MartyTV Interviews Dodgers great play-by-play maven, Vin Scully. Vinny talks about Clayton Kershaw & Matt Kemp's individual achievements in the 2011 season among other things. Vin Scully will return for the 2012 season next year.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Bruce Lee: Nun-Chuck Table Tennis
Here's one of my favorite videos out there, Bruce Lee playing Ping Pong with nun-chucks. Now that scence may or may not had been altered, regardless, it makes for an awesome view. Plus other Bruce Lee nun-chuck tricks:
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Look-a-like of the Day
Just recently, Yankees 1st baseman, Mark Texiera made a cameo apperance on HBO's 'Entourage'. The funny thing for me, is that Tex resembles the shows colorful character, Ari Gold, played by Jeremy Piven. Let's take a look:
Thursday, September 22, 2011
DJ Noez-Divine Forces Radio Mix *Aired 11/21/08 on KPFK
Divine Forces Radio went off the air in 2008. Here is a mix I did for DFR, the DFR DJ's were asked to make a mix that would occupy the open timeslot until they can fill the slot with programming. This mix got aired weeks after our farewell to KPFK 90.7 FM. This mix actually aired twice, 11.21.08 & 12.05.08
Escape The Matrix!
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http://www.mixcrate.com/mix/78865/Divine-Forces-Radio-Noez-Mix-11-21-08
Escape The Matrix!
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http://www.mixcrate.com/mix/78865/Divine-Forces-Radio-Noez-Mix-11-21-08
Beat Junkie Sound & VTech Presents – Nightlife: The Roc Raida L.A. Tribute 2011
Really dope piece on the late great, Grand Master Roc Raida. Shout outs to Rhettmatic on the vid, featuring Beat Junkies, X-Ecutioners, D-Styles, MF Grimm & more. Cool clips of 'Nightlife' in L.A. dedicated to the memory of Roc Raida. R.I.P. Roc Raida.
Shot of the Day...
You may have noticed alot of boxing posts..well here's another one in this edition of 'Shot of the Day'. My brother, tooked a pic with his phone while attending the Cotto v Margarito L.A. Presser today. Cotto v Margarito takes place at Madison Square Garden December 3, 2011 on HBO pay-per-view.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Floyd Mayweather vs R.A. The Rugged Man
Here's an interesting exchange between R.A. The Rugged Man & Floyd Mayweather on Sirius, Shade 45 on a show hosted by Lord Sear. I think this is Circa 2009, Rugged Man takes Floyd to task & challenges Mayweather to fight better fighters. Kinda seems like Floyd has taken Rugged Man's advice, finally.
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Post Fight Interview w/ R.A. The Rugged Man
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Post Fight Interview w/ R.A. The Rugged Man
Star Power: Review
Star Power tooked place this past Saturday, the 3 major fights were, Morales v Cano, Alvarez v Gomez & of course, Ortiz v Mayweather. I wasn't fortunate enough to catch the fights live, despite my attempt to watch it online with a choppy feed at my gig. Nevertheless, I couldn't escape the buzz of the aftermath that took place in Vegas during the main event.
I watched the whole card the next day on my mac. Morales v Cano was a fight where Morales displayed his warriorness, is that a word? Cano got the better of 'El Terrible' in the early rounds, where Morales was a bit uncomfortable with his younger scrappy foe, Pablo Cesar Cano. Erik Morales tooked control of the fight in the middle & late rounds when he got into his warrior mentality & began punishing Cano while deconstructing Pablo's face. At the end, Morales proved to be too much for Cano, when his corner put a halt to the bout, enabling Morales to score a 10th round TKO. Morales made history when he caputred a World Tilte in 4 weight divisions.
Alvarez v Gomes tooked place at Staples Center in Los Angeles, where Alfonso Gomez aggressively brought the fight to Canelo Alvarez. Despite being knocked down at the end of the 1st round, Gomez had Alvarez fighting very 'un-Canelo'-like in the early rounds. Canelo managed to work himself back into the fight while delivering his style of fighting the consists of combinations to the head and body. In the 6th round, Alvarez hurt Gomez with an uppercut that staggered him to the ropes, where Canelo met him with a barrage of combo's before the ref made, what seemed to be, an early stoppage to the bout. Nevertheless, Canelo successfully defended his title, much to the joy of the fans in Los Angeles.
Lastly, but not least, the main event, Ortiz v Mayweather:
By Andreas Hale and Anthony Springer Jr. at ringside
Boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather (42-0, 26 KOs) scored a fourth round KO over WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz (29-3-2, 22 KOs) to claim the WBC crown in round four on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Ortiz had a good round two, but Floyd was back in charge in the third. After an Ortiz attempt at an intentional headbutt in round four, Cortez broke the action and deducted a point from Ortiz. Cortez called time back in and Ortiz went to Mayweather, embraced him and apologized, Mayweather then clocked Ortiz with two shots as he was stepping back and knocked him out.
