Rock the Bells San Francisco: hip-hop concert event of the year
Filed under: Music, News | By: Daniel
Posted on: August 18, 2007 | 4 Comments
The 2007 Rock the Bells San Francisco is on today and it marks the 7th year in a row for the Hip-Hop music festival.
The line-up this year seems to be the stacked thus far with Artists like The Wu-Tang Clan, Cypress Hill, Mos Def, The Roots, Rage Against The Machine, Jedi Mind Tricks, EPMD and more which you can see on the photo of the timetable below.
If you have visited the Rock the Bells San Francisco music festival then please let us know how good it was.
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Below you can see a video from CYPRESS HILL ROCK THE BELLS NEW YORK.
If you have any links to videos of Rock the Bells San Francisco, then please post a comment.
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Wu-Tang is killing it, but the real treat has been Public Enemy and the Coup. I got pics and interviews with Blackalicious live at http://blogs.sfweekly.com/shookdown/
Check it. Thanks.
-David
DOom was a no show and the nights before at the indy he had an imposter wearing his mask lip synchin other than that kweli and mos did it for me.
The show was amazing. As the festival went on, the anticipation for Rage escalated. Some people were just in the crowd during Wu Tang Clan’s set, just so they could get a decent spot for Rage ( some were even sitting down! ). By the time Wu finished, the crowd was getting restless, shoving and pushing each other to the point where some girls were literally crying ( understandably ). When Rage came on, it was just a constant amount of supressed enery for 80 minutes. It was simply amazing.
it was absolutely amazing. I was bummed that Doom didn’t show, but seeing Blackalicious (who opened with a song the went from normal tempo to double to quadruple time and Gift of Gab never missed a beat) Public Enemy, the Roots, Cypress Hill, Wu Tang and Rage was enough to take care of that.
all the performances were great. simply great