Review of Snoop’s first album in The Source, which was treated with a so-so rating (compared to the 4.5 mics of Enter The Wu-Tang in the same issue), thus giving us another proof of their legendary east-coast biais. February 1994.
Snoop & Kurupt : Nuthin but a freestyle mix
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Interview with Dred Scott. Regarding the author, I would guess that Dr Bombay was an alias for Tracii McGregor, a regular contributor to Rap Pages who was also credited on Dred Scott’s album for some background vocals. Tracii, if you’re reading this, let us know !
Dred Scott : Check The Vibe
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Good Life, Interview, LA | 
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Ras Kass : Core Audience (demo)
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Interview, LA, T-Love | 
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Reginald C Dennis talks to NWA’s best MC, Ren, about the release of his EP. From The Source in august 1992.
Run DMC : Kizz My Black Azz
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Alkaholiks answer Louis Romain’s questions for The Source in February 1994.
Alkaholiks aka ESP : Getz Funky (demo)
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An early feature on Ganjah K in Rap Pages in february 1993, written by Anonomiss.
Ganjah K : Got My Mind Trippin’
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Most journalists know it’s hard to get an informative interview of The Beastie Boys. This one conducted separately with MCA, Mike D and Ad-Rock is one of them. Written by T-Love for Rap Pages in june 1994.
Country Mike : Country’s Delight
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Lenghty (pre-Chronic) cover story on Dr Dre by Ronin Row, from The Source, november 1992.
Dr Dre & Snoop : One Eight Seven
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The cover story of the december 94 issue of Rap Pages, a day in the life of Sin, Erule, Aceyalone, Ganjah K and Ras Kass.
Ras Kass : Capital R.A. (demo)
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Feature on The Wascals, one of those groups produced by J-Sw!ft who never made it. Buckwheed later changed his name to Buck 50.
Wascals : Class Clown
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