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The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust album cover

The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust

Released: 2007 15 tracks

  • 1. Black History Month
    2. Convict Colony
    3. TR(n)igger
    4. Sunday Bloody Sunday
    5. Break
    6. Niggytardust
    7. DNA
    8. Wtf!
  • 9. Scared Money
    10. Raw
    11. Skin of a Drum
    12. No One Ever Does
    13. Banged and Blown Through
    14. Raised to Be Lowered
    15. The Ritual


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I love this new Saul Williams video!  The imagery is amazing and eerie and of course Saul is a poet as ever on "Convict Colony":   Saul Willams: Convict Colony -   The video was directed by Chris Edley and Rob Leitzell - the same team who orchestrated the MGMT videos for "Time To Pretend" and "Electric Feel."  Edley spoke at length with FADER Mag, which is the mothership of the FADER label who released/distributed Williams and Reznor's masterpiece, Niggy Tardu... MORE
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Gotta finish the HHT-Rez trilogy with Saul Williams' brillian Niggy Tardust. If you haven't downloaded this album, shame on you. It's going to be one of those records that influence the kids for years to come. This really isn't a video, but I'm at work and can't upload any mp3s, so just crank it. Let it out, blow it out, spit it out . . . Break the pain!
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Saul Williams, one of hip-hops poet laureates, has been getting a lot of attention lately for his collaboration with Trent Reznor and his promotion of DRM-free music. But what I haven't heard anyone talk about is a move that's seeming incongruous with a political rap leader who's worked with the likes of Zak De La Rocha and the Fugees, the selling of his song for a Nike ad: Nike spot
I don't have a problem with selling out per se, but I do like musicia... MORE
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Was inevitable that the two collaborate :) Not bad visuals set to a crazy track :O
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So, in the spirit of yesterday's post I'm posting the following from Saul Williams: When I first saw the video for Kanye West's "Sierre Leone" I thought it was ABOUT something. Imagine my surprise and chagrin.
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This video isn't brand new, but I sure missed it until now and I see no one else on MOG has posted it yet... Here is the official video for Saul Williams' cover of U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday" from The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust and produced by Trent Reznor:
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Is Hip-Hop Really The Problem?

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Other Tags: hip-hop, controversy, News, Jesse Jackson, Oprah Winfrey, black music, America, Martin Luther King Jr.
I saw this yesterday on Saul Williams' myspace. Don't ask me why I was there in the first place because I honestly do not remember. I do remember thinking as I was reading this letter that it seemed really appropriate for this time as we are celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and looking back upon the struggles of black Americans for freedom and equality. Are we in a place now that we can look back and laugh at the backward nature of generations before? Are we still... MORE
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Just posting that Mog is still enjoyable, and that life is still musical
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The Inevitable Rise And Liberation Of NiggyTardust!

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Blog post image preview So I haven't been mogging for a long time, mostly because of time constraints, but I'm coming back (albeit rather slowly). I decided to celebrate my reintroduction into mog culture by talking about Saul Williams new album: "The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of NiggyTardust!" This album can be found on Saul Williams Website. You can either download the album in 192 kbps mp3 format for free, or pay $5.00 and get it in 320 kbps mp3 or even FLAC Lossless.The album itself i... MORE
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A Saul Williams kind of thing

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I'm wary when it comes to a superstar(in this case Trent Reznor)lending his name to an "upcoming" artist because he/she thinks this artist is great. Why? Cream rises to the top, right? If its good then the music will make it to the ears of the willing, right? I like Saul Williams and he would make it to my ears regardless of who endorses and/or produces his music. That said this track is slammin'.
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Blog post image preview HIP HOP THURSDAY? This poet turned actor (Slam) turn performer (rapper is too one dimensional for him) and his last s/t album is quite good. Its one of the only Zach De La Rocha sightings in years and it fucking pumps. He fuses poetry , hip hop and rock into a whole new sub-genre. Sauls site is pretty cool and you will see he is quite active. I love the guy and support all his endeavors... oh and hang in there til the end of this vid, NIN goes off...
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