I am usually the last one to pick up on internet sensations, so I'm surprised there's posters here who have not seen The Art of War. I think there should be a topic made in its regard every month here. My brother watches it before his basketball games all the time. And quite honestly, it makes me want to go out and dunk on someone, hard.
U know, it's cool, but it's not the greatest thing ever. I liked it, I'm a mad hoops fan, but it wasn't a religious experience.
U know, it's cool, but it's not the greatest thing ever. I liked it, I'm a mad hoops fan, but it wasn't a religious experience.
I respect that. I can't get enough of it though. I don't know about all that editing stuff, but I just like the pure fury of it all, as it slowly crescendos.
I respect that. I can't get enough of it though. I don't know about all that editing stuff, but I just like the pure fury of it all, as it slowly crescendos.
Yea, I think that's partly due to the music selection (which is perfect, what a movie/director Requiem/Aronofsky is). But I get you. I'm gonna add it to the list.
Is everybody familiar with hoopsencyclopedia's Artistry of Michael Jordan series? Some of the stuff doesn't have the greatest quality and you can tell they were old tapes, but, man does he have some rare Jordan footage. And yea, much respect to KBlaze and Yinka, but Coose's videos are crazy.
Is everybody familiar with hoopsencyclopedia's Artistry of Michael Jordan series? Some of the stuff doesn't have the greatest quality and you can tell they were old tapes, but, man does he have some rare Jordan footage. And yea, much respect to KBlaze and Yinka, but Coose's videos are crazy.
Is everybody familiar with hoopsencyclopedia's Artistry of Michael Jordan series? Some of the stuff doesn't have the greatest quality and you can tell they were old tapes, but, man does he have some rare Jordan footage. And yea, much respect to KBlaze and Yinka, but Coose's videos are crazy.
yeah that is actually my favorite jordan mix of all time. i have both parts downloaded and there is so much rare footage that i haven't seen before, a lot of the popular stuff probably only gets 2-3 min of footage out of the whole 20 minutes.
not to mention kid loco's "traveller" was a unique and sick music choice for artistry of MJ part 1... it gave the video mix a trancelike mesmerizing quality along with MJ's feats of excellence.
Give me kblaze, short intro, good music, gets right to the point and is loaded with great stuff, most of his videos are pretty long too...plus he does nba and nfl
just watched coose's stuff that was linked above, while i can definitely appreciate the quality and style, when you get to the actual footage [if it ever does], it's slightly sped up and there isn't much there.
Kblaze's Larry Bird is still my favorite. The one he did for the 80's Pistons was great too, and whichever ilovethisgame that had "Lonely People," "Paris, Tokyo," and "Do for Love" in it. Yinka Dare's Tim Duncan is up there too, as has already been mentioned.
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