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On this week's episode, we're covering the rapper Jamal and his debut solo album Last Chance, No Breaks released in 1995. Formerly, he was part of the kid rap duo Illegal with Mr. Malik until Jamal went solo and joined the Def Squad with the backing of Redman, Keith Murray, Erick Sermon and others at only 16 years old. It was there that he dropped a solid underground LP that fell between the cracks of hip-hop time. https://www.instagram.com/str8_the_clippa?igsh=cTBzNnFhenRkN3Nl&utm_source=qr https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086006336425&mibextid=hu50Ix https://www.tiktok.com/@brandonhetzel996?_t=8jEdehgdpiY&_r=1

Yes people, we're back talking about which 90s rap songs we'd play to an alien to define hip hop.

This week we take the elevator shaft 6 billion feet beneath where the Def Squad dwells for a review of Redman's sophmore album Dare Iz A Darkside. This album iz a psychedelic funky trip through the Noorotic mind of Redman making it one of the best albums in 1994. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086006336425&mibextid=LQQJ4d https://instagram.com/str8_the_clippa?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

DJ MattKilla reps equal parts Italy, the Bay and the Bronx with bboy heat by Donald D and Rob Nasty, a UBB classic from Fausto Papetti and golden era goodness by Neffa and Dubee. Plus first generation breaks from Kenny Burrell and Frank D'Rone, Def Squad's raucous remake of Rapper's Delight, and vicious verses from Juice Crew legends Kool G Rap and Big Daddy Kane. View the full playlist for this show at https://www.wefunkradio.com/show/1130 Enjoying WEFUNK? Listen to all of our mixes at https://www.wefunkradio.com/shows/

AJ Suede is this week's featured guest, who joins us for a career-spanning chat, exploring his early days, seminal moments, and the revelation that the baby featured in the iconic Def Squad logo was based on him! We also discuss collaborating with Televangel for one of his most searing and nuanced gems in his discography, 'Metatron's Cube

B. Cox & J. Owe review Redman's classic third album Muddy Waters. After a successful sophmore album Dare Iz A Darkside and a time when Redman self admitted he was in a dark place and time, the Brick City emcee linked back up with fellow Def Squad member Erick Sermon to close out the ultra competitive year of 1996. Displying a level of emceeing not seen often by even the top emcees and funky, soulful and innovative production by the likes of Sermon and Rockwilder, Redman delivered his best work yet in a way that only he could do; With blunt force punchlines, unforgettable references and his unique brand of humor through a number of classic skits. In the 25 years since its release, it has reached epic porportions among critics, hip-hop peers and fans alike and is often mentioned as one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time.Visit The Vault: Classic Music Review Podcast's Websitewww.vaultclassicpod.comShow Notes: Albumism: Redman 'Muddy Waters' Turns 25 | Anniversary Retrospectivehttps://www.albumism.com/features/tribute-celebrating-25-years-of-redman-muddy-watersBehind The Rhymes: When Redman Should Make Every Top 5: The Muddy Waters Anniversary https://behindtherhyme.com/2016/12/10/redman-muddy-waters-album-anniversary/RockTheBells: A Stoned-Out Rap Masterpiece: Redman's 'Muddy Waters' at 25 https://rockthebells.com/articles/redman-muddy-waters/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vault-classic-music-reviews-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Episode 35 is a brief history and scoring of Def Squad's Keith Murray (1994) and underground Leak Brother, Tame One (1994) as we near the final year of the Golden Era of hip hop. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taleofthetapes/support

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We start the Pod off with D_Mobile asking how do you feel about going to the strip club, with your significant other(18:20)? Then we get into the levels of SNITCHING (30:50). We recap Redman verzuz Methodman (43:34). We then dive into the Ma'Khia Bryant story (51:32). Is AI really tapping in our phones, or are we giving them permission(1:17:25)? Have you ever confused your sex mate with your soul mate (1:34:06)? What's good with these "pick me" ass people (1:42:10)?

A veteran DJ with close to 40 years of experience. An avid music lover since birth and collecting records since he was a toddler. Starting out at age 11, doing his first job as the house party Dj for his family and friends in the neighborhood, Prime honed his skills graduating to making mixtapes, djing school dances, even hosting his own hotel event while in high school. Developing his beat making and production skills while in college, Prime was given the opportunity not only to be the main Greek and Campus party DJ at Bowling Green State University, but to take his talents to the airwaves of primetime DJ of the campus radio station WBGU 88.1 (Power 88). After a year, he became the Urban Director for his success of turning a subpar station into a competing and rival station against commercial stations in Northwest Ohio area. Using his dorm room as a primary location, Studio B-237 (his actual room number) was launched. In that one room, he co-founded his first rap group, Black Minds of Music, which eventually recorded more than 70 songs, performing in local shows and shined as opening acts for X-Clan and Minister Louis Farrakhan over the course of his college career. PRIME continued to produce Hip Hop tracks after college, working with local artists in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio. He contributed to the fast-selling Columbus Mob album “MIDWEST FUNK SOUNDTRACK”. PRIME produced Jakk-N-Jill’s “The Chronic” and assisted production on Insane’s “Tahitian Treat” and AKA & Eddie B’s “The Outro”. Tai-Pan, PRIME’s friend from college, was next to be blessed with the skills of PRIME on his first full-length album entitled “THE RISE, THE FALL, THE RISE” on Educated Records, exclusively produced by PRIME which sprung the single of the same title featuring Terri Whitlow formerly of Teen Dream. The summer of 1996, PRIME released his debut solo effort, “BUSTOWN FLAV”, a cassette EP which became the hottest collection of independently produced songs everywhere on the Columbus streets. The hit single “Bustown Flav”, the personal confession of “Ax Anybody…” and “Dis Style (featuring Ci-Dubble and Taleeb)” are among the EP’s brightest moments. Because of its success, PRIME was rewarded with opening show dates with Redman, Jamal & Keith Murray; all of the respected Def Squad. Spring of 1997, Columbus witnessed the exclusively produced Taleeb “TALEEB: VERBAL TACTICS”, which featured the hit singles such as “I Smell A Blunt” and “Verbal Tactics”. But with the radio success of “The Circumstances”, PRIME has been the most sought-after producer in the city. Since then, PRIME has released two stellar CD’s THE BIRTH OF MR. JOSHUA: the breakneck pace experience and his self-titled CD THE TALENTED MR. LINDSEY. Besides his own work of music, PRIME has completed two classic albums for EKLYPZ PERIOD…”E=MC2″ and “IT’S A PLEASURE 4U2 MEET ME”; two hot EP’s for SILAS…”Unlucky 7 Vol. 1″ and “Unlucky 7 Vol. 2: Private Thoughts Gone Public” as well as a full length album entitled “Mr. Nice Guy”. PRIME has also worked and put together a very hot and marketable CD for female sensation MECHIE whose mix of hip-hop and R&B are currently making her debut “Reality Check” a hot street commodity. Besides production, PRIME has since ventured into graphic design and album consulting. Mentoring and assisting up and coming artists with designs, ideas, and concepts geared for better marketing and exposure for those he has worked with. Some of the artists he’s worked with are the late Camu Tao, Copywrite 78, S.P.I.R.I.T., J Sands of Lone Catalyst, Sev Static, BJC, Akil aka Doc Frank, Jae P., Robert

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THE DESCRIPTION IS DEFINENTLY IN THE TITLE. THOSE 3 THINGS ALL REPRESENT THIS MIX DEDICATED TO THE 90S!!!

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Pour ce nouvel épisode de Hip-Hop Story, nous sommes revenu sur la carrière du rappeur et du producteur Erick Sermon, connu et respecté de tous dans le milieu du Rap US ! Pendant une heure, Yannick est revenu sur la carrière du rappeur au sein de son groupe EPMD, sur ses albums solos ainsi que sur sa carrière de producteur, notamment pour Redman ou encore Keith Murray. Attention, encore une fois les classiques du genre vont pleuvoir, alors n'hésitez pas à venir les (re)découvrir...

This episode of PodJerky features Whitey Don, a Canadian Reggae and Hip Hop pioneer and his recent collaboration with Canadian music industry giant, David Strickland, a Music Producer and Engineer. David Strickland has worked with the biggest names in the music Industry, Icons such as Drake, Sade, Method Man (WUTANG), Redman, EPMD, Keith Murray, DEF SQUAD.Whitey Don also talks about upcoming music with DJ KEMO and pays tribute to Denise Jones, a very important figure in the Canadian Reggae scene.Finally, Whitey Don shares additional wisdom and tips for those who want to get into the music business.Please remember to subscribe, rate, comment, like and share. Thanks and enjoy the show. FOR ADDITIONAL CONTENT Links, photos, interviews and information that compliments our podcast episodesCheck out our WebsiteCheck out our Featured Podcast GuestsCheck out our Podcast Blog 

