Podcasts about blue slide park

In this Episode, E-Man and Neil recap their visit to Roots Picnic in Philadelphia and the travel stories that ensued from the trip. E-Man recaps the Michigan Central concert and Neil talks about going to Blue Slide Park, a park in Pittsburg made famous by the late Mac Miller. With everything going on in Hip Hop between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, Neil, and E-Man also give a brief history of Beef in Hip Hop and the music industry, highlighting the first recorded rap battle between Busy Bee and Kool Moe Dee at Harlem World Theater in 1981 to Gucci Mane and Jeezy. Beverages of the Week: Eastern Market Brewing Pineapple Market Day IPA 4.9% ABV Primitiv Tropical Punch CBD/THC electrolyte drink.

We discuss each song and album from the late Mac Miller. This episode, part 1, includes intro + Fall Out Boy concert 0:00 - 22:21, K.I.D.S. 22:22 - 41:25, Best Day Ever 41:26 - 1:00:00, Blue Slide Park 1:00:01 - 1:10:56, I Love Life, Thank You 1:10:57 - 1:22:39, and Macadelic 1:22:40 - end.

Mac Miller, born Malcolm James McCormick on January 19, 1992, was an immensely talented American rapper, singer, and songwriter. Hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Miller embarked on his musical journey at a young age, honing his skills and developing a distinct style that would captivate audiences worldwide. Rising to prominence in the early 2010s, he gained recognition for his charismatic persona and introspective lyrics, often delving into themes of mental health, substance abuse, and personal growth. With his debut studio album, "Blue Slide Park," released in 2011, he became the first independently distributed album to top the US Billboard 200 chart since 1995. Throughout his career, Miller released several critically acclaimed projects, including "Watching Movies with the Sound Off" (2013) and "Swimming" (2018), which showcased his artistic evolution and musical versatility. Tragically, Mac Miller's life was cut short on September 7, 2018, at the age of 26, leaving behind a profound legacy as an influential artist whose music touched the hearts of millions. His unique blend of introspection and vulnerability continues to resonate with fans, cementing his place as one of hip-hop's most cherished talents. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week as you may have guessed it, we're talking once again about music!This is a topic that I am passionate about, so I figured I would give you guys a taste of three of the most influential albums that have ever existed in my life.There is probably a few more that I am leaving out, but I can always explore this topic later and come up with a updated list.If you guys like these videos/podcasts, let me know! Also, tell me if there is anything you would like me to cover whether it be a band, an artist, or some other topic that doesn't relate to music! I love having feedback and interactions with you guys!As always, much love for the support! Enjoy this episode/podcast!----- Checklist -----Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pootsiemama/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/colepootsTik tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pootsiemama

now a second dealer has been sentenced simulation of MacNeill's death, and the rhetorics under any tweet I make about this is genuinely concerning. Stephen Walter was sentenced to 17.5 years for supplying fentanyl laced oxycodone. Distribution of fentanyl in the US carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years, so he didn't even get as many years as he could have. I'm so confused by the conversation around this Mac Miller asked his dealer for oxycodone. He did not ask his dealer for fentanyl. His dealer gave him fentanyl, and thus he overdosed. Yet people seem intent on blaming Mac for his own death, citing his addiction, saying he knew the risks and thus the dealers are not culpable. This is ridiculous. I've read the full text messages between Mac and his dealer. He didn't ask for fentanyl. I've been taking psychiatric meds for well over a decade. If my pharmacist sold me my drugs but didn't tell me that they had leased it with fentanyl and I died that pharmacists will be just as culpable on good am, he rapped to everyone who sell me drugs. Don't mix it with that bullshit. I'm hoping not to join the 27 club. Mac really struggled with his mental health, and it played out overly in his music. But on the final album release while he was with us swimming, he begun to turn a corner. For the first time since Blue Slide Park, the mental health content on his albums was more positive than negative. Mac was fighting and he was winning. His death is tragic. Don't use it as an opportunity to demonise addiction. It's an opportunity for us to learn and come together and support each other.Check out the replies and reactions on Beams.fm

On this special inserted edition of Behind the Booth Podcast, Dj Diamond Tip & Rico Rage along with Jenn Sparkles & Hospitality Girl take a trip to Pittsburgh to watch their teams go head to head on Monday Night Football! A visit to Mac Millers gravesite, Blue Slide Park aka: Frick Park. Catch the trip recap with some extra nonsense of course!

