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Date: March 26, 2014
Armstrong International Airport Sets
Passenger Ranking Record
Passenger Numbers Continue to Rise
(NEW ORLEANS, LA) – The Louis Armstrong New Orleans
International Airport announces a new passenger enplanement ranking for U.S.
Flights that has been reported by the federal agency, Research and Innovative
Technology (RITA) Administration Bureau of Transportation Statistics. RITA's
summary data ending on August 31, 2013 has Armstrong International ranked #37
among 812 U.S. airports in domestic enplanements and deplanements. Over
the 12 month period of the report, enplanements increased by 3.99% from
4,245,000 to 4,415,000 while deplanements increased 3.81% from 4,248,000 to
4,410,000. Before Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans was ranked #40 among the
nation's busiest airports. After the storm, the ranking dropped to #56.
Armstrong International is currently
served by 11 air carriers. Carrier shares are reported in the RITA report as
follows based on total passengers from July 2012 to August 2013:
"This type of news is always very
positive for New Orleans," said New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu. "The new
ranking indicates that we continue to be a popular destination for business and
leisure passengers alike."
New Orleans Aviation Board Chairwoman
Cheryl Teamer said, "The NOAB and staff have set as a goal continued growth in
air service for the New Orleans region. This new ranking is a positive
indicator that we are moving towards that goal."
"I am especially pleased with the
findings in this report," said Airport Director of Aviation Iftikhar Ahmad. "We
continue to draw air service, while many of our peer airports are in a decline.
We appreciate our airline partners and the faith they continue to show in the
New Orleans market by adding air service and new non-stop destinations."
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Marie E. Pifer Postlewaite, 80
Marie E. Pifer Postlewaite, 80, of Erie, died Wednesday morning, Nov, 20, 2013, at St. Mary's Home East following a lengthy illness.
She was born in Reynoldsville on Nov. 22, 1932, a daughter of the late Irving G. and Euzela Rhodes Pifer.
Marie originally worked as an assembler at Marx Toys and went on to work with Smith Meter.
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A drunken reveller has been fined and ordered to pay £415 after he disrupted police efforts to deal with an assault victim in Chesterfield town centre.
Chesterfield magistrates' court heard on Friday, May 9, how Nathan Millington, 24, had been on Holywell Street near the Evolution Bar when he ignored requests to move on and abused police.
Prosecuting solicitor Ian Shaw said: "When police were trying to deal with the victim of an assault one of the police had to get involved with Millington.
"An officer went to Millington because he was trying to push to get to another person outside the bar where police were assisting the assault victim.
"The officer said Millington smelled of alcohol and his speech was slurred and he was trying to push past to get back to the bar and was told he would get a Section 27 notice to leave the town centre because it was felt he would cause further problems if he remained."
Millington went on to verbally abuse police and he refused to co-operate, according to Mr Shaw, as officers struggled to deal with injured assault victim so Millington was arrested.
The defendant, of Main Street, Retford, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly in a public place after the incident last month.
Millington, who represented himself, said: "I agree I was being drunk and disorderly. I kept trying to speak to my brother then two officers wanted to give me a ticket and I had an argument with one officer. I agree it was not all right to use offensive language."
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CLEVELAND, Feb. 20 (UPI) -- Kyrie Irving scored nine straight points down the stretch Wednesday to break open a close game and give Cleveland a 105-100 win over New Orleans.
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Podcast 2: A Tale of Two Congressmen. Just in time for July 4th: On Memorial Day, I talk to my congressman, David Dreier, about digital longevity, the law and oral history. Then, a clip of Congressman Ron Kind of Wisconson, about how a family discussion led to the Veterans History Project. (Thanks to Wisconson Radio Network for the clip)
Show Notes:
BoingBoing Post that inspired the conversation with David Dreier
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David Dreier, CA-26
WRN.com's coverage of Ron Kind's remarks (by Jackie Johnson)
Congressman Ron Kind
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Rolling (non-year specific) Hip-Hop Thread
For when you want to talk about an older song/album/artist but don't want to start a new thread.
Bookmark it and lets keep this going.
Maybe we can do something like The Daily Cut in here at some point
Thought that was pretty interesting.
Yeah, sure.
Might just kind of end up that way but lets see how this rolls out and go from there.
well alright!
i've been listening to that 2nd II None s/t. loving the basslines so much.
So many classic joints off that. A total party album, especially if there's gonna be dirty dancing.
100% produced by DJ Quik.
Even the more understated tracks like Underground Terror have enough inherent sonic texture to hold your interest until the next party track.
Some great hooks too, Aint Nothing Wrong and If You Want It hooks/melodies are all time.
if you wanna point me in the direction of a good entry to quik
i'd wanna hear it
I started this thread on Quik
which was more or less about Rhythm-al-ism. That is my favorite record ever, any genre. Probably a good place to jump in, right smack in the middle of his career. Make sure you have some quality headphones and be ready for the best sounding beats of all time hands down, layers upon layers, stacks on stacks etc...
Also if you have some time check this great interview w the man on 25 of his best productions:
He breaks down each one and tells some great stories. Just a bad-ass personality all around.
well you built that up!
rad, thanks.
not clear whether you're into Quik!
Had never listened to this before today.
Not sure I'm going to listen to anything else for the rest of the year.
So when I was in the State I picked up some cheap Edan records
Beauty and the beat it was called. Seemed like it was halfway between Primitive Plus and the short mx tape from a couple of years back.
Anything else I should heck out?
Beauty and the Beat is great
The only other thing I have of his is a one track mixtape thing called Echo Lake which is also great but not really that similar to Beauty and the Beat
And it's called Echo Party obvs
Great posting Ant you fucking dope :Dvamos this'd this
fucking love Beauty and the Beat - not so keen on Primitive Plus
I have one pal whose equally as into it. we always put it on and listen to it together. not a great story, agreed
there is not enough 60's inspired, psychedelic hip hop, for me. or is there? dunno. suggestions please
Maybe some:
Shabazz Palaces
Can Ox
Count Bass D
(some) Kool Keith (i.e. Black Elvis/Lost In Space)
Although you may be familiar with all that.
got some KK, i'll chek out the shouts. cheers, mun
plus, the stuff you've mentioned isn't particularly like BatB
as in, BatB uses mostly british 60's)/early 70's samples (the who, pink floyd, Jimi etc. so yeah, not questioning you, btw. you DEFO the man, man.
Ha, was gonna say those toe the jazz line
a little more than the psych line. Cant think of anything that fits in squarely with BatB.
Gonjasufi kind of hits similar pleasure centres
Psychedelic rock with a soul/hip hop influence rather than vice versa, but I can see it appealing to Edan fans if they're not already on it
I wonder if expensive sampling rights have something to do with the lack of 60/70s shit.
