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Oh shit. I would have loved to see this. It's on the bbc online service if you can access that. / They were really good, Christopher Guest shreds! They also have a youtube channel promoting their 25 years anniversary 'Back from the Dead' release. With re-versioned tracks, including a reggae...

My mom and her mother before her are from Seymour Indiana, where JCM is from, so we kids/grandkids were sorta indoctrinated from a young age to respect his gangster. I'm like whatever about him now. I enjoy his classics and they always remind me of my Grandma and spending childhood summers...

Damn. Gives a whole new meaning to "tucking your child in at night," doesn't it?

Oh shit. I would have loved to see this.

I've seen this before and it's pure This video f*cking owns.

The value of that kind of supportive partner cannot be measured. Congratulations and good luck in the Apple!

I've known mad dudes named Josh who were not into records, but this was back in high school where I myself was not yet into records. Music, yes. Records, not so much. That would not be until college. I'd have to check with them now. There is a good chance they are now at the very least...

I chew Trident on the daily. I buy it at Costco.

Faux, I apologize if I implied that you champion a sub-standard brand of clothing. I am most disconnected from the sartorial skreetz and that was the first name that popped into my head. Yes. Game Over. Guru was an integral part of those Gang Starr albums, no question. The total is much...

I'm sayin'. If it took dude this long to figure that shit out, he fucked up his own money. The point in time I would have realized it wasn't a good idea to release an all-autotune album would be, gee I don't know, the day after Kanye puts out an all-autotune album? But that's just me.

I'm not gonna lie???I bought this when it came out: Are you kidding? I got tons of 12"s that would make Faux Rillz shit his Brooks Brothers suit pants in a heartbeat.

And of course now, if you're on the fence, you can always digitize. Then you can choose to delete the files later if you're like "ehhh."

I think that might have been an O-dub review in URB. Just kidding. It was from a magazine the came out during the early 00's heyday of tepid underground hip-hop.

krumb is not from boston. "lawtown" aka lawrence ma. knowledge dropped. I was kinda kidding about him anyway. I think I saw him referred to as "Boston rhyme sniper Krumb Snatcha" at some point. I might have bought one of his joints back in the day for the Primo instrumental. I know...

No love for Krumb Snatcha? Premier was his "ex-DJ" too, IIRC.

Really? I think Quincy Jones' input was pretty damn significant. His footprint on those albums is huge. Q's sound is in effect like it was on the Brothers Johnson shit and other stuff he did around that time.

Whenever I'm in a NYC subway station where they have those white tiled columns (I'm in Chicago, so that's not often) I still wince for a second because I think they're going to grow arms and legs and try to get me.

I'm sayin'. I haven't checked for him in years but I'm still getting shook up here. He was like our generation's Elvis.

I just got cable. What time/channel is this on? I want to be down. Something tells me it's on while I'm at work. van damme!