About a plethora of Cultural things including Streetwear, Contemporary fashion, all aspects of the footwear realm, music, art, photography, film, Connoisseurs, philanthropy. Good food in New York City. Behind the scenes footage. Based on the perspectives and lifestyles of the Original heads.
Friday, July 18, 2008
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Good Tires gone Bad (2) Videos
These are two excellent videos, that gives the Driver some insightful information on decoding a tires age (Birthdate), and determine if its suitable for your car even as a spare, don't miss this info, it can save your life.
-Patrick King
Picture on how to read your tire.

-Patrick King
Picture on how to read your tire.

Sunday, July 13, 2008
I Love Ducati's, and don't own one yet

I have been Intrigued by Motorcycles for quite sometime, not just because of the women. The speed, the agility, the handling these are all attributes that have caught my eye, and also inspire me to get my permit. I have been studying the basic manual and I'm about to take some lessons very soon. I'm sorry I let my brother sell my Vanson. It would of been great to ride in. I'll get another one. Now of days the economy is weird. Gas for a Motorcycle is significantly less than a Car and is an efficient way of travel if your on point. I'm not into stunts, I'm into a affordable alternative to my G35 that has the quality of a reliable machine that can get me to a destination safely and fun. I'm not talking about a jap. bike, I want a Ducati 696 Monster, although one of my boss said its not a good look for me due to my body weight vs the bike weight and where it's located. Which he had a point but I got some choices when that bump comes up.
-Patrick King
Monday, July 7, 2008
Uninvited Houseguest, Don't come to my house
I was watching the History Channel a little earlier, and this is probably one of the first modifications I'm going to do when I get my house. Don't mess with my loved ones. You might get trapped.
-Patrick King
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Maserati Gran Turismo S Thrills, not Great Adventure (video)
This post is dedicated to all the Car connoisseurs out there. I love sport coupes like the Maserati Gran Turismo S, another favorite of mine is the Aston Martin DB9. I've been looking at that car for some years now. I can see myself in either one of these. Got to get that $$$,$$$ up.
-Patrick King
Black Moon "Buck'em Down" (video) Original Heads
Buckshot of Black Moon is one of my favorite MC's of all time. He is the definition of Original Heads. Buck is a cool dude I met him and other BCC members in the studio one day. Also big shout to Steele of Smif-n-Wessun aka Cocoa Brovaz, The Ha brothers and Shucky Duck. This is one of my favorite videos and may just become yours. This is a true Bucktown summertime classic. DUCKDOWN
-Patrick King
Friday, June 20, 2008
Ryan Leslie making Diamond girl (video)
This is a cool video, Ryan dropping some basic science. Just digest it.
-Patrick King
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
The Neptunes Pharrell beat manufacturing process and the finished product.
This video has been on the net for a couple of years now. Whenever I watch it feels like the first time. Pharrell is crafting this track from scratch with one of his Star trak artist Natasha Ramos, He was going in, Chad followed up with the Guitar from out of no where. She laced the track with her vocals later on, check it out though its nice.
Monday, June 16, 2008
9th Wonder & Buckshot Go All Out Feat. Charlie Murphy (video)
I'm feeling this song right now "Go All Out (No Doubt)" featuring Carlitta Durand off the Formula album, sounds real good in the car with the Bose. Big Shout to Buckshot, you still got it. Charlie you're a funny dude.
-Patrick King
-Patrick King
Labels:
9th Wonder,
Buckshot,
Carlitta Durand,
Charlie Murphy,
No Doubt,
The Formula
Friday, June 13, 2008
JAY-Z Real Live Gangster American Gangster remixed by K-DEF

The man that help bring the Lords of the Underground sound to the Golden Age. This time K-Def remixed Jay-Z's American Gangster vocals over his beats. Give it a listen here, it sounds good.
-Patrick King
Thursday, June 12, 2008
88 Keys in the building


88 Keys is a dope producer, I feel he's very underrated, he produced a track called "Stay Up" for Kanye West on the Can't tell me nothing mixtape. Check that song out even though its a snippet. Read this interview from Dork magazine about his story.
-Patrick King
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Friday, June 6, 2008
Complex Cassie Cover shoot (video)
Big shout out to my good friend Richard "Treats" Dryden Staff writer at Complex. He conducted this interview with Cassie. You can also catch him on the 1 and 2's when he spins in a New York City club or lounge. He got me into DJing when we lived on the same block years ago. He got some skills and that's way before Rane Serato when it was just Technics and milk crates full of vinyl. Check him out.
-Patrick King
-Patrick King
Labels:
Cassie,
Complex,
DJ Treats,
Interview,
Richard Dryden
Thursday, June 5, 2008
The man behind "Flashing Lights" Eric Hudson

