Fri, 17 November 2006 ![]() Block Report Radio Interview wit’ Chairman Fred
The Hip Hop War Report Correspondent Minister of Information JR of the POCC: Block Report Radio interviewed Chairman Fred Hampton Jr about the importance of the “POCC’s Long Live the Legacy� as well as the 40th Anniversary of the Black Panther Party. The tour had many stops including
He related how the Black Panther Party’s mission was to demonstrate for the people, so that they could take up the campaigns to fight in their own interest such as the street sign campaign in the 60’s, and he related it to how right now in ’06, youngsters again started getting hit by cars on that same exact corner in North Oakland, and in the spirit of the Black Panther Party, the people took it upon themselves to create stop signs where they thought that they should be. This is a must hear edition of the POCC Block Report Radio right here on Hiphopwarreport.com. Check it… For more information please check these links: www.myspace.com/blockreportradio www.myspace.com/chairmanfred_part2
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Tue, 31 October 2006 ![]() Greetings! Once again the Hip Hop War Report is in your area. We have expanded the podast! This episode is what we call our mixtape edition. Today, we've featured "The Underworld Mixtape" brought to you from DJ GI Joe of the "Turntable Anihilists." The Turntable Anihilists(www.turntableanihilists.com) consist of 4 DJ's. DP One, Blowout, DJ Xlpor and our featured DJ, GI JOE. Welcome to the UNDERWORLD MIX CD brought to you exclusively by Turntable Anihilists. The UNDERWORLD is not just a mix tape, it is a constant smack in the face that 'HIP HOP" is still alive. We say UNDERWORLD because our underground music has turned into a world of possibilities. We are the people of the streets, the emcee's radio's fear. We do not hide the truth. We speak loud and proud. For some emcee's the UNDERWORLD is the only place they will ever be heard. For others it is a launching pad for they're career to be. The UNDERWORLD is the one place that can take you into the future and bring you back to where you started. The UNDERWORLD for us is who we are where we live and how we talk. Just like hip hop it was created by us the people of the ghetto. The UNDERWORLD allows emcee's from everywhere to come together as one and represent hip hop at its purest form. As long as the music industry keeps supporting garbage music, the UNDERWORLD will always be alive in the hearts of real hip hop heads everywhere. If you are tired of the music you continually hear come join the under UNDERWORLD world project. This is a movement created and supported by the people for the people. Direct download: Hip_Hop_War_Report_Mixtape_Episode_5_DJ_GIJoefinal.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 8:32 AM Comments[735] |
Mon, 2 October 2006 ![]() Today the Hip Hop War Report brings you a very special interview with Black Panther political prisoner and world renowned writer, Mumia Abu Jamal. This episode is brought to you by my brother in struggle and minister of information, JR from "The Block Report." Mumia discusses the importance of independent media and maintaining a voice for the people. Also, Mumia explains the purpose and power of corporate media's influence on the public. We need to support Mumia and watch his case closely because he did not receive a fair trial. FREE 'EM ALL!
For more information on Mumia and his case check: www.freemumia.org www.terrybisson.com/mumia.html www.freemumia.com www.prisonradio.org/mumia.htm
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Wed, 20 September 2006 ![]() This special episode of the Hip Hop War Report is about the creators of this podcast...Payshir!(www.myspace.com/payshir) Interviewed by Sue Ying, she dives into the minds of Pay and Bashir. The founders discuss their relationship and what motivates them to do music and podcasts. Payshir also discusses 2 songs that has a direct impact on the urban community. The first song discussed is called "Suspects", featuring AKIR(www.myspace.com/akir), basically breaking down the racial discrimination aspect of black men living in america. The second song discussed is called "Real Criminal". This song focuses on police brutality and how if a cop kills it is "justified" or accepted. We as a people have to stand up and correct the law enforcement that use excessive force. If we dont then who will??? Direct download: Hip_Hop_War_Report_Episode_3_Payshir_2.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 11:06 AM Comments[722] |
Thu, 31 August 2006 ![]() This special episode of the Hip-Hop War Report PayShir(www.payshir.com) (www.myspace.com/hiphopwarreport) links with J. R. and the Block Report (www.myspace.com/blockreportradio). J. R. interviewed world renowned hip-hop journalist Davey D. www.daveyd.com as he reports on the "Net Neutrality Act" in congress. This is a bill that will give major music and other media conglomerates such as phone and internet companies the power to regulate the speed of artist websites, search-engines and music downloads sites. This is done as an effort to control music on the internet much like the way it is cotrolled on regular terrestrial and mainstream radio. The Block Report is a radio show that's dedicated to spreading information about the struggle. These are not studio journalists. J. R., the Minister of Information, is constantly in the streets bringing you full coverage of our soldiers in the struggle. From Shutting down a press conference of congressman Bobby Rush, to Fred Hampton Jr. speaking in Watts. The Minister of Info is right there on the front lines. Highlights from this episode: Davey D. discusses how internets speeds in many other countries including South Africa and Beirut are 50 to 100 times faster than in America.
Davey D. talks about congressman Bobby Rush and the "C.O.P.E. act" Also how the music industry, media and telecommunications companies are working together to stack the deck against indie artist and other competitors Block Report Website- www.mypace.com/blockreportradio For more info on the "Net Neutrality"- www.savethenet.com Davey D- www.daveyd.com Payshir- www.myspace.com/payshir or www.payshir.com Verizon- www.verizon.net AT&T- www.att.net
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Wed, 9 August 2006 ![]() Interview with AKIR discussing the inspiration behind politically driven song-"Treason" featuring Immortal Technique off debut album titled Legacy currently for sale.(http://www.viperrecords.com/) Interviewed by PAY DAYE(http://myspace.com/payshir) Also discusses the mixtape gem titled "Newport Sticks" in which AKIR poetically expresses his feelings towards his favorite cigarette brand-Newports! All interviews are followed by the topic song respectivley. Highlights from the show * Akir questions artists that take hood views,make money and dont come back to share with the very people that made them....."TREASON" * Akir discusses his upbringing around cigarettes and how the tobacco companies target the black community. ......"Newport Sticks" Please cut and paste links! buy- Street Editions 1&2 (http://cdbaby.com/cd/akir) Rock the Bells tour dates-(http://myspace.com/rockthebellsfestival)Akir's myspace-(http://www.myspace.com/akir) Akir's company-(http://www.oneenterprises.com/) Comments[1019] |





