Good evening to all, Today I picked up some old friends of mine Temo "Warning" Carrillo, Rogy Kid Krizia and Pablo Aguilar Finage. We drove to a very nice joint called: "BLUECHIPS/HIGHLAND SOUNDS/BLUE GALLERY" 5505 N. FIGUEROA STREET HIGHLAND PARK. 323-550-1400. Owned and operated by Miguel (RUDE ONE) and Chris (The Curator) Gutierrez. Back in my day they were also well known as Jam Packed Produc/MC Skeem (Sorry guys had to put that one down). If you are interested in admiring some very expressive art, relaxing on their velvet plush couches, reading books, buying a huge selection of magazines, clothes, hats, purses,scarfes, jewlery and novelty items then this is definetly a place to drive to. You will meet new friends, connect with old ones as well. Good place to check out whats hip in and around L.A. And if you are music enthusiasts like I am, a dj or just someone who loves the spirit of music do your self a favor, and check this out. I found a rack of music with lots of old disco, kroq, hip hop etc, not to mention some of todays cutting edge variety of music. Just ask Temo Warning they got him...I couldn't believe this place we were like kids in high school. When we were done buying records we were able to go next door to their art gallery, turned up the bass boy and let that shia rip. Those Black 1200's were pitched just right. It has been open for about 4 months and is doing great. Their growth record for the near future is nothing but all the way up. On our way to the liquor store.. we walked into a historical building and saw a little piece of history. We picked up some stogys and coronas and headed back to their place. Then, we lounged on their couches remembering our youth and what we have been doing. We talked about the past things like house parties, clubs we had done and what is going on now. So many people came to mind, we laughed, capped on eachother, took tones of pictures taken by now Professional photographer Pablo Aguilar. Check out his website while your at it at www.pabloaguilar.com now theres a guy with talent. When it was all said and done I went home told my fiance Celina what a great time I had with the guys catching up with the times. Thank you very much to all today for sharing your time with me it was one for the books. And for those of you who have been wondering what's going on in Highland Park..these guys are a representation of a ""community in action location" When you stop buy or call...tell them you heard it first here FROM BOBBY KRIZIA
This is "Roberto Clark" en la manana saying asta luego, los vemos pronto.
It is me Annie. And what were you doing up at 5:40a?
Just kidding, any way, so you saw Temo? How is he? There is another one I would like to get in touch with. I spoke to Veronica a few years back, but as usual, lost her number. I tell you I would lose my head if it weren't attached. or as my friend says "up my ___!!" LOL!!
I guess I will stop by your friends shop and "sheck it out mayn". So did you give Aida my message? please ask her to call me.
"Warning" Carrillo, Rogy Kid Krizia and Pablo Aguilar Finage. We drove to a very nice joint called: "BLUECHIPS/HIGHLAND SOUNDS/BLUE GALLERY" 5505 N. FIGUEROA STREET HIGHLAND PARK. 323-550-1400. Owned and operated by Miguel (RUDE ONE) and Chris (The Curator) Gutierrez. Back in my day they were also well known as Jam Packed Produc/MC Skeem (Sorry guys had to put that one down). If you are interested in admiring some very expressive art, relaxing on their velvet plush couches, reading books, buying a huge selection of magazines, clothes, hats, purses,scarfes, jewlery and novelty items then this is definetly a place to drive to. You will meet new friends, connect with old ones as well. Good place to check out whats hip in and around L.A. And if you are music enthusiasts like I am, a dj or just someone who loves the spirit of music do your self a favor, and check this out. I found a rack of music with lots of old disco, kroq, hip hop etc, not to mention some of todays cutting edge variety of music. Just ask Temo Warning they got him...I couldn't believe this place we were like kids in high school. When we were done buying records we were able to go next door to their art gallery, turned up the bass boy and let that shia rip. Those Black 1200's were pitched just right. It has been open for about 4 months and is doing great. Their growth record for the near future is nothing but all the way up. On our way to the liquor store.. we walked into a historical building and saw a little piece of history. We picked up some stogys and coronas and headed back to their place. Then, we lounged on their couches remembering our youth and what we have been doing. We talked about the past things like house parties, clubs we had done and what is going on now. So many people came to mind, we laughed, capped on eachother, took tones of pictures taken by now Professional photographer Pablo Aguilar. Check out his website while your at it at www.pabloaguilar.com now theres a guy with talent. When it was all said and done I went home told my fiance Celina what a great time I had with the guys catching up with the times. Thank you very much to all today for sharing your time with me it was one for the books. And for those of you who have been wondering what's going on in Highland Park..these guys are a representation of a ""community in action location" When you stop buy or call...tell them you heard it first here FROM BOBBY KRIZIA 
