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Comment on RSS Feed by sarah

sarah — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 03:26:06 +0000

why is the font so small? I’m having a reall hard time reading anything on your site, which makes me sad!

Comment on Attic Beats 020 - Turntablism by mordecai

mordecai — Tue, 14 Mar 2006 02:02:49 +0000

Head 2 Head… DJ Revolution v.s. DJ Spinbad
^this was pretty dope.

Invasion of the Octopus People… Invisible Skratch Piklz
^one of my fav all-time turntablism tracks.

my anti-skate ALWAYS craps out on me! practically every time i DJ.
anyways, big ups to my man DJ Sagz & Laze.

Comment on Attic Beats 007 - Houston Hip-Hop from the Early-to-mid 1990s by jizzle

jizzle — Sat, 25 Feb 2006 17:27:30 +0000

I every now and then in my morning of my brother seagram, yes my real blood brother, I do a search through the internet to see if anyone besides myself thinks or still holds the tourch for him. I thank you and say any time you wanna halla please honor me. his spirit and self are greatly missed. I love you Big Bro and alwayz repp’n for you love little sis jizzle

Comment on Attic Beats 007 - Houston Hip-Hop from the Early-to-mid 1990s by Field Marshall Clifton

Field Marshall Clifton — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 17:00:19 +0000

Fuckin’ A!

I’m a Brit from Suffolk (East Coast nr. London) and i too remember the first time i saw Raheem’s dance floor video - i immediately went out and bought his tape (great stuff) - i remember corrupting young ladies by playing Raheem’s tracks to them through a chunky walkman on school bus trips! (Happy days) Then of course O.G Style and Bone Hard Productions plus of course the Geto boys were much sought after tapes back then. The handful of b-boys in my school use to scramble to get the latest Rap-a-Lot release until they started saturating the market with sub-standard stuff like ‘The Terrorists’ - the greatest thing about that tape was the intro - still good - but you can’t say much for the rest of the album!

Cheers old boy! You have brought back happy memories of being in my early teens - when feeling angry and pissed off was part of the game and Rap-a-lot tapes was the background music!

Big up!

Comment on Attic Beats 020 - Turntablism by Stilts

Stilts — Wed, 01 Feb 2006 23:08:48 +0000

Ragz bit my style…I taught him everything he knows and he ran with it…lol..I kid I kid…Ragz you still one of the dopest in my book bro..Booyakasha!!!!! Respect…

Comment on Attic Beats 020 - Turntablism by titts

titts — Wed, 01 Feb 2006 19:58:25 +0000

ragz, where my child support at

Comment on Attic Beats 020 - Turntablism by ragz

ragz — Wed, 01 Feb 2006 19:39:37 +0000

Laze, Im honored you asked me to be apart of this broadcast.

Im a big fan and a big friend! hahahahaah

Comment on Attic Beats 016 - Hip-Hop That Samples Sesame Street by ragz

ragz — Wed, 14 Dec 2005 18:15:32 +0000

like usual, very creative cast from a very creative person!

Comment on Attic Beats 016 - Hip-Hop That Samples Sesame Street by bob

bob — Sat, 26 Nov 2005 22:45:22 +0000

i love the podcast, though I hate you for burning the sesame street theme song into my brain for the last 2 days, you bastard.

just kidding, amazing work as usual. Thanks, laze.

Comment on Attic Beats 003 - Stuff I Bought At the Library Book Sale by Attic Beats » Attic Beats 015 - Music Bought at a Watkins Glen Thrift Store

Attic Beats » Attic Beats 015 - Music Bought at a Watkins Glen Thrift Store — Sun, 13 Nov 2005 15:43:44 +0000

[...] Back in week 3, I did an episode titled “Stuff I Bought at the Library Book Sale.” The total cost of the music played that episode was somewhere in the range of 50 cents. This time around, it’s a little more expensive, coming in at $14, but the music is no less esoteric or crazy funky dope. Definitely some gems this week. [...]