Topics: Monica Lewinsky Scandal, Jay Z, Beloved (Film), 90's Tech (Bonus Artist: hidingtobefound and Luck Pacheco)   1998 General Snapshots   1.    Bill Clinton President   2.    Jan - Paula Jones accuses U.S. President Bill Clinton of sexual harassment.   3.    Jan - Smoking is banned in all California bars and restaurants.   4.    Jan - Super Bowl XXXII: The Denver Broncos become the first AFC team in 14 years to win the Super Bowl, as they defeat the Green Bay Packers   5.    Jan - Lewinsky scandal: On American television, President Bill Clinton denies he had "sexual relations" with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky. The next day, Hillary Clinton appears on The Today Show, calling the attacks against her husband part of a "vast right-wing conspiracy".   6.    Mar - The Food and Drug Administration approves Viagra for use as a treatment for erectile dysfunction, the first pill to be approved for this condition in the United States.   7.    Apr - The unemployment rate drops to 4.3%, the lowest level since February 1970.   8.    Apr - The Dow Jones Industrial Average closes above 9,000 for the first time.   9.    Apr - Teletubbies begins its U.S. television debut on PBS.   10.    Apr - Inflight smoking is banned on all commercial passenger flights in the United States,   11.    Jun - The Chicago Bulls win their 6th NBA title in 8 years when they beat the Utah Jazz. This is also Michael Jordan's last game as a Bull, clinching the game in the final seconds on a fadeaway jumper.   12.    Aug - The bombings of the United States embassies in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and Nairobi, Kenya kill 224 people and injure over 4,500; they are linked to terrorist Osama bin Laden. Two weeks later. The United States military launches cruise missile attacks against alleged al-Qaeda camps in Afghanistan and a suspected chemical plant in Sudan.   13.    Oct - College student Matthew Shepard is found tied to a fence near Laramie, Wyoming. His death became a symbol of gay-bashing and sparked a national debate on homophobia in the U.S.   14.    Nov - Jesse Ventura, former professional wrestler, is elected Governor of Minnesota.   15.    Nov - America Online announces it will acquire Netscape Communications for $4.2B as the “Dot.com” bubble heats up. Between 1995 and 2000, the Nasdaq Composite stock market index rose 400%.   16.    Dec - Lewinsky scandal: President Bill Clinton is impeached by the United States House of Representatives. (He was later acquitted of any wrongdoing.)   17.    Open Comments   18.    Top 3 Pop songs   19.    #1 "Too Close", Next   20.    #2 "The Boy Is Mine", Brandy and Monica   21.    #3 "You're Still the One", Shania Twain   22.    Record of the Year: "My Heart Will Go On", Celine Dion   23.    Album of the Year: The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, Lauryn Hill   24.    Song of the Year: "My Heart Will Go On", Celine Dion   25.    Best New Artist: Lauryn Hill   26.    Best Female R&B Vocal Performance: "Doo Wop (That Thing)”, Lauryn Hill   27.    Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: "St. Louis Blues”, Stevie Wonder in Herbie Hancock's Gershwin's World   28.    Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: "The Boy Is Mine", Brandy & Monica   29.    Best R&B Song: "Doo Wop (That Thing)”, Lauryn Hill   30.    Best R&B Album: The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, Lauryn Hill   31.    Best Traditional R&B Vocal Album: Live! One Night Only, Patti LaBelle   32.    Best Rap Solo Performance: "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It", Will Smith   33.    Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group: "Intergalactic", Beastie Boys   34.    Best Rap Album: Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life, Jay-Z   35.    Top 3 Movies   36.    #1 Armageddon   37.    #2 Saving Private Ryan   38.    #3 Godzilla   39.    Notables: Dr. Dolittle, Half Baked, The Wedding Singer, The Big Lebowski, Primary Colors, The Players Club, Suicide Kings, He Got Game, Bulworth, The Truman Show, Mulan, There's Something About Mary, How Stella Got Her Groove Back, Blade, Rush Hour, Antz, Beloved, Belly, The Waterboy, A Bug's Life, A Simple Plan, You've Got Mail   40.    Open Comments   41.    Top 3 TV Shows   42.    #1 ER   43.    #2 Friends   44.    #3 Frasier   45.    Debuts: Judge Joe Brown, The Hughleys   46.    Open Comments   47.    Economic Snapshots   48.    Income = 38.1 (Previously 37.5K)   49.    House = 129.3 (124k)   50.    Car = 17k (17k)   51.    Rent = 619 (576)   52.    Harvard = 30,080 (28.9)   53.    Movie = 4.69 (4.59)   54.    Gas = 1.15 (1.22)   55.    Stamp = .32 (-)   56.    Social Scene: Monica Lewinsky Scandal (Highlights)   57.    Born in San Francisco in 1973, Monica Lewinsky was raised in a well-off family in the Los Angeles area. In the summer of 1995 (@ 22 yrs. old), after graduating from Lewis and Clark College, she landed an unpaid internship in the White House chief of staff’s office.   58.    In November 1995, during a federal government shutdown, Lewinsky flirted with the president and the two had their first sexual encounter. Later that month, she took a paying job in the Office of Legislative Affairs.   59.    They had seven more encounters in the White House and her visits started drawing notice from people. In April 1996, a deputy chief of staff had her transferred to a job at the Pentagon.   60.    The president and Lewinsky had two more encounters, the last was in spring 1997, and stayed in touch by phone.   61.    At the Pentagon, she befriended a coworker, Linda Tripp, and she confided details of her affair with the president. Tripp in turn shared the story with an anti-Clinton conservative literary agent she knew. That person urged Tripp to secretly, and in violation of taping laws, record hours of her phone conversations with Lewinsky.   62.    Word of Tripp’s tapes made it to lawyers working on behalf of Paula Jones, a former government employee who had filed a lawsuit against the president for alleged sexual misconduct that took place in 1991, when he was governor of Arkansas.   63.    In December 1997, Lewinsky was subpoenaed by Jones’ attorneys and, after the president allegedly suggested she be evasive, the former intern denied in an affidavit that she had had a sexual relationship with Clinton.   64.    Around the same time, independent counsel Kenneth Starr, who had been investigating Clinton and his wife Hillary’s involvement in a failed business venture called Whitewater, found out about Tripp’s recordings. Soon afterward, FBI agents fitted Tripp with a hidden microphone so she could legally tape her conversations with Lewinsky.   65.    Then Starr expanded his investigation to include the president’s relationship with Lewinsky and told her that if she did not cooperate with the investigation she would be charged with perjury.   66.    When Clinton was deposed in January 1998 by Jones’ legal team, he claimed he had never had sexual relations with Lewinsky. (The Big Lie)   67.    On January 17, 1998, the Drudge Report, a conservative online news site, published the accusations against the president and the next day revealed Lewinsky’s identity. The mainstream media picked up the story a few days later, and a national scandal Erupted. Clinton refuted the allegations against him, famously stating at a press conference, “I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky.”   68.    That July, Lewinsky’s lawyers announced she had been granted immunity in exchange for her testimony. She also gave Starr’s team physical evidence of her affair with Clinton: a blue dress with an incriminating stain containing the president’s DNA. At the suggestion of Tripp, Lewinsky had never laundered the garment.   69.    On August 17, 1998, Clinton testified before a grand jury and confessed he had engaged in “inappropriate intimate physical contact” with Lewinsky. However, the president contended his actions did not meet the definition of sexual relations used by Jones’ attorneys—so he had not perjured himself. That night, he appeared on national TV and apologized for his behavior but maintained he had never asked anyone involved to lie or do anything illegal.   70.    In September 1998, Starr gave Congress a 445-page report. The Starr Report was soon made public by Congress and published in book form, becoming a best-seller   71.    In December, the House approved two articles of impeachment against him: perjury and obstruction of justice. He was only the second president in U.S. history to be impeached (after President Andrew Johnson in 1868).   72.    On February 12, 1999, following a five-week trial in the Senate, Clinton was acquitted. (During his impeachment proceedings, he agreed to settle the Paula Jones lawsuit for $850,000, but admitted no wrongdoing.)   73.    Open Comments:   74.    Question: Impeach? (Y/N) (Can you imagine if Barack did this to Michelle!)   75.    Music Scene: Black Songs from the Top 40   76.    #1 "Too Close" - Next   77.    #2 "The Boy Is Mine" - Brandy and Monica   78.    #6 "Together Again" - Janet   79.    #7 "All My Life" - K-Ci & JoJo   80.    #9 "Nice & Slow" - Usher   81.    #12 "No, No, No" - Destiny's Child   82.    #14 "Gettin' Jiggy wit It" - Will Smith   83.    #15 "You Make Me Wanna..." - Usher   84.    #16 "My Way" - Usher   85.    #17 My All" - Mariah Carey   86.    #18 "The First Night" - Monica   87.    #19 "Been Around the World" - Puff Daddy featuring The Notorious B.I.G. and Mase   88.    #24 "Body Bumpin' (Yippie-Yi-Yo)" - Public Announcement   89.    #26 "I Don't Ever Want to See You Again" - Uncle Sam   90.    #27 "Let's Ride" - Montell Jordan featuring Master P and Silkk the Shocker   91.    #30 "A Song for Mama" - Boyz II Men   92.    #31 "What You Want" - Mase featuring Total   93.    #33 "Gone till November" - Wyclef Jean   94.    #34 "My Body" - LSG   95.    #36 "Deja Vu (Uptown Baby)" - Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz   96.    #39 "They Don't Know" - Jon B.   97.    #40 "Make 'Em Say Uhh!" - Master P featuring Fiend, Silkk the Shocker, Mia X and Mystikal   98.    Vote:   99.    Top RnB Albums   100.    Jan - R U Still Down? (Remember Me), 2Pac   101.    Jan - My Way, Usher   102.    Jan - Money, Power & Respect, The LOX   103.    Feb - My Balls and My Word, Young Bleed   104.    Feb - Anytime, Brian McKnight   105.    Mar - Charge It 2 da Game, Silkk the Shocker   106.    Mar - My Homies, Scarface   107.    Mar - Life or Death, C-Murder   108.    Apr - The Pillage, Cappadonna   109.    Apr - Moment of Truth, Gang Starr   110.    May - There's One in Every Family, Fiend   111.    Jun - It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, DMX   112.    Jun - MP Da Last Don, Master P   113.    Jul - El Nino, Def Squad   114.    Jul - Am I My Brother's Keeper, Kane & Abel   115.    