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Rawkus Records - Best of Decade I 1995-2005

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Rawkus Records - Best of Decade I 1995-2005

Various Artists UMG
Released: Feb 20, 2008
1

Get By

  by  Talib Kweli
Time: 3:47     Size: 5MB
2

Ms. Fat Booty

  by  Mos Def
Time: 4:06     Size: 6MB
3

Respiration

  by  Black Star
Time: 5:47     Size: 8MB
4

The Life

  by  Styles
Time: 3:40     Size: 5MB
5

Oh No

  by  Mos Def
Time: 3:48     Size: 5MB
6

Blast

  by  Talib Kweli
Time: 3:44     Size: 5MB
7

Definition

  by  Black Star
Time: 3:26     Size: 5MB
8

Beef

  by  Mos Def
Time: 2:14     Size: 3MB
9

Flamboyant

  by  Big L
Time: 3:07     Size: 4MB
10

Universal Magnetic

  by  Mos Def
Time: 4:24     Size: 6MB
11

UMI Says

  by  Mos Def
Time: 5:04     Size: 7MB
12

1999

  by  Common
Time: 4:16     Size: 6MB
13

The Sun God

  by  Hi-Tek
Time: 4:34     Size: 6MB
14

Body Rock

  by  Mos Def
Time: 5:12     Size: 7MB
15

B-Boy Document '99

  by  The High And Mighty
Time: 3:56     Size: 5MB

Jackson Memorials at the Cricket

Indians Show Their Love forMichael Jackson

The Indian music market is made up of only 5% western music and the face of this is Michael Jackson. Not only is he popular with the english speaking provinces he also holds sway in rural provinces where he competes with the nations top “Bollywood” stars.

His signature dance moves have endeared him with a generation of music fans throughout this region dedicated to local offerings. "The moonwalk made Michael reach from the classes to the masses in India." Says Nikhil Gangavane, the founder of the official Indian Michael Jackson fan club, which boasts a membership of 13,000. British born hip-hop Hard Kaur, star spoke of the legacy Jackson has over the local industry. “Actors, established choreographers, aspiring composers, kids in dance shows, everybody borrowed ideas.”

Today at an international cricket match their were numerous placards devoted to Jackson. Signage space would usually be reserved for idols such as Sachin Tendulkar, but today their country lamented the loss of a true international pop icon.

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