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Ghetto Quietly Launch Party - Prince Kong, Bluefood and A-Force
MMR's new sister label Ghetto Quietly launches in Dublin this weekend with a rock solid line up of Prince Kong, Bluefood and A-Force peddling their sonic wares along with various MCs.
Prince Kong's 'Proper Horror Show' on 2 x 12 inch vinyl will be the label's first release and expect much of the material from this release to feature in Kong's set.
Dublin based Ghetto Quietly will concentrate on limited runs of vinyl for local artists... thus far: Prince Kong, Bluefood and A-Force. Expect GQ vinyls to coincide roughly with MMR digital download releases for these Irish artists.
Perhaps not so much a sister label as a bastard cousin.. the one your Mom never wanted you to hang out with as they were from the wrong side of the tracks!
Gracie's 2nd Kong Incident
Sometimes we leave a rubber Kong toy in Gracie's crate when we leave for work. We leave treats inside for her so she can occupy some of her time and not bark while we are gone. We came home on 9/16/09 to find only half of this Kong toy in her crate. Incredibly, this was the tougher black kind that dogs are not suppose to be able to chew through (very easily apparently). Needless to say we were quite concerned because of Gracie's past with eating toys. We rushed her to the emergency vet and they were able to induce vomiting and got a bunch of the pieces out. The days following, luckily she passed the other pieces on her own.
Gracie won't be getting any more toys from now on. She will have to play with Elvis!
Prince Kong's 'Proper Horror Show' Review on Superfan
Another great review for Prince Kong's latest release 'Proper Horror Show' mini album... this time from Superfan2009.com.
"Dublin, Ireland’s Prince Kong delivers a dancehall smasher with some tight verses and inspired dub style madness. Touching on various stages of UK underground club music evolution, this emerges as an original statement – relevant, compelling and raw. And in the best tradition of reggae’s myriad sub-genres, you can move your feet to it, as well as your mind. GO deh!" Thanks Superfan!
