Making of Buzz Aldrin’s Rocket Experience w/ Snoop Dogg and Talib Kweli

Buzz Aldrin ( http://buzzaldrin.com ) is an astronaut, a hero, and a hip hop legend. He hits the studio with Snoop Dogg and Talib Kweli to record his latest track, Rocket Experience. Quincy Jones and Soulja Boy also weigh in on Buzz’s lyrical genius and impact on the music world.

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  1. Oh, that is classic! I have no clue how it might go over with serious rap audiences, but this suburban white boy loved it! And what a fun way to plug Buzz’s new book too. I’m halfway through it, and based on what I’ve read so far it’s awesome to see Buzz having unabashed fun with his bittersweet life of fame. What is more, he really seems natural hanging with Snoop and Talib musing about his “music career”.
    Eat your heart out, Chris Gaines!

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