I dismissed the artist "Bun B" because I thought he was just a typical type of South HipHop represent (which I dislike), but DJ Premier let Bun B rhyme so dope on the song "Let'em Know".

By only 1 minimal sampled loop and bassline with tight break, Primo made it shine with genuine HipHop method.

Same as The Illz, the fresh track "Morning Bless Chasers" by Massinfluence blew me out listening to tek nine.

Like rhymin' about Mecca and Soul Brother by themselves (they sampled the famous phrase of Mecca), this song gives props to classic titles in the golden era like PeteRock.

They are still survivin' since the era.

I heard a dope hiphop song on Squeeze radio of WKCR recently, and found it on the net. The title is "Illytal", produced and performed by The Illz.

Dark and atomospheric loop on the dope beats, tight rhyming MC made me nod. You can't find a track like this in the gold mine (run out of) these days.

I replaced my printer with newly released Canon MG5230.

I am sharing a printer in my home network, so Wifi connection freed my desktop from annoying LAN cable.

I do not like the interface on tiny display of MG5230, but its simple design and improved wireless connection is better than my old environment. And wireless scanning function also runs good.

A coffee specialty shop/cafe "Nozy Coffee" opened at Misyuku area in Tokyo.

Japanese award-winning barista drips and serves top choice coffee.

Small but cozy space makes you feel genuine coffee flavor.

Another Japanese notorious fixed gear headz "Far East Smokin' Skidders" released long awaited DVD at last.

They attacked 100 slopes of Tokyo, and made skidding by their gears.

This movie doesn't include any gorgeous tricks and techniques, but reminds you how piste/fixed gear really is.

I went camping with my A4 last week.