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Diversidad :: The Experience Album

Matt JostAugust 6, 2019

Understand that 'diversity' is a political and social slogan. Even though pluralism is an obvious fact of life on planet Earth, there are many people who do no... Read More...

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Dee Dee King :: Standing in the Spotlight

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 30, 2019

I'm not the man qualified to talk about the degree to which the Ramones both defined punk music and destroyed all the conventions of the music industry that ca... Read More...

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7

EPMD :: Back In Business

Steve 'Flash' JuonJuly 30, 2019

1997 marks a weird turning point in the history of Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith. Five years earlier "Business Never Personal" seemed to signal the end of an ... Read More...

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Prodigy, Big Twins, Un Pacino :: Product of the 80s

Grant JonesJuly 16, 2019

“This is for my peoples that were born in the ‘80s” - Prodigy First of all, Rest in Peace to Prodigy, one of the finest emcees to grace the microphone. Endl... Read More...

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Age of Consent :: Old School on the Down Low

Matt JostJune 4, 2019

What if I told you… What if I told you that in 1981 in Los Angeles there was a white LGB rap trio who actually recorded songs and performed shows? Oh, I know w... Read More...

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Tony Yayo :: S.O.D.

Steve 'Flash' JuonMay 28, 2019

Officially speaking Tony Yayo had one solo album and one G-Unit album. Unofficially speaking Yayo was featured on G-Unit mixtapes before and after Curtis Jacks... Read More...

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