I think BatB was his best effort
but haven't listened in yeeears. That one with Percee P is awesome:
He produced a few nice tracks for Mr Lif
There's a pre-Primitive Plus EP which is worth a listen, but that's it. He's not exactly prolific.
this is gonna be the best thread ever, btw
nie one, Shipment
Totally forgot that album existed.
What sparked you listening to that over and over?littlebirds this'd this
classics I've been rinsing today
Ghostface Killah - Fishscale. his best, for me. Kills Supreme Clientele.
Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Blackstar.
Danny Brown - XXX. gonna be honest, I don't think two days have gone by in the last six odd months that I haven't listened to XXX from top to tail.
I'll stop talking now
*4th best
But I ain't hating.
Pretty Toney FTW
obv.this'd this
Pretty Toney > Supreme Clientele > Ironman > Fishscale >
Bulletproof Wallets > Big Doe > Apollo Kids More Fish > Ghostdini
for me
Real tough to seperate my 3 faves
Just Ghost on different tips, really depends on what I feel on the day, but if I have to:
Supreme Clientele > Pretty Toney > Ironman >> Fishscale.
Honestly after that I couldn't really find many reasons to pick up Bulletproof Wallets, Apollo Kids, Big Doe or More Fish anymore, but out of them I tend to think Apollo Kids was a little underrated.
Ironman > Supreme Clientele > Fishscale > Pretty Toney
For me.
Ironman is nigh on perfect and has THAT Cappadonna verse as well.
- theShipment, Silkyskillz11, and littlebirds this'd this
What's your favourite XXX cut Skillz?
It's always been '30' for me, but really digging 'Witit' at the moment. Pretty hyped for his new album.
gotta be Monopoly, man
so many killer lines. what a flow. *mind truly blown*
30 is super twisted, huh! cool shit, man
the Metronomy sample on 30
is one of my favourite samples in years
Would love some recommendations for some overlooked / underrated LPs, particularly from the late '80s and '90s if anyone has any. Kind of like this:
but with albums that were actually 'overlooked' rather than simply 'didn't sell millions of copies'
Tough distinction to make really,
sales used to be pretty indicative of how an artist/album was rated/overlooked/underlooked at the time.
You may try that 2nd II None album mentioned upthread, came out in 91.
Agreed, totally.
Comment was more just a gentle dig at those FACT lists that had albums like Main Source's 'Breaking Atoms' and Organized's 'Equinox' that weren't overlooked or underrated at all, just difficult to get hold of at the time due to record label issues.
That 2nd II None album is exactly the type of thing I'm talking about, groups like that, Cru, Da King and I, etc. Just for the record as well, I'm not one of those boring 'things were only good in my day' wankers, it's just that the late 80s to late 90s was by far my favourite era. I reckon there must be quite a few really good LPs that I haven't checked out though and these days it's much easier to track them down
Don't know if it fits the brief but,
have you listened to much MC Shan? Around at the same time as LL Cool J, Big Daddy Kane, KRS One e.t.c. Seems to be largely forgotten because KRS is seen as the winner of their 'beef'. I only own Down by Law but it's a great album. Personally put it up there with anything else released at the time.
Couple of tunes:
Kill That Noise - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0pJZytdP5E
Down by Law - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dJggRCnTL8&feature=relmfu
Thanks man
Yeah - MC Shan is great. Agree was overshadowed a bit by KRS and also other members of the Juice Crew like Big Daddy Kane and Kool G Rap, but that Down By Law record is really great. Haven't heard any of his other ones but might just check them out now. Cheers
This is a thread I can get behind.
I'll be back.
Been on an El-P and Despot binge since their show last week
I'm not that down with much of the Def Jux stuff though, what is essential?
Cannibal Ox - The Cold Vein
Aesop Rock - Labor Days
RJD2 - Deadringer
El-P - Fan Dam/Sleep When Your Dead
Mr Lif - Emergency Rations/I Phantom
Cage - Hell's Winter
Murs 3:16: The 9th Edition
Something like that.
Oh and Def Jux Presents I, II and III are worth a listen
In that order really.
Would move Mr Lif's 'Emergency Rations' to the essential list and also add Aesop Rock's 'Daylight / Night Light' EP to that list too.
Aesop's 'Bazooka Tooth' and Rob Sonic's 'Telicatessen' are also very highly recommended. Pretty much the cream of the Def Jux label there, although most of the others are worth checking if you like those
I own nearly all of those yet nothing else from the label
Bought them all in sales or second hand shops too so guess I got lucky! All great though.
Cannibal Ox is especially splendid. I'm also a big fan of Aesop Rock. 'Labor Days' is rightly considered his grand opus but I think 'None shall pass' is a better way in if you like your hip hop a bit more tune-laden and likewise new record 'Skelethon' (though not on Def Jux) is getting better with each and every listen. I think it's my record of 2012 thus far and *possibly* his finest work to date...?
Agreed on Skelethon
Truly excellent album. Crept up on me slowly, but has stuck with me. Probably my album of the year too, and defs the record I've been most obsessed with.
Still think that coming from El-P/Def Jux angle, Labor Days is the right place to kick things off. Who couldn't resist songs like Daylight and No Regrets?Camaceron1 this'd this
Who could resist
Probably biased because that's not the way I found him. To be honest, it doesn't overly matter where you start because if you like any of his stuff, you'll end up buying it all!
Seconded. That Emergency Rations EP is brilliant. People (some friends of mine) in retrospect don't rate it that highly but I love Black Dialogue by the Perceptionists. Memorial Day is a tune.
Also think 'I, Phantom' (closing track on the Emergency Rations EP, confusingly) is one of the best tunes in the entire Def Jux catalogue. Lif on fire and EL-P's production is devastating. Top notch EP all round
Cheers all
I'll get cracking...
Just stay far away from the majority of the dialogue
that tends to surround Def Jux fans!
What does that involve?
Like backpacker shit?
*genuinely ignorant* I know no one who considers themselves a serious Jukie.
Yeah more or less diehard backpaker fans.
Just people that use the words 'more intelligent' in relation to this type of thing. So many marginal rap fans get stuck and never move past this stuff.
Ah yeah
'Intelligent' hip hop. File alongside 'Real' hip hoppers, who think thaat anything that isn't 90s boom bap with 'conscious' lyrics is worthless.
Pretty irritating.
Threee old Q-Tip beats that KNOCK
Craig Mack, Get Down remix: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uixucgxHHW8
Cypress Hill, Illusions remix: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld9MgSOee7w
And my favourite...
Da Bush Babees - Three MCs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8G3Fe3kkr8
That DROP!
I think people forget how good Tip
is/was at producing. Great drop, LOUD snare, very Dilla of him.
