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[Intro]
I like that
I like how this one feel
Good
A yes, yes, yall
A freak, freak, yall
I feel free, yall
And you don't stop
A yes, yes, yall
A freak, freak, yall
I feel free, yall
This is hip hop

[Pre-Verse]
You see I come into the party in the b-boy stance
I rock on the mic and make the world make their hands
Fly like a dove, they come from up above
I'm rocking on the mic and you can call me Mos Love
I come into party in the b-boy stance
I rock on the mic and make the world get down
Fly like a dove, they come from up above
I'm rocking on the mic and it's the Def

[Verse 1]
And it's the black, fantastic, raw dynamic
True ecstatic, ghetto outstanding
Classic, active, every place it happens
Skill, power, passion, raise your red lantern
Stanzas are anthems, based on expanding
The vantage point in the past, present, and after
Rapture, mantra, ceremonial master
Craft of the masterminds that craft masters
Faster and viber from Brooklyn island
Legendary asylum, Black Star shinin'
Bedford-Stuyvesant isn't Strivers
Flatbush, blazing like it spoke to the prophet
In this constant, remarkable artwork
And God is the author, and Flaco the archer
It's right on target, ready steady responsive
Black light bright in the darkness, gorgeous

[Verse 2]
The black, fantastic, raw dynamic
True ecstatic, ghetto outstanding
Classic, active, every place it happens
Skill, power, magic, raise your red lantern
Stanzas are anthems, based on expansion
A vantage point in the past, present, and after
Rapture, mantra, ceremonial master-
Craft of the masterminds that craft masters
Faster and viber from Brooklyn island
Legendary asylum, Black Star shinin'
Bedford-Stuyvesant isn't Strivers
Flatbush, blazing like it spoke to the prophet
In this constant, remarkable artwork
And God is the author, Flaco the archer
We right on target, ready steady responsive
Black light bright in the darkness, rawness

[Verse 3]
The black, fantastic, raw dynamic
True ecstatic, ghetto outstanding
Classic, magic, every place it happens
Skill, power, passion, raise your red lantern
Stanzas are anthems, based on expanding
The vantage point in the past, present, and after
Rapture, mantra, ceremonial master-
Craft of the masterminds that craft masters
Pieces and chapters, volumes, turn it up
Make it bump so they feel where I'm coming from
Brooklyn island, legendary asylum
Black Star shinin', vibrant, timeless
Perfect timing
Bey!


Yasiin Bey "Black Fantastic" (Produced by Minnesota)

album: The REcstatic

Yasiin Bey "Black Fantastic" (Produced by Minnesota)

Soul Bros. No.1, Vol.II. (Jazz & Fusion)
Mecca Audio, 2006

"Soul Bros. vol. II." mixtape intro. (Jazz & Fusion)

off the album Insomnia (2004) by Capital D

Capital D "iman"

# 2_Egon Hostovský o přátelství s Lewis Mumfordem

"Love from tha soul"  baet MA, 20.04.07



Love from tha soul

The Assassination of Malcolm X (February 21, 1965 at 3:10)

The Assassination of Malcolm X (audio)

Introductory remarks made by Benjamin Goodman (Karim):
"And without any further ado, I bring before you Brother Minister Malcolm, and I pray that you and I will listen—listen, hear, and understand."

Malcolm X greeted his followers "As-Salaam Alaikum", 
The audience responded: "Wa'alaikum salaam". 

Then he tried to deliver his speech, but the assassins threw a smoke bomb and pretended arguing, there is when one of the men yelled: "Get your hand out of my pocket!"

Malcolm tried to calm them down saying "Hold it, hold it".

The rest of this sad story, as you know it, is one of many black spots that stained recent American history. 

Peace go with you, brother!

at 3:10 P.M., Malcolm X is shot several times just after he has begun to address an OAAU rally at the Audubon Ballroom. Malcolm is pronounced dead at 3:30 pm, shortly after arriving at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital.

