Project Blowed 10th Anniversary DVD
The packaged DVD that accompanied the 10th Anniversary CD included footage from the 10th Anniversary concert itself, with performances by Freestyle Fellowship, Hip Hop Clan (Rifleman Ellay Khule and Pterradacto), Busdriver, Phoenix Orion & Sunfire, Medusa, Haiku D'Etat, 2Mex, and a collective posse cut featuring freestyles and flows by Aceyalone, Abstract Rude, Chu, Myka 9, P.E.A.C.E., and Rifleman Ellay Khule.
Also included on the DVD was a 15-minute documentary about the Project Blowed open mic, consisting of interviews with veteran Blowdians such as Aceyalone, newer Blowdians such as Kail of Customer Service, and influential figures such as Ben Caldwell, founder of "KAOZ Network" where the Project Blowed Workshop is held every Thursday.
The DVD also featured the following music videos:
- "Mic Check" by Aceyalone
- "Calistylics" by C.V.E
- "Knownots" by Haiku D'Etat
- "I Think," by Aceyalone
- "Moonlit Skies" by Aceyalone
- "Give it Here" by Aceyalone, Ahmad, and Pep Love
- "All Day" by Abstract Rude
- "My Mamma Raised a G" by Medusa.
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