PiZZABUZZiN ØKERN > ROUND TWO > EXTERIOR WALLS > OCTOBER 2023

 

ARTISTS;

-Ridder / ALL

-Blank / NNT

-Syre / NNT

-Tope

-Uhyr / NNT

-Nalk / GER

-Reach / Crime Empire

-Wiser / Crime Empire

-BigBen / Crime Empire

-Shane / Crime Empire

-Goal / Crime Empire / All In One / COD

-Optik / ALL / KMA

-Frøkn

-Blank / NNT

-Death

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PiZZABUZZiN ØKERN > ROUND TWO > THE GARAGE > OCTOBER 2023

ARTISTS;

-Date

-Koeb

-Rabl

-Chew / AM / TDB

-Tweb / SouthSide

-Nois / D.Boys

-1332

-Much / HAS

-Cesta / CMD

-Wies / HAS

-Grey / HAS

-Poeme / 3RD

-Dirty Des / 3RD

-Juser

-Patos

-Open / TOFTS

-Like

-OhNo / CSM / STS

-Like

-Stay / COD KD

-iDE / CSM

-Fela

-Kyre

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PiZZABUZZiN ØKERN > ROUND ONE > JULY 2023

ARTISTS;

-Cesta / CMD

-Much / HAS

-Wies / HAS

-Grey / HAS

-Ater / THP

-Quintin

-Kider / THP

-OhNo / CSM / STS

-Abnormal

-Vrom

-Optik / ALL / KMA

-Kabs / TEA

-Nois / D.Boys

-Asshole / VEG / SFF

-Open / TOFTS

-Goal / Crime Empire / All In One / COD

-Kazy / Crime Empire

-BigBen / Crime Empire

-Shane / Crime Empire

-Zack / Crazy3

-Portal

-React / FUR

-ide / CSM

-Zadig

-Rabl

-Task / DNG

-Nalk / GER

-Chew / AM / TDB

-Goofy / ALL / FYS

-Lunatic / BQ

-Sling

-Fela

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Spade 1970-2023 RIP

News clip SVT ft. Circle and Tarik of All in One crew (1993)

via Per-Olof Sännås

RELATED;

Det här är väl ingen konst? (Graffiti documentary/Stockholm/1989)

Svenska Graffare podcast; Circle All In One crew

Circle and Tarik painting live for SVT

Stockholm Hip Hop documentary 1987

 

GRAFF WARS (graffiti art inspired by the Star Wars universe (book)

GRAFF WARS

(graffiti art inspired by the Star Wars universe - book 2010)

Book info:

-Original title: Graff Wars

-Editors: BA Byvold and Martin Berdahl Aamundsen

-Graphic design: Martin Berdahl Aamundsen

-Pages: 224

-Format: 28 x 28 cm

-Printed hardcover

-ISBN: 978-82-93053-03-3

-Print: United Press, Latvia 2010

International Store List with information where to buy the Graff Wars book

The book also features interviews with the artists, not shown in the video.

More info here

Graffiti Veriti a Los Angeles graffiti documentary by Bob Bryan 1995

Graffiti Veriti a Los Angeles graffiti documentary by Bob Bryan 1995.

Watch the whole documentary here

Featuring;

Tribe, Dimmer, Risky, P.Jay (LA), Nerv, Man One, Duke, Mear,

Tempt, Angst, Chaz, Miner, Designine, Skept, Toonz, Skew, Emuse, Exite,

Snake Doctor, Relic, Cre8, Jipsie, Spine, Deffer, Dream One, Duke, Exite and Prime.

Related;

Eye on L.A featuring Risky

Graffiti Wars; A matter of pride (Los Angeles, documentary 1991)

 

Motormouth ft. Nonstop Arts and Chrome Zone illusions (UK, graffiti 1988)

Motormouth ft. UK graffiti scene late 80's

featuring;

Nonstop Arts from London, Shade2 and Caos from Kent and Chrome Zone illusions from Brighton.

 

Graffiti T.V #5 - ft. Flite TDS, Mone TFP, Zine, Duro3, Demon 2O2 (graffiti video, New York 1997)

A one hour Hip Hop video featuring the best writers, breakers, mc’s and fat ass beats.

This documentary represents what writing is all about as well other forms of Hip Hop.

Watch writers sneak their way into societies’ upper world while maintaining the underground.

Featuring interviews with;

Flite TDS, Mone TFP, Zine, Duro3, Demon 2O2.

Graffiti by;

Loomit, Cope2, Toast, Daim, Yes2, Ces, Kasino, Wane,

Ivory, Virus COD, Seen, T-Kid, Daze, Crash, Sak, TATS crew and more.

