Idle Warship – Bedroom Lites
- December 6th, 2009
- By merlin
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Waaay back when.. pre 1999… Westcoast hip hop wasn’t getting any internet love, the WestCoast Ridah Report was born on daundaground.com – in the midst of change in the hip hop scene.. its back! Since the inception of the Westcoast Ridah Report, there have been websites and blogs created… dubbcnn.com 2002, westcoastrydaz.com 2003, and more to rep’ the westcoast well. The void in hip hop has helped bring back the Report… without much further, you wanna see it here it go..
Westcoast Ridah Report Thanks 4 Jaking 2009
I was one of the lucky ones to get a ticket to this sold out (in 48 hours) show. I must admit that this was my first time getting up close and personal at a Mos Def show, and the man can definitely command a crowd. Whosane opened for him and he was’nt bad either. The local group, Language Arts Crew, warmed the crowd up with a funky old school hiphop feel that set the tone quite nicely. I heard Mos Def on the radio earlier that day talking about how much he loves the bay area, and he felt it right back last night fa sho. If you get a chance to check him out JUST DO IT!!
Sounds were provided by DJ Illtraxx and friends who would frequently get on the mic and rep Da Undaground on KSJS 90.5fm. Its nice to know that you were a part of change that made a real difference. I cant wait to see a DJ make it big and say they started at Da Undaground KSJS. I rejoice in knowing that people are now allowed to learn any format they want on their own college radio station due to efforts me and my friends made in the past. AND THEY STILL CALL IT DA UNDAGROUND — NICE!
We dissin Jay Z now?? Jigga it’s on you..
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Beanie Sigel Ft 50 Cent – I Go Off

Idle Warship (Kweli, Res + Graph Nobel) sez, “Idle Warship welcomes you to our first full length offering, Party Robot. This started out as a path to musical freedom. When we established Idle Warship, we did it for us. Now that we are giving you this music, Idle Warship no longer belongs to us, it belongs to the world. We don’t believe in labels for music. Labels make stop you from hearing something before you listen to it. We appreciate those who have taken this journey with us without judgment and enjoyed the ride. To everyone who purchased our music on iTunes and anyone who has bought a ticket to an Idle Warship show, this is for you. All my party robots stand up!”