However, the film was shown as a double feature with a movie called
"Style Wars," which is a documentary of graffiti art, breakdancing, and
old-school shit. It was pretty fresh - although the music was pretty
expectable: Sugarhill Gang, Grandmaster Flash, etc... Best part of the
film is the seriously Honky narrator, who says things like "And the
b-boys rock the mic." Oh yeah, and Former Mayor and Asshole Ed Koch is
interviewed throughout the film and babbles with complete coherence - it
really shows how out of touch he really was. Check it out if ya can.
Peace -
Z-Love
On Mon, 11 Nov 1996, DJ Lo-Ki wrote:
> Yeah I saw that record about 8 months ago in a hip-hop oriented store in
> NYC callled Fat Beats, but I haven't seen it lately.
>
> No, you didn't dream it, it was a member of Blondie (Chris Stein, the
> guitarist and writer of most of the songs) who did the movie soundtrack (I
> believe he collaberated with Fab Five Freddy as well...) The collaberation
> isn't that strange if you remember that Freddy also had a lot to do with
> the production on the song "Rapture."
>
> Anyway, the soundtrack for the movie was great, but I don't think that it's
> the same stuff on that album, although I will do some research...
>
>
> Peace,
>
> Lo-Ki
> lo-ki@pinsky.com
> www.imageinfo.com/lo-ki
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