08
Jun

MIGHTY HIGH COUP “808”

Fresh off the press another video I edited together for the new Atlanta hip-hop group Mighty High Coup made up of the MC’S: Ricky Raw, A-Bomb and S.O.S. If you are a group looking for a video holla at me: EMAIL ME @ zone3bookings@gmail.com  

01
Apr
@cristodisco + @JeLaSol @ElBarATL = Boogie Down Ponce Thursdays
Tonight (Thursday) at Atlanta’s best venue for progressive good music EL BAR located directly behind and below El Azteca on Ponce de Leon in Atlanta.  DJ Rob Wonder has turned a former 1970’s hispanic swingers spot into a beacon for all the hottest dj’s and biggest shows crossing all the genre’s from Dubstep,  Electro,  Crunk, 90’s hip-hop ect… For the few and proud from Atlanta this is the place to go,  and for those wanting a taste of something authentic with NO COVER the above flyer is your golden ticket.  This bar has a special place in my heart because I have eaten at El Azteca over 500 times.  I actually went to it when it was called PEPE’s as I was born and raised on chips and queso.  The Boogie Down Bronx might be a gentrified historic relic,  but Boogie Down Ponce is the here and now every THURSDAY for FREE all night with many undisclosed drink specials.
BONUS TRACK:::: here is a song to get you pumped up for THURSDAY @elbaratl
Gangster Boogie - Geto Boys - Click to DOWNLOAD 

@cristodisco + @JeLaSol @ElBarATL = Boogie Down Ponce Thursdays

Tonight (Thursday) at Atlanta’s best venue for progressive good music EL BAR located directly behind and below El Azteca on Ponce de Leon in Atlanta.  DJ Rob Wonder has turned a former 1970’s hispanic swingers spot into a beacon for all the hottest dj’s and biggest shows crossing all the genre’s from Dubstep,  Electro,  Crunk, 90’s hip-hop ect… For the few and proud from Atlanta this is the place to go,  and for those wanting a taste of something authentic with NO COVER the above flyer is your golden ticket.  This bar has a special place in my heart because I have eaten at El Azteca over 500 times.  I actually went to it when it was called PEPE’s as I was born and raised on chips and queso.  The Boogie Down Bronx might be a gentrified historic relic,  but Boogie Down Ponce is the here and now every THURSDAY for FREE all night with many undisclosed drink specials.

BONUS TRACK:::: here is a song to get you pumped up for THURSDAY @elbaratl

Gangster Boogie - Geto Boys - Click to DOWNLOAD 

04
Feb

ROCKMASTER SCOTT & D3 - REQUEST LINE

an old school hip hop classic music video.

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16
Jan

DJ ROB WONDER v. ZONE3 (the mini mix movie)

I made this video for a mix Rob Wonder created a couple of years ago for fun.  Rob is a great DJ from the A,   which he reps hard on his scion channel 7 radio show CLICK to check it out as he posts new mixes each month NO STATIC AT ALL is what its called.

Check out Rob Wonder on twitter to find out where he is spinning next he brings the ruckus to all his gigs.

04
Jan

NINE INCH NAILS - DOWN IN IT (MUSIC VIDEO)

An industrial beat that bumps bass I feel this track could provide a hip-hop to industrial link,  something I have waited for yet never seen as my teen years were spent enamoured with industrial music.  This video has some great low budget SFX.

Nine Inch Nails has recently put out a fan made tour video,  This One is On Us,   from the 2008 tour check it out HERE.

12
Dec

What You Want For Christmas

by Quad City DJs & 69 Boys
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QUAD CITY DJ’S & 69 BOYS /// “What you want for Christmas?” /// DOWNLOAD LINK

merry x-mas from the freak beat ! ! ! kick it with yo family.

