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Monday April 30th...
A memorable night...
The K-Rino album release party for "Book Number 7"...

Let me preface this by saying it's almost impossible to get me to go to an event. Flyers come and go, invites go unanswered. I've been to a lot of shows in my youth, spent lots of money on show nights that left something to be desired. In short I've seen a lot of performances.

Last night was different, last night was family. The S.P.C. was in the house. It was K-Rino's album release party for his newest release, "Book Number 7". Yes, this is another classic from the K-Rino catalog.

Let me break the night down for you. For ten dollars you got a copy of "Book Number 7" and a show that anyone in attendance would've sat through again if the S.P.C. had chose to do an encore. The show opened with a super performance from the 144 Elite. These guys were dope, real dope. Then the lyrical lion Klondike Kat came out and wrecked the mic with his distinct style. Point Blank was next and if you've seen Point Blank you know what to expect, hardcore gangsta rap, and he delivered. We were treated to the poetic stylings of a poet named Seven who I hear has an album which I'm interested in hearing. And a song that had everyone singing along about a felon tryna make some mutha fuckin' money. Good stuff indeed.

After a brief intermission and a intro from Wicket Cricket, K-Rino came out with an acoustic guitar and most of us thought he was going to give us an unplugged rendition of his work. After he clued us in on the joke, he put the guitar down and got right to it. It was a flow you had to hear for yourself. Indescribable. He gave us an intro that was so chock full of lyrics, my mind had a hard time catching them all. Then we got to hear what will surely be a hood anthem called, "Raised In The Dead End". He went accapella with lyrics so hard they took out any MC within a hundred mile radius. Then we got to hear two Southpark OG's, K-Rino and Gangsta Nip do a song called "Takeover", making any wish you had of becoming an MC seem like a nightmare. These two cats have ended many careers before people even thought of having one. Finally, we had a very special treat to close out the night, we were privy to a preview of Gangsta Nip's new project which everyone should pick up.


After the show I caught up with old friends and made some new ones. A great night for all in attendance and to those that missed the show...well, you missed one hell of a night. If you're a fan of the S.P.C, and who isn't you should get the new K-Rino album. This is truly another classic from one of Houston's premier lyricists.

S.P.C. the hardest clique.


Pick up the new CD!!!

~!!heist houston!!

Warum gefällt eigentlich niemanden "Everyday"? Ist euch der Sänger zu schnulzig? ^^ Ich mag den Track