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Thank You All...

Whats up people? I just wanted to personally thank each and everyone of you that take the time out to visit our blog. For me this is more than just a blog, its a chance to keep the memory alive of my best friend in the world. It really means a lot when I come on here and read the different posts that you all leave. I frequently talk to his moms and one of the things that she said to me was that this blog is the realest thing that she has seen that represents her sons legacy. With that being said I would personally like to thank Team Static (Slam, Farid, Buddha, Dimu and TalkingCrazy) for helping me to keep my homies memory alive. For me he was more than just a musician, he was a brother! I am humbled by you all.

Tim "Neeze" Barnett

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  1. Much love to all those that make up team Static.

    Bravery

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  2. Luv U Big Dawg !!! - Dimu

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  3. so glad yall r keeping him alive thru this blog n all his music..so much love for yall!! thank u for that!!!

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  4. thank YOU Neeze and the rest of the team! I been ridin wit static since 98!! Hometown homie+raw talent...as he would say, 'that's a meeaann combination'.

    Much love

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  5. this site is blowin up i love it

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  6. Man we have known each other like twenty years now, its crazy that Steve is physically moved on , such a good dude, who would eva think that skinny lil dude spittin in the cypha in HARRISONS dungeon would blow up like the world trade , we all have memories u more than most, just hope that u continue to share with the world to show who Stephen Ellis Garrett is .Thx NEEZE for all , u a Real Dude and tru friend for doing what u do and have done.. 4life....keep it Pushin

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