Aug - N.O.R.E., Noreaga   116.    Aug - Jermaine Dupri Presents: Life In 1472, Jermaine Dupri   117.    Aug - Da Game Is to Be Sold, Not to Be Told, Snoop Dogg   118.    Sep - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, Lauryn Hill   119.    Oct - Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life, Jay-Z   120.    Nov - R., R. Kelly   121.    Dec - Tical 2000: Judgement Day, Method Man   122.    Dec - Doc's da Name 2000, Redman   123.    Vote:   124.    Featured Artists: Jay Z   125.    Childhood & Early Life: Shawn Corey Carter was born in Brooklyn, New York City in 1969. He is the last of the four children. When he was only 11 years old, his father abandoned the family. They lived in the drug-infested ‘Marcy Projects’, where violence and gun-culture were also prevalent. He soon became so imbibed the gun-culture that he allegedly shot his elder brother in the shoulder for pocketing his jewelry. His interest in music was sparked from early on when he received a boom box for his birthday from his mother. He began free styling, scripting lyrics and copied the music of many popular artists of the time. He studied at several local high schools, where he was classmates with future performers, Busta Rhymes and The Notorious B.I.G., before ultimately dropping out and selling drugs.   126.    Career Highlights   127.    1989 Jaz-O (@19yrs): Hooked up with local star and fellow project inhabitant, Jaz-O, who became his guru and taught him the industry basics. In order to pay homage to his mentor, he changed his name to Jay-Z, since Sean was known as ‘Jazzy’ in his neighborhood. Jaz-O’s “Hawaiian Sophie” is one of Jay-Z’s earliest appearances on wax. - Key development: He saw Jaz-O get jerked over by the record business. No record deal and he return to selling drugs.   128.    1992 Big Daddy Kane (@22): BDK records a mixtape with Jaz-O and Jay-Z. Eventually, BDK and Jay start working together and during BDK’s time with the Patti LaBelle tour he had Jay-Z performing for him while was in the back changing clothes. Key Development: Exposure and experience, but no deal. Back to the streets.   129.    1994 Original Flavor/Clark Kent/Damon Dash (@24): Original Flavor was one of rap's middle school crews headed by Ski, an MC/producer. They were also the first group managed by future recording industry executive Damon Dash. Although Ski worked with legendary New York DJ Clark Kent for the groups debut project, the album fizzled. For their follow-up, Ski enlisted the aid of a few more MCs including a young Brooklynite with some experience in the rap field, Jay-Z. Original Flavor was Jay-Z's training ground and it served as a catapult for his future endeavors. Flavor's sophomore release was released in 1994 and again fizzled. However, the lead single "Can I Get Open" features Jay-Z in impeccable pre-Jayhova form. Jay-Z's skills far surpassed those of the rest of the crew and his solo career would begin soon. Key Development: Local buzz, regional tours, several singles and videos but no deal. Starts transition from the streets.   130.    1995-96 Roc-A-Fella Records (@25): Frustrated with being turned down by several major labels Carter, Dash and Kareem Burke started their own label, Roc-A-Fella, as an independent outlet for Jay-Z's music. After becoming a local sensation, Jay-Z turned into Jigga and adopted the Tony Montana-styled persona. He would continue to work with his Original Flavor partner Ski after the group disbanded, making him a member/producer of his Roc-a-Fella staff. Jay-Z was also supported by The Notorious B.I.G.'s producer DJ Clark Kent. Key Development: Debut album, ‘Reasonable Doubt’ released in 1996. It did not immediately attain commercial success, but it spawned several hits, and established Jay-Z in the hip-hop community. No more streets.   131.    1997 Def Jam (@27): Roc-A-Fella Records agreed to a 50/50 partnership and distribution deal with Def Jam. His second studio album, In My Lifetime, Vol. 1. Is released. The album debuted at #3 and most of the production is handled by Puff Daddy's production team giving the album a glossier sound than its predecessor. It was a shift from the mafioso rap themes of his first effort to a more popular sound. Critical reviews: "Though the productions are just a bit flashier and more commercial than on his debut, Jay-Z remained the tough street rapper, and even improved a bit on his flow...he struts the line between project poet and up-and-coming player" while balancing "both personas with the best rapping heard in the rap game since the deaths of 2Pac and Notorious B.I.G." (Also, in response to the sellout charge, Roc-A-Fella Records released the movie Streets Is Watching.)   132.    1998 Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life: The third studio album was released on September 29, 1998, by Roc-A-Fella Records and Def Jam Recordings. Key Development: He cracks the code. This album went on to become his most commercially successful album to date, selling over 5 million copies. Critics review: Q magazine called it "the epitome of mainstream hip hop".   133.    Audio Clip   134.    Open Comments:   135.    Question: Everybody knows someone who overcame the “streets” and is a success or should have overcome the “streets” and been a success. Who is your personal “Jay-Z”?   136.    Movie Scene: Beloved   137.    Summary: In 1873 Ohio, Sethe (Oprah Winfrey) is a mother of three haunted by her horrific slavery past and her desperate actions for freedom. As a result, Sethe's home is haunted by a furious poltergeist, which drives away her two sons. Sethe and her daughter (Kimberly Elise) endure living with the spirit for 10 more years, until an old friend, Paul D. Garner (Danny Glover), arrives to run it out. After Garner moves in, a strange woman named Beloved (Thandie Newton) enters their lives, causing turmoil.   138.    Accolades: Academy Awards, Best Costume Design: Colleen Atwood (Nominated), Chicago Film Critics, Most Promising Actress: Kimberly Elise (Winner), NAACP Image Awards, Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture: Danny Glover (Winner)   139.    Review: Demme's direction tells the story through mood and accumulation of incident, rather than through a traditional story line. His editor, Carol Littleton, takes on the difficult task of helping us find our way through the maze. Some audience members, I imagine, will not like it--will find it confusing or too convoluted. And it does not provide the kind of easy lift at the end that they might expect. Sethe's tragic story is the kind where the only happy ending is that it is over. - Roger Ebert   140.    Review: No Peace from a Brutal Legacy.  "Beloved" works on its own but is much enhanced by familiarity with the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. In so ambitiously bringing this story to the screen, Ms. Winfrey underscores a favorite, invaluable credo: read the book.  - By Janet Maslin. NY Times   141.    Fallout: 'Beloved' Tests Racial Themes At Box Office; Will This Winfrey Film Appeal to White Audiences? - By Bernard Weinraub   142.    Answer: No. Winfrey has gone on public record stating that she ate 30 pounds of macaroni and cheese when she was informed the Saturday after the movie opened that "we got beat by something called Chucky." Oprah also claimed that Beloved's failure at the box office was the worst moment in her career and brought her into a major depression. "It was the only time in my life that I was ever depressed, and I recognized that I (was) depressed because I've done enough shows (on the topic). 'Oh, this is what people must feel like who are depressed.”   143.    Open Comments   144.    Question: Favorite book-to-movie?: Call Me By Your Name/The Princess Bride/12 Years a Slave/Little Women/Mean Girls/The Shawshank Redemption/Harry Potter/Gone Girl/The Color Purple/The Wizard of Oz/Jurassic Park/The Lord of the Rings/The Godfather/THE /COLOR PURPLE/ROOTS/WAITING TO EXHALE/BELOVED/WHAT’S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT/THINK LIKE A MAN/THE WIZ/THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES/The Help/THE HELP/MALCOLM X/LADY SINGS THE BLUES/HOW STELLA GOT HER GROOVE BACK/PRECIOUS/DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS   145.    Technology that changed us: The 1990s, from Worldwide Web to Google - By David Gewirtz, ZDNET   146.    1990: The First Web Browser - Of all the technologies that changed our lives, perhaps the most profound of the last 50 years has been the web. But it was not the ability to hyperlink documents that made the most impact. Instead, it was the application that presented all that information to users, the browser. English scientist Tim Berners-Lee invented and wrote the first web browser in 1990 while employed at CERN near Geneva, Switzerland. Notables: Adobe released the first version of Photoshop in 1990.   147.    1991: Linux - On August 25, 1991, Linus Torvalds typed the following to the Minix Usenet newsgroup, and it changed everything, "I'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional..." Today, Linux runs in everything, from light bulbs to cars, to almost all TVs and phones on the market. Notable: Second generation (2G) cell phones. 2G service used digital transmission instead of analog and paved the way for SMS messaging.   148.    1992: The First Sms Text Message - December 3, 1992 engineer Neil Papworth sent a message to Richard Jarvis on a Vodafone Orbitel 901 handset. It said, "MERRY CHRISTMAS".   149.    1993: Mosaic Web Browser - It was the first browser that could display images. Mosaic was created by grad students at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) located at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Mosaic eventually became Netscape, which dominated the web (for a while, at least).   150.    1994: Amazon Founded - It started as a source for books. Notable: Sony's first PlayStation   151.    1995: Windows 95 And Ie 1.0 - Windows 95 was the first version of Windows to include IE, which would become the dominant browser for more than a decade. Notable (1): E-commerce: While the concept of e-commerce existed loosely for a few years, it was not until the 1990s that modern e-commerce was born. In 1995, both Amazon and eBay launched, and in 1999 Alibaba made its debut. Notable (2): JavaScript. SSL, and eBay   152.    1996: Palm Pilot Handheld - The first successful handheld PDA. Notable: DVD, & USB   153.    1997: Steve Jobs Returns To Apple - Apple would soon utterly transform music and telephones. Notable: MP3 players, Netflix, and Wi-Fi standard adopted.   154.    1998: Google Founded. Notable: Windows 98 and first iMac introduced.   155.    1999: The digital video recorder (DVR) was born. Notable: BlackBerry and preparing for the Y2K bug.   156.    Question: Best 90’s tech:   157.    Vote: Best/most important/favorite pop culture item from 1998?

