If your refering to the Cloud Pro joint Pro dropped it in May I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luz7533
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If your refering to the Cloud Pro joint Pro dropped it in May I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luz7533
Props whers, if you do find any other snippets, lemme know plz! That Welcome To Alcatraz shit is CRAAAAAAAAAAAZY!!!!!
Holocaust fathered a child with my mother.....I AM THAT CHILD.
Yeah Vol 2 Colabos is out...just hit pro up on his myspace i know hes got um 4 sale still just gotta ask him
www.myspace.com/therapchampbailey
What it do Nova, did Pro use any Krow beats for Pros lab 3? All those fire Mix Jive beats is what really made Pros Lab 1 & 2 so great.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Argyle Gargoyle
wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marwan
lol.
holocaust fucked your mother?
and Bronze iz yOURS, h-0M-0/Quote:
Originally Posted by food for thought
i RUN ny
wtf?
i think ure the homo. how r u gonna follow me to this thread talking some dumb shit.
go back to that other thread where u was getting your ass handed to u bitch ass nigga.
u aint got shit to say to me over there, u ignoranat ass nigga. go hold your man dlah dick while he pissess.
go back to run ny, ignorant ass niga
^ haha
naw no Skarekrow beats all produced by prime the guy who did Profecction w/ M-80 & Planet In Peril/ i aint heard from skarekrow in a long time lotta dudes dont build same way anymore...
Hey Argyle was there another Project Science with Warcloud on it?
God Daam Hurry Up With Some Albums ... Clack Clack Kaapow ! ! !
Project Science w/ War Cloud...i dont think so it was bootface & Pro i belive & i think they did that b4 they linked up w/ him...
- from AmericaQuote:
She had rings on her fingers and bells on her toes
She who heard music wherever she goes
I was readin this nursery rhyme to me daughter before and found a good breakdown of it.
http://www.rhymes.org.uk/ride_a_cock_horse.htm
Ride A Cock Horse To Banbury Cross
Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross
To see a fine lady upon a white horse
With rings on her fingers and bells on her toes
She shall have music wherever she goes
Banbury Cross - English Nursery Rhyme Origin & HistoryThe words of the Banbury Cross nursery rhyme are often attributed to Queen Elizabeth I of England (the fine lady) who travelled to Banbury to see a huge stone cross which had just been erected. The words 'With rings on her fingers' obviously relates to the fine jewellery which would be worn by a Queen. The words 'And bells on her toes' refer to the fashion of attaching bells to the end of the pointed toes of each shoe - this fashion actually originates from the Plantagenet era of English history but was associated with the nobility for some time! Banbury was situated at the top of a steep hill and in order to help carriages up the steep incline a white cock horse (a large stallion) was made available by the town's council to help with this task. When the Queen's carriage attempted to go up the hill a wheel broke and the Queen chose to mount the cock horse and ride to the Banbury cross. The people of the town had decorated the cock horse with ribbons and bells and provided minstrels to accompany her - "she shall have music wherever she goes". The massive stone cross at Banbury was unfortunately later destroyed by anti - Catholics who opposed the notion of pilgrimages.
Alternative meaning to the Banbury Cross English Nursery RhymeOur grateful thanks is extended to David Miller for the following information:
"The woman in question was in fact Lady Katherine Banbury, wife of Lord Jonathan Banbury. Miss Amy Banbury, sub matron of Auckland hospital, New Zealand (my grandfather's cousin) recalled after World War I her grandfather, Squire of Burford near Banbury in Oxfordshire, telling her that he distinctly recalled the white horse on which the "fine lady" used to ride. Among Lady Banbury's jewels were many very beautiful rings of which she was very fond. The bells were the tiny bells often used in those days to trim the edges of a lady's velvet saddle cloth. Miss Amy Banbury had a copy of the music written for the rhyme by a well known musician of the day, along with fine oak furniture from Banbury Castle. These matters were reported in the New Zealand Herald some years after the end of World War I "
Yeah I clocked that shit too Knowledge...Interesting
Argyle...
Do you know anything about "The Warghosts album "Enter The Batlands" ?
Or "The Robot Tank Album" Bomshot mentioned them bpth in a n interview
I posted a few pages back, apparently Warghosts is dropping February...
If you have any info I would be very greatful.
Especially about The Robot Tank Album.
PEACE