The Bag Messenger- Paul Nice Breaks For Days Mix
- Apr 26, 2010
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This is by far one of the best break mixes I've heard. Chalk full of obscure hip wiggling heat and prefect cuts, they don't call him Paul Nice for nothing.
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The Bag Messenger-The Internet Is A Numbers Game
- Apr 23, 2010
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Just some food for thought.....the internet is killing music journalism.
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Click the Gramophone to watch Chris Weingarten, (music critic and senior writer for Idolator, Revolver, Rolling Stone, Spin, and The Village Voice) tell it like it is.
The Bag Messenger- East To West Messenger Bag Photos
- Apr 22, 2010
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Some new photos of the East to West messenger bag. Get out and enjoy the sunshine.
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The Bag Messenger- Illustration By Siggi Eggertsson
- Apr 21, 2010
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Nick Sigler is a graphic designer, illustrator, and web guru living in Nashville TN. He spends his free time foraging the internet for inspiration and fawning over well-designed furniture, clothing, magazines and posters. Nick designed the original Tucker & Bloom site and our logo. Needless to say, we are very happy to know him, and we want to welcome his contribution to The Bag Messenger Blog. Check out his site, Twirk Ethic and bask in his immense talents.
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Iceland-born illustrator Siggi Eggertson’s work is tough to categorize. It’s similar to pixel art, with the repetition of various colored shapes being used to create a larger image. However, unlike pixel art, Eggertsson utilizes the shapes created by overlapping forms as details in his complex and beautiful illustrations.
-Nick Sigler
Supernova from Siggi Eggertsson on Vimeo.
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The Bag Messenger- RIP GURU of GANG STARR
- Apr 20, 2010
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GURU of Gang Starr passed away last night after a brutal battle with cancer that left him comatose. I know not everyone on here love's hip-hop (this is a company blog after all), but the news hit me pretty hard, and loss is something universal so I had to share. I met GURU for the first time when I was 17 years old backstage at a Gang Starr concert. I was just some kid hanging out with a couple friends, and he came right up to me, all smiles and handshakes. I was floored that such a large presence in my musical life was so humble and cool! His style and presence we're so unique that I felt I already knew him. He seemed to go out of his way to pack his songs with bits of knowledge for kids like me, and so albums like Moment of Truth really spoke in a meaningful way. I am sure their are thousands of stories like this about Guru, and I guess it goes to show, you get back what you put in. For me GURU and the Gang Starr legacy will live on fondly.
Rest In Peace Keith Elam Aka GURU.
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Here are a few GURU classics.
When was the last time you heard a rapper speaking on using discipline?
"Instead of preaching death in my songs I breath life"