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Video: Joe Fatal Live at CBGB’s, 1992

Posted on October 25, 2013December 24, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

Some rare footage of Joe Fatal’s brief rapping career, at a showcase that also included Artifacts, YAGGFU Front, Total Pack, Hard 2 Obtain and Legion of D.U.M.E. I had to emancipate this from the original account since they deaded embedding. You can catch footage of the other performances over there.

10 thoughts on “Video: Joe Fatal Live at CBGB’s, 1992”

  1. tareq says:
    October 26, 2013 at

    Yo that must be later than 92, hes rhyming over dwyck, which didnt come out til 94

  2. tareq says:
    October 26, 2013 at

    yo i take it back, im getting my dates mixed up, peace.

  3. The Grand says:
    October 27, 2013 at

    Sounds kinda nice but nothing special. On the Live @ The BBQ track I always thought he sounded like a less good version of Pete Nice.

    @Tareq: DWYCK was the B-side of the Take It Personal 12″ back in 1992 but it was included on Gangstarr’s 1994 album Hard 2 Earn. So the mix-up’s understandable my man.

  4. Robbie says:
    October 27, 2013 at

    @The Grand: Finding the only footage I’ve seen of Fatal rapping outside of Main Source was good times though.

  5. young savage says:
    October 27, 2013 at

    So Robbie how long do you plan on ignoring the G Rap Necrosis collabo

  6. Robbie says:
    October 27, 2013 at

    From ’13 to infinity.

  7. Blitz says:
    October 27, 2013 at

    The hilarious thing about this video, they were talking WILD gun talk, and then the other dude says with a straight face: ‘peace be upon y’all..’ Lol

  8. Larry Legend says:
    October 28, 2013 at

    Damn Robbie no love for The Godfathers? I’m shocked.

  9. KQ says:
    October 29, 2013 at

    Hahaha yeah the Necro/G Rap album is best ignored (as expected)

  10. blacktk says:
    October 29, 2013 at

    Robbie….

    This is Black TK.I have been in the game since the 80s. I had to reach out to you on two things. My brother was Kamal B Wise the lead rapper in Total Pack. He was also in the rap clique Anonymous with The Artifcats and Organized Konfusion. He was signed to Columbia by Faith Newman, managed by MC Serch and rumored to be the inspiration to Buckshot changing his flow from the aggy on Who got the props to the more laid back Brownsville style used on Enta da stage. He goes by Dr.G now and is a member of the NYC Bartendaz. I also wanted to plug you with my business partner Mark Breezy Brown. He has one of the most illustrious A&R careers from the West Coast. He started with Priority records doing Ras Kass and ended at Def Jam doing work on GFK Pretty Tony, Method Man Tical 2 and Redman gone wild. He has some amazing behind the scenes stories that people have to hear. Send interview questions to [email protected] or hit me on twitter @larcenyleader

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