THIS WEEK THE TUESDAY CREW PROVIDES ANOTHER MIX, AND TWAUN STARTS OFF WITH EPMD AND SLOWLY CREEPS IT INTO A DOPE 90S HIPHOP ESSENCE MIX!!!

On this episode the No Ideas Original crew talks to MicHandz about health and dealing with kidney disease. They also talk about how he joined Def Squad, the Black Lives Matter movement and working with Sean Price. Salute to MicHandz for conducting this interview while doing dialysis! Tune in!!!

Interview Actor & WU-TANG Rapper Reginald “Redman” Noble In this episode, topics covered are: · How a young inner-city kid became a Grammy nominated global star with his own TV show? · How to grow your business brand? How to use social media to your advantage? · What leadership is all about? Redman is an actor and Global super star!    Check out this earth-shattering interview I (Gibson Sylvestre) did with Redman In this episode, topics covered are: · How a young inner-city kid became a Grammy nominated global star? · How to grow your business brand? How to use social media to your advantage? · What leadership is all about? · How Redman became an actor?!    International Super-Star Actor & Rapper Reginald “Redman” Noble Biography   Grammy nominated artist Reginald “Reggie” Noble (born April 17, 1970), better known by his stage name Redman, is an American MC, rapper, DJ, record producer and actor. He came to fame in the early 1990s as an artist on the Def Jam label. In 1990, the Funk Doctor made his world debut on the EPMD album Business as Usual, appearing on the “Hardcore”. He is also well known for his collaborations with Method Man, including their starring roles in films and sitcoms. He was also a member of the Def Squad in the late 1990s. For the past two decades Redman has brought you some classic albums and some of the most energetic stage performances the world over.  Redman is also an entrepreneur as well. He has his own clothing-line and brand. His work has extended to community activism and helping the less fortunate.   About Gibson Sylvestre , MBA   Mr. Gibson Sylvestre, MBA has been coaching people to be the best version of themselves for over two decades. He has traveled to over 50 nations around the world bringing his positive message of transformation and change. He is the Chairman & CEO of  Infinite Possibilities International a top ranked business management consulting firm.       He has earned a master’s degree in Business Administration & Corporate finance. Mr. Sylvestre has challenged and distinguished himself by taking online courses at Harvard University and MIT.      He has coached professional athletes in the NBA and NFL as well as other professional sports to be peak performers. He has shared the stage with U.S. Presidential candidates, Harvard graduates, as well as top CEOs and executives. He has coached top executives as well as helped individuals overcome addiction. Gibson’s work has been featured in USA TODAY and YAHOO! FINANCE.   

Once again it's on! We kick off another heater with music from Mobb Deep & 50 Cent, The Last Emperor & Maylay Sparks, Mos Def, Gangrene, and Sean P! More old school flavor from Mad Skillz & Pete Rock, Big Daddy Kane, Rasco, and LA the Darkman! New music this week from Supreme Cerebral & Hus Kingpin, Rome Streetz, Daniel Son & Finn, RA the Rugged Man, V Don & Dark Lo, and Stove God Cook$! We finish the show this week with tracks from The Roots, Neek the Exotic, Mass Hysteria, Rugged Brood, and some unreleased music from the Def Squad! TUNE IN.

This weeks #ChinCheck finally takes a look at the last Combat Jiu Jitsu Worlds event, that featured the Featherweights. It was another GREAT event from Eddie Bravo and Victor Davila. This week: - Combat Jiu-Jitsu Worlds: The Featherweights *(Music) 'Ya'll Niggas Ain't Ready' by Def Squad - 1998

Well, this has been an interesting few days, right! There's been the Lululemon situation, Nasa may have found Earth-2. And, now Rob Gronkowski is BACK, which is all covered on this weeks #EFTV!!! BUT, we also see if 'How To Fix A Drug Scandal', is Netflix next BIG hit! AND, our Audible book of the week is the last part of Brian McClellan's 'Powder Mage' trilogy, 'The Autumn Republic'. This week: - Coronavirus idiocy - Vol.8! - Trump suspends immigration to US - More money for key workers.....HELL NO!!! - LuluLemon sour relations with China - Federer calls for merger between ATP and WTA - NASA might have found Earth2! - Gronk comes out of retirement to re-team with Brady!!! REVIEWS & RECOMMENDATIONS - TV: How To Fix A Drug Scandal - thoughts AUDIBLE - The Autumn Republic by Brian McClellan *(Music) 'Full Cooperation' by Def Squad - 1998

Guess who's back!? Vol. 2 #009 "The Most MARVELous Thing In This World (Keith Murray)" Back in the place to be off of a short hiatus for episode #009 of the Hip Hop Marvels Podcast!!!! The first Pod of 2020... Volume 2 kicks off with Dub & Rick catching up starting with recent deaths in the culture. R.I.P. Kobe Bryant & Pop Smoke. They discuss the new album 'The Allegory' by Royce da 5'9", Phase 4 of the MCU, Marvel's Voices #1 & chop it up with Def Squad/L.O.D. emcee Keith Murray!!!! Rick also blesses us with a "DID YOU KNOW?"! All of that and much more on an all new action packed Hip Hop Marvels Podcast!!!! "WE GOT IT LOCKED FROM THE BLOCK TO THE COMIC SHOP!"

Tatt opp i Vindmøllebakken, 11 november, 2019(snutter av utvalgte sanger er klippet inn for lytterenes maksimale opplevelse)Martin er tilbake i det lunkne for å snakke om hip-hopens gull alder, 90 tallet.Vi starter samtalen med en kald åpning og går litt inn på han og Aleksander Tranberg sin podcast Funny how?, så introduserer vi ukens tema og setter noen regler rundt temaet, Rakim, EPMD, snakker litt om hvordan vi ble hip-hop frelste, Ingenting, gøy med banning, Fossen musikkbutikk i Stavanger, torture skiten til Wu-Tang, Paparazzi av Xzibit, å dra mentalt tilbake til konsentrasjonsleir i Polen når du hører Killarmy, Wu tang affiliates, Wu syndicate, Shyheim, Når bror til Martin skrev brev til Wu wear, Sons of man, Buddah Monk, Brooklyn zoo, Shorty shitstain, Drink champs, Noreaga, Capone N Noreaga, å kle seg i camo klær pga Killarmy, beef i queensbridge, My infamouse life boken til Prodigy, uutgitt 152 sang, nåtiden rapmusikk, Alchemist, Cormega, å gi et album klassiker stempelet, Def Squad, vår personlige golden era, litt om tupac og biggie som vi ikke likte på 90-tallet, MTV, De første to albumene til Xzibit, Likwit crew, Rass Kass, Dead Prez, Jayo Felony, Above the law, Ice cube, westside connect gang, east mot west, hip-hop magasiner, WC the shadiest one, dirty south, Outkast, Scarface, Kriss kross, jazzy jeff and fresh prince, Martin startet nylig å samle på vinyl, å samle på ting, Ol dirty bastards, Alkaholiks, Likwidation, Tash, Killah Priest på Stavanger Sportscafe, Martin var og kommer alltid til å være en Wu-fanboy, tidlig 2000 talls underground hip-hop, horrorcore, Necro, musikken som ble spilt på fester i starten av 2000-tallet, Jedi mind tricks, Stones Throw, Freddie Gibbs mot Mf doom, Kool Keit mot Rza, Wu tang an american saga, Killa Sin, Soul in the hole, Inspecta deck, Tales from the crypt (hood) soundtrack, Duck Down, O.G.C, Starang Wondah, Beatminerz, Beatnuts, Big Pun, Remy Martin, Fat Joe, Hip-hop gangsterfilmer, hip-hop soundtracks, Lost Boyz, Canibus, Canibus vs Ll Cool J, KRS One, Redman, West Coast Gangsta shit, så må Martin på dass og vi takker for oss.God Lytting! View fullsize

Programa nº 27 del 04 de octubre de 2019 en el que sonaron temas de : LIL RUSSIA VS JAHZZMVN + MC KEA + ISMA.L186 & QUERALT LAHOZ + MCP & DANO & N WISE ALLAH + RAPSODY & GZA & D´ANGELO En el REMEMBER CLASSICS especial DEF SQUAD del disco EL NIÑO de 1998 NO TE LO PIERDAS

Grammy award Super Producer “Rockwilder” gives us an inside look into his historic run as a producer in the hip hop industry with so much contribution to the art and collaborations with Redman and Meth, Missy Elliot, Janet Jackson and ofcourse the Def Squad to name few.

Part 2 of The Def Squad Studio special. Peedi Crakk of State Property took the ride out from Philly to join the boys for an interview and give an update on his recent music and affairs. He told his story about the early days before teaming up with Sate Property and discusses the Philadelphia Hip Hop culture. Cooler Ruler Divine, formerly known as Big Dex, mic'd up to make the big reveal about a secret Lost Boyz Album featuring vocals from fallen group member Freaky Tah. We also got the run down on what it was like creating the all new Erick Sermon Album Vernia by a handful of producers and Def Squad elites that put it together. Music by DJ K Bliss. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

There aren’t many rappers deserving of a 7 hour tribute, but we’re talking Redman here. On part 2, we air our exclusive Redman interview along with countless hours of music covering his looseys, remixes and ridiculously dope collabos. We remind you how the Def Squad was a force to be reckoned with. The chemistry between Erick, Keith and Redman was a thing of beauty. We also have the Wu features, the collabos with Tame One, Kris Kross, Pete Rock, M.O.P., Meth, Eightball, Scarface and Snoop Dogg. And you know we had to throw in some surprises, too. I once said in jest we’re the “King of The Tributes,” but after this, Preem, Pete Rock, Pharoahe Monch, Wu-Tang, KRS-One, Prodigy, Atmosphere, Southern, West Coast, Indie, Philly Hip-Hop and The Native Tongues tribute, it just might be the truth.

