The scissor move, new album by Jedi Mind Tricks, my girlfriend and I breaking up (thanks for all the support emails so far), how to take the best MySpace pictures… lots of other stuff.

• Jedi Mind Tricks >>‘Shadow Business’
• Copywrite >>‘Die Another Day’
• Alias & Ehren >>‘Cobblestoned Waltz’

I’m trying to fit in a nice Sirius logo in this podcast template here but I can’t seem to make it work right… pending, pending.

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Last Friday I rocked SIRIUS with some serious verbal vitriol, in the form of seven hip hop underground kings and queens. Shockingly high amounts of endorphin in a nifty 24 minute package.

• Black Market Militia - ‘Think Market’
• Psalm One - ‘Rest in Peace’
• Vakill - ‘Flow Fever’
• Army of the Pharaohs - ‘All Shall Perish’
• MED - ‘Pressure’
• Del - ‘If You Must’
• Jean Grae - ‘Style Wars’

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I recorded this just before PodCamp. Is it still relevant??? WHO KNOWS?????

• Links forthcoming!

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Oh yeah, and don’t forget about these GoDaddy promo codes if you need any. Show the love.

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There are two kinds of people in the world: Those with clean white shoes, and those with dirty white shoes.

• P.O.S. - ‘Stand Up’
• Outerspace - ‘Conspiracy Theory’
• Wise Intelligent - ‘Genocide’
• The Notwist - ‘Consequence’

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If you’re an eMusic member, check out this free sampler of music from the Pitchfork Music Festival. It includes junk from Ghislain Poirier, Cage, as well as about 20 other artists, all of which you can pick up at no charge if you’re a member.

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Ok, check this out - I have this podcast transcript available right here. Isn’t that nuts? Thanks to CC for hooking me up with Michelle, who’s doing ‘em.

Boy, these podcasts just keep coming, don’t they? Unbelievable. Thank God they absolutely rule.

• Sean Price - ‘Shake Down’
• Louis Logic - ‘Fair Weather Fan’
• Busdriver - ‘Unemployed Black Astronaut’

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I put this out a number of days ago. I’ve been working crazy hard so I haven’t blogged it up until now… if you were subscribed (through iTunes maybe), you would have it already! :)

• Mr Lif - Heavy Artillery
• I totally don’t remember what else. I swear I’ll update this soon.

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Peanut Butter Wolf just came out with a remixed a set of Stones Throw tracks for an upcoming CD, Chrome Children. Half the tracks are from the CD, and the other half “are just plain dope.”

Go suck on the teet of the hardworkin class, you freeloaders.

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Sweating. It’s monsoon season here in Montreal. More later when I’m not dying.

• Genelec and Memphis Reigns - “Sakura”
• Sage Francis - “Slow Down Ghandi”
• Canibus - “Give It More”
• Edan - “Rock n Roll feat Dagha”

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eMusic’s service has become the second largest in the world, proving once more that independent, DRM-free music is what more music consumers are looking for. eMusic “sells monthly subscriptions, and those numbers have doubled since December, to 200,000. The company averages downloads of 5 million songs monthly,” as USA Today reported Sunday. The free downloads when you start up must be helping, too.

As for me, I’ll be making slight changes to this blog’s layout in the coming few days, adding a bunch of albums into the sidebar that I’ve been feeling recently. I’ve always felt that some of the music I play is under-represented in terms of airplay - I try to play as much of a variety as possible, and rarely play an artist more than two or three times. So this’ll be a way to remedy that and, whenever possible, I’ll try to link to eMusic - I love that they provide an alternative that basically proves the record industry wrong in terms of what can and cannot be done.

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