Thursday, January 6, 2011

NOAH STOUT prayers and blessings for the stout family


THIS IS MY MAN KANETIC SOURCE'S SON , WE NEED DONATIONS AND PRAYERS..




Current Situation
Noah Stout was diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma on December 27, 2010 at Lucille Packard Children's Hospital (Stanford) in Palo Alto, California.

Noah is a sweet and loving little four year old boy who was playing at home when suddenly he fell and was unable to stand up. His parent's rushed him to Regional Hospital where the ER doctors decided to do a CT and MRI to ensure he had no major head injuries. To everyone's surprise, they found a tumor and rushed Noah in an ambulance to Stanford Children's Hospital.

The Stanford Neurooncologists reviewed his MRI where he was diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG).


Noah is a very sweet, loving, intelligent, witty, talented and well-behaved little boy. At 4 years old, Noah knows all his ABCs, counts to 100, writes if someone tells him how to spell the words, counts in 3 languages, knows a bit of math, is very articulate, plays the drums, and loves to sing and dance. His father is a former member of Ozomatli and at every show, Noah is a natural performer who welcomes any opportunity to get on stage no matter how many people are in the audience.



Noah is very artistic. He loves to color, paint, draw and do arts & crafts. He loves to play with puzzles, building blocks, hot wheels, PS3, Wii and Rock Band - specifically, the Beatles. "Don't Let Me Down" and "I Want to Hold Your Hand" are his favorite Beatles songs. His favorite singer is Justin Bieber and his favorite song is "Baby". he is very athletic. He loves basketball, baseball and soccer. He's very good at shooting the ball and making it in the basket and he throws great balls using both his left and right hands. His favorite foods are mac & cheese, seafood (shrimp & crab), broccoli, pumpkin pie and of course cake and ice cream with whip cream and sprinkles.

Noah is a smart little boy who learns very quickly. His Dad teaches him a drum beat one time and when it's his turn to try - he got it. He's truly amazing...

Monday, December 20, 2010

the REHAB (yes we can food drive) EVENT

VIDEO MONTAGE OF THE EVENT, THANKS TO EVERYONE THAT CAME BUY THE MERCH BOOTH AND SPENT WITH ME....ONE

Saturday, November 13, 2010

"TOP RAMEN NITES" AN INTERVIEW WITH SOUP THE CHEMIST

IN THE LATE 90'S I HAD HEARD OF SUP (SOUP) THE CHEMIST,THROUGH A FRIEND THAT GAVE ME A CD WHEN HE WAS IN A GROUP CALLED SFC. FAST FORWARD A FEW YEARS LATER I'M RECORD SHOPPING @ AMC MUSIC ON THE WESTSIDE OF SAN BERNARDINO. I SEE A SUP THE CHEMIST 12 INCH (GOT 2 OF COURSE). I REALLY FELL IN LOVE WITH THE SONG TOP RAMEN NITES, IT'S A SONG THAT BECOMES VISUAL INSTANTLY,STRAIGHT FROM THE SOUL. FAST FORWARD AGAIN I MEET ANTIBIOTICS & FIVE O'CLOCK , I WAS WORKING AT A RECORDING STUDIO AT THE TIME AND FIVE O'CLOCK BOOKED SOME TIME. I HEAR A KNOCK AT THE DOOR AND A GUY IS STANDING OUT THERE DRESSED LIKE AN CONSTRUCTION WORKER WITH A ORANGE VEST HOLDING A MPC. ITS SOUP THE CHEMIST, HE'S PRODUCING A FEW SONGS FOR FIVE O'CLOCKS PROJECT. WE'VE BEEN COOL EVER SINCE, LATER THAT YEAR I GOT TO PRODUCE A FEW SONGS ON HIS "DUST ALBUM". AND ONE MORE ON HIS "EARGASMIC ARRANGEMENTS ALBUM". HERE'S AN INTERVIEW ABOUT THE RECORD, AND THE DOWNLOAD ........ENJOY M.A.X. RR4E....
DOWNLOAD:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=B5E22QJC


Monday, November 8, 2010

LIVE FROM THE HIPHOPPHILOSOPHY.COM x CONART x CRE-8 booth @ THE ONE NATION HIPHOP SUMMIT

ALWAYS A PARTY @ THE HIPHOPHILOSOPHY.COM BOOTH
SHOUTS TO ASH AND CONART FOR THE SYSTEM. KING CRE-8 & BINGRIM HOLDING IT DOWN TOO.

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

THE RETURN OF D.J. ALADDIN THE WEST COAST LEGEND

ONE OF THE ORIGINAL TURNTABLIST HAS RE-EMERGED , DJ ALADDIN STOPPED BY THE LAB TODAY TO DISCUSS SOME MAJOR MOVES WERE GOING TO BE MAKING IN 2011 STAY TUNED.. THIS WAS AN ON THE SPOT IMPROMPTU SET, HE HAS'NT BEEN THE TABLES IN AWHILE....BUT YOU COULDN'T TELL....ENJOY HE'S BACK!!!! M.A.X.

Sunday, October 17, 2010

R.I.P. EYEDEA

WAY TOO SOON.......M.A.X.
























He had one of the most rapid deliveries and fastest minds of any rapper in town, and now Micheal Larsen will be known for leaving us way too quickly.

Known to independent hip-hop fans worldwide by his MC name Eyedea, Larsen died unexpectedly over the weekend at home in St. Paul. He was 28.

His mother, Kathy Averill, said she did not know the cause of death and is awaiting autopsy results. She found him on Saturday and believes he died in his sleep. "He was doing great and had a lot of things going on in his life," she said.

Larsen made a name for himself while in his teens, competing at battle-rap competitions around the country, including Ohio's Scribble Jam, where he took top honors in 1999. He and his childhood friend, Max Keltgen (aka DJ Abilities), also joined Minneapolis' top-name hip-hop act Atmosphere in the late-'90s as its backup rapper and turntablist, respectively. They went on to record three albums as Eyedea & Abilities for Atmosphere's homegrown label, Rhymesayers Entertainment, including last year's "By the Throat."

During a four-year hiatus from Eyedea & Abilities prior to "By the Throat," Larsen started up several music projects that showed off his adventurous streak, including freestyle rap act Face Candy and his experimental rock band Carbon Carousel. He also made solo rap albums under the moniker Oliver Hart and wrote poetry. His mom said he finished a new Face Candy album and a poetry book in recent months.

Other members of the Rhymesayers crew were reportedly in a state of shock and unavailable for comment Sunday. Larsen was seen hanging out and appeared to be in good spirits at 7th Street Entry on Friday night, when Abilities performed with another rapper from Los Angeles, Pigeon John.

Almost as wise-cracking and gregarious offstage as he was on, Larsen spoke seriously in 2002 about the brotherly chemistry that helped make Rhymesayers a national presence.

"It's enough that we're all friends and trust each other completely," he said. "But things are set up so that we all benefit from what the others are doing."

Averill is working with Rhymesayers toward a memorial for Larsen later this month and possibly a fundraiser in his name on what would have been his 29th birthday Nov. 9.

By CHRIS RIEMENSCHNEIDER, Star Tribune