The Assassination of Malcolm X (February 21, 1965, at 3:10)

Langston Hughes reading his poem "Freedom´s Plow" 1943

When a man starts out with nothing,
When a man starts out with his hands
Empty, but clean,

When a man starts out to build a world,
He starts first with himself
And the faith that is in his heart—
The strength there.

The will there to build.
First in the heart is the dream.
Then the mind starts seeking a way.
His eyes look out on the world (...)

Langston Hughes reading his poem "Freedom´s Plow" 1943

The True School Anthem

rest in peace: Jam Master Jay, Scott la Rock, Grandmaster Flower, Whiz Kid, Disco King Mario

dj richard intro "Zulu beat show mix" (ma, 2005)

The Nonce "Open Up"

Unreleased tracks of The Nonce originally produced in 1997.



‎The Nonce is Sach and Yusef "Afloat" Muhammad, The Nonce was a hip-hop duo from Los Angeles, California, that was active in the 1990s.

The second member Yusef "Afloat" Muhammad was found dead on the side of Freeway 110 in Los Angeles on May 21, 2000.

The Nonce "Open Up" (2005*)

Mos Def - All Praise Due
Produced by A.D.L.I.B. 

A lot of people wonder 
A lot of speculation going on about 
Who´s in control
Who is God
Who´s on top of this thing
Well I got the answer
I´ll give it to y´all
Goes like this




God make the world get up and move
God make the world go round
God make the moon rise high
God make the sun chill aloft a ha ha ha ha
We are we are, the grand groove, grand groove
God make the world get up and move 
God alone make the world get up and move
God make the world
God make the world
Ya check it




All praise due
The Merciful and Beneficent Sovereign
Universial, Dominant
Like element
That´s the space
Ancient like sanskrit
Even though man may transmit my transcript
Son they can´t be tempt with
Allah protect this
I make jams for crime clans
And working class fams
All y´all men who ...
Heads in the flats who dispatch the dollar vans
Young kids in bad lands
With great escape plans
Who eat most of they meals out of boxes and cans
Casualties of cut backs to social programs
Dedicated to all those who rode slave ships
Who screamed and cried
But survived the ride
I knew that my life is better
Cuz you weathered the tide
Hard at work on this side
Make the truth magnified
Devils can´t stop me
But they damned sure tried
Shine the light on the earth
to receive and radiate
Ain´t no surface I´ve seen
Too dense to penetrate
There are plans by many hands
To make us deviate
So I speak on plates
So that all good life regenerate
Baby ain´t no time to deliberate
He put the wonder in the world
Let´s activate
Let´s activate
Let´s activate
Let´s activate




Cuz God make the world, get up and move
God make the world go round
God make the moon shine high
God make the sun, chill alot a ha ha ha ha
We are we are, the grand groove, grand groove


God make the world, get up and move 
God Allah make the world, get up and move
God Allah make the world
God Allah made the world


We just in it y´all
We just in it 
Ya check it

Cuz God make the world, get up and move
God make the world go round
God make the moon shine high
God make the sun, chill alot a ha ha ha ha
We are we are, the grand groove, grand groove


God make the world, get up and move 
God Allah make the world, get up and move
God Allah make the world
Allah made the world
Allah made the world


You know I ain´t got to lie to you
God make the world get up and move
You know I ain´t got to lie to you 
God Allah make the world get up it´s true
You know I ain´t got to lie to you
God Allah make the world get up and move
You know I ain´t got to lie to you 
God Allah make the world get up it´s true
You know I ain´t got to lie to you


God Allah made the world
Allah made the world
Allah made the world


Allah made all
Allah made the world


Allah makes it all
Allah made the world


Allah controls it all
Allah makes the world

Allah controls it all
Allah made the world

Allah controls it all
Allah made the world

Allah controls it all...

