Dirty Brown Camaro presents...
THE CIRCUS OF SIN featuring

2 LIVE CREW
BLOWFLY
and DIRTY BROWN CAMARO w/ DJ ANGER

Thursday August 14
Upstairs Cabaret, Victoria BC

Join us for a nasty evening with rap legends 2 LIVE CREW and BLOWFLY, and Future Purveyors of next level filth DIRTY BROWN CAMARO with special guest DJ Anger!

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT LYLE'S PLACE, DITCH RECORDS & online at Eventbrite:
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2-live-crew-with-blowfly-and-dirty-brown-camaro-tickets-12132591909?aff=efbevent

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2LIVE CREW

No rap group (save, perhaps, N.W.A) has stirred more controversy or provoked more heated debate than the 2 Live Crew. The furor over the graphic sexual content of their X-rated party rhymes -- specifically their 1989 album As Nasty as They Wanna Be -- was a major catalyst in making rap music a flash point for controversy and an easily visible target for self-appointed moral guardians. The fierce attacks on the group's First Amendment rights put many of their defenders in an awkward position -- passionately supporting their freedom of speech on the one hand, but often finding little artistic merit in their music. And they were indeed crude and coarse, and frequently misogynistic by most standards; even if they fit squarely into a tradition of raunchy, sexually explicit black comedy (Redd Foxx, Rudy Ray Moore, Blowfly, etc.), many critics and intellectuals found their view of sex repellently juvenile, even ugly (and if they found it funny, it was hard to say so publicly). Despite (or, more likely, because of) that fact, the 2 Live Crew were fairly popular even before all the uproar and benefited greatly at first from all the publicity, although later on the novelty perhaps wore off due to overexposure. Regardless of whether one enjoys their sense of humor, to focus only on the controversy ignores the 2 Live Crew's musical contributions. They were responsible for popularizing the booming, hard-driving sound of Miami bass music, and they were the founding fathers of a populist, dance-oriented rap subgenre that relied on simple, explicit chants and up-tempo rump-shaking grooves, appropriately dubbed "booty rap."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Vw32hbYSBM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6VTj7LhCtE




BLOWFLY

Before there was Kool Keith, Old Dirty Bastard or 2 Live Crew - before there was hip hop, for that matter - there was Blowfly, performing X-rated songs with a funky groove. Born 60 years ago in Cochran, Georgia, Miami's Clarence Reid has recorded more than 40 albums during his illustrious career. He got his nickname as a child when his grandmother, after hearing him sing dirty versions of then popular songs - like "Suck My Dick" for "Do The Twist" - proclaimed, "You is nastier than a blowfly.

http://www.blowflyofficial.com/index.html



DIRTY BROWN CAMARO

Dirty Brown Camaro - aka DBC - is anything but your average Hip-Hop act. This group of underdogs turned stage heroes consists of Shameless Ramus (a convicted televangelist and father of many around the world), Low Class Lance (welfare leech, meth cook and corrupted cop with a fondness for elderly ladies), Bobby Sweet, a low-life drug dealer thinking he's on his way to become music's next big thing).

This unlikely gang hails from Vancouver, Canada, where they can be regularly spotted messing up clubs and creeping High School girls at the mall.

Find out more and let DBC's blend of next level porn funk tell you the rest of the story!



Doors: 9 pm  Show: 10 pm  19+ w/ 2pcs ID.