Here’s a new Victory Journal animated short about the ’86 Mets’ celebratory plane ride home from Houston after winning the NLCS. Produced by my cousin Chris Isenberg.
Click the link below to watch…
Here’s a new Victory Journal animated short about the ’86 Mets’ celebratory plane ride home from Houston after winning the NLCS. Produced by my cousin Chris Isenberg.
Click the link below to watch…
Some throwback rarities courtesy of the homie DJ Rhude that you won’t find on your favorite streaming service. Bless up.
Attention vinyl collectors! The good people at Dope Folks Records are re-releasing Oakland MC Casual’s slept-on 1997 sophomore album Meanwhile… on limited edition vinyl (only 350 copies). The follow-up to his classic debut Fear Itself is hard-to-find in physical form—it was originally released only on cassette and then independently on a short run of CDs. So this is a real collector’s item, especially for Hieroglyphics fans. Check out “Years Ago” above, and cop the vinyl here.
Oh, and if you want to stream or download Meanwhile… right now, the cassette version of the whole album is available on Bandcamp.
Check out this dope mix of Golden Era rap classics, rarities, and remixes by my bro Step One…
Download HERE.
Wishing a happy 25th anniversary to my favorite album ever. This shit literally changed my life. #RIPPhife
The Low End Theory: 10 Things You Didn’t Know (Rolling Stone)
The Low End Theory 25th Anniversary Mixtape (Chris Read & Wax Poetics)
Here’s a sweet baseball story involving brothers, baseball cards, Bazooka Joe, Topps, Life Savers, Port Chester and a brand new baseball glove…
A Baseball Card Contest Pays Off, 6 Decades After the Fact (NY Times)
Shouts to my brother-in-law for sending this over, and to my 6-year-old son Luca who is currently crushing it in his fall baseball league…
Flashback Friday.
“’Rubber Soul’ was the pot album and ‘Revolver’ was the acid.” – John Lennon
The new issue of Rolling Stone has a great story in it about the first time The Beatles dropped acid, and how it led to a major shift in their musical output, particularly on Revolver (which celebrated its 50th anniversary earlier this month). Read below.
Beatles’ Acid Test: How LSD Opened the Door to ‘Revolver’
*Bonus*
Check out Rolling Stone‘s new podcast episode “Temple of the Dog Return” featuring Chris Cornell, Jeff Ament and Mike McCready telling the story behind the great grunge supergroup as they prepare for their first-ever tour together this fall.