Might put a Tip production mix together some time, if I can ever get to the bottom of exactly which UMMAH beats are primarily his.
gotta say
Druggies wit Hoes Again is my personal favourite. extra peeeeeeels! haha. funny shit
you nasty!
just listened to 'Criminal Minded'
wow. reminds me of when I was a kid and shit.
well now you're forced, to listen to the teacher and the lesson.
Listened to this again last week as it happens
incredible sounding drums on this record.
One of the greatest ever
About the third hip hop record I ever heard too (after the Beasties and Run DMC). Reminds me of being about ten years old playing Spectrum games round my mate's house while his big brother blasted it. Good times, good times!
Dude, definitely check this as well if you haven't already:
this is pretty fly
19 yr old shadow - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeKpIliyGCE
the whole 4-track era thing is fucking immense. easily attainable, too.
aaah, to be a pup again.
100% my bag
Can someone recommend me some good hip-hop mash up stuff
similar to Wugazi, Neutral Bling Hotel and The Kelptones?
This is not my area of expertise,
Im sure someone can oblige though.
Don't really like this stuff
Can be a cheap thrill if you're attached to the source material. For me Ocarina of Rhyme was that cheap thrill
Friends love this Walt Disnizzle mix, idk it just annoys me
Then there's Girl Talk, who actually does this stuff well.
Only decent one I've ever heard is Dangermouse & Jay-Z's Grey album
but I'm sure you'll have that already.
Have also heard a Mo' Wax mix where a DJ puts a DMX acapella over Tears For Fears' 'Shout'. That worked well, but to be honest I find most of this kind of stuff pretty jarring, even if I like both sets of source material
The Hood Internet do a pretty good line in mash ups
These are my favourites of theirs
R Kelly vs. Broken Social Scene - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YPaPSyU-Vc
Dead Prez vs. Grizzly Bear - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LzIS360q-M
Ghostface vs. Beirut - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcXke4I6Hhc
There was a Biggie Smalls & The XX mash up released last year,
haven't listened to it for a while but thought it was decent and worked far better than I would have imagined. Should still be able to get it at:
Looks like there's also a Nas/Washed Out album and a general Indie/Hip-Hop one to have a go at.
I watched Tougher than Leather the other day
it's a really inept blaxplotation movie, starring, written and directed by Rick Rubin featuring Run DMC, Beastie Boys, Slick Rick, Russell Simmons, Richard Edson (original Sonic Youth drummer) and a few other people like that
has quite a lot of music (mimed I think) and is pretty entertaining if you're into really terrible movies. wiki says that according to The Washington Post, the film is "vile, vicious, despicable, stupid, sexist, racist and horrendously made" and that's about as much recommendation as you need right?
you can watch it all on youtube
Haven never seen this.
WIll watch for sure, thx.Silkyskillz11 and Kyle_ this'd this
I'll check it out.
listened the goats tricks of the shade today,
only seen it mentioned once on dis before. y'all heard and didn't like? or ain't heard? all the way through awesome, skits and all. proper militant.
Never heard it.
Will check.
I've got No Goats, No Glory
which is alright, but hasn't compelled me to play it in years
is Tricks much better?
listened to a few tunes off no goats no glory yesterday,
just off youtube and wasn't that impressed. would stick my neck out and say tricks is much better.
Heard of this back in the day
but I'm pretty sure it was long out of print back in CD days. Might give it a listen. Any recommended tracks?
sugar rush primers for you-
got kinda hi
tv cops
feels wrong to fillet that album, don't normally say it but is great as a one-piece.
Today I have been mostly revisiting:
Ghetto Pop Life - still remains my favourite Dangermouse project. Soundtrack to my Higher exams (Scotland). Whatever happened to Jemini?
"My vocal presentation intrude the subliminal
Included with vitamins for your psyche plus minerals"
Probably the best thing he's done
Before going wet indie producer. Quite like Modern Guilt though.
I do like Modern Guilt
I also have a soft spot for Dark Night of the Soul. I hope at some indeterminate time he does a sequel to GPL. that would be the greatest.
Excuse my thread policing but lets not turn this into a suppository for single song titled posts with no links and zero input.
Love that Schooly D and Common, had never heard that other one. Pretty cool, like PE light or something.
Never heard this.
Listened to a song with Camp Lo, sounded alright.
Where should I start with Keak da Sneak?
Only know the track off the Jake One album, but I dig his voice, and I know he's got some pedigree. Huge discography though, any pointers?
Ive heard Retaliation, Contact Sport and
Thats My Word. I like all three of those. Earlier stuff is better than the later.
Are you into Mac Dre?
Good lookin out kid
Mac Dre's another of those Oakland cats that I never got round to. Should I take the question as an endorsement?
Yeah I would def dip into Mac Dre before Keak.
Both are extraordinarily unique in their rapping.
Mac Dre started with that bay area 90s mob sound but then started the hyphy sound and created his own thing within that. He started all that izzle talk too.
For the mob style stuff, get these albums:
Young Black Brotha
Stupid Doo Doo Dumb
Heart Of a Gangstar, Mind of a Hustler, Tongue of Pimp (kind of straddle both sounds)
And for that other sound you cant go wrong with his 4 album run in the early 00s
Thizzelle Washington
Al Boo Boo
Ronald Dregan: Dreganomics
The Genie of the Lamp (prob this one first)
http://youtu.be/j8Szl_JyCUQ <3
http://youtu.be/72HNX6bJ2ag <3
Pardon the huge post
with 7 album recommendations and 30 links ffs.
You kidding?
You've just sorted my weekend out, nothing to be pardoned.
How'd you like Mac Dre?
Lots of rap fans hate his style, mind. Took me a while to get used to.
Fuck, only just saw this question
Not the most accessible style, but so far, I dig it. When I'm on my computer I'll reply properly with the tracks I can't get enough of.
Actually that's not true
His style isn't inaccessible at all. Hmm, need to think what I mean a bit more carefully. I'll be back.
Been bumping the Genie of the Lamp all day, good introduction
"Bitch gone ask me to come with her to g-rocery shop
Told her straight up like this: no sir-ee bob!"
Love the ad libs over this whole album: really sets the atmosphere.
yeah, awesome stuff
just remembered this one off GOTL as well
That melody on the hook is a total ear worm.
Still on heavy rotation
He knew how to flip a hook, huh?
I walked home slowly from my sister's house because it's a nice, balmy evening, and I listened to 'The Infamous' <3
I think maybe the first two Mobb Deep ones are my favourite ever hip-hop.
favourite tracks off 'The Infamous'?
Surely you mean the 2nd and 3rd albums?
They had one before The Infamous.