There aren't many rappers deserving of a 7 hour tribute, but we're talking Redman here. On part 2, we hit you with countless hours of music covering his looseys, remixes and ridiculously dope collabos. We remind you how the Def Squad was a force to be reckoned with. The chemistry between Erick, Keith and Redman was a thing of beauty. We also have the Wu features, the collabos with Tame One, Kris Kross, Pete Rock, M.O.P., Meth, Eightball, Scarface and Snoop Dogg. And you know we had to throw in some surprises, too. I once said in jest we're the “King of The Tributes,” but after this, Preem, Pete Rock, Pharoahe Monch, Wu-Tang, KRS-One, Prodigy, Atmosphere, Southern, West Coast, Indie, Philly Hip-Hop and The Native Tongues tribute, it just might be the truth.

Redman is one of a kind. I really can't think of another rapper like him. Not in style, not in sound and definitely not with his personality. As I told Redman during our interview, it's hard to name another rapper of as likable as him. Redman is ridiculously funny, constantly entertaining and his energy is through the roof. Not to mention, he is honest to a fault. You have to love those qualities in a person, let alone a rapper. In terms of rapping tho, he's been doing this officially since 1990. That's almost 3 decades! Most rappers don't have that kind of longevity and certainly most haven't been able to maintain a career without their skills deteriorating. If you listen to Redman today, he's as sharp as he was back when he debuted with EPMD. During this 2-part tribute, we pay homage to Redman aka Funk Doctor Spock aka Mr. Reggie Noble. We cover the classics, the remixes and both the hip-hop and R&B collabos. We got all the Def Squad collabos too. We cover the joints with Cypress Hill, KRS-One, Boyz II Men, Wu Tang, D'Angelo, LL Cool J all the way to MC Eiht. A rapper of this magnitude deserves a proper tribute, which is why we decided to make this into a 2-parter. On Part 2, we feature our Redman interview, as well as few more necessary mixes to help properly celebrate his career. You can currently stream that interview on our Vevo channel www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfOs8fo0nIk if you don't wish to wait for part 2. Part 1 is just a taste, so stay tuned as we got more dope shit in store for our Redman tribute.

Redman is one of a kind. I really can’t think of another rapper like him. Not in style, not in sound and definitely not with his personality. As I told Redman during our interview, it’s hard to name another rapper of as likable as him. Redman is ridiculously funny, constantly entertaining and his energy is through the roof. Not to mention, he is honest to a fault. You have to love those qualities in a person, let alone a rapper. In terms of rapping tho, he’s been doing this officially since 1990. That’s almost 3 decades! Most rappers don't have that kind of longevity and certainly most haven't been able to maintain a career without their skills deteriorating. If you listen to Redman today, he’s as sharp as he was back when he debuted with EPMD. During this 2-part tribute, we pay homage to Redman aka Funk Doctor Spock aka Mr. Reggie Noble. We cover the classics, the remixes and both the hip-hop and R&B collabos. We got all the Def Squad collabos too. We cover the joints with Cypress Hill, KRS-One, Boyz II Men, Wu Tang, D'Angelo, LL Cool J all the way to MC Eiht. A rapper of this magnitude deserves a proper tribute, which is why we decided to make this into a 2-parter. On Part 2, we feature our Redman interview, as well as few more necessary mixes to help properly celebrate his career. You can currently stream that interview on our Vevo channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfOs8fo0nIk if you don’t wish to wait for part 2. Part 1 is just a taste, so stay tuned as we got more dope shit in store for our Redman tribute.

The Bums finally discuss country music and horses.  (And review Def Squad's 1998 album 'El Niño', joined by guest Andrew Allen).

From EPMD to Def Squad, Erick Sermon is a beast. This week we dig into the records that helped make beats that secured his place in the hall of the greatest to do it. Hear us each week on : KRSM radio 98.9 a low power FM station in South Minneapolis, Monday's 10-11 pm and Saturday 9-10 PM Converge Radio 99.9 in Eau Claire Wisconsin, Wednesday's 10-11 pm WFNU Frogtown 94.1 in St. Paul, Thursday's 9-10 Find us on: Twitter: @dasampleculture Facebook: @sampleculture98.9 KRSM: krsmradio.org/sample-culture/ Sleeper Original Music: Soundcloud: www.S-L-E-E-P-E-R.com Bandcamp: sleeper-mpls.bandcamp.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sampleculture/support

#ThisWeekInHiphop #Africa We start of by beseeching you to GIVE/DONATE selflessly to enable Africa's dopest lyricists have a home where they find the zeal & encouragement to continue to create the beautiful music we love. https://www.gofundme.com/vkyp2-setting-up-africa039s-internet-rap-radio-station  On the sophomore episode we come with more in-depth info on our currently running shows and the various time they air (West African Time);    - PEPR (Saturdays 10am)  - Africa 10 (Saturday 10pm)  - Nigga Factory (Saturdays midnight)  - The Ryan Show (Sundays 6pm)   Others include "Beatmentalism" which airs DAILY from 11.59pm to 6am (West African Time).    We shout out to our extended family for their love and support especially for shouting us out on their various platforms;   - ChuckD (Public Enemy/Prophets of Rage).  - Mikko, Amia & Giana the trio at PEPR show.  - R.J. Payne & Chrissy Mac from EIMG.  - The Ryan Show team; Ryan, Dave & Mr. Cheeks (of the Lost Boyz fame).  - Erick Sermon (EPMD co-founder & Def Squad owner/CEO).  - Speech (Arrested Development founder).   All this and much more.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rapradioafrica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rapradioafrica/support

Clicquot Vision Radio is back to discuss the current state of the Def Squad and reminisce on some of their memorable moments and tracks! Available now on all podcast platforms!

Tracks from : Def Squad feat. Biz Markie - Das EFX - James Brown - Nubiyan Twist - Yesterdays New Quintet - Nick Holder - Anomalie - The Politik - Jurassic 5 - Djavan - René & Angela - 113 - Masta Ace - Convertion - Sweet Thunder - War

Hip hop legend Jamal/Mally G of Illegal and Def Squad calls in and chops it up with Wes and Mellow V --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tavon-prince-nelson/support

Get familiar with rising indie hip hop recording artist RHYME SCHEME! Rhyme Scheme is originally from Detroit, MI and moved out to Los Angeles, California to pursue his career in entertainment. Rhyme Scheme has built a major name for himself while being stationed on the West Coast, and has collaborated on songs with some of the heaviest hitters in the game such as Keith Murray of Def Squad, Yukmouth of The Luniz, Tupac Shakur's brother Mopreme, Young Noble of 2Pac'sOutlawz, the legendary Spice 1, Bad Azz and Kurupt of Da Dogg Pound Gangstaz, and the list goes on and on. He's even shared the stage with artists such as Domino, former No Limit artist Young Bleed, Jayo Felony and more! Due to the success of the 2015 viral hit single “Progression” by Rhyme Scheme featuring Armageddon of the late Big Pun's Terror Squad and indie hip hop Detroit star Revolver. Rhyme Scheme and “Geddy” (Armageddon) have decided to team up yet again to duplicate the success of the past single, this time by working on and releasing a full joint project together titled RHYMAGEDDON slated for a May 2017 release

We have one of the most exciting, informative and legendary guest interviews in the show's history - Erick Sermon! The Green-Eyed Bandit is an open book and doesn't hesitate to "go there" on many topics you'll want to hear about. We talk about the early years of meeting PMD and landing their first record deal for $1500. We talk about how Russell brought them to Def Jam and then how Clive Davis forked over a cool 4 million to sign Erick after Music had dropped. We talk about touring with Run-DMC. We talk Craig Mack, Biggie, 50 Cent, Lyor Cohen, Ludacris, Nas and of course, Redman. We touch on the PMD beef and the possibility of a reunion. Erick says his best years of his life was when they broke-up and he went solo. We find out that Erick and Ice Cube were best friends and that E helped him prepare for going solo as well. We find out that Dr. Dre had originally turned down the opportunity to remix "The Platform" by Dilated Peoples, so E stepped in and cashed out after making the beat in just 30 minutes. We also learn many great (GOAT) producers turned down to work with Shaq, but Erick was game. We talk about Erick's rim shop and what it meant to Atlanta and specifically, the hip-hop scene. And yes, Keith Murray kicked David Banner out of the shop once too! Erick doesn't hold back about anything. Whether he was messing around with Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes or Wendy Williams, he goes there. We learn Eric B. is still the guy to get things done and was responsible for getting Marvin Gaye's family to clear the sample. We talk Def Squad and learn Erick isn't a big fan of their cover of Rapper's Delight. We find out how Red & Meth also derailed the Def Squad. And we finally find out why we aren't hearing more of Erick and Redman. This description sounds like we're giving it all away, but we haven't even scratched the surface. You don't want to miss this interview!

We have one of the most exciting, informative and legendary guest interviews in the show's history - Erick Sermon! The Green-Eyed Bandit is an open book and doesn't hesitate to "go there" on many topics you'll want to hear about. We talk about the early years of meeting PMD and landing their first record deal for $1500. We talk about how Russell brought them to Def Jam and then how Clive Davis forked over a cool 4 million to sign Erick after Music had dropped. We talk about touring with Run-DMC. We talk Craig Mack, Biggie, 50 Cent, Lyor Cohen, Ludacris, Nas and of course, Redman. We touch on the PMD beef and the possibility of a reunion. Erick says his best years of his life was when they broke-up and he went solo. We find out that Erick and Ice Cube were best friends and that E helped him prepare for going solo as well. We find out that Dr. Dre had originally turned down the opportunity to remix "The Platform" by Dilated Peoples, so E stepped in and cashed out after making the beat in just 30 minutes. We also learn many great (GOAT) producers turned down to work with Shaq, but Erick was game. We talk about Erick's rim shop and what it meant to Atlanta and specifically, the hip-hop scene. And yes, Keith Murray kicked David Banner out of the shop once too! Erick doesn't hold back about anything. Whether he was messing around with Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes or Wendy Williams, he goes there. We learn Eric B. is still the guy to get things done and was responsible for getting Marvin Gaye's family to clear the sample. We talk Def Squad and learn Erick isn't a big fan of their cover of Rapper's Delight. We find out how Red & Meth also derailed the Def Squad. And we finally find out why we aren't hearing more of Erick and Redman. This description sounds like we're giving it all away, but we haven't even scratched the surface. You don't want to miss this interview!

