Dusty Lipschitz

wow... surprised anyone remembers that fact. but yea, that was me.

Link fixed. The new issue just got back on Friday. Not sure if the NYC distro team got it in Fat Beats yet, but you can usually cop it there.

So some of the OGs in here prolly know who I am. Some of the young bucks, prolly not. Well, I have been busy putting out a mixtape magazine for a few years... The new issue just hit the bricks. Support the cause and cop a subscription. http://www.foundationmag.com DJ Khaled Sheek Louch Dirty Harry Bun B Sha Money XL Prodigy DJ Diggz & Rated R Kid Capri Max B DJ Neil Armstrong Bishop Lamont Tone Trump Geolani (Team Afficial) DJ Omega Bobbie Black J Ronin B.O.B. DJ 31 Degreez Terry Urban Deftone Basically, we cover the mixtape game. We were the sponsor of last year's Justo Awards, held the official afterparty with the Clipse, etc. So far, here's a list of some of the artists we have interviewed: DJ On Point DJ Vlad Tony Touch Clipse Clinton Sparks The Rub Djs Papoose DJ Warrior Miami Kaos Chuck T Rap Mullet Brucie B DJ Drama Young Buck J-Love DJ Skee Peedi Peedi Sickamore Trae DJ Double R DJ Thoro Tapemasters Inc. DJ Lust DJ Smallz Termanology Rapid Ric Roccett Superstar Jay DJ Lex Statik Selektah Big Lou Michael "5000" Watts DJ Rukiz Maino Mick Boogie Wally Sparks P-Cutta TJ's DJs/TJ Chapman PBnJ JR Writer Rapid Ric DJ Kay Slay Chamillionaire Joe Budden Styles P Saigon Joell Ortiz Cassidy Rob E Rob Rob G St. Laz DJ Delz Evil Empire Gillie Da Kid Stackhouse Recordings Ace McClowd Remo The Rapstar Esso Skyzoo If you follow the mixtape game at all, are a fan of mixtapes, or just want to read interviews better then what you will find in any other rap magazine, come see what we are about. If you seen the issue, let me know what you think.

the first thing i do when reading a post by seeking, is look at the time of the post. if its after 1am, its going to be amusing jibberish. where as hevlox is always going to be amusing jibberish.

wait, a movie about a guy has a relationship with a blow up doll is good? yup. the premise sounds shitty, but the movie was great. as was gosling's performance. not to sound argumentative, but to me that's like not liking a candy bar because of it's wrapper.

i saw juno and no country for old men, both for the second time, with my mom and sis over xmas. i liked them both. those and lars and the real girl were towards the top of my list. mom also dragged me to american gangster. she went and bought a brownie, sat down, and realized she forgot to get the brownie. i told her she is going to be the old lady you hear about at the supermarket with her underwear on the outside of her pants.