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Envelope to Release New Ep “This Could Go Either Way” During October 15th Record Store Tour

Posted on September 19, 2011 by Wes Flexner

Columbus rapper Envelope announced today that he will be celebrating the release of his new EP This Could Go Either Way by touring 8 Columbus Record Stores on October 15th. The stores are listed above.
These shows are free and all ages.
I’ve been calling it the “We Are Coming to You” tour.
This Could Go Either Way is produced by Jacoti Sommes and is being released on Envelope’s new label, Palais Du Pomeroi , a joint venture with Columbus Discount Records’s Adam Smith.
The recording process was really unique and will be explored in the future here on donewaiting.

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Sister Nancy @ Alrosa in Columbus Tonight

Posted on February 20, 2010 by Wes Flexner

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Roots Records is throwing their 3rd annual Bob Marley Birthday celebration tonight. What did you do for Bob Marley’s bday last year?
We at donewaiting blow jars in a day, like it was Bob Marley’s wake, …imagine what should be done for his bday…?
Well, my New Year’s resolution…the jewish one back in Sept whudup Weedsteeler(highhaters)… snatching that green like ej… was to not miss Roots Bob Marley Bday party this year.
And whats really right and exact is that Roots is bring Sister Nancy in to Columbus, Ohio for this:
Ring the alarmists. Here is info.

roots records presents…3rd annual
BOB MARLEY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
celebrating the KING of REGGAE !!!
featuring a live performance from…
SISTER NANCY
(Mrs.BAM BAM)
+ special guests & music from:
+ Roots High Power
@ Alrosa Villa- @ 5055 Sinclair Road
tickets & info @ roots shop 614-294-7611
tickets only $10 in advance & $15 @ the door….

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Rakim In Columbus Tonight

Posted on October 9, 2009 by Wes Flexner
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I used to shoplift  magazines from Little Professor Bookstore  that debated this song as Existentialism’s first arrival into Hip Hop. So then I started stealing books with Existentialism in the title.

Never seen Rakim live.  Blueprint and Illogic open for him  tonight @ Alrosa Villa.

Pretty excited.

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