LISAN AL-GAIB

28.4.10

New Taiko Shit!!!

Heres a new Taiko Rolls track that Edge has just remixed for you! Download and enjoy! Peace

7.4.10

The UK's greatest MC has just emerged with another long awaited album called "Genghis"
If you don't know already, Cappo hails from Notts and has been grinding on the underground scene for a long time, heavily respected by many he's the epitome of the rapper's rapper, and I personally don't think there is anyone even close to the level of skill he possesses over here, Capps is quite simply a genius and a huge inspiration of mine! Go buy the album on iTunes, and support real music!
Peace

29.3.10

EEEEEEEEEL WALKER!

My man James showed me this guys sculpture the other night and I was pretty impressed. Nice to see bronzes of real graphic and technical quality and this is his best by the looks of it, far from traditional Mark Newman does some pretty dope stuff, so check his web site out! I think Ill start saving pennies for one of these!

8.2.10

There Will Be Blood

My man "James Dean" over in Brooklyn has just released a dope CD called "There Will Be Blood" available on iTunes and Amazon featuring Myself (Rak), Edge (Taiko Rolls) and The legendary Sean Price among others!! So peep that shit or miss the fuck out! BLAM!

More Dune film news from the proposed director Pierre Morel

Thanks to the success of “Taken,” Morel has an opportunity to direct his dream project, an adaptation of Frank Herbert’s sci-fi classic “Dune” (1965), which touches on subjects ranging from politics to human emotions. It’s something he has dreamed about since his teen years.

“I’m such a fan of the book,” Morel said. “I read the first book (in the series) when I was 14 or 15, and I was sucked into that universe.

“When I was a teen, I didn't have the money to buy all six books, so I bought one and six months later bought the second one and so on. I was touched by the material because it’s more than just science fiction.

“It’s a psychological tale about evolution.”

David Lynch adapted a financially disastrous version of “Dune” in 1984. (The title arrives April 27 on Blu-ray Disc.) Morel has mixed feelings about it.

“I had two different reactions to his version,” he said. “As a ‘Dune’ book fan, I didn’t like the movie, because it was not what I expected it to be.

“Then, I saw it from another angle as a Lynch fan, and I love the movie that way, because it was very creative.”

And how does Morel feel about the new trend to make movies in 3-D thanks to the success of James Cameron’s “Avatar”?

“I’m like everyone else and went to see ‘Avatar’ with my kids,” said Morel, who has three young children. “We went twice to see it (due to the great 3-D visuals).

“I like the technology, but whatever technology we have, we need good stories to support it.”