Mos Def "All Praise Due"

A tribute to Boot Camp Click (BK, US of A)  

instrumental: Mos Def "Mathematics"prod. Dj Premier
Word cutz + scratching: Richard (Mecca Audio)



A tribute to Boot Camp Click (BK, US of A)

Mos Def and Black Jack Johnson Live at The Bowery Ballroom NYC January 2002

Mos Def and Black Jack Johnson "BORN IN BROOKLYN" (Live in NYC, 2002)

Gil Scott-Heron "brother" , the track is off the album "Small Talk at 125th and Lenox" (1970) 
The Beat contains sample of Herbie hancock´s "Hidden shadows"

Lyrics: Gil Scott-Heron´s Brother

There are a lot of comments about, who's blacker than you are, and who's blacker than she is, blacker than thou... Another resist this sort of trend.
And... and looking on various street corners in Harlem, I'm sure you've seen it yourself, standing on the soul box on the corner, is a legit brother dressed in blue, and black dashikis, or green, red, and black dashikis, and spouting the news that the revolution is coming and you'd better get ready sort of like the end of the world is coming, I saw a recent commercial that says. Unfortunately, the world is just going to drag on and on, and we have the point that we've written particulary and it's called just that "brother"

Gil Scott-Heron "brother"

F.Kop + Richard + A.Bezdek (F.R.A.) - Among The People


"to live among the people and find out just how they lived and..."

Art Blakey "Comments On Ritual"
album "Ritual",  Pacific Jazz (1957)


FRANTISEK KOP - sopransaxofon, tenorsaxofon
(Frantisek Kop Quartet, J.A.R.)

Adam Bezdek - Produkce

Dj Richard - word cuts, scratching

„and your comin to the house of the jazz" 

"underline, the jazz"

Vokály jsou převzaty z těchto skladeb "Jazz (We Got the...)" a "Verses From the Abstract" od kapely A Tribe Called Quest.

FRANTISEK KOP - Among The People (2003)

Juggaknots "smile" (feat. castro) (prod. by breeze brewin)

Intro. spoken word by Peter Tosh

!I'm living in a world of ignorance, where everything that is righteous is condemned. 
When I come on stage, it's not to entertain and just smile, because my songs are not smiling songs. My songs are a revolution. How can you sing a revolution, which you know is a threat to society and when you do these things, you become a threat to society So when you´re doing these things which are a threat which you know.  Why should you smile? "

Juggaknots "smile" (feat. castro) (prod. by breeze brewin)

We love Radio "ROLL CALL", Bed-Stuy, NYC, 1989 

WE LOVE ROLL CALL, Y'ALL! 
Boogie Down Productions, Rob Base, Dana Dane, Marley Marl, Olatunji, Chuck D, Ray Charles, EPMD, EU, Alberta Hunter, Run-D.M.C., Stetsasonic, Sugar Bear, John Coltrane, Big Daddy Kane, Salt-n-Pepa, Luther Vandross, McCoy Tyner, Biz Markie, New Edition, Otis Redding, Anita Baker, Thelonious Monk, Marcus Miller, Branford Marsalis, James Brown, Wayne Shorter, Tracy Chapman, Miles Davis, Force MDs, Oliver Nelson, Fred Wesley, Maceo, Janet Jackson, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, George Clinton, Count Basie, Mtume, Stevie Wonder, Bobby McFerrin, Dexter Gordon, Sam Cooke, Parliament-Funkadelic, Al Jarreau, Teddy Pendergrass, Joe Williams, Wynton Marsalis, Phyllis Hyman, Sade, Sarah Vaughn, Roland Kirk, Keith Sweat, Kool Moe Dee, Prince, Ella Fitzgerald, Dianne Reeves, Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, Bessie Smith, Whitney Houston, Dionne Warwick, Steel Pulse, Little Richard, Mahalia Jackson, Jackie Wilson, Cannonball AND Nat Adderley, Quincy Jones Marvin Gaye, Charles Mingus AND Marion Williams. 

We wanna thank you all for makin' our lives just a little brighter here on We Love Radio!