Music beats, produced, directed, edited, camera work by;

UGN2, Chris Lowe and Dooley High.

RELATED;

-Forbidden Art #2 ft. interviews with

Cope2, T-Kid, PerOne and Pove (graffiti video, New York 1994)

-Here and now graffiti documentary featuring T.Kid, Bio, Nicer, Vulcan and Goldie 1987

-Forbidden Rebels (graffiti documentary, New York 80’s)

-MTV news featuring T LA Rock and Sent TFP

-New York City Subway 70's

-Hip Hop Movement, a documentary from 1984 featuring interview with Arab/Doc TC5

-New York graffiti documentary featuring >

Cope2 KD, Chino BYI, Iz The Wiz, West FC and Doze Rock Steady Crew

 

Forbidden Art #2 ft. interviews with Cope2, T-Kid, PerOne and Pove (graffiti video, New York 1994)

FORBIDDEN ART #2 (graffiti video, New York 1994)

Straight from the graffiti capital New York City comes Forbidden Art.

True underground graffiti videos documenting the scene with over

1-hour of hardcore live bombing action, walls, trains and interviews.

FEATURING;

ID UGG, Orbie, Ze Rock, Rush, Joust, Jeza, Theme, Goober, Cap, Phantom,

T-Kid TNB, Cope2 KD, Per FX (rip), Pove GU.

MUSIC;

The original music had to be replaced because youtube blocked the video with the original music. It has now been replaced with instrumentals by Fred Wreck.

The interviews with T-Kid, Cope2, PerOne (rip) and Pove are still included.

VIDEO;

David Novak

RELATED;

-Here and now graffiti documentary featuring T.Kid, Bio, Nicer, Vulcan and Goldie 1987

-New York City Subway 70's

-Forbidden Rebels (graffiti documentary, New York 80’s)

-MTV news featuring T LA Rock and Sent TFP

-Hip Hop Movement, a documentary from 1984 featuring interview with Arab/Doc TC5

-New York graffiti documentary featuring

Cope2 KD, Chino BYI, Iz The Wiz, West FC and Doze Rock Steady Crew

 

Magic Paint (homemade graffiti video, Oslo 1998)

 

FEATURING;

The Ninjas, HAS, Goal AIO, Jame, FLC, Kider, THT, Loze,

ATK, Poker DCA, Mars KD, Imun, TEA, Phlu, ALL, Goofy, Bates AIO and more.

MUSIC;

Hawk and Anders Remmer.

RELATED;

Atelier Oblivion - The graffiti video (2022)

From every head and ass (homemade graffiti video, Oslo 1994)

Dope Stuff (homemade graffiti video, Oslo 1997)

Tairrie B and Eazy-E interview Slammin' video magazine #2 1990

 RELATED;

-Tairrie B ft. Eazy-E; "Anything You Want"

-Death Work Professionals ft. Tairrie B; "Natural Born Killaz"

-CPO and MC Ren interview Slammin' video magazine 1990

Melbourne graffiti in the news 1987

 RELATED;

Melbourne vs Sydney - Graffiti battle live on TV 80's

Snoop Dogg interview with Fab 5 Freddy YO! MTV raps 1993

Thumbnail graffiti by Ceser87

 

Set in the West; A History of L.A. Hip Hop (2016)

The origins of Hip Hop emerging from New York City in the 1970’s are well documented, but many don’t know at the same time, there was another music/street culture that rose up in Los Angeles.  This documentary will tell the untold and rarely heard stories of the genesis of the Street Culture/Black Arts movement on the west coast. The creation of the Hip Hop culture came out of the Bronx block parties in the 1970's, but the genesis of the movement really started in Los Angeles.

There are three major elements in Hip Hop; Graffiti, Dance, and Rap. In Los Angeles dance is our primary element. The west coast brought us many different dance styles and techniques; Krumpin’, Jerkin’, Turfing, Crip Walking, Clown Walking, Lockin’ and Boogalooing. Locking was created by Don Campbell at L.A. Trade Tech in 1969, and popularized by his crew The Lockers. To say Hip Hop started on the West Coast is a controversial statement, but DJ Kool Herc’s dancers will tell you themselves that they were inspired by Don Campbell and his style of Lockin’. 

There was an explosion of party promoting crews coming out of Los Angeles in the 1970’s like Uncle Jamms Army, World Class Wreckin’ Cru, and Z Cars Promotions. The race to which crew could throw the biggest and best dances was on throughout the 1980’s. The party goers would enjoy music and performing acts in peace, no violence or shootings, up until the late 80’s, when the element of street tribes seeped into the movement. Set in the West will tell the missing history of L.A. Hip Hop.

