…can serve as quite the conversational piece: “What really defines the term ‘classic’ in terms of Hip Hop?” Well, let’s examine that, shall we! When one hears the term ‘classic’,…
…could sell a couple records and keep your integrity or you could go pop and sell a bunch of records and be gone tomorrow. I was trying to stick to…
(Republished from DefineARevolution.com, By @CherchezLaPorsh) Tracklist The Notorious B.I.G. – Ready To Die Intro Things Done Changed Gimme The Loot Machine Gun Funk Warning Ready To Die One More Chance…
…of DJ’s, Q-Bert would sit at the head of the table. He is the global ambassador of Djing and no individual has done more to introduce the world to the…
…greatest event in my life, but I don’t know if I’ve really done anything great…I mean truly great. Making records is fine; I can only hope to inspire someone to…
…4. Mr. Good Bar 5. Murdergram 6. Cheesy Rat Blues 7. Farmers Blvd (Our Anthem) 8. Mama Said Knock You Out 9. Milky Cereal 10. Jingling Baby 11. To Da…
…it is the first time since those records that he sounds fully locked in, even when the ideas don’t all connect. For the record: there has always been respect here…
…rank among my personal favorites. I don’t know if any other group could have done justice to Bob Marley and Roberta Flack’s original tracks or brought an element of blues…
When 1994 arrived, Nas was a newcomer to the Hip Hop world, showcasing his talents and signing to Columbia Records before getting ready to release his debut Illmatic. Nas, currently…
Don’t Feed The Monster is the tenth studio album by Queens, New York emcee Homeboy Sandman – his second one on the Mello Music Group label, following the short but…
…Records Presents QB’s Finest (2000) “Find Ya Wealth” off Nas & Ill Will Records Presents QB’s Finest (2000) “Self Conscience” (featuring Prodigy) off Nas & Ill Will Records Presents QB’s…
…but specifically on this track), but the part I don’t love is the conversation between the girls that’s sort of superimposed on the lyrics. I don’t know what it is,…
