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#Cover (it's an image of the vinyl LP but u can see the cover)
> In every arts community, there are people who, despite being little known even to fans of the scene, are deeply embedded in its past and present. When it comes to NYC independent hip-hop, Joseph Fusaro aka Steel Tipped Dove is one of those people. Not only has he quietly made beats for everybody and their cousin but for more than fifteen years Dove has run a recording studio out of the same 2nd floor walk-up in Brooklyn, weathering gentrification and the proliferation of home studios alike. In that time, a wealth of artists have crossed his threshold; some famous, some forgotten, and many in between. Dove’s was always a place where you could schedule a last-minute session or have an out-of-town artist meet you at 1am after their show, no need to worry, Dove would be there. It’s a place that you drop by because you’re around the corner and end up leaving with a jump drive full of wild beats. > > Call Me When You’re Outside is a testament to that energy: inspired collaborations with disparate artists from across the country and the indie music spectrum. The album features ELUCID, billy woods, The Koreatown Oddity, Pink Siifu, SHIRT, Fat Tony, Fielded, Fatboi Sharif, and SKECH185, and is entirely produced by Steel Tipped Dove. Mixed and mastered by Willie Green and executive produced by billy woods, CMWYO not only speaks to Dove’s history in the scene but the vitality of his current work. He may have been in the game for a long time, but his beats have never sounded better and his vision as a producer has never been clearer. With that in mind, if you buy it directly from us the project comes with the full instrumentals, which are also included in the vinyl and CD versions. The vinyl artwork is masterfully handled by multidisciplinary artist Myra Musgrove, while the CD is designed by the enigmatic Harvey Cliff. > > In some ways it’s surprising that for all the artists Dove has worked with—NOSAJ from New Kingdom, R.A.P. Ferreira, Tone Tank, Das Racist, ShrapKnel, Mr. Muthafuckin eXquire, Kemba fka YC The Cynic—he has never put out a project like this. But if you know Joe, it’s really not. He has always been comfortable playing the background and contr
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They always have plane humor.
But all he knew was knock knock jokes.
This was during the 2015-16 season where the 76ers infamously went 10-72. You would think a team that bad would have time for a guy like Christian Wood to develop but it was filled to the brim with big men.
This team included the following bigs. Current Sixers GM Elton Brand, Nerlens Noel, Jerami Grant, Richuan Holmes, Jahlil Okafor, Carl Landry and Christian Wood himself on the active roster. Superstar center Joel Embiid had yet to still make his NBA debut at the time being sidelined with an injury his first two years.
But another thing to think about is not just how absolutely bad the team construction was(was on purpose) but just how stacked the team was with players who would become quality-talented players in the league.
You have Jerami Grant, Christian Wood, Robert Covington and Richaun Holmes as the best non-Embiid players out of those Process Sixers. And guys like TJ McConnell, Nerlens Noel, Jahlil Okafor and Ish Smith serving as solid rotation pieces across the league.
Link: https://twitter.com/twroten_loe/status/1345550731386896384?s=21
Because they don't have a single funny bone in them. Except in the arm. That's humerus
Ace Ventura was bad. Lair liar was ruined by his annoying over acting. Even the Night at the Roxbury skit was ruined by his presence. I really don't care about his politics, I honestly do not find his movies or his stand up funny at all.
Edit: Some of you really love Jim CARREY.
Edit: You got me with The Grinch.
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