You know Lee?
Drum n' Bass / Ghettotech / Electro Club 1171, NJ |
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From the depths of the ever so seemingly vile wastelands of Toms River, NJ comes the chaotically unorganized hooligan known to the world as "You Know Lee?". To explain what "You Know Lee?" is simply can not be done in words. Mere mortals are not capable of comprehending such thoughts. But those of us who've seen the old Hbo series "mr.show" have a better chance at grasping the concept. A few years back, "YkL?" was birthed unto this world as an idea that many kinds of music can live in harmony within the same minute. This idea was not an easy thing to bring to fruition. While starting out at somewhat of an elementary level with a program called "Ej", the melting of different styles was not quite going as planned and the first joint from YkL? "Champagne Jam" (another Mr.show reference) was more of a low rent hip-hoppish encounter with few highlights to speak of. Not long after that, six months to be precise came the sophmore effort. It was titled "Musical Yardsale", a 7 song, 30 minute piece, arranged into one track for non-stop rockin out. And this time around, the mission was accomplished and it was quite a yardsale of assorted flavors of music. With the release of this second disc YkL? knew it was time to get the word out...so with a pocketful of cds, it was off to the mall. But it being January, nobody was really there and only a few cds were initially handed out. Over the course of the next few weeks tho many cds were given out. Growing somewhat weary of using myspace as the only means of a website, on Feb 10, 2006 youknowlee.com was bought, and offically launched the next day. Now you and everyone you know can enjoy the sounds of You Know Lee? absolutely free of charge. Just check out the music section of the site.
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Kristellar's "Agilisten-r" now on dramacore:
posted Dec 8
"We all admire the spangled acrobat with classical grace meticulously walking his tight rope in the talcum light; but how much rarer art there is in the sagging rope expert wearing scarecrow clothes and impersonating a grotesque drunk! I should know." (Vladimir Nabokov) Thank you for your friendship! Musical greetings from Munich/Germany! Feel free to download my music!
posted Nov 7
Chimp'n Aint E-Z says:
wooot GHETTO TEK!!! check out some jungle/hiphop:http://www.virb.com/chimpweb
posted Feb 24