CRAZY LEGS

It's amazing that Crazy Legs still gets down. 41 years old and still puts his body and his legendary reputation on the line. What's crazy is that he still wins major competitions like Mighty 4. Put the legendary status aside, Legs still looks fresh almost every time I see him go out. It's not a new movement or an interesting shuffle that gets me, it's LEGS ability to look fresh just doing the dance of bboying. LEGS can just do 6 and 3 step footwork and end in a W Freeze and that I'll be fine with me. Where you have bboys that are searching for movements to incorporate in their footwork (not that it's a bad thing), LEGS's nuances and funky movements in the dance makes him bad ass already. I thought he whupt everyone in this footwork battle.

My Halloween MegaMix

Happy Halloween Hip Hoppers

This Time Of Year

He visits me when I least expect him. He usually scares the shit out of me. Like I'll be fixing some spaghetti (one of the few foods I can actually cook), and I'll see him staring at me from outside my window. I'll ask him, "Hey, don't you ever call first?"
Oh but Jack never really scares me, it's his power to control the wind and tumbleweeds that usually does it. Sometimes I wonder if Jack was the cause for the Witch Fire last week. But I never question him. I just sit and listen to him preach about how wack POWERMOVES are in bboying, and how non-rhythmic they are.

Pumpkin' Carvin' At Optics

SERATO AND VINYL DISCUSSION FROM COMMUNITY SERVCE RADIO

Thanks to Sunk Roc of The Community Service Radio for putting this discussion on. Initially it was supposed to be a debate between Serato and Vinyl, but then just led to a discussion. The discussion is between me, Odd One (DJ), and Sunk Roc (host).
Serato and Vinyl from The Community Service Radio

THE COMMUNITY SERVICE RADIO

Sunk Roc Interview

One of San Diego's Hip Hop heads explains his past with hip hop and his underground hip hop talk show The Community Service Radio Show.
Part 1

Part 2

THE COMMUNITY SERVICE RADIO SHOW LISTEN

Thanks Louie

Louis Armstrong is great. American music owes a lot to this jazz musician. There were instrumentalists and singers that tried to sound like Louie's trumpet. So take a break on the wack bboy clips on youtube, and run a search for Louis Armstrong and take a glance on what real SOUL is. I can't imagine how music today would sound without the influence of Louis Armstrong. I get teary-eyed everytime I watch this trumpet solo. Thanks Pops.

Swift Wizards Crew

Another interview with some of San Diego's hopefuls.

Coleman and Charlie : Ballade

This youtube clip was taken from Norman Granz Presents Improvisation from 1950 and features two legendary saxophone players Coleman Hawkins and Charlie Parker. This is probably some of the best 2minutes and 50 seconds of music you'll ever see in your life. Charlie's little joking gesture 20 seconds into the clip makes me smile everytime. Who do you think plays better in this performance?

We're Back Baby

Sumo Rock Interview

Some words with one of San DIego's best bboys.

Lumpia, Wax, and Giving Back

An Afternoon with Saratoga Sake Part 3

The last episode of the man, the myth, the legend.

An Afternoon with Saratoga Sake Part 2

A more in depth look into the mind of a genius/weirdo.