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  • Day 3

    After a day communing with nature it was time to return to our roots–shopping! We stepped out of the room, onto the elevator and who did we see but Teresa! Having learned from Pete that she had gotten laid off from Bethlehem Steel when the plant closed, we assumed she would be a bit down…

  • Day 2

    Woke up around 8 or 9, headed out for some breakfast at Stepping Stone Café. We split a full (3) stack of 13″ man-cakes with strawberries. Kate ate 1/2 of one, I had about 1/2 of my two. Truly lost to the man-cakes. Huge. Planned to go to Mr. St. Helens or Mt. Hood or…

  • “Tropical” Paradise 2009

    We believe that uncle Chris shouldn’t be the only one to abuse…er…enlighten family and friends by sharing exciting vacation information, so for the next few posts, this blog will be transformed into the diary of our Portland trip. *ahem* This adventure started like so many others…with diamonds! Pumice’s good friend and former cohort in rhyme,…

  • Hip-Hop Circa 1989

    2009 marks the 20-year anniversary for some historical releases in the world of Hip-Hop. Not only did De La Soul debut with “3 Feet High and Rising,” but we also heard the talents of 3rd Bass and The D.O.C. on their first full-length releases. The production of rap music had recently evolved, thanks in part…

  • WBNY Hip-Hop Radio Shows – Updated Links

    Every known recording of the “Pumice T and his Famous Hot Nuts” WBNY radio show has been digitally archived. Some technical details: The shows were originally recorded on VHS tapes using a Hi-Fi VCR. I would set it to record from 6–9 p.m., using the input rather than a channel. An FM tuner was connected…

  • Pumice T and his Famous Hot Nuts – Show 2

    Air date: September 20, 1992 Station: WBNY 91.3 FM, Buffalo, NY Run time: 2 hours 43 minutes 47 seconds Download MP3 (112 MB)

  • Pumice T and his Famous Hot Nuts – 16th Anniversary

    Upset that you missed the 15th anniversary? Don’t worry. You didn’t. It wasn’t until this past week that I realized the premiere broadcast of my Sunday night show on WBNY was September 13, 1992. I got excited, did some poor math, and thought the 15th anniversary was coming soon. Too bad I actually missed it…

  • Break Beat Sample Directory

    I ran across this break beat sample directory for “The Funky Drummer.” It’s an attempt to track all of the songs that sample James Brown’s “The Funky Drummer.” That’s quite a tall order, considering it’s been sampled (seemingly) countless times. The directory is just one of the sampled songs which can be found on The-Breaks.com.…

  • Dressed to Impress

    I helped Chae upload his new video to YouTube today.Check it out:

  • A blehhhg??

    Ok, here’s the deal: I’m not expecting to keep a constant flow of blog entries. I don’t know if I’ll even use this blog. The last time I made any effort to do anything with PumiceT.com, other than use it for email, was probably five years ago. My intention is to use this for posting…

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