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Stormy Monday Recording Session w/ Ramiz
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Ramiz Monsef of the Subliminal Twinkeez records his vocals for "Stormy Monday" a collaboration with Burnt MD.
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Stormy Monday - Ramiz Outtakes
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Ramiz Monsef recording vocals for a collaboration w/ Burnt MD on "Stormy Monday".
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My Romancing
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the Subliminal Twinkeez:
Live on the Beach in Seattle, WA during their 2004 Schizophonic Tour.
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March of the Robots
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It's the march of the robots, video shot on the street of Seattle, 2004.
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Do the Twinkeez have a shot?
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3 fair skinned dudes from Oregon (seldom known for it's hip hop culture) are on the road trying to complete their first US tour playing every stop of the way. Will they b...
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Difference between hip-hop and rap
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Another interview from the Subliminal Twinkeez's Schizophoic Tour, 2004. This time people were asked on their opinions of whether there is a difference between hip-hop and...
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First Hip-Hop Music Experience
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Interviews from along the trail of the Schizophonic Tour 2004 about people's first memories of hip-hop music.
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"Hip-Hop Assailants," live in Seattle
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Live on the beach, the Twinkeez played an awesome set on the first leg of their Schizophonic Tour in 2004.
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"Love Story," live in NYC
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A 3-part song. Starts with a poem, followed by a track called "Lindsay London," and closed with a sweet rendition of "St. Jame's Infirmary."
"Lindsay London" features a p...
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"small," live in NYC
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Don't know the title of this one, but the chick's vocals are dynamite when she hits.
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About The Subliminal Twinkeez Video
Horror movies, old blues records, the illest beats, lyrical intensity, and tight performances are what the Twinkeez are all about. We write songs about zombies and robots taking over the world, because we think that stuff is pretty cool. We're into Aesop Rock because he can rhyme like crazy, and we dig the Roots because they put on a sick show and they are serious musicians. We think Son House was a soulful dude.
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Horror movies, old blues records, the illest beats, lyrical intensity, and tight performances are what the Twinkeez are all about. We write songs about zombies and robots taking over the world, because we think that stuff is pretty cool. We're i...
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