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FUN FUN FUN FEST: THE RECAP (FUN-ALLY)

- Source: crustcake

Your faithful and intrepid protagonists, Van and Andy, once again braved the seasonably-for-Central-Texas warm weather and choking dust of a November weekend in Austin to throw themselves upon the altar built yearly unto the god Fun.

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B2B: Robert Hood and John Tejada, Part One

- Source: XLR8R

Robert Hood and John Tejada are veteran producers in the truest sense of the term, having separately witnessed, survived, and—in some cases—led through the various ebbs and flows of techno's last decade-and-a-half.

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Watch: Run-D.M.C. Reunites At Jay-Z's Made In America Festival

- Source: Prefix Magazine

Back in July, iconic '80s hip-hop group Run-D.M.C. announced plans to reunite after a 10 year hiatus, which stemmed from the death of long-time DJ Jam Master Jay. At Jay-Z's Made In America festival in Philadelphia yesterday (Sep. 2), surviving members Joseph "Rev Run" Simmons and Darryl "D.M.C." McDaniels took to the stage and made the comeback official.

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Photographer shoots the "dash" on headstones of music and culture giants

- Source: Rolling Stone

A photograph of the gravestone of Jam Master Jay, the late DJ for Run-D.M.C. , will soon hang in the Spotted Pig, the chic West Village restaurant whose investors include Jay-Z and Bono. The artwork won't be recognizably about Jam Master Jay, however: it's an enlargement of a closeup of the dash between the DJ's birthdate and the date of his death.

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It’s Tricky: Run-DMC’s Raising Hell Revisited

- Source: The Quietus

It's early 1987 and for the last six months, Run-DMC have been belting out a rhyme called 'My Adidas' – a standout track from their third album Raising Hell. With his band permanently bedecked in the German sport giant's apparel, manager Russell Simmons thinks his boys should be getting paid for becoming a walking advertising campaign.

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Hip-Hop's Most Unlikely Collaborations

- Source: popeater

When hip-hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa linked up with former Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd. frontman John Lydon for 'World Destruction,' the pair went into the studio and finished this classic track in a single day.

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