DAMN i wish i could be in Philly this weekend!!
Have fun and pour a Yuengling out for me my hometown homies...
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Taken from “Heart of The City” that Jay-Z performed in Dublin back in ‘06...
Seeing as they were in U2’s territory, Green Lantern sampled “Sunday Bloody Sunday” and had Dante Hawkins sing the hook for this mash-up...
This and Wii Punch Out are definitely at the top of the wish list for 09.
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I think I'm getting tired of posting kicks I can't afford to cop. So I'm doing this for the rest of you sneaker fiends.
I do think these Js are pretty damn dope though. Always been a sucker for J's. They have hit select Asia accounts including Shoe Planet Japan, with a US release rumored to be in November of this year.
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Courtesy of Concreteloop.com:
Here are the album covers (Sasha Fierce Edition (could you pick a more ridiculous name? i don't think so) & Deluxe Edition), tracklisting and production credits for Beyonce’s forthcoming third album, I Am…, slated to hit stores November 18th. It will be released in two formats: the standard version has 11 tracks, five pop songs and six urban while the deluxe edition will also be available featuring 17 tracks, eight pop songs and nine uptempo club tracks. The double disc will be divided between Beyonce (pop) and her alter-ego Sasha (urban).
and you already know i had to put this up along with this post:Beyoncé Disc
1. “If I Were a Boy” (Toby Gad and Beyoncé Knowles)
2. “Halo” (Ryan Tedder and Beyoncé Knowles)
3. “Disappear” (Amanda Ghost, Dave McCracken, Ian Dench, and Beyoncé Knowles)
4. “Broken-Hearted Girl” (Stargate and Beyoncé Knowles)
5. “Ave Maria” (Stargate and Beyoncé Knowles)
6. “Smash Into You” (C. “Tricky” Stewart, Terius “The-Dream” Nash, and Beyoncé Knowles)
7. “Satellites” (Amanda Ghost, Dave McCracken, Ian Dench, and Beyoncé Knowles)
8. “That’s Why You’re Beautiful” (Andrew Hey and Beyoncé Knowles)Sasha Disc
1. “Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)” (C. “Tricky” Stewart, Terius “The-Dream” Nash, and Beyoncé Knowles)
2. “Radio” (Jim Jonsin, D-Town, Rico Love, and Beyoncé Knowles)
3. “Diva” (Shondrae “Mr. Bangladesh” Crawford, Sean Garrett, and Beyoncé Knowles)
4. “Sweet Dreams” (Jim Jonsin, Wayne Wilkins, Rico Love, and Beyoncé Knowles)
5. “Video Phone” (Shondrae “Mr. Bangladesh” Crawford, Sean Garrett, and Beyoncé Knowles)
6. “Hello” (REO and Beyoncé Knowles)
7. “Ego” (Elvis “BlacElvis” Williams, Harold Lilly, and Beyoncé Knowles)
8. “Scared of Lonely” (Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins)
9. “Why Don’t You Love Me?” (Beyoncé Knowles, Solange Knowles, and Bama Boyz)
I honestly thought BAPE was falling off and on their way out. The new shit is pretty damn nice though. Too bad it costs more than anyone in their right mind is willing to spend on clothes this day in age. Available this Saturday, October 18th at Bape Hong Kong.
Bape Hong Kong
#10 Ground Floor
Queens Road, Central
Hong Kong
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$3399 HKD (approximately $438 USD)
$5999 HKD (approximately $773 USD)
$5999 HKD (approximately $773 USD)
$1999 HKD (approximately $258 USD)
$2199 HKD (approximately $283 USD)
Kicking off the third installment of their Brazil custom series, the Nike SB camp gives three of their top pro’s another hack at designing their own signature Dunks. Following a musical theme, check out the cassette tape Fabio Cristiano model, Cezar Gordo headphone joints and Rodrigo Petersen walkman inspired Dunks. All three are limited to 480 pairs and will hit select Brazilian accounts November 13th along with matching apparel.
Source: Sneakers Br
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