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malcolm mclaren - buffalo gals
Length: 3:43
Description: malcolm mclaren (EXCELLENT QUALITY)
Author: lemaquinista
Source: YouTube
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no bad for a white boy in the early 80's from england
• jerseybigdog on 07-Jan-09
Dos this song have to do with Buffalo like Buffalo ny?
• buffaloflapjacks101 on 06-Jan-09
I loved doing the Smurf to this song!!! Cali!!!
• ruru1967 on 06-Jan-09
This song is too amazing.The rythmn and scratching is so unstable it makes it funky fresh!This song and the video is what its all about...the dance!!Somewhere along the way people stopped dancing,scratching,and rapping just for the fun of it and decided they would rather do it for tons of money...and thats what killed the true art of the b-boy culture.We use to do this stuff for free back in the day cause it was fresh and we loved it.I wouldnt dream of trying to get paid to show off my skills!
• eenoff on 05-Jan-09
Esta geração transformou,inovou a maneira de dançar e cantar deu liberdade e infinitas possibilidades de criatividade para a musica.The best!!Na verdade essa música me traz boas lembranças de São Paulo:street dance,video game,skate é muito bom recordar. E hoje o hip-rop; foi até tese nas universidades.
• vantun67 on 05-Jan-09
Muito bom mesmo!Sensacional ouvir o original hip-hop street dance.Essa música me traz boas lembranças de São Paulo.
• vantun67 on 05-Jan-09
This was my first hearing of scratching on record...I had the the "Disco" version and one channel had the vocals and the other had the music.
• maxpounder on 04-Jan-09
that is a really cool story. I was going to ask -this couldn't possibly be the same Malcolm Mclaren who was involved with the Pistols. NO way it could be possible. But I guess you answered my question. Music truly is universal.
• cubbiie on 30-Dec-08
McClaren was a hustler and probably swindled some people, but he was a true visionary when it came to music and getting it out there into the world.
• nuwavegirl on 30-Dec-08
This is the truth, real genuine hip hop
• len1975 on 28-Dec-08
no bad for a white boy in the early 80's from england
• jerseybigdog on 07-Jan-09
Dos this song have to do with Buffalo like Buffalo ny?
• buffaloflapjacks101 on 06-Jan-09
I loved doing the Smurf to this song!!! Cali!!!
• ruru1967 on 06-Jan-09
This song is too amazing.The rythmn and scratching is so unstable it makes it funky fresh!This song and the video is what its all about...the dance!!Somewhere along the way people stopped dancing,scratching,and rapping just for the fun of it and decided they would rather do it for tons of money...and thats what killed the true art of the b-boy culture.We use to do this stuff for free back in the day cause it was fresh and we loved it.I wouldnt dream of trying to get paid to show off my skills!
• eenoff on 05-Jan-09
Esta geração transformou,inovou a maneira de dançar e cantar deu liberdade e infinitas possibilidades de criatividade para a musica.The best!!Na verdade essa música me traz boas lembranças de São Paulo:street dance,video game,skate é muito bom recordar. E hoje o hip-rop; foi até tese nas universidades.
• vantun67 on 05-Jan-09
Muito bom mesmo!Sensacional ouvir o original hip-hop street dance.Essa música me traz boas lembranças de São Paulo.
• vantun67 on 05-Jan-09
This was my first hearing of scratching on record...I had the the "Disco" version and one channel had the vocals and the other had the music.
• maxpounder on 04-Jan-09
that is a really cool story. I was going to ask -this couldn't possibly be the same Malcolm Mclaren who was involved with the Pistols. NO way it could be possible. But I guess you answered my question. Music truly is universal.
• cubbiie on 30-Dec-08
McClaren was a hustler and probably swindled some people, but he was a true visionary when it came to music and getting it out there into the world.
• nuwavegirl on 30-Dec-08
This is the truth, real genuine hip hop
• len1975 on 28-Dec-08