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The stories...... Royal Fam? Dude's been better off solo in my opinion. Black Knights /North Star have been recording steadily for years (Check http://www.chambermusik.com for proof). They are in disarray now since Doc Doom was killed a week ago. The Beggaz broke up and were absorbed into...

New Shit! I just made an ill ass post complete with a writeup about Rob Swift & the X-Ecutioners @ http://poisonousparagraphs.blogspot.com/ One.

Huh? Gems from the Inspectah Deck "Uncontrolled Substance" LP: "Hyperdermix" "Longevity" "Femme Fatale" "Elevation" "Lovin' U" "Word On The Street" "Grand Prix" "R.E.C. Room" "Trouble Man" "Friction" and the list goes on... Keep in mind that Deck had to replace a lot of songs/beats that RZA...

Huh? Hold on...where and when was Fantastic Damage a "big flop"? Commercially? (Because it wasn't) Artistically? (Uh uh) Sonically? (I think the sales and popularity of Fan Dam Plus make that a big ass NO as well) Critically? (It was hailed as a hip hop masterpiece by most reputable hip...

I got more, though! That new El-P album is CRAZY! One.

The eternal question... Street implies underground in realtion to Hip Hop/Rap...however in this current era "underground" (which ONCE meant "street") implies that it's highbrow and artsy..."backpacker music", UNLESS it's a regional subculture/music form like Hyphy, Crunk, Bass Music, or Screw...

Yeaaaah... It was called "6 Feet Deep" in the US. One.

Today? Hi Tek-HiTeknology 2: The Chip Alchemist presents The Cutting Room Floor Alchemist presents Insomnia Black Milk-Sound Of The City Masta Ace-Slaughtahouse Amy Winehouse-Frank Amy Winehouse-Back To Black Teedra Moses-Complex Simplicity The Police- Message In A Box Disc #3 RZA Presents Afro...

I got that raw! Tricky presents Grassroots (1996) http://www.mediafire.com/?0jjozymgjxd Royal Flush-Ghetto Millionaire (1997) http://www.mediafire.com/?7wg0yxtmz2g Peanut Butter Wolf-My Vinyl Weighs A Ton (1999) http://www.mediafire.com/?1ydmt2d2mjz Nuthouse-Deez Nutz EP (2000)...

Si GZA's "Beneath The Surface" was cool...but it was a letdown (what WOULDN'T BE?) in comparison to the audio perfection that was "Liquid Swords". Even Ol' Dirty Bastards "Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version" was a chaotic masterpiece...his "N*gga Please" LP was a solid LP as well...

Just a reminder! Don't forget to vist my hip hop blog regularly @ http://poisonousparagraphs.blogspot.com/ One.

Wu Tang! Wu Tang! Also recommended Wu Tang material: Wu Tang Killa Beez present The Swarm Wu Tang Killa Beez present The Swarm 2 Wu Chronicles Wu Chronicles 2 Killa Priest "Heavy Mental" La The Dark Man "Heist Of The Century" Inspectah Deck "Uncontrolled Substance" Masta Killa "No Said Date"...

True That's not much different from my blog that ran on AllHipHop.com for 24 straight days from December to January: Hip Hop Ain’t Dead..Yet AKA Y'all Know I Got The Cal On Me! An essay about why Hip Hop will NEVER die...but why we may be giving it hypertension and adult onset diabetes...

New Shit! My new uploads for my blog posts as of today, February 12th, 2007: Ambersunshower-Walter T. Smith (1996) http://www.sendspace.com/file/bubqmd Esthero-Breath From Another (1998) http://www.sendspace.com/file/brq4mi Res-How I Do (2001) http://www.sendspace.com/file/kn12vv 9th Wonder...

Oh man... I just wrote a long ass answer to these questions that got erased. I'll summarized what I just spent the last 30 minutes writing: The final element of hip hop of emceeing. Coke La Rock was Kool Herc's first emcee in 1972. No, in 1972 everyone didn't realize or recognize that they...

Huge Dilla fan... Yep, that link below has a 2 part Dilla tribute complete with an obscene amount of great Dilla material in it. One.

On and On. Check my newest post out at my blogsite: http://poisonousparagraphs.blogspot.com/ One.

Okaaaay.... Wait up...so hip hop "used" to be fun and then all of a sudden some people decided to take it seriously and make it an artform and they ruined it? If that's how you feel than that's sad because to me that's when it got good. Just like when Motown was only about making hits and...

Oh God! *rolls eyes* First off, I knew you were "joking"...This shit wasn't funny. I take hip hop seriously (we tend to do that). "One" has a real meaning behind it, one you wouldn't mock if you knew anything or had half a brain. Good luck with trying to be "funny". One.

Not really.... If remember correctly, Louis Armstrong was neither a DJ, a B Boy, nor did he ever write grafitti so you are wrong as all hell in your "hip hop is 80 years old" statement. Hip Hop is a vast culture whereas Rap is one facet of it...if you meant Rap is 80 years old you'd be wrong...