Bukucuckoo

Take a deep breathe & relax for 30 seconds. You'll live longer

Take a deep breath & relax.

Minty is on the prowl for some grub.

You think you got it bad being on this planet...others suffer...while the rest of us stay persistent & keep going...

I clean up the filth.

A cold drink on a hot summers day.

slow is smooth, smooth is fast...enjoy & relax

Early light web waves of lightning.

The smallest waterfall in New Jersey

Strolling in the park one day

Termites win the housing bubble

Landing at some shithole somewhere on the planet with cat like reflexes...

Dogs having a blast.

Take a deep breath...

Camel Spider at Alvarado

The second of six children, John Percy Simon was just three when his mother moved his family to the Patterson projects in the South Bronx in the early '70s. It was there that Percy (as he was called) witnessed the birth of hip-hop. By 1979 Percee (he changed the spelling to emulate artists like Kool Moe Dee) was writing and performing his own rhymes and by high school was a respected local force. In 1992 Percee P made a guest appearance on the Lord Finesse (and former rival) song "Yes You May," followed by work with Vakill, Jedi Mind Tricks, Aesop Rock, and Cenobites, among others. Because for many years he was never officially with any one label, Percee (or the Rhyme Inspector) had to make his name known by hawking his own mixtapes outside Fat Beats Records in Manhattan as well as at various shows, eventually compiling many of his songs together under the title Legendary Status (released in 2005). In 2003 Percee signed to California-based Stones Throw, which released his long-awaited solo debut, Perseverance, in September 2007.