My 2 cents on Ortiz v Mayweather:
I really think Ortiz initiated the whole thing. If you followed 24/7, Ortiz's camp was stressing how Mayweather was a 'dirty' fighter, cause he uses elbows. I would never have thought that Ortiz would be so overwhelmed by Floyd that he would stoop to fighting dirty, by throwing a deliberate head-butt. Even worse, the over affection that Ortiz showed to Floyd during the fight, which ultimately brought an end to Ortiz. I understand he was apologetic for literally losing his head, but Ortiz was in a fight, there was no need for him to lose focus, and that he did. He expected Cortez, who only God knows where his head was, to say something to Floyd after he supposedly 'sucker-punched' Ortiz. Floyd saw that Ortiz was completely un-focused at that point, leaving Mayweather no choice but to throw another punch that ended up destroying Ortiz. The moral of this for Ortiz & all fighters in general, is to "Protect Yourself At All Times", & more equally as important, never lose focus. Mayweather caught alot of heat by media members & fans, but I thought Ortiz deserved more blame for opening the door, with his deliberate head-butt. Mayweather has alot of haters out there, I don't like Floyd's antics at times, & don't like his defensive style of fighting, but I respect Floyd for what he has accomplished as a fighter. Also, alot of people began saying that Saturdays fight is why they hate boxing, but forget that they are still tuned in. Don't let Pacquiao v Mayweather happen, cause those same people that swore they would never watch another boxing match again, will be glued to the TV sets all into the fight.
.Noez!
I watched the whole card the next day on my mac. Morales v Cano was a fight where Morales displayed his warriorness, is that a word? Cano got the better of 'El Terrible' in the early rounds, where Morales was a bit uncomfortable with his younger scrappy foe, Pablo Cesar Cano. Erik Morales tooked control of the fight in the middle & late rounds when he got into his warrior mentality & began punishing Cano while deconstructing Pablo's face. At the end, Morales proved to be too much for Cano, when his corner put a halt to the bout, enabling Morales to score a 10th round TKO. Morales made history when he caputred a World Tilte in 4 weight divisions.
Alvarez v Gomes tooked place at Staples Center in Los Angeles, where Alfonso Gomez aggressively brought the fight to Canelo Alvarez. Despite being knocked down at the end of the 1st round, Gomez had Alvarez fighting very 'un-Canelo'-like in the early rounds. Canelo managed to work himself back into the fight while delivering his style of fighting the consists of combinations to the head and body. In the 6th round, Alvarez hurt Gomez with an uppercut that staggered him to the ropes, where Canelo met him with a barrage of combo's before the ref made, what seemed to be, an early stoppage to the bout. Nevertheless, Canelo successfully defended his title, much to the joy of the fans in Los Angeles.
Lastly, but not least, the main event, Ortiz v Mayweather:
By Andreas Hale and Anthony Springer Jr. at ringside
Boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather (42-0, 26 KOs) scored a fourth round KO over WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz (29-3-2, 22 KOs) to claim the WBC crown in round four on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Ortiz had a good round two, but Floyd was back in charge in the third. After an Ortiz attempt at an intentional headbutt in round four, Cortez broke the action and deducted a point from Ortiz. Cortez called time back in and Ortiz went to Mayweather, embraced him and apologized, Mayweather then clocked Ortiz with two shots as he was stepping back and knocked him out.
My 2 cents on Ortiz v Mayweather:
I really think Ortiz initiated the whole thing. If you followed 24/7, Ortiz's camp was stressing how Mayweather was a 'dirty' fighter, cause he uses elbows. I would never have thought that Ortiz would be so overwhelmed by Floyd that he would stoop to fighting dirty, by throwing a deliberate head-butt. Even worse, the over affection that Ortiz showed to Floyd during the fight, which ultimately brought an end to Ortiz. I understand he was apologetic for literally losing his head, but Ortiz was in a fight, there was no need for him to lose focus, and that he did. He expected Cortez, who only God knows where his head was, to say something to Floyd after he supposedly 'sucker-punched' Ortiz. Floyd saw that Ortiz was completely un-focused at that point, leaving Mayweather no choice but to throw another punch that ended up destroying Ortiz. The moral of this for Ortiz & all fighters in general, is to "Protect Yourself At All Times", & more equally as important, never lose focus. Mayweather caught alot of heat by media members & fans, but I thought Ortiz deserved more blame for opening the door, with his deliberate head-butt. Mayweather has alot of haters out there, I don't like Floyd's antics at times, & don't like his defensive style of fighting, but I respect Floyd for what he has accomplished as a fighter. Also, alot of people began saying that Saturdays fight is why they hate boxing, but forget that they are still tuned in. Don't let Pacquiao v Mayweather happen, cause those same people that swore they would never watch another boxing match again, will be glued to the TV sets all into the fight.
