This Is More Than Rap (My Testimony) Max Ptah featuring Cosmos, Seance (SavSola) and Fathom 9

Had to shine the spotlight on some more dope MCs from Memphis

Film Review: Precious

Film Review: Precious

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Book Review: Let's Be Friends Again Volume 1: Under Pressure (Live From Memphis)

Let's Be Friends Again Volume 1: Under Pressure is the first collection of a webcomic written by Curt Franklin and drawn by Chris Haley, two immensely talented local artists. Let's Be Friends Again began as webcomic about Curt and Chris trying to choose a subject for a webcomic. After publishing and hitting the convention circuit, Curt and Chris eventually decided to continue Let's Be Friends Again as an actual webcomic which continues the adventures of the cartoon counterparts of Chris and Curt, and occasionally features their superhero alter egos, The Enthusiast and Fahrenheit Jr.

To read more, go to:

http://www.livefrommemphis.com/ageekandhisblog/1241-book-review-lets-be-friends-again-volume-1-under-pressure

'Remote Control' Host Ken Ober Dies

'Remote Control' Host Ken Ober Dies

RIP Edward Woodward, TV's "The Equalizer"

http://www.seattlepi.com/tv/1401ap_eu_britain_obit_woodward.html

Album Review: Tayrye-The 7 Year Tribulation (Live From Memphis)

Tayrye is a new voice in the Memphis rap scene, having recently dropped his debut album The 7 Year Tribulation. As the title suggests, the subject matter on this album is a little heavier than that of your average commercial rap albums. Tayrye covers a variety of subjects ranging from Armageddon to unfaithfulness with the skill of a veteran MC.

To read more, go to:

http://www.livefrommemphis.com/ageekandhisblog/1220-album-review-tayrye-the-7-year-tribulation

Bro. Soundz Guud-Water'N Seeds

This is a video from a good friend of mine, rapper/producer/director Bro. Soundz Guud:

Fathom9-Letter2Isis Video

A video from a very talented Memphis rapper/producer:

Album Review: Furious Stiles-Anguh Management Class (Live From Memphis)

Furious Stiles is a veteran of the Memphis Music scene, having released the compilation Black Day on Earth a few years back with his crew The Illdividuals and releasing his debut album First Two Letters in My Name in 2005. Since then, Furious has kept it moving with mixtapes and albums spotlighting him and his Mentalee Ill Records family (M.I. Rec). On his latest EP, Anguh Management Class, Furious Stiles continues to showcase what he calls Durty Hip-Hop, which is the Durty South style mixed with pure Hip-Hop.

To read more, go to:

http://www.livefrommemphis.com/ageekandhisblog/1204-album-review-furious-stiles-anguh-mnagement-class