K. Strick interviewing Nate Robinson of The New York Knicks @ Knicks training facility in Tarrytown, NY.

I’ve got writer’s block right now & the delivery guy hasn’t arrived with my fitty sack o’ Kush….

*Ahem* ….I mean, my fitty sack of creative stimulants  ; - ]

My bong runs dry, so I’m stuck.

They say a picture’s worth a thousand words, right?

Well, instead of writin’ a bunch o’ meaningless bullshit, I’ll use photos to illustrate what’s poppin’ with me.

Concert-wise, I always have backstage access.  Membership has it’s priviledges.

 PAID DUES CONCERT. NOKIA THEATER, NYC, 6/4/08.

Click this link "HERE" to read all about it at The Smoking Section…

(Photos By Eric Russ a.k.a. E-Boogie)

Khalid Strickland & one of my idols… the greatest MC ever, Rakim Allah (Once I interview him, I’ll retire) Read the rest of this entry »

George Bush: Episode One is still my favorite part in the George Bush trilogy, much like the original Godfather.  It’s a classic, and just  seeing it again brought me back to a nostalgic and magical time when those fun-lovin’ Decepticons were splitting skulls with hammers on the subway trains, when there were still legions of hookers in Hell’s Kitchen and you could catch a double feature at a Times Square (Pre-Disney) movie theater for $6…   so what if there were fiends lighting up crack pipes two rows behind you?

True, the special-effects in George Bush: Episode Two were better than the first one, and it made a hell of a lot more money, but the performances in the sequel just weren’t as powerful.  Like that scene in Episode Two where Bush flies in on the fighter jet and lands on the aircraft carrier?

Or the part where he says "Mission Accomplished" at the supposed end of The Iraq War?  He wasn’t convincing.  You could tell he was acting.  In Episode One, the original Bush was a good actor.  My favorite part was when they asked him if his administration sold weapons to Iran and he said: "I don’t recall."

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