From the january 1993 issue of The Source, G Rap and Tyron Williams, cold Chillin CEO, talk about censorship with Reginald C. Dennis, Ice T’s favourite journalist !
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo : Train Robbery
From the january 1993 issue of The Source, G Rap and Tyron Williams, cold Chillin CEO, talk about censorship with Reginald C. Dennis, Ice T’s favourite journalist !
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo : Train Robbery
Feature on Odd Squad from Rap Pages in august 1994. The D is for The Dude, as in Devin The Dude.
Odd Squad : Here To Say A Little Somethin
Odd Squad : Jazz Rendition
The infamous Source editorial of december 1992 where Reginald C. Dennis blame Ice T for dropping Cop Killer from Body Count album. This was the first article that spark the beef between The Source and Ice T which culminated with Ice T’s last great song, It’s On.
Next to it is the explanation of what happened before that they printed in the year recap, published in january 93.
Ice T : It’s On
Interview with Toronto’s MC and producer Frankenstein from Hip-Hop Connection in november 1998.
Frankenstein : Rock The House
Short feature on Brooklyn’s Black Madness from Rapmasters in July 1993.
Black Maddness : Igpay Aatinlay
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)
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
Review of Volume 10’s album in Rap Pages, june 94
Volume 10 : Pistol Grip Pump – UK Jazz Mix
Volume 10 : Sunbeams – remix