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Sunday, 30 March 2008 04:47
BRAINS!! - by Subliminal Twinkeez
Previously Unrealeased! This video was recorded in and around the San Fransisco Bay Area. It stars DJ EyE and Ramiz "the ManChild" Monsef as themselves. The video originates w/ footage from "Night of the Living Dead" to accompany the eerie samples by DJ Eye, but soon the video takes on a hallucinogenic style that can only be pure Subliminal Twinkeez.
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Music Video
Thursday, 15 November 2007 04:40
"Love Story" live in NYC - by Subliminal Twinkeez
Sid's ReviewThis video is pretty f*cking great. It's a long track - 9:49, but it's 3 tracks long. "Love Story" is actually one story in three parts. The first is raw poem from a man deep, deep in love. But, the chick ain't into him, and in part 2, "Lindsay London" a haunting story of this naîve girl with dreams and aspirations who gets taken advantage of at every step of the way up the pole of prosperity. Finally, a gritty rendition of "St. James Infirmary" closes the story with a tragic conclusion to the fate of the author's true love. Don White's ReviewThis is a raw video diplaying Subliminal Twinkie's amazing live show capabilities. There are three song that are done in a row. The stripper comes out and turns up the heat but the rap oudoes the dancer in this scene. "Lindsay London," not be confused with Lindsay Lohan is the stripper as well as the name of the song. It is a tragic story of a strippers greed getting the best of her. AWESOME!!!!!!
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Music Video
Friday, 09 May 2008 02:17
The Twinkeez Defense
DJ Eye aka Eyevan the Earritator, has been building these tracks with Ramiz Monsef for what seems like years and years now. But the wait is over, after the first official taste of the Twinkeez hit iTunes and the all-consuming public via DJ EYE: INSOMNIAC, they're back with a full-length album that's All Twinkeez! DJ Eye is the composer, along with DJ A-Typical, on the haunting and truly eclectic old movie film style soundscapes that permeate the tracks on this album. Ramiz "the Manchild" Monsef lends an educated and soulful lyricism to the awesome tunes. Now, the Twinkeez are ripe as ever, and The Twinkeez Defense is complete aural stimulation laid with intelligent, fun lyrics. Opening with a televangical Hip Hop Prayer, the album eases into some of the more melodical and less psychotic of of DJ Eyes style on Air Fare, and then get's into the manic with the following track, an ode from a clinically obsessed and violent ex-lover to the girl he can't get over -My Romancing. This track also includes DJ A-Typical on trombone, bringing a brassy riverboat feel to the track.
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Music
Sunday, 16 August 2009 21:07
"Ticket to Ride" by the Subliminal Twinkeez
This track, "Ticket to Ride," from the Subliminal Twinkeez album The Twinkeez Defense. Still unreleased, the album was finished in 2009. Click here to preview more tracks from the album. The Subliminal Twinkeez are:
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Music Video
Sunday, 29 May 2005 19:23
Go TimeGo Time was written, shot, & edited in 91/2 hours. All footage was shot on location along Haight St. in San Fransisco. Credits:Videography: Brodie Large, Ivan Piesh, Levi Anderson Synopsis:Given 3 plot points and a 9.5 hr. deadline, SidFilmz decided to create a self-promotion piece in a docu-drama style. As the video begins with a detective on the street, who loses his sweater, we begin to see the elements of melodrama working against him already. Then, upon revealing what he and his partner are up to, the socio-political question is posed: is hip-hop illegal? In a day when the cops are watching if you burn CDs or not, where's a true musician going to distribute his music? The production team wanted to really capture the raw feel of the city, hence the live sounds of the city, the drag-on conversation of a lost love, and of course the denouement that shows that the battle over who controls the right to distribute music is a never-ending chase by the powers that be in attempt to capture the value of the artist. All written, shot, and edited in 9.5 hrs., and presented in under 6 minutes. Stay tuned, stay independent.
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Short Films
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09 Mon, 2010