Shook Ones and Survival of the Fittest are two of the best songs of all time, so outside of those my dark-horse pick would be QU Hectic http://youtu.be/pUODkPXuh0c
oh yeah, of course
is it any good? I always forget it exists.
those two are great nightime walk records. however, I felt guilty for being such a dirty classicist, and I've been listening to more recent stuff since...
'Cold Day in Hell' by Freddie Gibbs...not completely feeling this, still. the odd stand-out - '187 Proof' is pretty sick - but for the most part, the rapping and production is just good. not compelling.
'Habits & Contradictions' by Schoolboy Q...the tune that samples Menomena put me off initially (indie + hip-hop = musical curdling), but the rest is ace. 'Sexting' might be my beat of the year thus far.
really need to focus on current stuff more. the other thread is intimidatingly huge, though.
We just started a new one!
But I know what you mean. Usually its just an odd track here or there and then some discussion, join us.
First MD record is ok, kind of slight compared to
the next two. Crazy that they were so young when it was released though. I would get Murda Muzik before I get their first one, despite being only about 2/3 good, those bits make it well worth it. Quiet Storm was next level when I first heard it, it was the song that got me into them. The Realest w Kool G Rap is great and that Thug Muzik beat... all day with that.
houston !!
guerilla maab ~ rise is one of my 2/3 favourite rap lp
both soppy, sentimental w/ light production touches but also incredible hard w/ some amazing double-time, and some raps from the super-fierce cl'che
also love :
point blank ~ prone to bad dreams / mad at the world etc.
street military ~ pretty much it all
big pokey ~ hardest pig in tha litter
z-ro ~ first 2 (esp. but others are obv. good)
pharoah ~ six foot giant
h.a.w.k. ~ under hawk's wings
heavy rotation ~ this dj screw cut http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTZjZlAOakY !
but not sure, maybe i've said all this before ... i guess my problem w/ rap is whereas w/ other genres, i'm constantly seeking out new stuff ... w/ rap, i'm comfortable just coming back to the same lps time & time again. why is that ? idk.
Headed home now but will respond to this proper later.
I need to check some of this out.
Rise is great, a forgotten southern gem.
Early Z-Ro was so good. His album from last year was actually good but his new one is gaaarbage.
Have never heard this point blank both these are on youtube full album it looks like:
Good stuff, thanks.
Street Military is great. etc
Not sure, cant answer your last question. Sounds like a personal thing. Im the same way with other genres. I go in spurts and get really excited but end up just wanting to hear the greats that I have. You only have so much time and when that time gets squeezed you fall back into your comfort zone, whatever that may be. Hiphop just happens to be the one that sticks for me, Im always seeking out new/old stuff and it never really gets tiresome to me. Theres still so many regions I havent really even tapped into. Each one has its own voice/lingo/style that sets it apart and attracts me to it.
Gonna peep this tomorrow - lots of new stuff here for me
just listened to masta ace inc - slaughtahouse
sort of mixed feelings about it, but the deep deep beat on jeep ass niguh is amazing. worth getting it for that alone.
Slaughtahouse is cool,
I bet you would like A Long Hot Summer or Disposable Arts more though, less raw and a little more smoothed out. The Big East beat off SH is a favorite of mine:
Its a very classic early 90s sounding album.
In a good way. Just depends which way you wanna go:
i'll take on some of that after i've listened to jeep another 15 times.
I hope this moron ^ doesnt get banned again cos this thread will permasmash :/
I can never get enough of this song:
Had it on two albums growing up, Rappin 4-Tays and Too $horts.
What do people think of The Game on here?
His last two albums haven't been great but I've just started to listen to The Documentary and The Doctor's Advocate for the first time in years and I forgot how much I liked them. Think I prefer Advocate. It's got a more straight forward West Coast sound and he seemed hungrier after the 50 Cent 'beef'.
The constant name dropping still pisses me off though!
I really like(d) Game.
First two albums are very good. Sometimes the Documentary *kinda* felt like the next Chronic album or something.
Havent checked anything
since LAX and cant even remember if I liked that.jonny_ this'd this
Meant to reply not ^
LAX had it's moments. Really liked Dope Boys and My Life off the top of my head but can't even remember anything else. Haven't bought the latest but listened on Spotify. Worth hearing just for the track with Kendrick
I remember hearing rumours at the time that the Documentary was made with a scrapped Detox effort
I don't think that's true at all, but it really is the last thing Dre did of serious quality.
Doctors Advocate was OK, misses that fiddy/Game chemistry though... those guys were on to something.
been rinsing Quasimoto - The Unseen a lot recently
honestly, sometimes I really think this could be my favourite hip hop album of all time.
Return of the Loop Digga fucking rules, maaaan
Havent listened in a long time.
Always like Quas but reeeeeally had/have to be in the mood to stomach those vocals.
true, it;s one of those albums where it's more about the sound than the vocals, for me. you know.
been having an ongoing argument (discussion) with my man for years now. I am convinced that Put a Curse on you samples Scooby-Doo. not the Scooby-Doo theme tune, though. hope this makes sense.
Not really, which part?
Sounds like a fun argument though.
Sounds familiar.
Just skipping around this album again, forgot how fun it is!
fun is right
plus it's jazzed up to the max. which is always a good thing.
Been listening to all of Common's albums again
There aint many 5 album runs in hip hop that can beat Resurrection -> One Day It Will All Make Sense -> Like Water For Chocolate -> Electric Circus -> Be
In hindsight it all seems a lot more impressive than it did at the time... For me Electric Circus, while the weakest, stands out more than ever, because it's still crazy weird and has some truly unique Dilla moments. Like Water For Chocolate has just kept growing in stature since Dilla passed away too.
...OH and completely unknown to me when I started writing this post, it seems XXL are doing a countdown of the best 5 album runs in hip hop this month
They started with TI and Mobb Deep. What do ya'll think?
Also 25(!) 5 album runs in hip hop is a bit of a stretch. They're going to go through some crap there.
Good idea but TI and Mobb Deep may not make the cut in my eyes. Will be interested to see who makes it and who doesnt though.
TI vs TIP spoils the streak he had going, and his first album isnt nearly as good as his second.
Mobb Deep idk, the last two of five arent amazing by any means, despite some pretty high highs.
Realistically, I'm not sure anyone has a flawless 5 album run in hip hop...
But it will be interesting to see what they come up with. I'm expecting they'll pick Kanye or OutKast to top it really.
Yeah both TI and Mobb Deep have 2 pretty tame albums in that 5.
I can't think of any artist
that has had a good five-album run. It's a lot to ask in any genre but in hip-hop? Forget about it.
The best I can come up with is Outkast or Gang Starr and both of those are a stretch...
