Search results

Michael Brown:

That's strange -- I consider this to be one of the more NY-centric Bay rap releases from that era.

------ <----- sound familiar?

bay-rap-nerd attack!

Hoping to death they put "Groupie" out as a single. *b/w "Forty didn't hit but he got a little heeeaadd yeaaaaaayyaahh."

I support Mickey Avalon and all his adventures.

Yes, because that's exactly who will be listening to this record.

That's really, truly too bad.

Yes. And let's not forget that KRS-One eats babies. The man eats babies.

As far as I'm concerned, this is still up in the air. Believe me, I'm not underestimating their efforts in England in the least. By bomb-threat I do mean that they blew shit up -- a lot of shit, at that. The most memorable incident in my mind would have to be when they almost nabbed Margaret...

Not to nit pick, but I'm fairly certain the IRA have never blown up a bus in London. At most their activity in England has been limited to a few pre-announced bomb threats in the financial district and direct assasination attempts of various British political figures.

least white sounding record, ever.

^^^^^^^^ This is probably my favorite Maaaq Jounes performance since draped & dripped.

What song samples the first few seconds of Totally Insane's "Smooth." (right up to where he says i grew up)

On that note...

Notwithstanding the music inside, that cover sure is

http://www.divshare.com/download/662334-741Also curious if anyone knows anything about its origins (b/w is it meant to be a gucci time mimick/response?)p.s. tips on embedding mp3s w/o blowing up the spot would be appreciated.