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egotripland

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Provocateurs. Sabateurs. Authors. Creators. TV producers. Dope move-makers. and The Arrogant Voice of Musical Truth.
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We've got a few ego trip 10th Anniversary Biz posters for sale. $50 each plus $6.50 first class postage w/in the continental US (PayPal only). We originally made 500 of these back in '04, we sold some at the time & put ‘em in storage & then lost a whole bunch in a Hurricane Sandy flood a few years ago. So when these are gone they're *CL Smooth voice* gooonnnnne. Features everyone from Preemo, Adrock, Mos & Kweli, Eminem, Big Daddy Kane, Too Short, El-P, Madlib & Lootpak, M.O.P., Bobbito, Run & DMC, Beanie Sigel, Lovebug Starski, Fat Joe, Debi Mazar, Guru (RIP), Pun (RIP) & more chillin’ w/ the Biz doll from Masta Ace’s “Me & the Biz” vid. Makes a great stocking stuffer. Email us if you wants: egotripland@gmail.com ✌️

#biz markie#Ego Trip
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"East Village Eye was a monthly magazine that produced 72 issues from 1979 through 1987, focusing on the music, art, film, words, performance and social movements of the era, much of which was being made in the neighborhood it called home. The magazine is known today for its uncanny and prescient sense of culture´s evolution and direction, fluidly moving between the street, the avant-garde and the world at large."

- PRINTED MATTER.

#east village eye#hip hop#music#afrika bambaataa
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We set the evening off with this gem. First generation copy!! Looked amazing on the big screen! #ReckinShop #filmmatic @redbullmusicacademy (at Landmark Sunshine Cinema)

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Grandmaster Flash by Joe Stevens for NME (1981)

The South Bronx lies just across a thin stretch of the Harlem River from Manhattan, but it could be worlds away. Year by year Manhattan becomes more and more an island of privilege, the Bronx a wasteland.

Cypress Avenue, the South Bronx, does not conform to one’s image of the typical urban ghetto. It’s not crowded and chocked, it’s never been industrialised. The street doesn’t give you that boxed-in feeling. There is space and sun and air. But the evidence of advanced decay is everywhere. The buildings at the end of the block are abandoned, their windows smashed or boarded up. Garbage and rubble is piled on the sidewalk. The vacant lots that dot the landscape are also strewn with rubble.

Grandmaster Flash lives on this block.

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