-Set in the West; A History of L.A. Hip Hop trailer

-Set in the West; A History of L.A. Hip Hop documentary watch for free > plex.tv

Sydney graffiti documentary 80's

RELATED;

60 minutes current affairs program; Let us spray - 1987 ft. Sydney's Teen and Gane2 (rip)

Melbourne vs Sydney - Graffiti battle live on TV 80's

Mistery or 'MrE’, a Sydney based graffiti artist in the news 80's

 

60 minutes current affairs program; Let us spray - 1987 ft. Sydney's Teen and Gane2 (rip)

60 minutes current affairs program; Let us spray - 1987 ft. Sydney's Teen and Gane2 (rip)

RELATED;

The real game of death; R.I.P Gane2 king of Sydney, Australia

Gane2 interview

#gane2 instagram

 

Melbourne vs Sydney - Graffiti battle live on TV 80's

RELATED;

Melbourne graffiti in the news 1987

 

Malicious Mischief > A Hard edged homemade graffiti video (San Francisco)

 

Malicious Mischief - A Hard edged homemade graffiti video (San Francisco)

-Featuring;

Cypher, Bum, Ufo, Dug One, Twist, Bisaro

-Interviews with;

Wim FSC, Bum, Ufo, Dug One and Cypher

-Funky soundtrack by;

Ufo and 20C

RELATED;

Spank the Monkey; Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art Newcastle (Safari/NRK2/2006)

Handstyles part 3; Twist (San Fransisco)

Piece By Piece : San Francisco Graffiti Documentary

(Run) DMC on the true meaning of "Mary, Mary"

 

Thumbnail graffiti by Freedom/Gen2

RELATED;

Run DMC - Mary, Mary (Official Video)

Unreleased(?) Run DMC track made for TV ft. Jam Master Jay rapping

Eye on L.A featuring Risky

RISK (graffiti artist) wikipedia

Risky's instagram

RELATED;

Graffiti Wars; A matter of pride (Los Angeles, documentary 1991)

Rock Steady Crew's Crazy Legs Drink Champs interview (2023)

 

RELATED;

Rock Steady Crew on CNN 1996 (Jam On The Groove)

NWA interview with Fab 5 Freddy YO! MTV raps promoting Niggaz4life 1991

 

NWA Niggaz4Life album of the year 1991 The Source Magazine January 1992 #28

click image to enlarge

RELATED;

NWA interview with Fab 5 Freddy YO! MTV raps promoting 100 miles and runnin' 1990

NWA interview with Sophie Bramly YO! MTV raps promoting Straight Outta Compton 1989

Tøyen Badet; Summer Jam 2022

 Tøyen Badet; Summer Jam 2022

Artists featured;

Like, Kamel, King Skurk One, Bal, Ide, Uhyr, Sling, Waks,

Goal, Asshole, Open, Ohno, Much, Cesta, Nois, 1332,

Zadig, Rabl, Voffs, Nalk, Zack, BigBen, Kazy, Wiser,

Reach, MC.T, Shane, Mae, Ridder, Tweb, Kider, Kips, Gufs, Tape.

Music;

Fred Wreck

Video;

Goal AIO

Thanks;

Urban Samtidskunst

RELATED;

Tøyen Badet; First Round 2020

Tøyen Badet; Summer Jam 2021

Avisa Oslo

Tøyen Badet; Summer Jam 2021

 

Tøyen Badet; Summer Jam 2021

Artists featured;

Merk VTS, Asshole YMF, Weis ALL, Kider THP, Goal AIO,

Loze THP, Grey HAS, Much HAS, Free OGS, Cesta CMD, Wies HAS,

OhNo CSM, Ide CSM, Meter YMF, Voffs VEG, Lemak NRK,

Kabs TEA, Open SFF, Disee DM

Photos;

@beelectro ©2021

Music;

Fred Wreck

Thanks;

Urban Samtidskunst

RELATED;

Tøyen Badet; First Round 2020

Tøyen Badet; Summer Jam 2022

Tøyen Badet; First Round 2020

Tøyen Badet; First Round 2020

Artists featured;

Poirot, Spion, Tiros, Blank, Jame, Keblo,

Lebb, Meter, Krims, Much, Moves, Ridder and Weis

Photos;

@beelectro ©2020

Music;

Fred Wreck

Organized by;

Urban Samtidskunst

RELATED;

Tøyen Badet; Summer Jam 2021

Tøyen Badet; Summer Jam 2022

Australian public loves graffiti (news clip 80's)

 

Unreleased(?) Run DMC track made for TV ft. Jam Master Jay rapping.

