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SUMMARY:(DJ) Talib Kweli @ 19 Broadway Nite Club
DESCRIPTION:19 Broadway presents a special night with TALIB KWELI putt
 ing it down on the 1's & 2's! Special guest performers and Dj Dans One
 .Don't miss this one! You never know who might show up...last time it 
 was Dave Chapelle! Come party with the stars and put on your best wear
 s and dancing shoes...When: Friday Sept 21st 2012Where: 19 Broadway Ni
 teclub Fairfax, CA\nPrice: $15 advanceTalib Kweli:If skills sold, Tali
 b Kweli would have been one of the most commercially successful rapper
 s of his time. As it was, however, the earnest MC became one of the mo
 st critically successful rappers of his time, which dawned in the late
  '90s when he rapped alongside Mos Def and DJ Hi-Tek as part of the gr
 oup Black Star. This trio of up-and-comers and their widely acclaimed 
 self-titled 1998 album debut, Black Star, helped make Rawkus Records o
 ne of the premier underground rap outposts of the late '90s. Kweli and
  Hi-Tek then collaborated as a duo on Reflection Eternal (2000), which
  firmly established them apart from Mos Def, who had gone solo. For a 
 moment there, Kweli and his Rawkus associates seemed like a full-fledg
 ed movement -- a return to the sort of hip-hop associated with the so-
 called golden age. However, it wasn't to be. Rawkus somehow lost its m
 omentum, and its roster sadly dispersed, leaving Kweli on his own to c
 arry the torch. He continued his output, beginning with a proper solo 
 debut, Quality (2002), and though he didn't rack up towering sales num
 bers, he remained a critical favorite. In fact, he was one of the most
  admired and respected rappers on the major-label circuit during the m
 id-2000s, best evidenced by Jay-Z's famous Black Album rhyme: \"If ski
 lls sold, truth be told/I'd probably be, lyrically, Talib Kweli.\"\n\n
 For more information visit http://trueskool.com/events/dj-talib-kweli-
 19-broadway-nite-club
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CATEGORIES:fairfax, ca
LOCATION:Fairfax, Ca
WEBSITE:http://www.19broadway.com
URL:http://www.19broadway.com
CONTACT:(415) 459-1091
ORGANIZER:Makaela Susnow
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