Time for a Barbecue

Tracklist:

1. The Aristocats - Everybody Wants To Be A Cat
2. The Cure - Lovecats
3. Cee-Roo - Hit The Road Jack (feat. 3rd Bass)
4. Thuglife - Shit Don't Stop
5. Chuck Brown - Block Party
6. The Very Best - Warm Heart Of Africa Featuring Ez
7. Coldcut Feat. Roots Manuva - True Skool
8. Theophilus London - Whine And Chocolates
9. MGMT - Time To Pretend
10. Miike Snow - Burrial (Dj Mehdi) RIP
11. Major Lazer - Get Free (feat. Amber of Dirty Projectors)
12. Public Enemy - He Got Game
13. RJD2 - Ghostwriter
14. Gyptian - Hold Yuh
15. Desire - Under Your Spell

Let's Have A Barbecue Back Home

got stoned and mixed really old records for half an hour

While I was in the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman - in 1947 - I recorded some of my prisoner friends singing and playing harmonica.

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Cee-Roo - Work Song

Géométrick skipped school and got on their bikes. Because riding isn’t just a way of getting from A to B; it’s a mindset.
You get to meet amazingly different people, all ages, all origins, a mixed bunch that, beyond a shared interest in bikes, form a community. 
Riding is a point of convergence. 

At Géométrick, the convergence is on hip hop and electronic music too. The brand is present at loads of Paris events, invites artists, and creates its own buzz on its blog, with photos and posts of all kinds. There’s just one watchword: freedom.

Géométrick’s take on the bike culture is expressed in a range of objects that they identify with. The name more or less created itself: “geo”, for the space and urban mobility that the brand is all about, and “metrick” for musical beat. Plus, the “geo” (G-O) prefix suggests the basic shape of a bike: a triangle and two circles; and also their taste for graphic design in general.

Let's Have A Barbecue Back Home

Geometrick

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