…you’re a fan of Bruce Lee you probably remember him saying, in Enter The Dragon, “boards… don’t hit back”, – one impactful line that we should all adhere to. In…
…Hip Hop’s most well-represented cities – New York City and Philadelphia. I ran down the top 10 rappers in Philadelphia’s storied and underrated history, and touched on the top 5…
…the way I looked at the genre. I don’t think it was until my junior year in high school that I liked Rap music period. Up until this point the…
…after more than 2 decades since its release Jeru is still touring the globe, performing his classic material for old heads like me and the next generation. “You don’t know…
…Be Taken We Don’t Need The Key We’ll Break In Know Your Enemy – Rage Against the Machine Audioslave, The Nightwatchman, Prophets of Rage, Rage Against the Machine – What…
…2Pac’s catalog of classic songs, but his albums raise a question: is there a truly flawless masterpiece among them? Unlike Nas’ Illmatic, Public Enemy’s It Takes a Nation of Millions…
…was groundbreaking and signalled a changing of the guard. Afterwards, everyone ventured into their own solo projects, with debuts by Raekwon, Ghostface, Method Man, and GZA considered to be classics…
…is “More Than U Know” with De La Soul. This under the radar classic cut may quite possibly may be the most perfect song ever written. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwjPsks_JwY The backbone of…
(Republished from DefineARevolution.com, By @TrueGodImmortal) The decade between 2000-2009 was an interesting one in Hip Hop. We didn’t see nearly as many classics as we had witnessed in the 90s,…
…digest the message. “I Get Around” hit and became a classic. It was and still to this day is one of those quintessential fun summer songs. Then I heard which…
…LA. He’s been pushing his own creative boundaries and constantly re-inventing himself for over 25 years now and I don’t see him slowing down. He’s been a lot of places…
…1987. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXco_ity0fw Though not a commercial success when it first was released, Living Large is today considered to be a classic. Three singles were released, “Mr. Big Stuff”, “The Overweight…