New Jersey bred Eric Hudson production skills earned him a spot on Kanye West's Graduation LP. I personally think its one of the best songs on the album. He's only 21, and has some decent production credits under his belt, including John Legend ("P.D.A"), Neyo ("Can We Chill"), Omarion ("Entourage"), Beanie Sigel ("Go Low"), He is also a musician that played the keys, bass and strings on The Game, 50 Cent, and Nas albums. This is definitely some talent to check for on future hits. Check the credits here
-Patrick King
I took the excerpt from another website on how the meeting came about. Courtesy of HHNLive.com
"I was in one studio and he was in another one [close by], and we had an initial respect for each and a good relationship from some of the other joints that I had produced. I heard he was in the other studio so I just went by to say what’s up. You hear Kanye’s in the studio and you’re going to go say something! So we was in the room and he was like, “yo, you got a joint? My album’s closed, but if you can give me that one banger I’ll put it on there if it’s crazy.” So I start wonder, do I got CDs on me? And by the grace of God I had that beat man. He came into the other room and I played it for him. He listened to the beat for about ten seconds man…the beat didn’t even drop totally. He took it, put it in Pro Tools and did the song right then and there...He wrote it right there. He freestyled it and then next I’m hearing he went and put the “flashin’…lights, lights,” he put that on there..."
Eric Hudson on who the "Flashing Lights" beat was originally intended for:
"Yo, I had originally did that beat for Beanie Sigel. To me it could have been an R&B joint or a rap joint, but I had intended for it to be a rap joint."
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Heaven underground at The Thing in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
This might be considered a gold mine to any record collecting junkie out there. I definitely will be hitting The Thing up in the next couple of weeks. In addition to some other spots in the tri-state. I'm kind of lost for words (D.I.T.C). The video has enough details for any avid collector to know that there is gems in that tomb and excavation must be done. I'll let everyone know how the experience was. Check out the video and enjoy.
-Patrick King
-Patrick King
Labels:
avid record collector,
Basement,
Brooklyn Museum,
Digging,
Greenpoint,
The Thing
Sunday, May 25, 2008
WaleD.A.N.C.E
This is a video for hip-hop heads and sneakerheads alike so today i offer this treat for both aspects of this site enjoy
-sneakeraddict
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Two For Two Tuesdays Engineer Talk (videos)
I stumbled upon these videos last night and figured I'd share these with everyone, anyone aspiring to be a Recording Engineer check this out. Hank Neuberger, talks about some important elements when mixing music and balancing the sounds, experience of about 10,000 hours of Recording which is equivalent to about 10 years. Young Guru talks about the making of American Gangster the album. Keep grinding...
-Patrick King
-Patrick King
Labels:
balancing,
Faders,
Gimel Keaton,
Hank Neuberger,
Recording Engineer,
Young Guru
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Ryan Leslie finds the right keys
This dude (Ryan Leslie) is on DJ Green Lantern's show straight improvising on the spot after he finds the right keys.
-Patrick King
-Patrick King
Labels:
DJ Green Lantern,
Radio Show,
Right Keys,
Ryan Leslie
Monday, April 28, 2008
New Fitteds designed by Sneakeraddict
Wolfpack "Definition" Omar Epps
Omar Epps before the silver-screen, when he was just down with the group. This man has talent, superb acting abilities including First-time Felon which he also produced.
-Patrick King
-Patrick King
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Kobe Bryant jumps over an Aston Martin
This guy has some serious, reflexes, hops, and hang-time. He reminds me of when I was still very much Athletic and used to jump clean over the hoods of cars on my block for fun. I might do a video for the fun of it one day again. Excellent marketing Kobe. Nike Hyperdunk, I like how they look too.
-Patrick King
-Patrick King
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Chinese Chicken Broccoli (homemade)
Ever wanted to make Chinese Chicken and Broccoli at home. Well watch this video for the recipe I picked up from Brightcove.tv.com. Its also great for people with diabetes. Basically it gives a great overall idea of the technique used to make this dish.
-Patrick King
-Patrick King
Friday, April 11, 2008
Saturday, April 5, 2008
De La Soul- Saturdays
One of my favorite De La Soul songs, and all time Hip Hop-Rap classics. This should rock in your mp3 playlist, especially on Saturdays.
-Patrick King
-Patrick King
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Takashi Murakami exhibit in Brooklyn
World renowned 45 year old Japanese Artist Takashi Murakami has a retrospect exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum in Brooklyn, New York. Some of his Oeuvre will be here for the public to see from April 5 to July 13 of this year. His earlier works from 1992 to 2000 have also been featured at other Museum's in the past. I actually plan on seeing this exhibit. I will take some pictures when I go, and post them on here. I fell in love with art since my preschool days. I enjoy hand drawing and occasionally putting concepts together in the Adobe Creative Suite. Takashi was also responsible for designing Rapper Kanye West's album artwork for "Graduation". Click for links to Takashi's work and the Brooklyn Museum.
by Patrick King

"I express hopelessness." - Takashi Murakami



by Patrick King

"I express hopelessness." - Takashi Murakami



Saturday, March 15, 2008
Fitteds designed by Sneakeraddict
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Lebron V (Yankee edition)
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