Not 5 straight classics for sure
But there are certainly artists that put out 5 good albums in a row. Yeah, all 6 of Gang Starr's are good, and I think The Roots are yet to put out a dud album. Obviously I like those Common albums too :p
The pick of the XXL bunch so far (and one I hadn't thought of) is Boogie Down Productions. Not all classics, but no duds either:
But you're right, few artists in any genre have a run of 5 classics. Even The Beatles had Yellow Submarine!
uh, hum
Quik Is the Name
Way 2 Fonky
Safe + Sound
Balance & Options
Quik crossed my mind
But B&O isn't a true classic for me.
It may be the weakest
but there isnt a bad track on there. I swear it.
It's a great album
but if we're talking true classic album status like sixteen_blue is, I'd argue neither Way 2 Fonky or B&O qualify.
Still a brilliant run of albums, and there's not a bad one in his collection. Definitely should be high up, but I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't make the XXL list at all.
Yeah personal classics for sure
but not widely recognized as such, neither is Rhythmalism actually. He wont even sniff the list.
Shipment, I always love your input
but I swear to god you love DJ Quik in a way that can't be understood by most humans!
yeah, soz. I try to refrain but I just cant stop myself.
Until everyone appreciates him as much as me my work will not cease.
re: the above
Criminal Minded and By All Means Necessary are stone cold classics. no questions.
the rest are pretty patchy, at best.
been thinking about hip-hop/rap artists with a run of 5 amazing albums..and I don't think there is.
As LB rightly states, even the Beatles couldn't manage it.
Bowie, maybe? (ziggy, alladin sane, hunky dory, the man who sold the world, station to station)
the man who sold the world is pretty duff, actually
an impossible run, for sure!
Prince Paul!
Ok it's a kind of a cheat answer, but those first three De La's, Six Feet Deep, then Psychoanalysis: What Is It?, is a stellar run!
Well damn, if we do producer records
then thats a whole new ball-game!
make that thread happen, man
it's what you do
Funny, was going to suggest PP as THAT producer.
Also Stetsasonic and Prince Among Thieves extend it in both directions. Only other producer with a similar run that I can think of is RZA
Nah actually
There are quite few producers hitting straight 5s. More than rappers, I'd say.theShipment and littlebirds this'd this
Finally, 2Pac
2Pacalypse Now
Me Against the World
All Eyez on Me
Don Killuminati
I could live without the first, third and fourth, but even they are important - and not just because he died.
3rd and 4th are my favorite!
But that is a good list for sure.
Hmm I've never really met anyone who thinks much of Strictly 4 My N-Bombs
But it's in my top 5 albums of all time. Probably partly nostalgia: it spent most of 1993 in my CD player. After that, though, Me Against the World sounded too soft, and All Eyez had too much filler (both have some total bangers for sure). Don Killuminati got some of that edge back.
Don't think he ever really topped this, anyway: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAtqb3T5CHE
I think Dear Mama hit
and made people pay attention, which got a lot of people on board at MATW. So going backwards from there, the sound was so different. It sounded very 'of its time' you know? Those dark-funk slappin beats that the likes of Redman/Cube had already smashed to pieces on Whut? Thee Album/Death Certificate/Amerikkas Most Wanted etc.
Fair comment
Definitely agree with the east-coast-oriented Cube records, esp. with the PE-style heavily cut vocal samples, and also shared DNA with that Digital Underground brand of p-funk too. Also the DJ Aladdin production on Home Invasion (though that might have come later after, can't remember). On the east, the thing it reminds me of most is Naughty by Nature, weirdly. Whut? came later but was huge by the time MATW dropped, as you say.
PE def influenced that sound on SFMN as well
yeah, I just omitted a mention of them cos Im not really a fan :/
Naughty By Nature, however! Love those guys. If it wasnt for ICONS, I would have them in this 5 first album run convo. Natures Fury is another personal classic of mine.
Oh god
ICONS!!! I'd almost...
I could live without the first two
the rest are ace. Great run too, but he doesn't really hit his stride until MATW.
DOOM comes pretty close
Especially if you include KMD albums. But Venomous Villain scuppers it.
Think you may have nailed it (if you can count KMD)
Mr Hood (KMD)
Black Bastards (KMD)
Operation Doomsday (MF Doom)
Take Me To You Leader (King Geedorah)
Madvillainy (Madvillain)
They're not all total classics (in a way that the first four Outkast LPs are for example) but they are all out of the top drawer. Standards don't start to slip at all until Venomous Villain...
Straight Outta Compton
AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted
Death Certificate
The PredatortheShipment, Dan_S, and whynot this'd this
hell, yeah
fuck man. I think you nailed the definitive five.
Probably stretching the rules to breaking
but Method Man is on:
Enter The Wu Tang
Return To The 36 Chambers
Liquid Swords
Only Built For Cuban Linx
Wu Tang Forever
I know, I know
Sorry everyone
DSI, bro
you good at this shit
If you're not cheating
then you're not trying hard enough.
Wu-Tang Forever
Is more objectionable to me than the bent rules here
^this is the only album
I ever like stood in line and waited for. Went to a Sam Goody at midnight to get that!
I do love that album, bloated warts and all.
Lets be honest
as a rule the Clan albums get worse in chronological order.
*although personally I'll go on record saying I prefer 8 Diagrams to Iron Flag.
Of course.
You crazy for that addendum though.
I'll go through thinking it's a sloppy mess, to a completely misunderstood gem, and full circle again in one listen.
There isn't any album quite like 8 Diagrams in hip-hop, and given the raw talent involved, it's the kind of 'failure' that couldn't come from anywhere else... I find it kinda fascinating.
Massive this
Wu Tang Forever rules dude
I try not to rule out albums for good
I was disappointed with Ironman at the time, and now.it's top 10. But the only song off WF that doesn't upset me is Dogsh*t. Maybe I'm too sensitive.
I'm sure you can make a mighty fine run with Geto Boys/Scarface
but I ain't gonna try and work that one out.
Grip It! / Geto Boys
Mr. Scarface Is Back
We Can't Be Stopped
The World Is Yours
The Diarylittlebirds this'd this
Good call
Devin would be a low-key Rap-A-Lot 5-hitter, maybe even more from 2002-10: no duds. Actually they're not all on that label are they? Still, hella consistent.
Public Enemy
Yo! Bum Rush the Show
Nation of Millions
Fear of a Black Planet
Apocalypse 91
Muse Sick
Not classic, but a good run. Yo! isn't perfect, and Apocalypse and Muse Sick start to slip, but even these have easily enough great tracks to carry them.
Also Ice-T
I know he's totally unfashionable at the moment, but this was a killer run:
Rhyme Pays
Iceberg/Freedom of Speech
Home Invasioncheeseandbaconturnov this'd this
will always be my favorite Common record.
After listening through, it's still Resurrection for me.
