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Go to http://www.VoteForChange.com to get registered before it's too late. ?uestlove and Black Thought of the Roots insist on it. Change comes from the Roots up. Author: BarackObamadotcom Keywords: The Roots Obama vote register voteforchange voteforchange.com questlove black though ?love Added: October 4, 2008

Former Blink 182 drummer vs Leader of The Roots crew Author: SkratchTV Keywords: TRVSDJAM cinespace Dj-AM TRVS Travis Travisbarker Travis-barker blink182 sum411 famous-stars LAX trv$ questlove Theroots ?uestlove Amirthompson blackthought drummer drumming drummers Added: September 20, 2008

The Roots - "Get Busy" Cast: Three/21 Films

Desde el lanzamiento de su linea de calzado por parte de Nike, entrevista con Questlove del grupo The Roots. Tambien platicamos con Tanya Lopez, directora de Nike quien nos cuenta sobre esta linea, y otros programas de la linea Nike

Please Rate / Comment High Quality Viewing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH3y94jK0qs ) 1st Verse: I can't say, check the credits. 2nd Verse: Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (Knockin' On Heaven's Door) 3rd Verse: Neon Genesis Evangelion This one took me a while but was fun to make. ---------- Was listening to this album in my car, kept repeating that last verse... I love that last verse... decided to do a vid for fun of the last verse, and it developed into a full AMV cuz the whole song is dope. Tell me which verse you liked best editing wise... I'd just like to know... ---------- Author: suckafish80 Keywords: cowboy bebop movie neon genesis evangelion sword amv samurai roots rising down can't help it black thought questlove Added: June 20, 2008

Music video by The Roots performing Birthday Girl with Ahmir ¿Questlove¿ Thompson [Producer], Shane Clark [Producer], Richard Nichols [Producer], Rik Cordero [Video Director], Mike Fox [Video Producer], Nancy Mitchell [Video Producer], Steve Carless [Video Producer] (C) 2008 The Island Def Jam Music Group

Music video by The Roots performing Birthday Girl with Ahmir ¿Questlove¿ Thompson [Producer], Shane Clark [Producer], Richard Nichols [Producer], Rik Cordero [Video Director], Mike Fox [Video Producer], Nancy Mitchell [Video Producer], Steve Carless [Video Producer] (C) 2008 The Island Def Jam Music Group Author: universalmusicgroup Keywords: The Roots Birthday Girl Hip Hop Def Jam Ahmir ¿Questlove¿ Thompson [Producer] Shane Clark Richard Nichols Rik Cordero [Video Director] Mike Fox Producer] Nancy Mitchell Steve Carless Added: May 6, 2008

The Roots - 75 Bars (Black's Reconstruction) Starring: Black Thought Questlove Tuba Gooding Jr. Directed by: Rik Cordero From the album "Rising Down" Author: Logrithmic Keywords: The Roots Questlove Black Thought Rik Cordero Tuba Gooding Jr 75 Bars Reconstruction Rising Down Okayplayer Added: February 29, 2008

Never have so few companies controlled so much of the music played on the radio and for sale at retail stores. At the same time, there are more bands and more ways to discover their music than ever. Music seems to have split in two - the homogenous corporate product that is spoonfed to consumers and the diverse independent music that finds devoted fans online and at clubs across the country. BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES tells the story of American music at this precarious moment. Filmmakers Andrew Shapter and Joel Rasmussen traveled the country, hoping to understand why mainstream music seems so packaged and repetitive, and whether corporations really had the power to silence musical innovation. The answers they found on this journey - ultimately, the promise that the future holds - are what makes BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES both riveting and exhilarating.Narrated by Academy Award Winner Forest Whitaker, BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES features interviews and musical performances from Eric Clapton, Dave Matthews, Erykah Badu, Questlove, Bonnie Raitt, Elvis Costello, Calexic, North Mississippi All-Stars, Billy Preston, and many others.See BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES this February only on IFC, or buy a DVD or Download today at http://www.bside.com.

The Roots Live at Stanford University from abteen on Vimeo. The Roots performed live at Stanford after Big Game. Cast: abteen

The Roots performed live at Stanford after Big Game. Cast: abteen

John Paul Jones, ?uestlove & Ben Harper at the 2007 Bonnaroo Music Festival Superjam

Questlove at Fluid Ultra Lounge in SF on May 18th, 2007More info at: SFSTATION.COM

Here’s part two of our interview with Questlove. Here he talks about payola, staying relevant, connecting to the fans, keeping from being disposable and racial diversity within the game. he also gives the history of the Roots.

Hip Hop Needs this Man: An Interview w/ Questlove By Davey D Say what you will, but Hip Hop and a whole lot of R&B would not be the same without the musical prowess, insight and magical touch of Roots co-founder Questlove. The man with the most recognizable hairdo since Don King is easily the hardest working man in Hip Hop. He brings to the table a keen sense of purpose and an unyielding commitment to perfection. Over the years his work ethos has manifested itself in the musical offerings of seemingly everyone ranging from Common to Jill Scott to D’Angelo to Slum Village to Erykah Badu for starters. He’s been the musical director for artists like Jay-Z. He was lobbying to produce Michael Jackson when Def Jam made a play to sign him. Questlove does not mess around. In this engaging interview Questlove offers up lots of insight into how and he and his band mates in the Roots go about making music. He talks about the importance of Hip Hop and Black people in general moving beyond the one and two dimensional boxes that the industry places us in. He talks about the importance of Hip Hop staying relevant in spite of the industry efforts to make the music disposable. He also gives a run down on the economic challenges they face. Quest talks about the importance of having longetivity in this industry in the same way of our Rock-N-Roll counterparts. Quest talks in great detail of the industry politics the group has faced over the years and how they dealt with them. What was most insightful was him explaining the arduous process they had to undertake when promoting their biggest song to date ‘You Got Me’. Anyone trying to get in the game will wanna pay close attention to what Questlove is talking about especially when he breaks down the payola game. During our interview Quest talked about how Hurricane Katrina adversely impacted the group especially since the Roots were recording what they hoped to be their biggest and best album in New Orleans. Lastly, Quest spoke to the issue of racial diversity within Hip Hop and the large numbers of non Black fans that the group attracts. He talks about the challenge they have in reaching the average cat in the hood and on the block.