Kongh getting LP release in US via Seventh Rule (MP3)

it's one thing if the band is playing NYC, but why are we subjected to this fucking tools posts when the shit bands he posts about aren't even playing here? if i wanted music recommendations, it wouldn't be from someone named after some shit sell-out song.

Calm down dude. Kongh rules.

Kongh Rules!!

I am sure they will hit NYC / Brooklyn soon enough.

Wow! 3:07 woke up on the wrong side of his boyfriend this morning.

Killer track. How do you know where BBG's name comes from anyway?

Kongh were AMAZING at Kuma's Doom Fest 2 years ago. :)

If you know you aren't interested in the kinds of music that BBG writes about on here, why click on an article he's posted? Idiot! By the way this band sounds amazing!!!

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If you know you aren't interested in the kinds of music that BBG writes about on here, why click on an article he's posted? Idiot! By the way this band sounds amazing!!!

If you know you aren't interested in the kinds of music that BBG writes about on here, why click on an article he's posted? Idiot! By the way this band sounds amazing!!!

Guggenheim billed it as a performance piece and it was just an installation. Resultingly, the crowd simply waited for the "show" to start, limiting anyone's ability to freely explore the space (the ground floor was packed with indian-style seaters, and the balconies were lined with people holding onto their spots like grim death.

Wonderful post and the location is beautiful and elegant in design and information and everything>>> to Favorites
i hear there's a show at shea stadium with so so glos, static jacks, and shapes.
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Hey ya'll we lost another one.......but I'm glad to have grown up with gangstarr as representatives of this music that has an incredible history.....hip hop is a book that wrote itself and GURU was definetly one of its main characters.....we are all getting older.....and GURU is one of the MCs that added a soundtrack to our lives in the 80's and 90's.......the NAMES,PLACES and FACES come to mind when I hear a GANGSTARR track.........I thank GOD that he allowed GURU to shine in his short time...........REST IN EVERLASTING PEACE GURU

i thought it was pretty amazing that these bands brought everyone to their feet in Carnegie Hall. Everyone was there with good vibes celebrating an amazing culture that embraces compassion and tolerance. I have no complaints other than the 2 hipsters behind me who had a comment about everything that was wrong with the venue. Why go?