20
Jul
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“Beauty” by Edan  ((( download link )))

Edan is a better white rapper than Eminem and Asher Roth combined…

The last time he was in Atlanta was 2003.  He lives in London England and does not perform live in the United States often.  This will be the best underground hip-hop show of 2009 period. And you can find me there on stage I’ll be doing the live video all night.

It’s SPEAK EASY 6 ATL and you better roll. August 1st @the Apache Cafe.

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check out EDAN’s website for more info.

26
May
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“It’s The Gigalo” by Gigalo Tony

Download link

Bass music can be extremely self referential as tracks often sample other bass songs from the same period.  Unlike say “90’s nyc hip-hop” where producer’s strived for obscure funk/rare groove samples that no one else used or had.  Bass music producer’s use and reuse samples and beat’s from a core group of tracks (Cybertron “Clear” being one) thus unifying the genre while often descending into self-parody.  Here the hook is a sample from AQ & DJ Larche (previosly posted here.)

(((dont sleep on the archives fool)))

“if it smells good I might just eat it…”

16
Apr

LEE HARVEY OSWALD AT 529 Feat. VIDEO by ZONE 3

shot and edited by STAN STONE for digital soul. I was doing the VJ work for this projecting behind LHO,  we plan on doing some more shows so look out.

25
Feb

Nas - It Ain’t Hard To Tell

This video does not live up to the track as this is one of my favorite all time songs to smoke reef to.  I bought this album after street dreams had already blown Nas up,  I remember being at a house party and going to my car to smoke out of a corn cob pipe just to listen to this track.  Bumping this song gets you high,  another artifact of pixel’s  from when hip-hop was good,  and was worth spending your last dollar on a cd opposed to food. That’s why no one has any sympathy for the record industries financial woe’s,  the a&r’s,  the corrupt local radio stations,  they all got over on the public pushing trite material for too long.   Now no one’s buying,  check the article on the making of ILLMATIC in XXL or here@t.r.o.y.

bonus maybe the greatest MJ song ever?

07
Feb
DO NOT BUY : DOWNLOAD
MOVIE REVIEW SERIES - NOTORIOUS
I know this is late in the game as this film is leaving the theaters,  I was about to go see this in the theaters when my friend alerted me to that it was on the net.  I explained to him that this must be a monumental film and that it would be worth the money.  As I said this to him on the phone a man in the gas station agreed that this was a good movie,  now it was confirmed NOTORIOUS must be a good movie. Also all the blogs seemed to have liked it,  thus it must be good.  I had very low expectations about this film before it came out simply because Puffy was an executive producer and I did not think it would be objective.  I didn’t see this on the big screen as I had too much vapor and missed the last show,  deciding to instead watch the download.  I was glad as I would have been very angry if I spent ten dollars as the movie to me was a big disappointment.  The overall problem I have with the movie is that it is way too vague and general with very few details or historical facts,  but mainly the film reveals nothing new,  it tells us nothing we didn’t already know.  The most riveting part of NOTORIOUS comes at the end when we see actual documentary footage from his funeral in BK.  Going into the movie I always thought BIGGIE’s involvement with selling crack was minimal,  and that he really was playing the roll of storyteller commenting on what’s around him.  In the movie he starts out selling crack and that’s all he does until he blows up and is saved by Puffy.  Puffy tell’s him to make a choice as he is wise.  At one point BIG hides his stash of uncut/halfway cut cocaine under his bead on a plate exposed,  this made no sense to me as no one would do this without at least securing the coke especially the huge amount he leaves precariously under the bed.  Throughout the film we are introduced to various possible side-plots:  His absent Father,  The friend who takes a jail bid for him,  and his relations with women&mother.  Yet it is all dealt with so superficially by the end of the movie at his death we know nothing of the people who surrounded him thus BIG’s impact seems lessened.  I guess the real interest for me would be the drama after his death,  the aftermath.  How this man’s shadow has been over hip-hop since my senior year of high school when he was killed.  Nick Broomfield’s BIGGIE AND TUPAC was far more interesting than this because it raised questions,  while Puffy’s NOTORIOUS merely answer’s questions we already knew and confirms that PDiddy made it all happen both good and bad.  Who is responsible for Biggie’s death? The media is slightly implicated,  we see a few shady characters the night of the killing but that’s it.  Some people feared that this picture was too soon to be made and I agree It would have been much better to have waited until Puffy was dead.   At the end of the movie my thoughts wondered mostly about 2PAC,  would a 2PAC movie be better than  this? Was 2PAC better than BIGGIE because he made so much more music?  Did Puffy ruin NYC hip-hop? Will they ever solved who killed BIGGIE? These modern day Hollywood music bio pics sure do suck. Click the poster above for movie download link

