I have to make a comment on the remix/mashup created by The Legendary K.O, with lyrics by Big Mon and Damien (aka Dem Knock-Out Boyz). I have been playing this remarkable piece of black creative energy over and over and over. I just can’t get enough of it. It is a vocal-visual portrait of the misery and anguish that our folks were put through in New Orleans, needlessly, a mirror of what black folk we as a people been put through at the Superdome, at the convention center, in their houses, on this planet. I love it. And I don’t usually like contemporary rap Every black man, woman, and child should have a copy of this rap. Play it until the plastic becomes thin. And go get another one, on and on. Play it from the treetops, in the parks, on the corners, at every party. It’s truth, not only about Bush, but America itself. For me this dope is smoking consciousness, a 365 Turn. It’s right on time. Just what the Doctor ordered, just what folks need. Serve the people, and we’ll get through this fiasco, this enormity.

As ever and always, Rudy

I see that I missed some music over the weeks that I was on library computers. You didn’t miss a beat even with the storm?! Bravo!