Cuz a lot of y'all missed out. But whatever, the show was off the chain.
Coulie FLy opened the show rather early but I am glad I caught his set. I didn't get to speak to him but I seem to remember him rapping when he was crazy young, way back in the day in Austin and Houston. Wanted to ask him if he was the same dude.
Da COD came on second and really wrecked. Look out for them.
Matter of fact all the acts tonight are ones you should look out for. It was a real diverse line up and a great sampling of the current state of Austin. D tha Sandman of Southbound seen here.
Lowkey
Gerald G and Staci Russel brought the house down once again
Kush aka Dope E of the Terrorists WENT OFF!
The Mighty DRED SKOT!
Kevin and his brother Phillip Marshal. Kevin is part of Same Struggle and put together one hell of a show.
Melissa and Shana.
Pimpin' Pen and OG Bootleg (who surely got way better flicks than me. Peep him out HERE.)
Tanner and Kevin PUT IT DOWN! Thank's so much for bringing Killer Mike to Austin y'all.
1/2 Da COD and Bavu Blakes
Starchy Archie & Scooby of the Grit Boys
Will Hustle
Grit Boys on stage!
Killer Mike and Rapid Ric
He went OFF.
SL Jones up next
And then it was over and we got the fuck out of the damn vicinity.
Friday night however, we made the trek out to Round Rock to watch the Express trounce the Grizzlies. Word to Craig Stewart for passing on his tickets to us. I love this lil stadium. It even has a pool.
Real talk knowm sayin'?
Zigaboo in the place
That my boy right thurr.
Melissa & Sun-Jue
This dude hit a home run for real
Anyway this is how we do.
Summer's almost over....
2 comments:
Matt,
Cooley Fly and I went to Austin MediaTech Institute back in ’04. He’s been puttin’ it down since before that in Austin. His CD is nice too. He has gotta a style all his own.
Peace,
Thurogood
Loved that show. Everyone was on point except for the fucking Grit Boys. Ghetto Reality in Texas is an awesome album and deserves national recognition, but it's sad that they weren't going to earn any Austin fans with that set. Though playing a "size of our rims" set (which can be great) after Dred Skott plays some pretty hot disses against bling rap certainly isn't an easy thing to do.
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