31 episodes ago we hit you with the first installment Respect The Architects. On II, we pay homage to the legendary Slick Rick, Beastie Boys and EPMD. In addition, we have one of the most exciting, informative and legendary guest interviews in the show's history - Erick Sermon! The Green-Eyed Bandit is an open book and doesn't hesitate to "go there" on many topics you'll want to hear about. We talk about the early years of meeting PMD and landing their first record deal for $1500. We talk about how Russell brought them to Def Jam and then how Clive Davis forked over a cool 4 million to sign Erick after Music had dropped. We talk about touring with Run-DMC. We talk Craig Mack, Biggie, 50 Cent, Lyor Cohen, Ludacris, Nas and of course, Redman. We touch on the PMD beef and the possibility of a reunion. Erick says his best years of his life was when they broke-up and he went solo. We find out that Erick and Ice Cube were best friends and that E helped him prepare for going solo as well. We find out that Dr. Dre had originally turned down the opportunity to remix "The Platform" by Dilated Peoples, so E stepped in and cashed out after making the beat in just 30 minutes. We also learn many great (GOAT) producers turned down to work with Shaq, but Erick was game. We talk about Erick's rim shop and what it meant to Atlanta and specifically, the hip-hop scene. And yes, Keith Murray kicked David Banner out of the shop once too! Erick doesn't hold back about anything. Whether he was messing around with Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes or Wendy Williams, he goes there. We learn Eric B. is still the guy to get things done and was responsible for getting Marvin Gaye's family to clear the sample. We talk Def Squad and learn Erick isn't a big fan of their cover of Rapper's Delight. We find out how Red & Meth also derailed the Def Squad. And we finally find out why we aren't hearing more of Erick and Redman. This description sounds like I gave it all away, but we haven't even scratched the surface. You don't want to miss this interview!

31 episodes ago we hit you with the first installment Respect The Architects. On II, we pay homage to the legendary Slick Rick, Beastie Boys and EPMD. In addition, we have one of the most exciting, informative and legendary guest interviews in the show's history - Erick Sermon! The Green-Eyed Bandit is an open book and doesn't hesitate to "go there" on many topics you'll want to hear about. We talk about the early years of meeting PMD and landing their first record deal for $1500. We talk about how Russell brought them to Def Jam and then how Clive Davis forked over a cool 4 million to sign Erick after Music had dropped. We talk about touring with Run-DMC. We talk Craig Mack, Biggie, 50 Cent, Lyor Cohen, Ludacris, Nas and of course, Redman. We touch on the PMD beef and the possibility of a reunion. Erick says his best years of his life was when they broke-up and he went solo. We find out that Erick and Ice Cube were best friends and that E helped him prepare for going solo as well. We find out that Dr. Dre had originally turned down the opportunity to remix "The Platform" by Dilated Peoples, so E stepped in and cashed out after making the beat in just 30 minutes. We also learn many great (GOAT) producers turned down to work with Shaq, but Erick was game. We talk about Erick's rim shop and what it meant to Atlanta and specifically, the hip-hop scene. And yes, Keith Murray kicked David Banner out of the shop once too! Erick doesn't hold back about anything. Whether he was messing around with Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes or Wendy Williams, he goes there. We learn Eric B. is still the guy to get things done and was responsible for getting Marvin Gaye's family to clear the sample. We talk Def Squad and learn Erick isn't a big fan of their cover of Rapper's Delight. We find out how Red & Meth also derailed the Def Squad. And we finally find out why we aren't hearing more of Erick and Redman. This description sounds like I gave it all away, but we haven't even scratched the surface. You don't want to miss this interview!

MULTI-PLATINUM PRODUCER AND MEMBER OF THE ICONIC GROUP EPMD ERICK SERMON ALONG WITH PRODUCERS TY FYFFE AND ROCKWILDER ENGAGE IN AN INSIGHTFUL CONVERSATION WITH @ITSIMANIROSE.

Outlaw and Yinka attempt to make the debut album by the supergroup, Def Squad (featuring Redman, Erick Sermon, and Keith Murray) a classic on a fan sourced episode that takes us back to it's 1998 release. #80zBabies

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Brooklyn emcee RJ Payne. Payne discusses signing to Def Squad, his “Murder In Less Than 60 Seconds“ mixtape, and more. Follow RJ Payne @iamrjpayne Follow PoPolitickin @popolitickin

The Heat Holderz Bring The Payne . . . R.J. Payne Again Recorded 1/8/18 with the newest member of the legendary Def Squad as he breaks down his approach to his viral sensations The Murder in less than 60 seconds Freestyles, The Mixtape compilation and its sequel. Payne also gives some insight to the upcoming album My Beautiful Payne. All music on this episode was produced by The ProNoun Pa. Dre Beats It’s The Tape Y’all, Home of the emcee, where Everything is Hip-Hop #Respect Heat Holderz

He is a man who goes by many names. You may know him as E-Double, you may know him as Easy Erick, or even the Green-Eyed Bandit. He is none other than Erick Sermon. Starting out in the late 80s as one half of the legendary hip-hop duo EPMD as well as the original member of Def Squad crew, Erick is currently working on a very exciting project featuring artists such as Pharrell, Ghost Face, Redman, and many, many others. In this episode, Zach and Steven have an in depth discussion on his upcoming album, the "golden age" of hip-hop, and his many collaborations with other artists. Donate to his kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2019882704/a-new-erick-sermon-album

Tracklist : -50 Cent : In da club (2003) -Christina Aguilera, Lil’ Kim, Mya & Pink : Lady marmelade (2001) -Doc Gynéco : Viens voir le docteur (Dirty Moog mix) (1996) -Fat Joe, Joe Budden & Joe : Not your average Joe (2004) -The Fugees feat. Steve Marley : No woman no cry (remix) (1996) -Marques Houston feat. R. Kelly : That girl (remix) (2003) -Rocca : Mon hip-hop mon royaume (1997) -Ludacris feat. Shawnna : Stand up (2003) -Puff Daddy feat. Mario Winans & Hezekiah Walker : Best friend (1999) -Rohff feat. Intouchable : Ca fait plaisir (2004) -Fabolous feat. Nate Dogg : Can’t deny it (2001) -Ice Cube : True to the game (1991) -India.Arie feat. Akon : I am not my hair (2006) -Def Squad feat. Biz Markie : The game (1998) -K-Rhyme Le Roi : La qibla (2000)

On this episode, I talk about my favorite projects of 2017; ranging from Hip-Hop to R&B. I also talk about Kanye & Cudi's collab album possibly dropping on New Years day which never happened, but oh well! Finally I reflect on the very first week on BYNK Radio & how I appreciate being apart of it! I hope all of you have a Happy New Year...Chase & capture those dreams! 2018 is here! Follow me on Instagram/Twitter: @isiddavis Also follow thesocialintrovertpodcast on Instagram Send emails to: thesocialintrovertpodcast@gmail.com Intro Song: MF DOOM - Thank Yah Outro Song: Redman - Make No Sense (Feat. Def Squad)

This episode is all about the Hit Squad and the then formed Def Squad! The Core Members Erick Sermon Parrish Smith K-Solo Redman Das EFX Keith Murray Jamal The Albums, The Songs, The Impact on Hip Hop … there's even Shadz of Lino, Illegal, and L.O.D Talk Pack a Lunch this is a LONG one … THREE HOURS! Listen in chunks, take it on a ride, clean up your house, but you dont want to miss out on this one! Support this podcast

Tracklist : -Outkast : Ms. Jackson (2000) -Panjabi MC : Mundian to bach ke (2003) -Shurik’n feat. 3ème Oeil & Sista Micky : Y’a pas le choix (1998) -Blazah Blahzay : Danger (1995) -Missy Elliott : On & on (2005) -Ice Cube : Check yo self (The message remix) (1992) -Angie Martinez feat. clef Jean : Coast 2 coast (Suavemente) (2001) -Kelis feat. Nas : In public (2002) -Will Smith : Just crusin’ (1997) -Def Squad feat. Jamal : Count down (1998) -Ms. Dynamite : It takes no more (Bloodshy main mix) (2002) -Matt Houston feat. Big Ali : Midas touch (2006) -Rohff : R.O.H.F.F. (2001) -A Tribe Called Quest : Oh my god (1994) -Public Enemy : Don’t believe the hype (1988)

Hip Hop artist Redman joins hosts Brandon "Killabh" Hall and Erin Ashley Simon for the fourth episode of Grass Routes Podcast. The Jersey native talks about Def Squad, How High 2 and being involved in the women's heels/shoes business. Join our free Grass Routes Chat Group on GroupMe to continue discussing this episode: https://groupme.com/join_group/37511634/hNQof6 Follow us on Social Media Grass Routes Podcast IG: www.instagram.com/grassroutespodcast/ Twitter: twitter.com/GrassRoutesPod Facebook: www.facebook.com/grassroutespodcast/ Erin Ashley Simon Twitter: twitter.com/erinasimon IG: www.instagram.com/erinasimon/ Brandon "Killabh" Hall Twitter: twitter.com/killabh Instagram: www.instagram.com/killabh/ Additional team members: Wayne Evans, Naz Whipper, Jeff Robinson, Bam Leon

