Here’s an OLD SKOOL joint for ya’ll!
While in the shower this morning, I remember seeing Urban Dance Squad in Madison (with Little Blue Crunchy Things) back in the day. Here is Deeper Shade of Soul, UDS’s “big” hit.Â
ps. Fred Durst, Incubus, 3-11 and everyone involved in rap-rock/rapcore music owes UDS everything for breaking out that style in 1987!
Fresh-baked artisan bread.
Fresh-baked artisan bread in a bread pan.
A beautiful young woman looks at the camera.
A woman looking at the camera.
A young woman smiling, looking at camera.
A young woman looking seriously into the camera.
A young man at a bar with a drink.
A young urban professional at a bar with a drink.
A young urban professional relaxing at a bar.
Young professional relaxing in a corner booth at a tavern.
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March 25th, 2008 at 8:21 pm
You be forgettin’ about the Beastie Boys Fuzzzzzzzzzz
April 2nd, 2008 at 7:19 am
Ah Little Blue Crunchy Things. That brings back some memories. Noah T’s dad was Ben Scherr’s and my driving instructor. Fun group.