On this weeks installment of music mondays, I dive deep into the AstroWorld fesitval tragedy and my thoughts on it all, while Travis Scott also drops 2 new songs as well! Also talking about Mac Millers Blue Slide Park 10th anniversary, Post Malone and The Weeknd joining forces on a new song, Silk Sonic drops last single before the album drops, Charli XCX with 2 new songs, Lorde coming back with 2 bonus tracks from her latest album & much more interesting single drops including Tiesto, NLE Choppa & more! Sit Back, Relax & PRAISE THE LORS!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Benjy Grinberg is the founder of indie label powerhouse, Rostrum Records. He got his start in the music business working for LA Reid at Arista Records. He was instrumental in the breaking + establishing the careers of both Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller. In 2017 Benjy wrote a 3 page article in Billboard opening up on his battle with OCD titled “We Have To Erase The Stigma of Mental Health Issues.” He is based in Los Angeles, married and a father of two. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS // + How did you first meet Mac Miller + Mac's exponential growth between each project + What made Mac so unique in his artistry? + Mac Miller's influence on his peers and next gen artists + Finding out Mac passed: where he was and the emotions he worked through + Pharrell's impact on Mac's artistic direction and what he saw early in him + Going #1 for most albums sold with “Blue Slide Park” and garnering acclaim for doing it independently + Will the pandemic have a lasting positive impact on humanity? + What caused Benjy to open up about his mental health struggles, being diagnosed with OCD + The often ever-present façade of the “music business” not being conducive to opening up + How a lot of calls stopped getting returned after Benjy left LA Reid's office + Why we should not bottle up and keep our challenges to ourselves + Benjy's fledgling new career as an artist and plans to release his own music soon!

This week on Poetic Justice Cody & Pearson jump into the second episode of their new series, Artist Archives, with the continuation of The Mac Miller Story. The guys start the episode with Mac's mixtape Best Day Ever, then discuss the release and reception of his debut album, Blue Slide Park. Then we take a spiral down as the guys dive into the drug abuse & criticism that lead to Cody's favorite Mac Miller mixtape, Macadelic. Finally to close the episode they talk Mac's second studio album, Watching Movies With The Sound Off and prepare for the rabbit hole they are about to fall into with next weeks episode. 

The debut album to the late Rapper/Producer/Multi-Instrumentalist Mac Miller. Unfortunately passed away in 2018 due to a drug overdose. This is the album that introduced him to the world. Rate: 7.5/10 Favorites: Party at Fifth Ave., Up All Night, Diamonds & Gold, Loitering, Frick Park Market, Of The Soul Keep On Craving My Lil Junkies R.I.P. Mac Miller

Mac Miller Special! Гости: dmilev и andonovb8. Цела емисија посветена на еден од нашите најомилени артисти. Хронолошки поминавме низ неговиот живот, кариера и дискографија: 00:00 - Intro 05:50 - K.I.D.S. 10:55 - Best Day Ever 14:58 - Blue Slide Park 20:20 - Macadelic 28:53 - Watching Movies With The Sound Off 41:25 - Faces 52:37 - GO:OD AM 1:00:28 - The Devine Feminine 1:10:44 - Swimming 1:23:34 - Circles 1:34:57 - Final words, Legacy MAC MILLER FOREVER R.I.P.

Welcome to Out The Wazoo - a comedy podcast about hip-hop, gaming, and culture, available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. *******************Jake, Ryan and Alex discuss one of the most prolific artists of our generation: Mac Miller. From his early musical talent, through his other-wordly success, and to his sudden tragic end, Mac was a new breed of musician who changed hip-hop forever with his influence. The boys discuss his life, his impressive body of work, and the impact left in his wake. Also, they get to the bottom of the reverse-roast debate from last episode, and continue to insult Jake's mother. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we did making it. *******************Rate and review the show! Follow us on Instagram! - https://www.instagram.com/wazoopodcast/Join us on Reddit! - r/OutTheWazoo