 

Unreleased(?) Run DMC track made for TV ft. Jam Master Jay rapping.

I tried to Shazam it, but nothing came up.

The thumbnail graffiti is done by Melbourne old school legend Peril.

RELATED;

(Run) DMC on the true meaning of "Mary, Mary"

Bombing L.A. 1989 Original Full Length Entire Documentary

 There is a brand new, longer, color corrected version

of the original documentary available for Download!.

It features a rare clip of graffiti writer “Wisk” live on NBC’s Today Show.

Below is a short clip from the documentary

featuring David Arquette best known for his role as Dewey Riley

in the slasher film franchise Scream

RELATED;

Graffiti Wars; A matter of pride (Los Angeles, documentary 1991)

Mistery or 'MrE’, a Sydney based graffiti artist in the news 80's

Mistery or 'MrE’, a Sydney based graffiti artist in the news 80's

Brisbane graffiti in the news 80's

 

Oslo graffiti in the news 1994 ft. Pay2 COD, Celt ALL and Bal FLC (TV2)

 Oslo graffiti in the news 1994 ft. Pay2 COD, Celt ALL and Bal FLC (TV2)

RELATED LINKS;

Dokument2; Farlige Farger / graffiti documentary TV2 (2001) / featuring Sean66, FOS and ALL crew.

Klart Svar; Graffiti debatt TVN 1994

NRK news featuring interviews with Rune Gerhardsen, Gro Balas, Frode Sagedal and Tommy Tee 1994

Dope Stuff (Oslo graffiti 1997)

From every head and ass (graffiti Oslo 1994)

DEF JAM BLASTER PRESENTS MR 3-2 & BIG MIKE - THE GOVERNER & THE PETER MAN (unreleased music 1989-1992)

 

Def Jam Blaster presents

Mr.3-2 (Convicts / Blac Monks) & Big Mike (Convicts / Geto Boys)

The Governor & The Peter Man

unreleased music 1989-1992

Limited to 160 hand numbered copies.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>

35$ USD

>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Some background info on some of the tracks > via @gravefillersrecordsandtapes

"Watch you back" was intended as the sequel to the track

Dj Akshen (aka Scarface) - Scarface.

3-2 was on the cover of that 12", before Scarface went to Rap-a-Lot.

"Straight from the county" 

was recorded after the

Convicts album

and legend says that 3-2 took it to Dr. Dre

who used the same sample for the track

"A n***a with a gun".

"Once upon a time" is one of the dopest story telling track ever recorded by Big Mike.

"Don't let the smooth taste fool you"

was originally intended as a solo track for Bushwick Bill but it never got released.

All the tracks have been professionally remastered from the original stems.

Not many copies left,

grab your copy before they're sold out!

RELATED;

Houston, Texas Rap documentary (NRK2) ft. Devin The Dude, Scarface, Bun B....

Dapper Dan interview > YO! MTV Raps 1989

 

Dapper Dan wikipedia

Dapper Dan instagram

Queen Latifah and DJ Mark the 45 King interview by Sophie Bramly > YO! MTV Raps 1989

 

Queen Latifah and DJ Mark the 45 King

interview by Sophie Bramly - YO! MTV Raps

promoting All Hail the Queen 1989

Run DMC graffiti by Freedom/Gen2 1986

The video the graffiti was done for >

Read the backstory over at Beyond The Streets

RELATED;

Graf/art documentary featuring Freedom/Gen2

(Run) DMC on the true meaning of "Mary, Mary"

 

SLAUGHTERHOUSE interview (originally featured in FatCap #19)

 

On the second floor at Blå in Oslo we met the rap super group Slaughterhouse.

Founded in 2008, and released their self-titled debut album in 2009 and existing of Crooked |, Joe Budden, Joel Ortiz and Royce Da 5 ‘9, it’s a sweaty powerhouse of rappers we chat up with after their energetic performance.

But how did the story start?

We all participated on Joe Budden’s Halfway House project, we did a record with him, and it was called Slaughterhouse. It pretty much started from there. The fans appreciated it from the get go, they loved it immediately and asked if we would do more music together. We had a little sit down after that where we went, "listen to this”. So we started from there, and the fans contributed to the start of the group.

You have different backgrounds and represent L.A., Detroit to New Jersey and New York. Of many rappers, why pairing the four of you together? Were there a deeper thought behind the composition of the group?