Nearly flawless, and Com sounds so hungry on the mic. LWFC isn't far behind though.
Started listening to PSD Tha Drivah's
new album (Bullets and Bouquets) which sent me down a bay area rabbit hole that turned up so many gems:
Last JAG from me for a while
But I figured some of you in here may be interested to read about El-P's favourite 13 records. Here's an interview I did with him about that;
Jag away if its relevant.
Pretty interesting list of records there, you can hear some of those influences in his sound. That G Rap album is so great.
wow huge tracklist+collaborators on the album (leaked)
01. Sherane a.k.a Master Splinter's Daughter (Prod. By Tha Bizness)
02. Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe (Prod. By Sounwave)
03. Backseat Freestyle (Prod. By Hit-Boy)
04. The Art of Peer Pressure (Prod. By Tabu)
05. Money Trees (Ft. Jay Rock) (Prod. By DJ Dahi)
06. Poetic Justice (Ft. Drake) (Prod. By Scoop DeVille)
07. good kid (Prod. By Pharrell)
08. m.A.A.d city (Ft. MC Eiht) (Prod. By Sounwave & Terrace Martin)
09. Swimming Pools (Drank) *Extended Version* (Prod. By T-Minus)
10. Sing About Me (Prod. By Skhye Hutch + Sounwave) I'm Dying Of Thirst (Prod. By Like of Pac Div)
11. Real (Ft. Anna Wise) (Prod. By Terrace Martin)
12. Compton (Ft. Dr. Dre) (Prod. By Just Blaze)
Deluxe Edtion
13. The Recipe (Ft. Dr. Dre) (Prod. By Scoop DeVille)
14. Black Boy Fly (Prod. By Rahki & Dawaun Parker)
15. Now Or Never (Ft. Mary J. Blige) (Prod. By Jack Splash)
16. Collect Calls
17. Swimming Pools (Drank) (Prod. By T-Minus)
Are we all agreed that Project Pat is one of the most entertaining rappers in the biz?
Gorilla Pimp - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S975Inx4Nxo
I Get da Chewin - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDrEfpcB5Ag
He's a good time for sure.
He's been involved w so many classic songs!
The way he draws out his syllables
Ha that's wild. I also admire his crudity
I'm stroking, boning hard, making sounds like a plunger
PUKA PUKA PUKA PUKA PUKA like a plunger
Watched Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap last night
It's a strange watch, fascinating in places but also a little repetitive and I don't find Ice-T a particularly likeable or charismatic presence. It was really good though, some of the insights into the writing process were exactly the sort of thing I was hoping the film would explore so I'm not disappointed.
More of this sort of film please.
Anyone else seen it yet? Thoughts?
Yeah, I've seen it.
Got a little review of it in my next column actually, which should be going up soon.
I was probably a little harsh on it in the review because I did really enjoy watching it, but I felt like he could have done more with it. As you say, there are some really good interviews in there and Ice T has the kind of access that your regular documentary film maker just wouldn't get. Ice T is a strange presence in the film, on the one hand he comes across as a bit of a rap dad (that camouflage Haters Beware T-shirt he wears in certain scenes is hilarious), but also in every interview I've seen him do about the film he's been really eloquent and interesting to listen to. This Channel 4 interview is one example, but in general he's come across really well I think http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzOz1ILh5eQ
Basically, it's a film I'd recommend for hip hop fans looking for something kinda fun to throw on, but I think Ice T could probably have made a better documentary if it was structured better and the format was less rigid.
Yea, bang on
There was a lot more scope there than I think he ran with. That's not necessarily a failing as I think it's very much the film he wanted to make, I just wish he'd wanted to make a slightly different film.
Haha love 06:26
I: "I took it down the gangsta road. I invented gangsta rap."
K: "Why?"
I: "Because I was a gangsta."
Ice's expression is perfect there.
Enjoyed this Prince Paul feature on Pitchfork:
After reading it, decided to delve into A Prince Among Thieves for the first time. It appears to be a good week for rap concept albums after all. Have always loved Gravediggaz and De La Soul (obviously), so not sure why I've never listened before. Some awesome beats- it's got that Donuts feel with the short cuts, always leaves you wanting more.
Anyhow, standouts:
Macula's Theory (feat. Big Daddy Kane)
Pain (feat. Sha and Breeze)
War Party (feat. Horror City)
Your favourite Prince Paul tracks?
Massively rate Prince Paul
Think he'll go down in history as one of the most important producers ever, but he never really gets mentioned on the same sort of level as producers like the RZA and Premier even though both have widely acknowledged how influenced they were by him. He pretty much invented the "sampledelic" era too, which is basically my favourate time in hip hop.
In terms of favourate tracks, just about everything he touched from '86 to '94 is amazing. Everybody knows the first three De La Soul records and Niggamortis, but the three Stetsasonic albums get a bit overlooked. Psychoanalysis (his first solo LP) is really great too and has just got a deluxe reissue from Get On Down records so good time to pick it up.
After that he goes off the boil a little bit, but even the stuff that's not quite awesome top to bottom still has some great bits (Handsome Boy Modelling School, A Prince Among Thieves).
Dude is basically a genius as far as I'm concerned
What he said.
There are some devastating beats on APAT. Most of them, actually, but these spring to mind:
MC Hustler - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCzg2bQy6uU
The title joint - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcDaDLKQeew
And the Ol' Dirty hook on You Got Shot knocks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2KWHAxqEFE
All of Psychoanalysis, but try these for starters:
Beautiful Night - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ec9vUmfZk8o
Vexual Healing - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL6VTe7uN7o
Psycho Linguistics - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl8g5EFqEI8
Did some perfect beats for other people, too (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3k_lmLcQ8Q - what happened to that guy?). Basically get hold of his whole discography ASAP.
Pain is my fav on there.
Breeze Brewin verse <3
Hi all
Posted this in the other hip hop thread, but I've noticed this one gets a slightly different crowd so here it is again;
been listening to 8ball and MJG - In Our Lifetime
it's really good!
Yes it is!
Probably their best but On Top of The World is kinda close.
Space Age 4eva is crazy-weird-good too.
Both of their first solo albums are minor classics too. 8balls (Lost) in partic has always been a favorite of mine. Bought that off a good The Source review in like 98-99.
Ball is one of the best storytellers in rap imo
Some good throwback gigs soon...
The Pharcyde at Clapham Grand November 30th, and Jeru the Damaja in Brighton Dec 4th...!
Pulled out an old CD case that had been under my bed
untouched for longer than 10 years. Tons of rando mixes I made around my senior year of high school, right before Napster. I should load them all up, some seriously great stuff on them.
Do it man
feel free to link up some highlights too!
But yeah, been listening to a lot of T.I this week. Mainly as I was reading about 'Trap Music' (new phenomenon) so decided to listen to the mostly unrelated 'Trap Musik' all the way through for the first time. It's good.
