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Friday, September 23, 2005
Mainstream meets Indie...but not comics

I know I can't be the only person here who wants to hear this:

Impacting the streets October 18th "Dreddy Kruger Presents... Think Differently Music: Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture" is an unprecedented pairing of Wu-Tang artists, producers and affiliates with some of independent hip-hop's East and West Coast elite. RZA, GZA, U-God, MF Doom, Ras Kass, Aesop Rock, Del tha Funky Homosapien, Sean Price, J-Live, Tragedy Khadafi, C-Rayz Walz, Planet Asia, RA the Rugged Man, Littles, Cannibal Ox, and many more artists, producers and even award winning filmmaker Jim Jarmusch, have come together for what will be a milestone release in the hip-hop landscape.

It's like someone overheard the conversations my firends and I had in my senior year of high school (the year Deltron 3030 hit and a few months before I saw Cannibal Ox live) and turned it into an album. I'm just sad we'll never see an ODB/Kool Kieth collaboration.

This is from this article which featurs an interview with Dreddy Krueger.

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