theAudience said:

what was cool tho.. see he asked people to go back to the stands.. and they did... u couldnt do that now.... cats would be actin' all rowdy n shit...

Harlepolis said:

Damn Harley that's cold.
Why all the hateration?


Cut back on the Fierce and go back to Regular.

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TheRealFiness said:

So true.
They'd be FUing the man if not out right threatening to bust caps.

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Harlepolis said:

See, that's why I love you Harley!

theAudience said:

There's a thin line between those two,,,,you my dears are able to pull either from the closet

theAudience said:

"Please, don't jump the fence cause', it don't make sense!"
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Harlepolis said:

You're probably still mad at me because I didn't put Chaka in my Fav RnB list?
Heck I just posted some of the Super Old-Schoolers.

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maaaaan.... iv'e been trynna find a "Stax" shirt... if ya'll find one let a brotha know please?

okaypimpn said:

You need to quit and see a doctor.



We need more crowd control artists like Rufus Thomas

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TheRealFiness said:

Plenty to choose from here...

http://search.ebay.com/st...R8QQsojsZ0

theAudience said:

We really do!!! I was about to spit my drink all over my floor when I saw that part in the movie. He was like an even more soul and country version of Dolomite!

Naw baby, you know I got ONE Audience in my to-meet wishlist, homegirl is just being sassy thats all *sipping kool-aid on chewed coco puff*

Shit, ya'll suckas are getting too carried away. Gimmie some feedback on Mavis Staple's pre4mance, I'm supericed you guys haven't mentioned her yet!!!


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TheRealFiness said:

What?

STAX T-SHIRT

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Harlepolis said:

She was Mavis!
That voice was...that voice.
She was way hot.

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Harlepolis said:

The Staple Singers performed "Respect Yourself" and was pretty on point. I would've actually loved to see more of them performing, though. It was pretty funny though when they showed the clip of them in the limo on the way to the concert eating ribs and chicken!

theAudience said:

Are you always that resourceful? Coz you know a sista gonna lay a burden on you to find ALOT of rare stuff(Lawd knows I'm on the roll to track 'em down )

And Tccd, you know my Mavis is from the gutter lol the women neva heard of the word "polished". Thats why I love her

Oh did I mention that Jesse Jackson was a yummy librarian? Sooki sooki now

Harlepolis said:

That woman epitomizes the word "Raw Soul!!!!!"

Geeeee whiz
I wanna lay my hands on that DVD.
I've had the album for years.
I wanna check out The Bar-Kays 2
I'm the son of a baaaaad mutha.....SHUT YOUR MOUTH

/peace Manki

manki said:

While you're at it Manki babe, get yo hands on the "Soul To Soul" DVD too you're gon' love both more than "Standing At The Shadows Of Motown"



Here's its discrebtion:

Soul to Soul (1971) - Long considered one of the greatest music films of all time, this documentary showcased the monumental March 6, 1971 concert in which a host of music and cultural icons traveled from the U.S. to Ghana, West Africa to take part in a 14-hour extravaganza in front of 100,000 locals celebrating the 14th anniversary of Ghana's independence from British rule. It was just released on DVD (includes the soundtrack CD as well), and features performances by Wilson Pickett, Santana, Ike & Tina Turner, Les McCann & Eddie Harris, the Staple Singers, and the Voices of East Harlem. Unfortunately, Roberta Flack asked that her performances be removed from the film on DVD (licensing problem?). However, the film has been restored from the original 35mm negative and remastered in Dolby 5.1 surround sound. Among the disc's many highlights are Ike & Tina Turner's immortal rendition of “River Deep, Mountain High;” the original Santana band performing their classic version of “Black Magic Woman,” and Mavis Staples and Les McCann's emotional words as they witness the sorrow of the Slave Dungeons of Ghana. The film is such a collection of electrifying musical performances and cultural interactions that it's nearly impossible to narrow the film down to one defining moment.

Shit, you don't wanna miss a moment from this ditty

okaypimpn said:

Damn Pimp, you crashed my friggin' computer with that Dolomite mess!

But you were correct.

Now don't start with the Dolomite quotes.
I need to get some work done around here.


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couldja see my yella self spawtin dat?
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Harlepolis said:

Whatcha need?
If I can't find it you know TRF (TheRealFiness) or someone else will.

You're dealin' with The Squad baby.


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theAudience said:

sho' ya righ'

okaypimpn said:

TheRealFiness said:

Ahem...I know you know when my b'day is.


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manki said:

Speaking of The Bar-Kays...

No sir!

theAudience said:

we 3 days apart potna ...dont forget me.. lol

Just thought I'd bump this thread back to the top!