A huge tank you to TLFI for hooking us up with these awesome video stills from "Opening Ceremony" which comes out next week!!! Yes, you read that right, next week! So, that's a pretty good reason to cancel any Thanksgiving plans :)
Here are some pictures:
Be sure to check out some more on TLFI's site here
On other new, the KoalasAndUzis Team needs your help! We want you to tell us your stories about how you got familiar with GBC and how did you start listening to them. Also let us know if any of you have seen them live. We'd appreciate it if you gave us this information because we need them for a special project. (details later). So, just leave us a comment with your story here or tweet/direct messages us on twitter :)
I first heard about GBC 6 months ago when I started working for TLFI. My first intro to them was reading this crazy interview from them >>http://bit.ly/cH5PwR
ReplyDeleteThen I had the opportunity to meet them... such rad incredible guys. I have nothing but amazing things to say about all 3.
Since then my world has forever been changed and I am an official GBC fan :)
Yeah so here's my little story on how I became a GBC fan... I'd been a fan of Styles Of Beyond since 1999 when I bought 2000 Fold thinking it was a techno cd. Oops... I was instantly hooked by Ryu's presence and rhyme style so I paid attention and tried to follow projects he was a part of. Some years later, I found him on myspace and discovered a track called "My Little Razorblade" in his track list. I believe it was '08 when I first heard the track. The artist on the track was "Get Busy Committee" and I had no idea at the time that things were in the works for something much greater. I was also getting quite acquainted with a very informative website known as www.sobcentral.com and found a killer mix-tape titled "Razor Tag". That's the first time I had ever heard Scoop Deville spit lyrics. Scoop was on a track titled "Kill 'em In The Face" and came off with a real smooth rhyme flow. Later I heard some of his production work on the Fort Minor mix-tape titled "We Major". The first time I ever heard Apathy was on a nasty little album called "Megadef" and I thought he was absolutely insane. As time went on, there was more talk of this “Get Busy Committee” project and it was natural for me to keep my ears to the ground on this one. The buzz was steadily getting bigger and finally on October 27, 2009 I got my pre-order download for the GBC’s debut album “Uzi Does It”. (Real Talk) The sound was nothing other than original and refreshing. No auto-tune, no karaoke bullshit, just pure innovative Hip-Hop. The West Coast has been resurrected!!!!
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Mike Shinoda was promoting them a lot. That's how I got into em.
ReplyDeleteI first starting listening to GBC after Mike Shinoda posted the link for "No Time To Speak". Ever since then I have loved everything that they have come out with including the new stuff. I havent seen them live yet but I hope I get the chance someday.
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I'm a fan of GBC since last year. When Mike Shinoda was promoting them in his blog i searched for info about that band and later (February 14th) i saw "I Don't Care About You" and i was like: "Whoa!! I need to hear the whole album". And that's what i did. After listen GBC's album i became a super fan of them. Oh, and also i talked with them on Twitter and they are so nice that i must be their fan. Unfortunatly i never went to a concert by GBC... but i hope can go one day. :D
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