Showing posts with label HBIQ Legends Cinema. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HBIQ Legends Cinema. Show all posts

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Never Too Late: Allen Iverson Mix

Allen Iverson was recently quoted saying he wants to finish his career in the NBA.

Three Days Grace wants him to know that it's "Never Too Late."

That's the song from the band used on this Iverson reel.

And here is some more Allen Iverson for those who want an extended version.

They're right. It's never too late.

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Sunday, June 26, 2011

Michael Jordan: The World's Greatest

Today must be my lucky day.

I found the old Michael Jordan reel which got removed and a new one to R. Kelly's "The World's Greatest" on top of that.

I've been looking for Jordan to this song for a while because I wanted his clips to be the first I showed featuring the song.

I can start using the song for a few others now that Jordan is the first to put his touch on it.

Here are some more highlights to the same song.

I like the first one better, but you can decide for yourself which one you like most.

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Saturday, April 2, 2011

Cool Michael Jordan Highlight Reel

I'm always on the lookout for cool highlight reels to look at.

I found a new one featuring Michael Jordan a few weeks ago.

It features most of the footage you would expect in any good Jordan highlight: the shot at North Carolina, the press conference with Dean Smith to announce he was going pro, David Stern announcing his name at the draft, the shot over Craig Ehlo, the one over Bryon Russell, the threes on Portland, him crying over the trophy one year and on the court another, baseball, the comeback, the 45.

There is no "switch of hands" though.

It has the dunks he did when he was younger that he never did anymore after he got a few years in and shows the young Jordan with hair before he went with the bald look and shows the classic fashion, the gold necklace, the way he looked in his uniform and of course the shoes, all of which made him so popular in the '80s.

It starts off to "Mama Said Knock You Out" by Uncle L and ends with a style I really can't describe but which sounds appropriately dramatic for the situation, swan song type stuff peaking at just the right time as the video ends.

It sounds like something off of Titanic.

You might also enjoy this Scottie Pippen highlight reel I posted before. It is a lot more serious, basketball type stuff and also features some footage from the Game 5 classic against New York in 1993.

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