http://www.pbs.org/kcet/t...y/tonight/

Be sure to catch it

Thanks Harle, I will..

Its time for a new album
Same goes for DUI'Angelo

I just fainted.....

Well Cool. It's about time. We have heard from Badu since she had D.O.C.'s baby. I am looking forward to seeing what's on her mind.

Hotlegs said:

Was that actually confirmed? I was still wondering if that was true

thanks i would've missed it.

psykosoul said:

i never heard this before either.

SWEET!

:::sets Tivo:::

psykosoul said:

It's confirmed by Badu and Andre 3000. He recently did an interview with Sister 2 Sister and said that him and DOC are on good terms.

And who is DOC?

WhamBamGlamSlam said:

Oh my God, you don't know about the D.O.C.. He was a west coast rapper that ghost writes rhymes for Dre. He used to be a sucessful rapper and and had hit album which came out in 89 called No One Can Do It Better. He would have still be rapping but got in a accident which hurt his vocal cords so he has started ghost writing raps for west coast rappers. His hit single were Funky Enough, The Formula, and Let The Bass Go .

Say no more. Nothing I'd be interested in.

WhamBamGlamSlam said:

Oh well too bad you're not that hip.

Hotlegs said:

I'd like to suggest for you the product in my signature.

Why the hell you need the 'on & on' in there when writing about Erykah Badu. Make her sound like a one track/one hit wonder

Raijuan said:

funkymf said:

That's write. Badu's had more than one hit.

E did NOT seem to be diggin Tavis AT ALL And the hair was killing me Can't wait for the new album!!!

I listened to "Times A Wastin'" this morning on the way to work.
When she sings: "oh....baby....we....need to smile....", I just wanna give her a big hug.

yeah i seen her on there too!

CalhounSq said:

Girlllll the hair was too fierce.....it was like a fro on crack...

As much as I dig Tavis...he is sorta geeky...just the fact that he commented on her various hair styles killed me...

funkymf said:

I swear o' god, folks over here always take the PETTIEST shit so damn seriously sometimes
[Edited 4/27/05 10:32am]

Rhondab said:

Tavis:
Yeah. How do you decide what you're gonna do with your hair on a daily basis? All right? You got that, Jonathan?

Badu:
How do I decide?

Tavis:
How do you decide on a daily basis how you gonna rock this thing?

Badu:
I don't give it a lot of thought, you know. It just--

Tavis:
Are you trying to tell me there's no thought put into this?

Badu:
No. It's just functional art, you know. It's just saying, well, you give thought to the tie.

Tavis:
But I actually plan this stuff, though. I try to match the colors.

Badu:
Did you lay it out on the bed... [Tavis laughs] …last night?

Tavis:
You know what? Something like that. It wasn't last night. But this morning, yeah. I get up, try to match the color with the-- And you just do your thing.

Badu:
Yeah.

Tavis:
I like that, though. Functional art.

Badu:
That's right.

Tavis:
How much--on a serious note--how much of your hairstyle is part of your whole aesthetic, part of your image? How much does it play in, do you think? 'Cause everybody talks about it all the time.

Badu:
I think the people would tell me that more than I can tell me that. Because I just come as me, which is a part of, you know, the art. So I think maybe it plays a big part, because it's a little to the left sometime, and eclectic, you know. I think it's maybe fascinating to some people. But you know...

Tavis:
Yeah.

Badu:
I don't know. You tell me.

Tavis:
Well, I ain't got a problem with it. It's fasc--It's a very good question. I'll answer it if you want me to answer it seriously. It's fascinating to me, because whenever I hear Erykah Badu is about to make an appearance, I immediately know that I want to tune in, to see what she's gonna look like. So it works. If there's any-- I mean, creatively, if there's any thought that goes behind, “Let's my look to get people to pay attention,” then, if that was part of the plan, it works. Every time I hear you've come into-- When you came on the set today, I'm like, “I can't wait to see her walk on, just to see what her hair is gonna be like.” So it works. But enough about your hair. Let's talk about your work. You are, you know, I assume-- I could be wrong--pretty picky and choosy about the roles you play.

Badu:
Mm-hmm.


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

Harlepolis said:

Well godammit you need to list every one of Badu's songs when talking about Badu!!!!

theAudience said:

sad huh....I wanted to know about the damn upcoming cd, whose the daddy and he's asking about her hair....I love tavis but damn!!

Rhondab said:

Yeah, this is what we all want to know which more about her relationship w/ D.O.C. and this upcomming album.

Hotlegs said:

Ladies, i'm sure her handlers warned Tavis in advance, "Don't go there!"





tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

theAudience said:

TA, you're probably right. Sista Erica was probably like Tavis don't get up in my mix.

andyman91 said:

Well dang, I felt like it @ that time. What! do I have to ask a permission from you mofos? Have a coke and a smile

Lord have mercy.