I think Joe had. I think he was going for what he thought was the hottest dudes on the net. That’s it, it was like that. When we put out the first song out we didn’t know it was going to be received like it was, it was crazy. So when we all looked at the reactions to the song it inspired us to keep working together, and eventually the fans made us and kept us together as a group. We decided to go ahead and do a whole album together, start something new and something else.

You did the Slaughterhouse album on Koch (E1 Music). The record sales are at its all time low. What do you think about that and why did you go major?

Regarding the record sales: As a group it puts us in front of a bigger audience, more people to listen in on what we are talking about. On the question on going major we get a chance to get on TV-shows, in magazines, some of those major things that there are more of on this level than on an independent level. I don’t think that major labels would help us music wise, but we get the bigger audience, and bigger stage to perform on and from.

You are a major group, possibly the biggest group in rap we’ve heard of in many years. Together as a group you’re already what can be called a super group.

Thank you very much.

One of the songs on the Slaughterhouse album, “Move On”, addresses Hip Hop journalists bringing up old issues and asking the same generic questions every time. Basically telling them to move on. You’re saying that you have expressed everything there is to say, has there been any reactions and are people more reluctant to ask about these things now?

Yes and no. You're actually kind of doing it right now. (laugh). No, but the meaning of the song was that you have these little thing that gets big, and then, hold up! We wont talk about that no more! Move on, because we did. The motherfuckers don’t know us! So we wanted to put it all out there. Like Eminem did with 8 mile, let them know exactly who we are and who we were. We couldn't say it all before, but know everybody knows whom we were, where we came from originally. We were someone before the group, we have our histories and it’s behind us. We have moved on from there.

So it was a way to start fresh?

Yeah, exactly. Get on some new shit.

As you might know we are a graffiti magazine. Were any of you ever involved in the graffiti scene or any other elements of the Hip Hop culture?

All we do now is rap. But when | (Joel Ortiz) was young | used to draw graffiti. When | was in school I would be shitty at working, but | was drawing graffiti. | used to pass the time that way and | loved it. I had a big graffiti book that my cousin in Brooklyn gave me when | was nine, and that gave me an in sight into the graffiti culture. We would spray-paint all over the walls.

Do you (Joel Ortiz) know some local artists from your area?

| remember Domain. He used to go around and say; “My name is Domain, | own the A-train”. There was no place in Brooklyn you couldn't see his name. Even in some of the most awkward and crazy places, like wicked spots on the edge of the rail track roofs. He would have been hold from his feets. It’s ridiculous what lengths they would go to get their names up.

What about you Crooked I, tell us a little about who you see up in L.A.?

(Crooked I) My main man was Double S. If you ever go to L.A, and you are in South Central California, there is a street called Slauson Avenue. You ride down the whole avenue, and the whole street is just bombed, by incredible artists. Even the homies 83rd Street Gangster Crips and Rollin 60s has their shit up there. Great artwork. Check it out, Slauson Avenue.

 

So, why go for the group name Slaughterhouse?

It goes back to where it all started, the first record. It was named Slaughterhouse, so when we looked for a name it fit. We also used it in freestyles. Like “We put the other rappers in the meat locker. Slaughter them up”. So that was it. Murder, murder, murder. Kill, kill, kill.

Note! The interview was done i 2010, before they signed to Shady/Interscope. Welcome to: Our House (2012) the only and last album they released on Shady was sadly filled with wack beats and corny hooks. Their career as a collective pretty much died after that album.

The interview was originally featured in FatCap #19

RELATED > The Rise & Fall Of Slaughterhouse: A Timeline | What’s The Headline #77

FAVORITE SLAUGHTERHOUSE TRACKS

-Move on ^^^^^^^^

-Lyrical Murderers (Ft. K-Young)

-Fight Club (Remix)

-Slaughterhouse

-Wack Mcs

favorites as solo artists

CROOKED I aka KXNG CROOKED

-Get Some Money & Go To Jail (Ahmad Ft. Crooked I) ^^^^^^^^^

-If You Ever Hear Me

-What’s Hip Hop

-Hood Politics

-W’s Down

JOELL ORTIZ

-Hip Hop ^^^^^^^

-Brooklyn Bullshit

-Battle Cry (Prod. by The Audible Doctor)

-Farewell Summer (Prod. by Don Canon)

-Caught Up

ROYCE DA 5'9"

-Cocaine ^^^^^^^

-Gun Harmonizing

-Tired Of Y'all

-I've Been Up I've Been Down

-Stay Woke

JOE BUDDEN

-Money's On Me ^^^^^^^^

-40 40 (ft. Royce Da 5'9)

-Who killed Hip Hop Pt 1-3

-Anti

-State of you