PLAYLIST CHOSEN BY YOU THE LISTENERS! 1. DJ MISS C BROWN – RePPiN4U INTRO 2. IT'S LIKE THAT/EVERYBODY ON THE LINE OUTSIDE – Opening 3. REDMAN – Funkorama 4. KEITH MURRAY – The Most Beautifullest... 5. RAH DIGGA – Tight 6. BUSTA RHYMES – Genesis 7. KEITH MURRAY – The Rhyme 8. REDMAN – Wenicumaround 9. FLIPMODE SQUAD – Run 4 Cover 10. ERICK SERMON F/ KEITH MURRAY/HURRICANE G – Tell Em 11. EPMD – You're a Customer 12. JAMAL – Fades Em All 13. RAH DIGGA F/ OUTSIDAZ – The Last Word 14. FATT FATHER F/ GUILTY SIMPSON/SEAN PRICE/ROC MARCIANO – Grime 15. EPMD – The Headbanger 16. YOU WANT A BOX – interlude 17. FLIPMODE SQUAD – Whatcha Come Around Here For? 18. ERICK SERMON – Music 19. THE UN – Avenue 20. REDMAN F/ KEITH MURRAY – Cosmic Slop 21. ROC MARCIANO – Death Parade 22. JAMAL – Genetic For Terror 23. KEITH MURRAY – What a Feeling 24. CYPRESS HILL F/ ERICK SERMON/REDMAN - Throw Your Hands In the Air 25. BUSTA RHYMES F/ EMINEM – Calm Down 26. RAH DIGGA F/ NOTORIOUS B.I.G. - Party N Bullsh!t 27. KEITH MURRAY – No Exceptions 28. REDMAN – Soopaman Luva II 29. FLIPMODE SQUAD MEETS DEF SQUAD 30. GET LIFTED - Closing

In part 2 of our sit down with Gordo we talk about him and Noah "40" Shebib meeting and their friendship, Gordo's "Essential studio rules", him going to New York to work with the DEF Squad and Guillahouse and much more....

Showtime and Eesh Rock kick it with Keith Murray in this episode. In this conversation Keith talks about his history as a member of the Def Squad with Eric Sermon and Redman. He also discusses his place in Hip Hop history as one of the illest battle MC's, and a lot more. Showtime and Eesh Rock also kick it about which year was the best in Hip Hop. Was it 1987, or was it 1994? Eesh Rock gives a rundown on the latest album releases and Showtime has a Hip Hop confession that you will find hard to believe.

In this episode of LOTR the Lasers discuss Rihanna vs. Teairra Mari, Rihanna’s many hits and also her general queendom. Jay reflects on hours spent researching elderly strangers’ prescription medication (to what end? you decide). Speaking of the elderly (jk jk), Def Squad members are discussed, Mike puts Akil onto Hurricane G and Jay wonders about Erick Sermon’s brush with a window. The Lasers move on to such hot topics as club etiquette (fingers in the face is a no-no) and mumblerap and its founding father (none other than 50 Cent, they posit). The subject of durags emerges, specifically as durags relate to Memphis Bleek but then also to everyone else. Captain America is painted as hero by Akil, villain by Jay, and as a possible and probable racist by Mike. Speaking of probable racists (Clint Eastwood – jk jk), Akil does a mean spaghetti western whistle. Finally, as the conversation winds down, Mike claims to enunciate but clearly doesn’t.

TODAYS SHOW KICKS OF WITH MONGO SKUNK INTRO AS WE TELL THE TRUTH SHAME THE DEVIL THREW COMBO OR MUSSIC AS PEOPLE OF GOD JAH ALLAH WE MUST TAKE A STAND AND EXPOSE THINGS THATS AGAINGST GODS LAWS TELL THE TRUTH SHAME THE DEVIL: INTRO:MONGO SKUNKDEF SQUAD:BET FREESTYLESNOOP DOGG/KENDTICK LAMAR/XZIBIT/KURUPT/E-40/DJ QUICK:BET WEST  COAST CYPERICE CUBE FT NAS & SCARFACE:GANGSTA MUSIC MADE ME DO ITLADY STUNNA FT BIG STRESS:NIGGAS DONT WANT ITETERNIA MOSS FT RAH DIGGA & RAGE:BBQBOBBY SHMURDA:HOT NIGGAQaNAIRY DIAMONDS:HOT NIGGA COVERETERNIA MOSS FT TIYE PHONIX & JANE GRAE:BBQPENTHOUSE BOYZHOLLYWOOD STORM/POP BALLA & MO MONEY BAGZ:N.W.MCPO FT MC REN:BALLAD OF A MENACEMEDUSA:I SEE UCOLD 187 FT TOO $HORT & E40:HUSTLE HARDDA SQUAD:PATTY CAKESTERROR FABULOUS:GANGSTAQUEEN IFRICIA:GENOCIDERICHIE SPICE:OPEN THE DOORTANYA STEPHENS:THESE STREETSBOB MARLEY:POSTIVE VIBRATIONANTHONY B:BAD FROM LONG TIMEBUJU BANTON:BOOM BYE BYEBRYAN ART FT QUEEN IFRICA:MURDER THEM A PLAYELEPHANT MAN:JAMAICACAPLETON:BUN OUT DI CHIBOB MARLEY:RASTAMAN CHANTSHABBA RANKS:WINEY WINEYDJ QUICK & KURUPT:9 TIMES OUTA 10E-MAJOR:AINT IT FUNNYFABOLOUS & JADA KISS:WICKED(FREESTYLE)HONEY DINERO:I LIKE IT

This week we welcome a very special guest to the show Hip Hop icon and pioneer … DJ Spinderella! (Yes … Push it, Spinderella cut it up one time … not a fella but a girl DJ, Shake your thang video Spinderella!!) LOL Join us as we discuss, The New York Knicks, What happened to the DJ and Groups in Hip Hop … DJ'ing in Heels my 1995 Hip Hop Time warp and breaking news about the Def Squad! All of that as well as the first game of “Name the DJ”, of course Spinderella answers the Fifth Also you will get the top 5 Childhood games we played outside in the outro Fun to be had by all, give it a listen, comment, Facebook it, Retweet it … enjoy #appreciation Spinderella Podcast it up one time!! Support this podcast

The continuation of the conversation with @12Kyle and @RashanJamal The three of us discuss Golden, Silver, and BronzeHip Hop music including: Self Destruction Flavor in your ear remix Big and Jay-Z Redman and the Def Squad Support this podcast

Hello and welcome to another episode of HotDogDayz Radio. This time around is a lot like the last...and the one before that...and the time before that too...and...well, you get it. Nathan doesn't chat it up that much this episode though, but you'll still get a heaping helping of punk, hardcore, and rap music; old and new. Hope you dig it! As always, thanks so much for listening. If you feel like getting in touch, please do. Contact info listed after playlist... Playlist: Last Crusade – Personne The 4 Skins – City Boy Negative Approach – Hypocrite Sick Of It All – Clobberin’ Timet Malik B & Mr. Green – Dolla Bill Malik B & Mr. Green – Devil Mutual Daps – Words From the Agency (feat. Agentstriknine, prod. & cuts by DJ EonsOne) The Alkaholiks – Let it Out Smif-N-Wessun – Wontime Czarface (Inspectah Deck and 7L & Esoteric) – World Premier (feat. Large Professor) Czarface – Ka-Bang! (feat.MF Doom) Mutual Daps – Gimmie Back My Slurpee (feat. Z-Man, cuts by DJ Quest) Ivy – A Bum and a Playboy No –Toil G.L.O.S.S. – Masculine Aritfice Dregs – Skin Vaaska – Religion Destruccion Mind Control – Dig Fatigue – Bat Face Mad Existence – M.E. Stomp Society Abuse – Violent Crimes Busted Outlook – Road Block True Vision – True Vision Busta Rhymes – Flipmode Squad vs. Def Squad (feat. Jamal [Mally G], Redman, Keith Murray, Rampage, and Lord Have Mercy Check out www.HotDogDayz.com for zines and other biz. Follow Nathan on Twitter at: @OMG_NOB

BDSIR NETWORK PRESENTS Another headbanging episode of the Uncut, Unedited RePPiN4U Hip Hop Show! BANGERS GALORE! PUT HOSPITALS ON NOTICE! Plus the BET CYPHER that everyone is talking about featuring DEF SQUAD! www.facebook.com/RePPiN4U Follow me on the twitter @MZATheInfamous @BDSIR_NETWORK PLAYLIST: 1. DJ MISS C BROWN - Intro 2. JADAKISS F/ SWIZZ BEATZ - Jason 3. BRANIAC BEATS F/ GREY, EL GANT, VVS VERBAL & BEKAY - B Blessed 4. BISHOP LAMONT - Shoot Em Up 5. VIKTOR RASIIA F/ GOV MAG - 36 Chamberz 6. TALIB KWELI, 9th WONDER F/ RAPSODY - Every Ghetto 7. 7EVEN SPHEREZ F/ HELL RAZAH/LORD FURY/MOON CRICKETS - 7th Level 8. DEF SQUAD - BET Cypher 9. SEMI HENDRIX F/ KURUPT - M.A.S.H. 10. MED, BLU & MADLIB F/ PHONTE & LIKEWISE - Finer Things 11. THE GAME - Documentary 2 12. ELZHI - P.S. 13. TERMANOLOGY F/ SEAN PRICE/LIL FAME/RUSTE JUXX/PAPOOSE - Get Off the Ground - (DJ Premier REMIX)