.Noez!
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Shot of the Day...
During the final press conference of the 'Star Power' card, Ortiz v Mayweather, both fighters are in agreement that Satuday's fight will be a heads on affair, we an only hope for such a fight. Here is Mayweather taunting Ortiz with an "unidentified object' that I can't make out...maybe you can.
Bump of the Day
This edition of 'Bump of the Day' takes to this morning when I was listening to Morning Becomes Ecclectic hosted by Jason Bentley on 88.9 KCRW. Jason dropped a cool remix of Saturday Love, he then transitioned into Cherrell & Alexander O'neals original version which brought immediate bliss to my ears which in turn made my day. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Love...
@jason_bentley Made my day with that Toro & Moi transition into Cherrell & O'neals 'Saturday Love' Sunday, Monday, Tues..I was geek drivin'!
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Jedi Mind Tricks-Target Practice
On October 25, 2011, JMT is set to drop its seventh studio album, “Violence Begets Violence”, through Vinnie Paz’s own imprint, Enemy Soil. Though JMT fans can expect more of the uncompromising, unrelenting brand of hardcore rap music that has become the group’s signature sound, “Violence Begets Violence,” marks a change (something the group has undeniably become accustomed to over the years) as longtime JMT producer, Stoupe, hands over production duties to a new wave of talented producers honed in on the JMT sound; but set on creating a fresh take on a classic formula.
Here is the first leak, “Target Practice,” from JMT’s “Violence Begets Violence” (produced by Hypnotist Beats)
Monday, September 12, 2011
How To Snag A Baseball
Just this year I was lucky enough to get a foul ball, with a little help, at Dodger Stadium, my 2nd baseball ever obtained at an MLB park. This guy featured in this piece has gotten tons of foul balls & baseballs tossed to him by MLBers. This dude is a bit extreme, nevertheless an interesting piece if you want to know some secrets on how to get a baseball next time you are at the ballpark.
Pacquiao v Marquez=Douche-chills
Pacquiao v Marquez should be celebrated as a great trilogy between these 2 warriors. Instead, they have been providing some major douche-chills during their media tour. Here we see them in a sing-off, yes a freakin' sing-off...yikes!
Saturday, September 10, 2011
DJ Noez-Mix-a-Mania *Neither World Radio Promo
Mix-a-Mania is a mix that was recorded live at Neither World Studios, during the recording of the "Smack Down" Episode recorded 4.14.10. In the mix I play a collection of hard-hitting Hip Hop tracks, in which I drop subtle "wrestling" drops to stick with the whole "Smack Down" theme.
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http://www.mixcrate.com/mix/76002/DJ-Noez-Mix-a-Mania-A-Neither-World-Radio-Promo
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http://www.mixcrate.com/mix/76002/DJ-Noez-Mix-a-Mania-A-Neither-World-Radio-Promo
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Manny Being Manny
November 12th 2011, Manny Pacquiao squares off for the 3rd time against World Class Juan Manuel Marquez. These 2 are currently on a Press Tour to promote their highly anticipated fight. Manny is one heck of a fighter, and arguably the best pound-for-pound boxer in the game right now, but when it comes to entertaining, he's as cheesy as a Ritz cracker. Here is Manny just being Manny, as he sing's a duet with Dan Hill, "Sometimes When We Touch," to open up the N.Y. Presser...mad douche-chills!
Monday, September 5, 2011
DJ Noez-Noez Summer Nights
So after failed attempts on soundcloud to upload my recent mixes, I've decided to take my talents elsewhere. I found mixcrate to be that place where i will now be uploading my current mixes. So here is my 1st mix uploaded on mixcrate:
DJ Noez-Noez Summer Nights
http://www.mixcrate.com/mix/74780/DJ-Noez-Noez-Summer-Nights
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This is a mix I recorded live on 8.27.11 in Chatsworth, CA. Hope you enjoy it.
.Noez!
http://www.mixcrate.com/mix/74780/DJ-Noez-Noez-Summer-Nights
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This is a mix I recorded live on 8.27.11 in Chatsworth, CA. Hope you enjoy it.
.Noez!
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Look-a-like of the Day
Look-a-like of the Day brings us MLB 2010 Homerun Leader & Toronto Blue Jay, Jose Bautista looking like a giraffe, take a look.
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