Title track:
And this Mannie Fresh beat from 'King' is just euphoric:
But yeah, don't know much about T.I really, just thought I'd bump this thread.
Everyone says King is his opus, NAH
it's Trap Muzik. Actually fuggit, King is probably just as good. Also Urban Legend is awesome.
Trap Muzik - King > Urban Legend > I'm Serious >>>>>>> the other ones
Picked up a copy of King on wax recently for £4.
That's my favorite. Should listen to Trap Muzik more tho seemingly.
Gold edition of Ironman out this week - 2000 made I think
No extra tracks or anything, but it sure looks pretty...
(and even tho' I've mentioned them three times in these threads already, I'd just like to confirm that I am not a Get On Down rep.)
Never heard this one before
Billy Crawford - Bright Lights
Where should I start with Gucci Mane? I feel like I could really get on with him but pretty clueless as to where to start, other than maybe The State vs. album.
I've only really heard Lemonade and Have It All, as well as some features.
The State Vs Radric Davis is good for the odd banger
like Lemonade and All About The Money, but has a lot off pop crap on it.
Not sure if anyone would be interested,
but DJ Woody has done a sweet Chooped Herring mix - tracklist below:
Phase n Rhythm - Brainfood (1987)
Da Henchmen - Blame It (1993)
Da Dysfunkshunal Familee - Far from the Average (1994)
J.V.C.F.O.R.C.E - 3 the Hard Way (1992)
Phase n Rhythm - The Force of the Matrix (1987)
Action Bronson - The Madness (Instrumental) (2011)
Da Henchmen - Brooklyn Bastards (1993)
Finsta Bundy - State of Emergency (1998)
Da Henchmen - Bronx Session [Unreleased] (1995)
Horror City - Take it How You Want it (1995)
Meyhem Lauren - Got the Fever (2010)
Finsta Bundy - Bushwick to Shin-Juku (1999)
Da Henchmen - Hot 97 Radio Spot [Unreleased] (1995)
Action Bronson - Shiraz (2010)
Meyhem Lauren - Drug Lords (2012)
Natural Elements - Life Ain't Fair (Original) (1995)
Da Henchmen - Live Wire (1993)
Action Bronson - Imported Goods (2010)
Burgundy Blood - Hello (2012)
Jay Glaze ft Rod Hotley - Out to Lunch (Instrumental) (2002)
Meyhem Lauren - Get the Money Black (2013)
Action Bronson - Get Off My P.P. (2010)
Tha Grimm Teachaz - Poobutts (????)
Da Dysfunkshunal Familee - I'm in the House (1995)
Da Henchmen - What U Gonna Do? (1994)
Q-Ball & Curt Cazal - Down For Mine (1994)
Finsta Bundy - What You Gonna Do? (1999)
D-Stroy & DJ Tony Touch - Frienemies (Original) [Unreleased] (1994)
North Bronx Alliance feat Aiello Wilson - Black Soil (1997)
Meyhem Lauren feat Roc Marciano - Cross Roads (2010)
Meyhem Lauren - Another Hustle (2010)
Meyhem Lauren - Live Shit (2009)
Action Bronson - Medley
I've been listening to this loads since i downloaded it a couple of weeks ago
Bit of suns creeping through at the minute so hip-hops back on the agenda for me.
Feel like a bit of a project so was gonna start digging into E-40. Where on earth should I start? Hasn't he released something mad like 5 albums in the last year?
Yeah like 10 albums since 2010.
The one that is flat out classic is In A Major Way. Then everything else he has is like 70% awesome 30% ok. Even his ok is still pretty fun though, he has so much personality.
Check every song he does with B-Legit, they both save their best for each other.
Currently revising in the lib and could do with some more
fairly chilled instrumental hiphop.
So far I've had Apollo Brown, Doppelgangaz, Illmatic instrumentals, bits of Dilla on.
Anyone got any recommendations?
Bambooman / Torus
Onra is a good shout, Flyling Lotus of course. Clams Casino, Friendzone, Keyboard Kid 206. Blue Daisy. Dam-Funk maybe.Kyle_ this'd this
There's some really good hip-hop gigs in Brighton soon
KRS-One and Danny Brown in June, The Pharcyde performing Bizzare Ride II in full in July.
El-P Red Bull Lecture
Warning, this is nearly 2 hours long. Apparently I have nothing better to do on a Wednesday evening though, and I'd say its definitely worth bookmarking for the fans in here.
The recent history felt kinda familiar to me (although still interesting), but there's some great stuff on Rawkus / Co Flo / Cannibal Ox. It's the same interviewer who did the DOOM one which I really liked as well.
- theShipment and littlebirds this'd this
So it is. There's no easy way of explaining how that happened, but here's the actual link;
That was really good
Great interview
The interviewer is Chairman Mao - from Ego Trip.
Ranking Jigga albums
Inspired by this:
Main surprises here being Vol. 2 at #3 (all 3 Vol.s are still inexplicably viewed generally as weaker), and revisiting some of Best of Both Worlds to find it way more entertaining than Magna Carta... Holy Grail, which all said and done, might end up being his worst.
Favorite deep cuts?
Have been really struggling to listen to much other than Mos Def - The Ecstatic recently
Could really do with a new album from him
Jay Rock
I only really know Follow Me Home, but he always seems to do killer work on other people's tracks, especially this year. His Los Awesome verse gets me every time. Really excited to hear his new album. Hoping it betters some of the recent TDE efforts.
Anyway, I only just discovered his update of Fiddy's How to Rob, def worth a listen:
There's a new Hail Mary Mallon album out in November
Enjoyed the last album and Aesop Rock's always worth checking out.


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You can't be a real country unless you have a beer and an airline — it helps if you have some kind of a football team, or some nuclear weapons, but at the very least you need a beer.Liechtenstein, a thin glacial valley sandwiched between the Swiss and Austrian alps, doesn't have an airline. It does have a beer, though, which brings it well up in the World's-Smallest-Proper-Country-As-Defined-By-Zappa's-Law stakes. Take that, Nauru.
Wine is the main booze-related activity of the principality, and His Serene Highness keeps a couple of small vineyards under his gaze, though he doesn't seem to mind tourists like me and Mrs Beer Nut tramping through them. We did buy a couple of bottles of his pinot noir in the adjacent shop before heading on, though. It's only polite.