Spike Lee´s Do The Right Thing, BK, 1989

We love Radio "ROLL CALL", Bed-Stuy, NYC, 1989

DJ 600V "Szejsetkilovolt" (1999)

track: 12. Tede  "Świat zwariował w 23 lata"


Dj 600v feat. Tede "swiat zwariowal w 23 lata" (1999)

"No flim-flam, No compromise, No sell out, No controlled show"

Malcolm X, speech at Harlem Unity Rally 08/10/1963



Malcolm X "No-Sell-Out speech " (1963)

Malcolm X speech intro. "Brothers and sisters, friends, and i see some enemies..."

The audio was taken from speech "The Ballot or the Bullet" April 3, 1964.

Malcolm X speech intro. "Brothers and sisters, friends, and I see some enemies..."

"Whoa, shit! We into it now, boys. You only left me a nigger, but at least I shot me a nigger."

Movie: Mississippi Burning (1988)

used in Public Enemy's intro. "Whole Lotta Love Goin' on in the Middle of Hell"
Album: Muse Sick-n-Hour Mess Age (Def Jam, 1994)

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"In my city, we would keep the traffic in the dark people, the coloreds. They're animals anyway, so let them lose their souls."

Movie: The Godfather, part I. (1972)

used in Public Enemy's "1 Million Bottlebags" 
Album: Apocalypse 91... The Enemy Strikes Black (Def Jam, 1991)

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"brothers and sisters i don't know what this world is coming to"

The Soul Children (live Wattstax) 1972 
used in Public Enemy's "Rebel Without A Pause"
Album: It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (Def Jam, 1987)

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"freedom is a road seldom traveled by the multitude"

The Bar-Kays "Son Of Shaft" (live Wattstax) 1972 
used in Public Enemy's "Show 'Em Whatcha Got"
Album: It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (Def Jam, 1987)

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"There are more records of slave ships than one would dream.
It seems inconceivable until you reflect that for 200 years ships sailed carrying cargos of slaves."

Alex Haley Tells the Story of His Search for Roots (Warner bros., 1977)

used in Public Enemy's "Can't Truss It" 
Album: Apocalypse 91... The Enemy Strikes Black (Def Jam, 1991)

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"It's just like when you've got some coffee that's too black, which means it's too strong. What you do? You integrate it with cream ..."

Malcolm X´s speech "Message to the Grass Roots" (Detroit, 1963)

used in Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise"
Album: It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (Def Jam, 1987)


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"we come out here, we have a fight that’s common to all of us against the enemy who is common to all of us."

Malcolm X´s speech "The Ballot or the Bullet" (April 3, 1964, at Cory Methodist Church in Cleveland, Ohio)

used in Public Enemy's "Party for Your Right to Fight (Blak Wax Metromixx)"
Album: Greatest Misses (Def Jam, 1992)


The Vocal samples of Public Enemy

"We declare our right on this earth to be a man, to be a human being, to be respected as a human being, to be given the rights of a human being in this society, on this earth, in this day, which we intend to bring into existence by any means necessary."

Speech at the founding of the Organization of Afro-American Unity, 1964

Malcolm X "By Any Means Necessary"

The speech this exert comes from is called "A Declaration of Independence" March 12, 1964

Malcolm X "White can help us, but can´t join us" March 12, 1964

"There are many whites who are trying to solve the problem, but you never see them going under the label of 'liberal'. That white person that you see calling himself a liberal is the most dangerous thing in the entire Western Hemisphere. He's the most deceitful - he's like a fox. A fox is always more dangerous than a Wolf. With a Wolf, you see him coming. You know what he's up to. But the fox will fool you. He comes at you with his mouth shaped in such a way that you think he's smiling, and you take him as a friend."

Malcolm X On Liberals

Name: Richard (12-Aug-1977, Prague, CZ) 

:::Activities::: 
1996 – 2008, Djing (Jazz-Hip Hop-Funk)
1999 – 2006, A Radio Anchor at Radio 1

:::Personal Data::: 
Education: High School 
Married:: 
Religion: Sunni Islam (Since 2002) 
CONTACT: mekka1977(at)gmail(dot)com::

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