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Paris was the first show Doom did in Europe. First time after 20 years of career. After this one, he did Amsterdam and London. I’m really proud I’ve been part of this show and help a bit Free Your Funk that organized this show. They (Emmanuel Forlani and Denis Jelen = Free your funk) did a great job, done everything to make this show work. Of course as most of you know, Doom likes to send unknown people on stage with the mask on. That was the main question : Will the real Doom be on stage or not. The sound engineer and the manager were really relax “Don’t worry it will be him“. And we were as well relax when we finally saw the real Doom around, late in the afternoon.
Doom came 20 minutes before the show and stayed on stage 1 hour with two encore and left immediately after the show. I know some people were disappointed but I think that the real fan of Doom was really happy. Doom IS NOT a great performer anyway + he usually does not give a f*** and sends someone else on stage instead of going on stage, or sometimes he sends someone on for 30 minutes and then comes and does like 3 songs and leaves. It was the real Doom for an hour, did lot of his classical.
The only bad point for me was that : HE DID NOT DO RHINESTONES COWBOY ! I told him I really wanted this song, he told me “oh really, I will do it in Amsterdam and London then”, hope he did for the people that were at those shows, this songs is def my fav.
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Tags: doom, free your funk, mf doom
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Friday night Omar was performing in Sannois, Parisian’s suburb, in a little place I like, EMB, where I already saw Amp Fiddler, years ago. It was the first time I saw Omar and I was really happy. The energy was kind of slow at the beginning but ended up really nicely, on some classics joints with lot more energy. I had a great time with my friends enjoying the performance. Omar is def one of the greatest nu soul artists.
All pictures by Lenshot and video by me, mp3 courtesy of Bobbi Bomdia.
Omar – Be Thankful live @ Sannois
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Omar – Little Boy live @ Sannois
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Vendredi soir quelques jours après son concert au New Morning, Omar donnait un concert à Sannois, à l’EMB, petite salle de banlieue que j’aime beaucoup, j’avais gardé de bon souvenirs du concert de Amp Fiddler. C’était la première fois que je voyais Omar en concert, j’étais donc très heureuse. Le concert à commencé assez doucement, peut-être trop doucement à mon goût mais l’énergie a monté petit à petit pour finir merveilleusement bien, dansant et sur les classiques du Monsieur. Très bon moment passé avec mes amis, comme j’aime, en musique. Omar est vraiment l’un des meilleurs artistes nu soul et malheureusement pas aussi populaire qu’il le mériterait.
Toutes les photos ont été prise par Lenshot et video par moi même et mp3 par Bobbi Bomdia.
VIDEOS AND PICTURES after the jump
Tags: bobbi bomdia, lenshot, lysiane, marie schockweiller, Omar, sannois, sunshine, syleina
To those who have given up on love,
I say, “Trust life a little bit.”
Maya Angelou
Trust in love & life and don’t forget you always have someone for you somewhere, that is my thought tonight.
Pictures by Hermann Deza, October 14th, 1975 – December 26th, 2008
The Carpenters – We’ve only just begun
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This last picture is one of my favorite by Hermann Deza, I love the color.
Flyer by Marie Schockweiller
Pic by Mass
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Sean Price was in Paris for a live with a crazy line-up by Free Your Funk : Frank Nitt, Illa J with Dj J-Heart then SEAN PRICE with his Dj, Roger and finally Guilty Simpson, Med and Dj Dez with dj Ben. Great Hip Hop show in Paris those last weeks.
I went to pick up Sean Price at the airport as I work with Free Your Funk (Parties and shows setters in Paris), I didn’t really know what to expect from him but actually he is just a nice and funny person, talked about Sneakers + made me laugh a lot in the car, listenning to Das Efx and rapping on the miggidy music, asked me how I would spell “figgedy faggots like Rupaul“, googled it and showed him, so he started rapping while reading the lyrics. He is def a great emcee, started to freestyle in the car, just too bad i was driving and that my iphone didn’t have any more battery.
But anyway, he killed it on stage, he was the “Special Guest” so did something like 35 minutes of show, I would say. Really dope perfomence, the man is so charismatic! The crowd was crazy, I let you see by yourself!
I will post the videos of Frank nitt, Illa J, Guilty and Med later.
Too many clowns want the crown, but it only one king
I’m, the King ask Rock, there is none higher
Pic by Gustav
This is the end of the trilogy of post about this event (a Free Your Funk Event). Here are the pictures took by the french photographer, Emmanuelle Tricoire©.
Emmanuelle Tricoire’s blog : here.
Ceux qui me connaissent un peu, savent mon “amour” pour la musique de José James. Alors, bien entendu, je ne pouvais pas rater ce concert avec SOIL AND PIMP, un groupe déganté de jazz.
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Entre deux machines (celui-ci se prépare pour une tournée) voici ce que Dwele a trouvé pour rendre hommage à Michael Jackson. (merci à pat)
Tags: dwele, michael jackson
[ English Version after the french one ]
Spaceship George (aussi connu sous le nom de Kwesi abbensetts) est un photographe qui habite Brooklyn, un endroit, une atmosphère qui l’inspire énormément. L’énergie de Brooklyn, les ombres, les lumières, les habitants propres à ce lieu sont présents dans beaucoup de ses photos. Un des autres ingrédients de George est le naturel, comme dans ses nus dans lesquels il rend un bel hommage aux femmes, on sent une grande part de spontanéité, « je ne peux pas dire que je prépare vraiment – les séances photos. Cependant je peux avoir une idée et partir de ça mais pour la plus part tout se fait spontanément. ensuite ça dépend aussi de comment se déroulent ces moments entre toi et cette personne. »
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Terence Blanchard était en concert le 9 Avril, après celui de José James à Epinay-sur-seine. Il a principalement fait des morceaux de l’album Tale Of God’s Will (A Requiem For Katrina). Nous racontant ainsi la façon dont il a découvert la triste nouvelle, comment Spike Lee lui a parlé du projet de documentaire When the levees broke etc. Partageant aussi une petite anecdote assez marrante malgré les circonstances par rapport à sa mère qu’il a essayé de joindre pendant une semaine après que l’ouragan est ravagé la Nouvelle Orléans. Après sept jours sans nouvelle et très inquiet, Terence Blanchard eu enfin sa mère au téléphone celle-ci lui répondant tout naturellement “ah c’était donc ça ce bruit depuis une semaine, je me demandais d’où ça venait, tu sais moi et les portables!“. Bref, il aime partager, parler, donner, et on adore recevoir de lui.
Les videos arrivent bien (youtube et vimeo n’aiment pas la taille de mes vidéos).
