27 October,
2002
Reviews:
This One - but this particular review is not written by
me.
I no longer have
a scanner, so updates of Album Covers may be difficult until
I have access to another one. Sorry for the inconvenience.
This has to be
one of the most rediculous newspaper articles I have ever read.
I've included it here just to show everyone how stupid some
journalists can be:
Cryptic
Letter Tied To Violent Rap Lyrics [October 25, 2002]
A letter left by the snipers behind a Virginia Ponderosa restaurant,
the site of one of the non-fatal shootings, contained mysterious
markings and what were described as Jamaican colloquialisms.
One of the suspects in the sniper killings is from Jamaica.
Drawn on the page were five stars, which some investigators
thought was a reference to a Jamaican band. But there does not
appear to be any Jamaican band named Five Star. The letter also
contained the phrase "word is bond."
An Internet search
links the phrase to a black militant rap group, Killarmy, a
band discovered by Wu-Tang Clan, a favorite in Jamaica. One
of their songs, "Five Stars," speaks of "bullets
penetrating. Deep like the assassination that almost killed
Reagan." The song also mentions snipers. The phrase "word
is bond" appears in the group's song "Wake Up."
Killarmy has come under fire from critics who have chastised
the group's violent message. In many songs, they speak of a
racial war and their support for "racial Armageddon."
Band members have roles such as "Marksman Assassin of Killarmy"
and "Street Specialist Trained in Urban Warfare."
Thanks go out
to the "Chicago Sun-Times" for the above piece of
rubbish (which by the way can be found at http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-band25.html).
From DJ Catcher:
If you're name's Justin Holt, please contact Catcher on wudjcatcher@yahoo.com
- there's a problem with your order.
Props: Jacky
Jasper, and Disaster
24 October,
2002
Finally
have a cover pic for Champ MC's "Ghetto Flava". It's
only a small picture, I'm still to find any larger versions.
Click here if you're interested.
Props: Rhys Speedie
17 October,
2002 (Second Update)
In
the interest of having a balanced argument, here's DJ Catcher's
viewpoint:
"it is very
much a real address i dont know who is startin these rumors?
go to mapquest.com and put in the information and you will get
the map..., why would i want money sent to an address that doesn't
exsist? how would i get the money? it doesnt even make sense.
hope this clears it up. "
The guy's got
a point. When I receive my copy I'll be able to settle this
once and for all. But until then, you guys have to make up your
own mind.
Props: DJ Catcher
17 October,
2002
IMPORTANT:
This has yet to be fully confirmed - but I have been informed
that the address where orders are being asked to be sent for
the Joe Mafia album, does not exist. Apparently everything from
the business name, street name and zip code are all bogus.
But for those
(like me) who have sent money. Don't worry - if the address
is fake, your mail will bounce and come back to you. For others
who had planned on buying the album, just hold back for now
until I find out the official word from Catcher himself.
Props: DomiDigi
12 October,
2002
Albums:
This One; Release Dates;
Pre-Release Album Info; Cameos;
B-Sides
11 October,
2002
First real update
in a while. DJ Catcher has 100 copies of Joe Mafia's (of Wu-Syndicate)
solo LP called "This One". Cost is $10 US, and the
page where you'll find the info is at:
http://geocities.com/wudjcatcher/joe.html
The tracklisting
goes:
1. Intro featuring
Treasurer
2. R.A.T.S. (Gangstaz) featuring Cassius Clay
3. Why Ask
4. This One
5. Mafia Style
6. Showtime
7. It's All Good...
8. 7 Cities
9. C.H.I.P.S.
10. We Ride
11. City featuring Treasurer
12. Skit
13. Set It Off
14. Lust
15. Fam (4U)
16. Jokes On U
17. Outro featuring Dark Sunz & Rashaad
Go to the above
link and you'll find the album covers too. Also he's got a pre-release
Cappadonna EP called "Love Is Love" at http://geocities.com/wudjcatcher/cappa.html
- so be sure to check that out too.
Props: DJ Catcher
4 October,
2002
I'm still having trouble
meeting deadlines with uni and all, but here's something I got
from CnoEvil you may have seen before:
DIGITAL RECORDINGS
MUSIC:
The deadline
is October 11th, 2002. All items will not be sent out until
all orders before the deadline are received. Send the money
to:
Digital Recordings
36W 37th St., 6th FL
New York, NY, 10018
Here are the
offers
$5.50 - Digital Recordings Sampler 2002 w/ Method Man or
Bobby Digital poster
$4.00 - Digital Vinyls/CD singles
01: Black Knights - Almighty Black Knights/Next Up VINYL
02: Tekitha - You/You Remix with Ghostface VINYL
03: Tekitha - You/You Remix with Ghostface CD
04: Division - PJ's/Warzone VINYL
05: Division - Get a Job Bitch/Back in the Day VINYL
06: Sugar Bang Bang/Majestic 12 - Ice Cream 2002/Buffalo Gal
VINYL
07: Mikey Jarrett Jr. - Toppa Top/MashItUp VINYL
Shipping and
handling must be paid for by the customer which is about $2.
Any questions
send directly to Cno Evil at CnoEvil@Wu-Lyricz.Com or call Digital
Recordings at 1-212-563-6148.
For those who
ordered the "Welcome EP" from the supposed Proverbs
Website, I ask that you contact your bank and lodge a dispute
with this order. If you do it formally, the bank will credit
your account back, as I smell a dirty rat with this album.
If anyone's interested
in helping me out with this site, please contact me. I need
someone or some people to handle webmaster duties with basic
updates etc.
Props: CnoEvil
