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Just got back from Gangstarr at Astoria
On The Edge of Insanity:
Man, that shit was blazing, well worth the money I paid for it, would have paid double that considering how dope is was.
When me and my mate first got in there was some hiphop three piece performing on stage. Dunno who they were, and their music was pretty wack, so everyone just kinda ignored them.
After that they played about half an hour of like really chilled out reggae music, not really the sort of thing to build you up for Gangstarr, and without any weed pretty pointless really.
Next up was UK female rapper Estelle. Her performance established four things:
1) Her rapping is average at best
2) Her singing is actually better than her rapping
3) Her choice of beats is terrible
4) She's damn fine
The only real crowd reaction she got was when she did her verse from Trixsta, and thats not even own song, which pretty much summed up her performance.
After Estelle we were then subjected to another 45 minutes or so of the reggae music, until finally Gangstarr appeared.
Premo was out first to do his soundcheck, wearing some sort of strange mask. His appearance led to chants of "Premo, Premo" from the crowd, and having done a few scratches and shit, and mixed together a few beats, he removed the mask and out came Guru. From then on, they rocked the house for like 2 and a half hours, playing everything you could ever have wanted them to play from old stuff to new and back again. Big Shug appeared about half an hour into the show, and was basically just the hype man as well as obviously contributing his verses from the two Miltia tracks, and performing one solo track. The crowd throughout the show was great, everyone was real hyped to be seeing Gangstarr live, and Guru's constant interaction with the crowd certainly helped to keep it lively. Guru sounded great live, just like on the records, and his freestyles were also off tha chain. Premo seemed to have almost godly status with the majority of the crowd, and his scratching was top notch throughout the performance. After two encores they departed to mass cheers from the crowd, after Big Shug had sung along to some old school soul track for like three minutes or some shit like that.
Overall an amazing concert, they completly killed it and showed why they are the best group in hiphop today. Only down points were the shitty reggae music (why was there no hiphop dj present), and the fact that Freddie Foxxx didn't appear (man Militia live would have been so dope with them all up there on stage) as I'd been praying he would.
The Watcher:
ive got a concert coming up im going to, Gangstarr and Blackalicious!
Pink Floyd:
--- Quote from: The Watcher on November 20, 2003, 04:46:57 PM ---ive got a concert coming up im going to, Gangstarr and Blackalicious!
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In between the words "up" and "I'm," should be either the word "that" or "which."
The Watcher:
--- Quote from: WCC's Very Own...CRITIC on November 20, 2003, 05:37:29 PM ---
--- Quote from: The Watcher on November 20, 2003, 04:46:57 PM ---ive got a concert coming up im going to, Gangstarr and Blackalicious!
--- End quote ---
In between the words "up" and "I'm," should be either the word "that" or "which."
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top work! i guess you're the spelling b champ of your family
Pink Floyd:
--- Quote from: The Watcher on November 20, 2003, 06:08:18 PM ---
--- Quote from: WCC's Very Own...CRITIC on November 20, 2003, 05:37:29 PM ---
--- Quote from: The Watcher on November 20, 2003, 04:46:57 PM ---ive got a concert coming up im going to, Gangstarr and Blackalicious!
--- End quote ---
In between the words "up" and "I'm," should be either the word "that" or "which."
--- End quote ---
top work! i guess you're the spelling b champ of your family
--- End quote ---
Your error had nothing to do with spelling.
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