LYCOS RETRIEVER Retriever Home  |  What is Lycos Retriever?  

1. The Alchemist -- Books
   The Alchemist is one of East Coast America’s top hip-hop producers. He has produced songs for artists including Mobb Deep ("Got it Twisted"), Jadakiss ("We Gon’ Make It"), Prodigy ("Keep It Thoro"), Nas ("Book Of Rhymes"), Linkin Park, Snoop Dogg ("Hey Girl"), Ludacris, Ghostface Killah, Big Daddy Kane as well as alternative acts such as Morcheeba.
2. Point Blank -- Dhb Industries
   Point Blank is one of the UK’s leading music colleges, boasting veteran music industry tutors who aim to explain modern technology to students who want to focus on music, not maintenance. The college recently became an Apple Authorised Training Centre for Education (AATCe) and offers a range of courses in music engineering, production, DJing, radio and studio work.
3. Tony Yayo -- Release
   Tony Yayo's mothers home was shot yesterday evening around midnight, sources say. No shots were heard so silencers may have been used. Yayo was charged last month with misdemeanor assault and one count of endangering the welfare of a minor. Yayo was released on $5,000 bail and is scheduled to return to court on Apr. 25.
4. Hip Hop Honeys -- Artists
   NEW YORK, April 28 /PRNewswire/ -- NYC's #1 Hip Hop and R&B radio station, HOT 97 FM (WQHT), today announced that it will present its 13th annual Summer Jam concert on Sunday, June 4th at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. The Queen of R&B and Hip Hop Soul, Mary J. Blige along with Jamie Foxx, Busta Rhymes, Sean Paul, Chris Brown, Ne-Yo, T.I., Young Jeezy, Mobb Deep, Dem Franchize Boys, Jermaine Dupri, Three 6 Mafia, Remy Martin and The Dipset are among the star-studded lineup of Hip Hop and R&B artists who are scheduled to perform with additional performers to be announced shortly.
5. Tupac Shakur -- World Records
   In the latest issue of Rolling Stone magazine (issue #746, with Tupac Shakur on the cover) is a free five-minute Rolling Stone phonecard. The front of the card is the cover of Rolling Stone double issue #738/739, with Jenny McCarthy of MTV. It is attached to a small piece of card stock with more information on the card. It is a five-minute card, and is rechargeable by credit card. Time is provided by Frontier Communications, and the card is distributed through Nu Tel Worldwide Communications (NYC). The card has an exposed PIN number, and expires 9/1/97.
6. Prodigy -- Chris York
   In 2004, the Prodigy released Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned, signalling a return to their old days. It was in many ways a concept album, detailing men who made great sacrifices in the name of moral sanctity. Notable singles include Spitfire (about a man who drives planes into women), Wake Up Call (Howlett issuing a "wake up call" to all the non-believers about the sanctity of Christ) and Girls (about a man who travels the world, preaching the Gospel to young girls). The album was panned by Satanists, but their fanbase was delighted.
7. The Alchemist -- Dilated Peoples
   The Alchemist's Eyrie centers on a tower built by and for Durzh by his people. Here, in relative seclusion, Durzh was able to perform research and develop his strange concoctions, undisturbed by the noise and earthshaking industry common in large dwarven underground cities. Since his research and wares were very valuable to the dwarves, he was given a garrison of soldiers to guard the fort, although they had to abide by his rather strict rules of conduct.
8. Clue -- Dj Clue
   Not really a DJ in the "turntablist" sense, Clue's specialty is mix-tapes, which he's been cranking out since 1990. Easily identified by his tendency to shout his name over the intros to songs, Clue's tapes have often sported exclusive freestyles and unreleased mixes from some of the biggest names in the industry. After paying dues and building a rep in the highly competitive NYC tape circuit, Clue released his first major label compilation in 1998 with The Professional. In 2000 he came back with Backstage, a collection of tunes inspired by the film.
9. Lloyd Banks -- New York
   Lloyd Banks is back in the game with the help of G-Unit's DJ Whoo Kid on this new official, independently artist-sanctioned CD from the G-Unit's young lyricist. The metaphor-slinging Southside Queens representative has been particularly silent since dropping his sophomore album Rotten Apple back in October 2007. But back with his first release in a while, Banks hits his fans with another installment of freestyles, original tracks and all-out bangers.
10. Rammstein -- Albums
    Rammstein is currently mixing a "Mutter" of a new album in Sweden. Worldwide release for "Mutter" (German or "Mother") is tentatively set for early April. The spokesperson confirmed that the group is ... trying to ready a single for a pre-Christmas release, but added that those plans are also tentative

« PreviousPage 1 of 4 Next »

SEARCH

Retriever Web