The Soul & Food Afterwork Tous les mercredis au Sanz de 18H à 5H Plus d'infos: www.facebook.com/thesoulfoodafterwork Soundcloud @the-soul-food-afterwork-1 Tracklisting: 01. Donell Jones - Put Me Down 02. Jaheim - Just In Case 03. Tyrese - She Let's Me Be A Man 04. Vibe - Tonight Is The Night (Feat. Mark Middleton) 05. Donell Jones - If U Want 06. Carl Thomas - She Is (Feat. LL Cool J) 07. Imajin - Shorty You Keep Playin With My Mind (Main Pass) (Feat. Keith Murray) 08. Shola Ama - You're The One I Love 09. Mary J. Blige - Real Love (Original 12" Hip Hop Club Mix) 10. Jodeci - Get on up (Def Squad remix) 11. Aaliyah - Throw Your Hands Up 12. Dru Hill - In My Bed (Feat. Jermaine Dupri & Da Brat ) (So So Def Remix) 13. Tatyana Ali - Daydreamin 14. Ginuwine - When Doves Cry 15. 50 Cent - Thug Love (Feat. Destiny's Child) 16. Jay-Z - Can't Knock the Hustle (Feat. Mary J. Blige) 17. A Tribe Called Quest - Find a Way 18. Redman - On Fire 19. Junior M.A.F.I.A. - Get Money 20. Lil' Kim - Crush on You (Feat. Lil Cease & Notorious B.I.G.) 21. Busta Rhymes Ft. Zhane - It's a Party 22. LL Cool J - Hey Lover (featuring Boyz II Men) 23. The Fugees - Killing Me Softly 24. Janet Jackson - Got Til It'S Gone 25. Blackstreet - No Diggity (Feat. Dr. Dre & Queen Pen) 26. TLC - Creep 27. Allure & Nas - Head Over Heas 28. Eric Benet and Faith Evans - Georgy Porgy 29. Corneille - Avec Classe 30. Janet Jackson - Doesn't Really Matter 31. Justin Timberlake - Senorita 32. Beyonce - Naughty Girl 33. Ciara - Goodies (Feat. Petey Pablo) 34. Trey Songz - Nana

Interview + Mix Erick Sermon in BRTZ Show on Radio Campus (Paris) http://bearyteez.blogspot.com/ Mix with EPMD, Redman, Too Short, Def Squad...

With Alfonzo Hunter, Afrodisiac, Xscape, TLC, Trey Songz, Kanye West, Clipse, Red Café, Vado & Cam'Ron, Dr. Dre, Royce Da 5'9'', Rah Digga, Def Squad, Rick Ross....

Back with a great show featuring new bangers and some eclectic music thrown in the mix. This week I premiere new tracks from FRESH VETZ, CYMARSHALL LAW, JO JO PELLIGRINO, BLAQKOUT (DJ Quik & Kurupt) and JOE BUDDEN. Classic cuts from DEF SQUAD, MAIN SOURCE, ICE CUBE and CRU round out the vibe. The first guest to ever appear on THE ZRO HOUR, NUCOMME, returns to drop wisdom and promote her upcoming tribute show to funk/soul/fusion pioneer, BETTY DAVIS. PLAYLIST YA'LL NIGGAS AIN'T READY- Def Squad (Erick Sermon, Redman & Keith Murray) DISCRIMINATION- Cymarshall Law feat. Skit Slam WHAT U PUT IN- Fresh Vetz (Dashah & DJ Pause) KEEP ON- Joe Budden TRIPLE HOMICIDE- Jo Jo Pelligrino feat. Sean Price & Inspektah Deck 100% DUNDEE/UMI SAYS/ADRENALINE- The Roots feat. Mos Def (LIVE) JUST HANGING OUT- Main Source JUST ANOTHER CASE- Cru feat. Slick Rick COME ALIVE (War of the Roses)- Janelle Monae INTERVIEW WITH NUCOMME ANTI LOVE SONG- Betty Davis SHOO-B-DOOP AND COP HIM- Betty DAvis ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE PROJECTS- Ice Cube THE APPEAL- Blaqkout (DJ Quik & Kurupt) YELE- Wyclef Jean

On this five hour opus we have: Raekwon The Chef joins us for one of his most focused interviews to date, exploring such intimate topics as his relationship with RZA, his reluctance to ever be involved with another Wu Tang Clan album,Dr Dre and Detox, punching Joe Budden and a whole lot more. Redman is in exhilarated spirits as he kicks down the Conspiracy studio door and talks us through his career, thoughts of leaving the game, his new album and everything else you would expect from one of hip hop's most energetic energy drinks personified. We think we also have a new listener here! Check it. Jedi Mind Tricks are in the building as Vinnie Paz takes time out to deliver a classic, comprehensive overview of the career of one of hip hop's most successful independent groups. This one is a pure classic and a MUST LISTEN for all JMT fans worldwide - spread this where you can! Army Of The Pharaohs have a new album on the horizon and Celph Titled steps up to break down the science of the group in 2009 as well as discussing group friction, internet "beefs", rumors and lies and more in this candid and all-inclusive rare interview. AOTP followers spread the word like a prophet! Shyhiem passes through to talk Bottom Up, his new album and life as a man who has spent his entire life growing up alongside the music industry. His heart pumps the same enthusiasm that it did when he was labeled as a "young rapper" and people should all be on the lookout for that new album coming early 10 Sha Stimuli steps in to explain why he feels that the world didn't give him the all-out respect and love that he deserved for his commendable "12 mixtapes in one year" feat. Considered by some to be an often overlooked but massively talented artist, it was a pleasure to talk to Sha in the hope that even more people will reach out and SHOW that they recognise this guys none stop talent. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Fashawn joins us live from his hotel lobby on tour with Ghostface Killah to chat "Boy Meets World", his new sophomore release. Notice a marked difference in Fashawn this time around - a true sign that the Boy has definitely met much more of the World since last time we spoke. Legendary. Enjoy and keep letting us know you are out there! Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Montana Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mista_montana Montana Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/realmontana Menace Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/menaceuk Conspiracy Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/conspiracyradio Friday Night Twitter: http://twitter.com/conspiracyfm If you appreciate what we do please give what you can and we will be here forever!

On this five hour opus we have: Raekwon The Chef joins us for one of his most focused interviews to date, exploring such intimate topics as his relationship with RZA, his reluctance to ever be involved with another Wu Tang Clan album,Dr Dre and Detox, punching Joe Budden and a whole lot more. Redman is in exhilarated spirits as he kicks down the Conspiracy studio door and talks us through his career, thoughts of leaving the game, his new album and everything else you would expect from one of hip hop's most energetic energy drinks personified. We think we also have a new listener here! Check it. Jedi Mind Tricks are in the building as Vinnie Paz takes time out to deliver a classic, comprehensive overview of the career of one of hip hop's most successful independent groups. This one is a pure classic and a MUST LISTEN for all JMT fans worldwide - spread this where you can! Army Of The Pharaohs have a new album on the horizon and Celph Titled steps up to break down the science of the group in 2009 as well as discussing group friction, internet "beefs", rumors and lies and more in this candid and all-inclusive rare interview. AOTP followers spread the word like a prophet! Shyhiem passes through to talk Bottom Up, his new album and life as a man who has spent his entire life growing up alongside the music industry. His heart pumps the same enthusiasm that it did when he was labeled as a "young rapper" and people should all be on the lookout for that new album coming early 10 Sha Stimuli steps in to explain why he feels that the world didn't give him the all-out respect and love that he deserved for his commendable "12 mixtapes in one year" feat. Considered by some to be an often overlooked but massively talented artist, it was a pleasure to talk to Sha in the hope that even more people will reach out and SHOW that they recognise this guys none stop talent. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Fashawn joins us live from his hotel lobby on tour with Ghostface Killah to chat "Boy Meets World", his new sophomore release. Notice a marked difference in Fashawn this time around - a true sign that the Boy has definitely met much more of the World since last time we spoke. Legendary. Enjoy and keep letting us know you are out there! Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Montana Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mista_montana Montana Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/realmontana Menace Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/menaceuk Conspiracy Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/conspiracyradio Friday Night Twitter: http://twitter.com/conspiracyfm If you appreciate what we do please give what you can and we will be here forever!

1.Onyx - Veronica2.Cappadonna - Milk This Cow3.Onyx ft Dmx - Shut Em Down and Remix w Big Pun4.Cam'ron - Glory5.Busta Rhymes - Everybody Rise6.DMX - Niggaz Done Started Something7.DMX - We Don't Give A Fuck8.Cocoa Brovaz - Bucktown Usa9.Outkast - Aquemini10.Pete Rock ft Ms Jones - Soul Survivor11.Big Punisher ft Black Thought - Super Lyrical12.The Lox - Let's Start Rap Over13.The Firm - Phone Tap14.Brand Nubian - The Return15.Def Squad ft Jamal - Countdown16.Busta Rhymes - Tear The Roof Off17.Dr Dre and LL Cool J - Zoom18.Gang Starr - You Know My Steez19.Lost Boyz ft Canibus - Beast From The East20.Redman - Get It Live21.Mos Def and Talib Kweli - Definition22.Paula Perry - Extra, Extra23.Fat Joe ft Va - John Blaze24.Pete Rock ft Inspectah Deck and Kurupt - Tru Master25.Ras Kass - Rasassination26.Xzibit ft Ras Kass - 3 Card Molly27.Big Punisher - Beware28.Big Punisher ft Noreaga - You Came Up29.Def Squad - Guest List30.Canibus - Patriots31.Eminem - Role Model32.Ice Cube - Pushin Weight33.M.O.P. - My Kinda Nigga34.Mic Geronimo - Usual Suspects35.Method Man - Step By Step36.Noreaga ft Va - Banned From TV37.Charli Baltimore ft Noreaga and Cam'Ron - NBC38.Big L - Ebonics39.Timbaland ft Jay-Z - Lobster and Shrimp40.Jay-Z - It's Like That41.Noreaga - Mathmatics (Esta Loca)42.Natural Elements - Mayday43.A Tribe Called Quest - Find A Way44.Canibus - Second Round K.O.45.The Firm - Desperado46.Cam'Ron ft DMX - Pull It47.Cam'ron - Horse and Carriage48.Cam'ron - Horse and Carriage (remix)49.Kurupt - We Can Freak It50.Outkast ft Raekwon - Skew It On The Bar-B