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Stop The Violence Movement Recording Project While music's elite schmoozed and boozed for Los Angeles Grammy Week, KRS One focused his energy on curbing violence in American society. A leader among leaders, KRS One focused his influence to confirm vocal contributions from 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, Fat Joe, Cassidy, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Lil Mama, Talib Kweli and MC Lyte for a recording project benefiting his newly revitalized Stop the Violence Movement. Building on support from these artists, KRS One locked himself into the Los Angeles Recording School for three days of sessions February 7-9. Nelly, David Banner, The Game, Chamillionaire and 55 other artists joined the legendary artist/activist over the weekend as he produced a historic audio and video recording for the Stop the Violence Movement. KRS One also welcomed cornerstones of the LA underground like 2Mex (Visionaries), Rakaa Iriscience (Dilated Peoples) and Planet Asia, demonstrating a true connection to community through the three days of recording sessions, which also included Raheem DeVaughn. The resulting music project, produced by Duane Darock Ramos, will be distributed through the Stop the Violence Movement to promote peace and non-violent means of conflict resolution. Get your teaser copy on Monday February 18th. www.templeofhiphop.org www.stvsite.org www.myspace.com/stoptheviolencemovement08

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Added: Feb 28, 2008
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  • Nov 7, 2009 3:52 PM
    Will we ev­er hear the truth about your el­der broth­er KRS-​1. My el­der broth­er is one of my best friend­s. Who else bet­ter then you to tell the sto­ry of your lives in the be­gin­ing? The world would like to know that I'm al­most sure.
  • Nov 7, 2009 5:10 AM
    How Can the vi­o­lence stop with the ma­te­ri­als rich­es on some y'all necks ears wrist­s? theres those starv­ing that turn to vi­o­lence so they can eat. i too am guilty.. thats why ex­am­ine the lyrics of Pacs changes may bring en­light­en­ment to da sit­u­a­tion...
  • Sep 10, 2009 2:54 AM
    Yo Kris, you said it when I was just a boy lis­ten­ing to hip hop now I am a man. You said you will be here forever, and you still spit­tin lyric­s, knowl­edge and mad skill­s. Kids should be able to earn col­lege cred­its just by study­ing your al­bum­s. Edu­tain­men­t, my fa­vorite. Lets ac­ti­vate hip hop be­yond
  • Aug 28, 2009 6:17 AM
    There will nev­er be an­oth­er EM­CEE like the blas­mas­ter KRS One. Em­cees wan­na act like they know but they don­t. By the way why 50­cent nev­er an­swer back on KRS One diss from the 2008 "The Great­est EM­CEE's of all Time"
  • Jun 17, 2009 12:26 PM
    Will we ev­er hear the truth about your el­der broth­er KRS-​1. My el­der broth­er is one of my best friend­s. Who else bet­ter then you to tell the sto­ry of your lives in the be­gin­ing? The world would like to know that I'm al­most sure.
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