Today was all about flo$$in with our good friend Rick Ross who runs the institution that is Delicious Vinyl along with his brother Mike Ross. This also happened to be the day that our friend Bobby Evans handed in his new mixtape for Delicious Vinyl entitled Zooom. It should be dropping before the end of the yr. You better watch out because it's rope-a-dope.
The Delicious offices are on Sunset Blv. Rick showed us his new party / gallery space downstairs, whilst we chatted futures and checked out the DV vaults and his gold & platinum recs. Who knew Juice went Gold? We ballin. And Frank N Dank were in the building. That one's for Alex.
After the DV experience it was only right to hit two more Hollywood legends. So Amoeba Records - I even bought music (that one's for Tom, granted it was an original Major Force CD from 89) - and Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles! That one's for the PP!!! Dudes. Fried chicken smothered in gravy served with waffles and maple syrup, eggs, grits and a biscuit. I conquered all but the grits. They were hardcore. The patriotic handy wipes were a touch.
We then rolled by Space 1520 to see the Where The Wild Things Are exhibition. Which was epic. The stills are amazing. Hopefully we'll catch the Los Angeles premiere next week. That would be super mega epic.
So evening time rolled in through beautiful LA. Sippin' scotch with Jimmy Jamz we followed the night into Hollywood as Jimmy was guesting at a dubstep party. That was weird. US MCs trying to sound like London DnB dudes from 94. Though Jimmy jumped up and killed it like a deviled mongoose, the rest of the night killed me... pah.
Salvation came with our pre-bed taco jump off at TacoZone. The real TacoZone. A double platter of Mexican chorizo (an awesome crumbled spiced pork) and lengua (tongue) tacos. Love this place.
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