Burn Hollywood Burn was Rap/hip-hop

[Jane]

Phil Wise wrote:
> 
> Okay, then, I guess Ice T shouldn't be trusted in his comments about Bob
> Dylan or his interest in music generally because he's got an acting job.
> Makes perfect sense to me...
> 
> He's played cops more than once.  There may be something to it.  Plus, the
> point of PE's Burn Hollywood Burn is that they don't (or perhaps didn't)
> cast enough black people in non-stereotyped roles, so what's Ice C meant to
> do when they come along?  Turn 'em down?

A very complex history: the movies, gangs, hip-hop, rap,
jazz, so forth and so forth...



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Aslo, you old woodstockers crossing over to your kid's
music  may dig Santana's "Supernatural." Not bad. I have,
buried away, a reply, a Latina/Feminist reply to "Maria
Maria." Dig.