More Food Rap action from Phillip “Millitainment” Mlynar: Roc Marciano’s Reloaded is here! It’s a brilliant record, a shoe-in for top-spot on any sane end-of-year album poll, and, just like its predecessor Marcberg, it brims with references to food and fine dining. (It has also inexplicably made Roc Marcy somewhat trendy for a brief moment,…
The Return of T-Ray
Thanks to a tip from DJ 7L (who himself was tipped-off by DJ Eclipse), it seems that the mystery of T-Ray’s disappearance from the music game has been solved. Thankfully he wasn’t involved in a fatal knife fight with Joell Ortiz‘s manager Mike Heron following the interview I did with him, it seems that Todd…
No Country For Old (Rap) Men: Sean Price and Brother Ali Live Review
^ All praise due for Mini-Sean P. Mom let me out of the basement to see some rappers. Read all about it. No Country For Old (Rap) Men: Sean Price and Brother Ali Live Review
No Country For Old (Rap) Men: A Biter By Any Other Name
I forgot to add that fuckyberg Jugaknot who tried to copyright the name and prevent Breeze Brewin’ and his crew from calling themselves Juggaknots… No Country For Old (Rap) Men: A Biter By Any Other Name
Roc Marciano – Reloaded Album Review
Two years after Marcberg, and Roc Marciano has been commissioned for more guest spots than I can keep track of, remarkably without playing himself out. Reloaded offers everything that Roc’s debut brought to the table – stream-of-consciousness rhyme flow, an abundance of food references, minimal guests and a unique beat science – but with a…
No Country For Old (Rap) Men – Where Did The Drums Go?
What good are the internets if you aren’t complaining about something? No Country For Old (Rap) Men – Where Did The Drums Go?
Video: The Juice Crew All-Stars – Live At The Apollo [1988]
Although this looks like it was filmed on Dick Tracey‘s bionic wristwatch, this is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen. The debut performance of the ‘Juice Crew All-Stars World Tour 1988’ at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, backed by five DJ’s at once – DJ Chilly Q, DJ Polo, Mr. Cee, Cool V and Marley…
J. Force – The Unkut Interview
Best known for his two independent singles and involvement with Marley Marl’s Future Flavas radio show, Staten Island’s J.Force revealed that he has a long history in the rap game dating back to the late 80’s when he sat down to share his story with me recently. Robbie: How did you start in the music…
No Country For Old (Rap) Men – Rap Genius Should Be Renamed Rap Dummy
No Country For Old (Rap) Men – Rap Genius Should Be Renamed Rap Dummy I wasn’t going to bother posting this here since I covered some of it here already, but then this happened: Here’s video of a regular day at the Rap Dummy offices:
Rap Genius = Rapsloitation?
Apparently, some rube recently invested million of dollars in this Rap Genius website, which is basically a rip-off of OHHLA . A few months ago these characters had approached Oh Word founder Rafi Kam to do some coding work, and based on his experiences it’s fair to say that these guys are pretty clueless about…
Prince Paul – The Unkut Interview
While talking to Prince Paul and his son, Pforreal, last week, I couldn’t resist asking Paul Snr. some questions about his days as the DJ for Stetsasonic. When P had to leave early to sort out some traffic tickets, I took the opportunity to kick it with the Prop Master about his history in the…
No Country For Old (Rap) Men: Washed-Up Rappers – Please Stop Trolling!
Shyne tried to get some shine but ends up looking super thirsty. No Country For Old (Rap) Men: Washed-Up Rappers – Please Stop Trolling!