There's one supermarket in the miniscule capital Vaduz and there I picked up a bottle of a lager bigger than Liechtenstein itself. Ländlegold features the princely schloss on the label and is made from a minimum of 50% Liechtensteiner ingredients, the rest sourced over the way in Switzerland where the brewing happens. It's an extremely dull pilsner, smoother than most of your bloat-inducing fizzbombs, but otherwise totally forgettable. The label says this is a beer as unique as Liechtenstein itself, which is pretty much on the money as it's not unique at all and very similar to both Austria and Switzerland, in crap lager terms anyway. For more fake Li(e)chtensteiner beer, see Adeptus's recent post on one such, though it doesn't seem to be claiming association with the principality at all.
For actual beermaking in this micronation you have to go to Schann, a town which is, like everything in Liechtenstein, just a couple of minutes' bus ride out of Vaduz town centre. The Brauhaus brewery (an umlaut-free zone) itself wasn't open, but a local shop was able to provide us with a few takeaway examples of its wares.
Brauhaus Hell's first, while I'm tolerating pale lagers. It looked to me like a plain, honest-to-goodness fizzy lager. There was the grassy nose and the strong carbonation. I was expecting something clean and mildly hoppy, but no. The only flavour in this beer is a nasty kind of mustiness I didn't care for at all. There's no bitterness or sweetness or anything else to hide it. Not a good start.
However, matters improved with the wheat beer, although I'm not sure if that was deliberate. Weiza is darker and hazier than most weizens I've met and presents a sour vinegary nose which worried the hell out of me. It tasted fine, though: a lovely big whack of clove spice at the heart of it. The vinegar notes reappear at the end but they don't spoil the party. The beer is sour but not in a typically beery way, like lambic or Berliner Weisse , but more in a savoury way. I ended up thinking of salt and vinegar crisps, if that helps at all. No? Well I liked it anyway.
The bock was next up, and the first thing that struck me about my bottle of Malbu-Bock was that they had filled it right to the lip of the bottle. I choose to read this as a charming human error on the part of the brewers. And more beer for me: hooray! Once poured, there's a faintly herbal nose off it rather than the syrupy sweetness I feared, and the whole is a promising shade of light, bright amber. The texture is spot-on with the heavy bock weight, but again the sickly sweetness is nowhere to be found. Instead there's a subtle bitter, medicinal character, maybe a note of metallic saccharine and hints of toffee and caramel as well. I'm sure many a bock fan will find it bland and uninteresting but it kinda worked for me.
The best of the lot, however, was Brauhaus Schwarz -- not really surprising, I suppose. It's properly black with a cream-coloured head. Sweet and stouty is how I'd describe it. Plenty of roastiness, some smokiness and a thin-but-creamy texture that puts me very much in mind of milk stout. The slickness is held in check by a spicy bitterness that adds yet another layer of complexity. It wouldn't be everyone's cup of milky tea but I loved it. It slips down very easily and coats the palate, giving the whole taste sensation wonderful legs.
It takes a special kind of tourist to enjoy Liechtenstein, especially on a freezing cold Saturday when almost everything is closed. I liked it though. There's a definite Shangri-La feeling about the way its pastures and vineyards are enclosed by the snow-capped mountains. But someone in the place has managed to carve out a living for themselves producing beer, and that definitely makes it a proper country in my book, and Frank's.


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Tuomo Ruutu skated to the front of the Nashville net Sunday night and couldn't take it any longer, the pain in his right ankle too great to continue.
As Ruutu crumpled to the ice with 3 minutes 57 seconds left in the second period, with him went one of the reasons to feel optimistic about the final 41 games of a Blackhawks season that is becoming as bleak as any in memory.
The 5-1 loss to the Nashville Predators was their 10th in a row, a streak of futility unmatched since 1950-51, when the Hawks dropped 12 straight to close the season. Nothing on display against Nashville suggested this season's squad can't match the futility of the 1950-51 team.
Coach Trent Yawney said Ruutu, who needed to be carried off the ice, suffered a "deep cut" around the right ankle. Ruutu was jostling for the puck with a Nashville defender and might have been stepped on, resulting in the gash.
Yawney didn't know the extent of the injury but said Ruutu, playing just his fourth game after missing 25 with a sore back, would not accompany the team to Washington for Tuesday night's game.
Yawney repeated that the Hawks showed enough effort, which again raises the question of whether this team is talented enough to be a factor in the Western Conference.
"I'm disappointed for them," Yawney said. "[Scoring on] a couple open nets could have made a difference in the way they viewed the game. We're a little snakebit around the net right now."
Ten losses in a row is new terrain for Martin Lapointe, a two-time Stanley Cup winner with the Detroit Red Wings.
"Once we get out of this, we might be a stronger team," Lapointe said. "That's the hardest--keeping your head up and forgetting about the game."
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"It's tough," said Bell, who scored the Hawks' only goal. "I've never seen luck like we've had. We have to keep our spirits up. We have a bunch of young guys in here who might start to doubt themselves."
Just 41 games into his NHL coaching career, Yawney is faced with holding together a team whose high hopes at the start of the season have been obliterated at just the halfway point.
"Anybody that's ever been involved in a sporting event knows there is no magic pill you can buy that's going to change everything," Yawney said. "I'm disappointed for the players because they are working hard and they deserve better, but at the same time, we have to keep forging ahead."
Rene Bourque, with no points in his last nine games, was scratched. Scratched for the fourth straight game was Andy Hilbert. So was Todd Simpson. . . . In his last five games, defenseman Adrian Aucoin is a minus-10, including minus-4 Sunday with a penalty that led to a Steve Sullivan penalty shot. . . . Sullivan's penalty-shot goal at 6:34 of the third period was the third against the Hawks in the last two games and sixth this season. The Hawks have yet to take a penalty shot this season. . . . In his last five games since returning from a groin injury, defenseman Jassen Cullimore is a minus-8. . . . Goaltender Nikolai Khabibulin skated Sunday for the first time since injuring his groin Dec. 28.


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December 7, 2012, 10:30 AM EST
CAW President Ken Lewenza is calling the drop in youth unemployment a positive sign, but urged government to prioritize tackling chronic joblessness among young workers.
Lewenza was responding to the November Labour Force Survey results released this morning by Statistics Canada that showed a drop in youth unemployment from 14.7 per cent to 14 per cent.
Lewenza said that although the drop in youth unemployment is encouraging, the rate still stands stubbornly high at nearly double the national average of 7.2 per cent.
"The last three years have demonstrated that without action, this problem of youth unemployment will not improve," said Lewenza.
"Young workers are being left behind in our economy and this will have serious ramifications for years to come," said Lewenza. "Governments at all levels must develop strategies alongside industry and unions to take on chronically high levels of youth unemployment. Young workers are among the best educated at any time in our national history - but job prospects are insufferably poor."
"We need a national good jobs strategy for young workers," Lewenza said.
Delegates from across Canada are meeting today and tomorrow for CAW Council, at the Sheraton Centre in downtown Toronto from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom on the Lower Level.