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chris Apr 7, 2008
Ups to Wanri.
Real gold. Not "high grade ore"

DEN-78dse/adr/kmf Feb 8, 2008
Un vrai bonheur pour les oreilles!!! peace
myspace.com/dentwo ;)

MR.IMP Feb 8, 2008
Bangin' as always!
What track is that in the intro?

mrB Feb 8, 2008
Glad to see that Treach track getting some love it's a big tune - keep doing what you doing guys!
Peace from overseas
B

Pause_Duela Feb 8, 2008
thetaxman beatles remix was dope sample was classic. cypress hill rocks

RBeezy Feb 7, 2008
keep the intro Groove, without it the show wouldn't be the show! thanks for the double dose of Planet Asia...

nap.ninja Feb 6, 2008
props to Scott C for a KILLER intro!
keep droppin the impromptu verses on those intros Groove! love it.

DJ Static Feb 5, 2008
That would make it "poetry in motion" wouldn't it LOL

Professor Groove Feb 5, 2008
Benoit: The spoken part of the intro is a tradition that goes all the way back to '96 when WEFUNK started. Each week is different. I write them while walking to the studio on Friday night. I definitely wouldn't call it a rap (though that's flattering) - I'm not an emcee or a poet.

Benoit Feb 5, 2008
Love the remixed intros, love the shows, but what's up with those soft voiced little intro "rap" things. You are not Venus Flytrap!

*midnightheory* Feb 4, 2008
surprised by that treach track. flammable, indeed.

d-Roc Feb 3, 2008
Hell yeah. Travelin' Man is prob my favorite Mos Def song.

Show 502

January 18, 2008

Static drops hip-hop gems from all eras, from 90s Bush Babees and Lord Finesse to brand new Treach and Keelay & Zaire. The Beatles, Bob Marley and James Brown get re-touched in a trio of funk covers. Moussa Doumbia and Mombasa invoke the groove of Mother Africa, and the Artifacts rip rhymes over Galt MacDermot's haunting "Ripped Open by Metal Explosions".