On this episode of Vinyl Divers Podcast, Anthony has Jay and Andi from last time on again with Jay taking over. This episode was intended to be a break down of Mac Miller’s Blue Slide Park, but steadily is turned into a Mac Miller bio-op. Will they stop by the Frick Park Market ? Why does Jay smile back and where is the party on Fifth Ave? Listen in to find out! Vinyl Divers Podcast theme: Stage Dive by Silent Partner On the Web: BICBP-Radio.com Facebook Vinyl Divers Podcast Instagram Vinyl Divers @vinyldiverspodcastAnthony Mullen @antmulle Twitter Vinyl Divers @vinyldiverspodAnthony Mullen @antmulle

This week Dizz runs the show as we discuss Hip Hop festivals...the Wu Tang documentary...and of course the segments...The Release...Dem Thrones...Schmokennendrinken...Sports in the Buff...One Muss Go...and the Legit Check (Mac Miller's Blue Slide Park

In honor of the eighth year anniversary of Best Day Ever, I am reuploading my Mac Miller Mix. I originally recorded this on September 7, 2018. The day he died. In addition, Maps now lists Blue Slide Park as "Mac Millers Blue Slide Park." I figured it was fitting, hope you enjoy! Tracklist: Best Day Ever (Ajaxx Intro) PA Nights 100 Grandkids God Is Fair, Sexy Nasty (feat. Kendrick Lamar) Objects In The Mirror (with The Internet) Ladders Dang! (feat. Anderson .Paak) Don't Mind If I Do ROS Youforia Weekend (feat. Miguel) Loud Red Dot Music Self Care Avian 2009 Another Night Missed Calls Kool Aid & Frozen Pizza Party On Fifth Ave Up All Night Senior Skip Day Donald Trump

Mac Miller har gått bort endast 26 år gammal. Med anledning av hans plötsliga bortgång släpper vi Mats intervju med rapparen från 2012. Gratislåtar på nätet och mixtapehits gav honom tidigt en mångmiljonpublik och fick hans debutalbum Blue Slide Park att gå direkt in på förstaplatsen i USA, utan att något stort skivbolag var involverat. Macmania var ett faktum.

Nickole Raymond and Sarah DeMarco, the co-founders of LDR Brands join Host Deirdre Breakenridge on Women Worldwide. Previously, Nickole was a seasoned sports industry executive, who spent a decade of her career at global sports and entertainment agency, WME | IMG. Sarah DeMarco was a seasoned music industry executive with diverse experience from acclaimed independent record label and management company, Rostrum Records. With two very different backgrounds, these former industry executives, turned entrepreneurs, started their company as a collaboration to create luxurious professional accessories. They discussed their journey as entrepreneurs with a driving passion and focused vision.They also discussed the benefits of having a partner in business and relying on complimentary skills, their approach to the negotiating process and managing tough challenges together. A little more about Nickole Raymond and Sarah DeMarco… Prior to LDR Brands, Nickole shaped the careers of top athletes and personalities acquiring a unique skill set in areas including: business development, talent management and brand marketing. Nickole has led IMG Golf's business development strategy and managed the Americas based sales teams. Originally based in Pittsburgh, Sarah worked closely with Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller, as their hip-hop careers progressed. She also oversaw the development of Miller’s music videos and the merchandise used to promote “Blue Slide Park,” which was the first independent album to debut at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart since 1995, validating Rostrum as an indie success story. You can connect with Sarah on Linkedin, and Nickole on LinkedIn A little more about Your Host, Deirdre Breakenridge … Deirdre is an author, entrepreneur and CEO of Pure Performance Communications. A 25-year veteran in PR and marketing, she is the author of five Financial Times Press books including her latest titles, “Social Media and Public Relations,” and “Putting the Public Back in Public Relations.” Breakenridge speaks nationally and internationally on the topics of PR, social media and marketing. She's an adjunct professor at NYU and UMASS at Amherst, a recognized blogger at PR Expanded, and also the co-founder of #PRStudChat, a dynamic twitter chat with PR professionals, educators and students. Connect with Deirdre by following @dbreakenridge on Twitter and on her blog at www.deirdrebreakenridge.com.

On this weeks episode Boss & SSG talk about everything under the sun including NFL's first week, Cardi B Vs Nicki Minaj cat fight, Young Buck gay rumors, Meek Mill & Drake squashing there beef and the untimely death of Mac Miller (R.I.P) sit back put your headphones on and enjoy!!! Song Of The Week!!! SSG Leo - Take It In - https://song.link/us/i/1436158631 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/BRC/supportSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/because-the-radio-is-trash-podcast/donations