70s and defined an era of films that explored the ghetto life of pimps and pushers that generally involved using excessive force and violence to fight crime, usually brought on by the Man (a white man with power out to keep the black man down). Films like Shaft, Foxy Brown, Superfly, and Black-Belt Jones are among the classics of the genre. Now, more than 30 years later, director Scott Sanders and writer/star Michael Jai White, out of their love and respect for all things blaxploitation, have put together the ultimate blaxploitation tribute with Black Dynamite, a well-played throwback to the genre.

Unlike I'm Gonna Git You Sucka, Black Dynamite isn't a spoof of blaxploitation cinema, but rather a shot-by-shot recreation. With the grainy film-grade, the funky fresh music, the hair styles, the wide collars and bell bottoms, the zoom-happy camera work, and ultra-cheesy dialogue, Black Dynamite takes you out of 2009 and drops you in to 1974. White and Sanders address every detail about what makes the blaxploitation film enjoyable and charming, including boom mics dipping into the frame, stuntmen being replaced in the middle of a scene, stock footage used for every exploding car or big-action sequence, and using the lyrics of the soundtrack to help narrate the action on the screen. It's in the details where Black Dynamite seems to excel the most, making the film actually look and feel like a low-budget blaxploitation flick from the '70s.

Its the shit..so download it.

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radio show: Lennies 1 year anniversary special

It is over two and a half years since I started up the radio show , handing it over to Lennie for him to make it his own with his speciality, the live rhyme element, which drew in new listeners.
Last night we celebrated the 1 year anniversary of Lennie doing the show round at his yard, with friends and special guests.
As anyone who does radio shows knows, Lennie put alot of hard work in finding decent real hip hop tracks in a time when you have to listen to 30 lps just to get 3 nice tracks out of them. Your time really gets devoted to each weeks show, trying to make each one different. Lennie went all out on this weeks show.
What the show turned into was an amazing 2hr live set from special guests Reach Da Reapa and Acas 13 and TSone who make up the crew, The Mantis Chapter and of course the in-house mc's, Suspekt.
It was great fun as always, and thanks to all those who dropped into the chatroom or have tuned in live every friday from 8pm till 10pm on http://www.globalfunkradio.com/

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Warring Factions 2009 documentary

THE GET DOWN - BBOY CASPER & BBOY SMURF DVD-RIP

City Vs City 5 dvdrip

bboy summit 9 dvdrip 2003

HomeGrown UK hip hop exhibition. Urbis Manchester.

Black Dynamite DVDrip

radio show: Lennies 1 year anniversary special

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