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Originally posted by Cuzo lyrics for 3000

Three thousand!!!
Three thousand!!
I crank up lyrical flows spit spats what's that
The pattern records don't touch the DATs yo
Check out the pro skills medic fulfills
Contact react to style I'm back you lack
Channels and handles Automator's on the panels
Turnin knobs you slobs suckers like Baskin Robs
Carvel don't tell your whole crew is ice cream fudge
Rappers that budge makin moves step in grooves
And ride the pace like at thirty-three dark shades
Now you seein me
Rap moves on to the year three thousand
Three thousand!
Three thousand!
Three thousand!
Let me shuffle red red red see the black heart it ain't hard
Pick and choose you lose oops you lost
Check out the boss on Broadway down to walkways
Suckers with mics that end up with tooth decay
I, the Doctor, stop ya, in your world rock ya
Heads bop, forever tunes and they won't stop like hip-hop
keeps growing, sick of sick of showing
Scratches in matress business money reattaches worldwide
deep inside stops the diamond rocks
In a million world, billion world, quitrillion world
Rap moves on to the year three thousand
Three thousand!
Three thousand!
Three thousand!
Three thousand!
As space I've shown participator acts walk up clog up and mess up
water down the sound, that comes from the ghetto
In the middle the core you tour explore experience
what is real you feel, changing ways
Commercial rap's in the grave, stuff on disc that's very wack
that you saved, you think it's good won't go platinum
or even turn wood, sell the cassette
Your homey's tape deck gets wet
You my pet, my poodle chicken noodle's on the rise
Open your eyes and see my life
Rap moves on to the year three thousand!
Three thousand!!
Three thousand!!
Three thousand!!
Three thousand!!!

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Blue Flowers Lyrics
Artist: Dr. Octagon
Album: Dr. Octagonecologyst


"Let me show you somethin" (2X)
Dr. Octagon paramedic fetus of the East
with priests I'm from the Church of the Operating Room
with the strike support scalpels since the holocaust
I do indeed in greed explore meet the patients
Back to brooms with the nurse with the voodoo curse
Holding up office lights standing at huge heights
Back and forth left wing swing to North
East and South with blood pouring down your mouth
I come prepared with the white suit and stethascope
Listen to your heartbeat, delete beep beep BEEP
Your insurance is high, but my price is cheap
Look at the land... Blue Flowers!
Drawing by the purple pond, in the purple pastures Blue Flowers!
Drawing by the purple pond, yellow ink that flows Blue Flowers!
Drawing by the pond, look, it's raining yellow
Would you care to listen to me more? Thank you
Holding bags on down right from the hospital
It's a patient that's worth to keep the germs off the turf
Cybernetic microscopes and metal antidote
Two telescopes that magnify the size of a roach
Three computers to cup of coffee planted with my hand and
astroplanets detached turn on rear foggers
Cut the light on the kid, and turn the bright on
Supersonic waves combine and burn as brainwaves
I see the mascot of Evil he's not Kneivel
Shakespeare's gone don't even think about it
Yes, as I'm going to the park, I see... Blue Flowers!
It's raining green, by the pond Blue Flowers!
It's totally raining green, pouring Blue Flowers!
I smell the bees and the birds Blue Flowers!
Different aspects of life, blue flowers
*DJ Q-Bert cuts and scratches*
*"Let me show you something" sample repeats in background*
*DJ Q-Bert continues amazing turntablism that can't be put into words*

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A.D/D and R.E.M.G. present the
pairing of two of this millenniums most innovative artists, Dr. Octagon
and Spank Rock.


Kool Keith (aka Dr. Octagon), is best known for his work in the seminal,
old school NYC hip hop trio, Ultramagnetic MCs. Hailing straight out of
the the Bronx, Kool Keith has redefined conventional hip hop style and
introduced a warped, bizarre take on the genre. Always one to court
controversy, Kool Keith records under many guises, often confusing and
surprising his audience. Teaming up with Dan "the Automator" Nakamura
under the name Dr. Octagon, Keith again reinvented his image, recording
the self-titled album, Dr. Octagon (later reissued under the title Dr.
Octagonecologyst) that was released by Mo' Wax. Back again to shock and
thrill us, Dr. Octagon goes straight for the jugular with the release of
his highly anticipated new album, The Return of Dr. Octagon. Spliced and
diced together by Kool Keith himself and slickly produced by clued up
production trio, One Watt Sun, this looks set for some playlist
domination.

The musical style of One Watt Sun collective, as showcased via the new
Dr. Octagon record, is like a morphing, twisted, intelligent organism,
an animal yet to be named. They enlisted the additional talents of DJ
Dexter (ex-the Avalanches) for the Egyptian scratch flavour of Ants and
Princess Superstar who features on the song "Eat It".

Reflecting the party rap atmosphere of Baltimore's club scene, Spank
Rock arrived as one of the best things to happen to both underground
hip-hop and dirty rap - a pair of styles that rarely intermingle. The
group formed as a collaboration between Cool Disco MC Spank Rock and
producer XXXchange. Both grew up in Baltimore, but didn't meet until
both had been making music elsewhere for several years. Spank Rock was
rapping by his middle-school years, and a friendship with producer Shawn
J. Period (Mos Def, Talib Kweli) helped him decide on rap as a career
and Philadelphia as a starting point. XXXchange studied at Peabody
Conservatory in Baltimore, then briefly the New England Conservatory
before decamping for New York and a stint drumming with the indie
electronic group Zero Zero, whose 2001 album AM Gold was produced by the
highly sought-after DFA camp; he also earned a production apprenticeship
at DFA, assisting James Murphy and Tim Goldsworthy.

Spank Rock signed to the seminal British label Big Dada. The duo turned
heads with early singles "Backyard Betty" and "Rick Rubin." Spank Rock's
debut album, YoYoYoYoYo, appeared in April 2006. XXXchange also recorded
a mix album, Voila, that married his bruising beats to a succession of
pop songs from the '60s, '70s, and '80s.

DR. OCTAGON & SPANK ROCK
with special guest Devlin & Darko, Pase Rock & DJ Rory Them Finest
Friday October 6, 2006
@ The Opera House (735 Queen Street East)
Tickets are $20.00 (plus any additional fees) in advance and are
available at
Ticketmaster, Play de Record, Rotate This and Soundscapes.
19+ Event, Doors @ 10:00 p.m., Show @ 11:00 p.m.