DO NOT BUY : DOWNLOAD

MOVIE REVIEW SERIES - NOTORIOUS

I know this is late in the game as this film is leaving the theaters,  I was about to go see this in the theaters when my friend alerted me to that it was on the net.  I explained to him that this must be a monumental film and that it would be worth the money.  As I said this to him on the phone a man in the gas station agreed that this was a good movie,  now it was confirmed NOTORIOUS must be a good movie. Also all the blogs seemed to have liked it,  thus it must be good.  I had very low expectations about this film before it came out simply because Puffy was an executive producer and I did not think it would be objective.  I didn’t see this on the big screen as I had too much vapor and missed the last show,  deciding to instead watch the download.  I was glad as I would have been very angry if I spent ten dollars as the movie to me was a big disappointment.  The overall problem I have with the movie is that it is way too vague and general with very few details or historical facts,  but mainly the film reveals nothing new,  it tells us nothing we didn’t already know.  The most riveting part of NOTORIOUS comes at the end when we see actual documentary footage from his funeral in BK.  Going into the movie I always thought BIGGIE’s involvement with selling crack was minimal,  and that he really was playing the roll of storyteller commenting on what’s around him.  In the movie he starts out selling crack and that’s all he does until he blows up and is saved by Puffy.  Puffy tell’s him to make a choice as he is wise.  At one point BIG hides his stash of uncut/halfway cut cocaine under his bead on a plate exposed,  this made no sense to me as no one would do this without at least securing the coke especially the huge amount he leaves precariously under the bed.  Throughout the film we are introduced to various possible side-plots:  His absent Father,  The friend who takes a jail bid for him,  and his relations with women&mother.  Yet it is all dealt with so superficially by the end of the movie at his death we know nothing of the people who surrounded him thus BIG’s impact seems lessened.  I guess the real interest for me would be the drama after his death,  the aftermath.  How this man’s shadow has been over hip-hop since my senior year of high school when he was killed.  Nick Broomfield’s BIGGIE AND TUPAC was far more interesting than this because it raised questions,  while Puffy’s NOTORIOUS merely answer’s questions we already knew and confirms that PDiddy made it all happen both good and bad.  Who is responsible for Biggie’s death? The media is slightly implicated,  we see a few shady characters the night of the killing but that’s it.  Some people feared that this picture was too soon to be made and I agree It would have been much better to have waited until Puffy was dead.   At the end of the movie my thoughts wondered mostly about 2PAC,  would a 2PAC movie be better than  this? Was 2PAC better than BIGGIE because he made so much more music?  Did Puffy ruin NYC hip-hop? Will they ever solved who killed BIGGIE? These modern day Hollywood music bio pics sure do suck. Click the poster above for movie download link

03
Feb
 The Pen & Pixel Madhouse click me
Here is a site long over due devoted to the hip-hop album covers by pen&pixel .
The site seems to focus mostly on New Orleans/Houston/Memphis hip-hop covers and is not really organized but a def good effort.

The Pen & Pixel Madhouse click me

Here is a site long over due devoted to the hip-hop album covers by pen&pixel .

The site seems to focus mostly on New Orleans/Houston/Memphis hip-hop covers and is not really organized but a def good effort.

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