Courtesy of The Kaos Effect:
The Black List Project was conceived of by photographer/filmmaker Timothy Greenfield-Sanders with Elvis Mitchell, public radio host and former New York Times film critic. It consists of a number of components including a film, a book, a traveling portrait exhibition and an educational initiative. The project was produced by the media collective Freemind Ventures. The idea was to interview, film and photograph prominent African Americans of various professions, disciplines and backgrounds. These stories and insights on the struggles, triumphs and joys of black life in this country would work toward re-defining “blacklist” for a new century in the process.
The DVD is in stores now at Target.
no hate i love the wu,andrza is a dope producer.but his rapping makes me laugh..i use the bobby digital album as a weed plate no joke.
Yeah he wasn’t exactly the best MC, but his production skills are ill.
i think rza jus needs 2 work on his flow and delivery
you guys are crazy – RZA is a sick rapper – he just goes off on tangents sometimes…
RZA can spit. I mean he has a really fucked up speech impediment but you kind of get used to it after a while and he has good lyrics if you listen to them…
dude is a great producer and a prettygood rapper but hes got way too big of an ego like I was at his show in mtl last year and me and some other fans were aloud backstage and dude wouldnt even look at us I was only able to say wassup to gza and talk with the band