My favorite section of Ego Trip, even if it only appeared inthe last few issues (this one is from the summer 1997 issue). Cold Cris The Soulman from Mad Flava breaks down industry rule #4080.
Mad Flava : I Like 2 Smoke Weed & Listen 2 Hip-Hop
My favorite section of Ego Trip, even if it only appeared inthe last few issues (this one is from the summer 1997 issue). Cold Cris The Soulman from Mad Flava breaks down industry rule #4080.
Mad Flava : I Like 2 Smoke Weed & Listen 2 Hip-Hop
Source’s review of UGK’s classic single Front, Back & Side to Side, recently covered by TI.
This is the 4.5 mics review of Wu-Tang’s album inThe Source written by Ghetto Communicator in february 1994.
Wu-Tang Clan : Enter The Wu-Tang (demo)
A Review of Ten Thieves’s single It Don’t Matter from the april 1995 issue of The Source.
Ten Thieves : It Don’t Matter
Chairman Mao met Prince Paul for this interview published in Ego Trip in november 1995. The column with the black background in the second page has also been used in Ego Trip’s Book Of Rap Lists, but unfortunately not the rest of the interview.
Gravediggaz : Constant Elevation (first version)
Yeah another post about Nas, I know… It’s not even the last one.
Here is the famous 5 mics review from The Source by Shortie, and a bonus biog sheet sent with the album. And another track from the Illmatic demo.
Nas : Represent demo
Tame One and El The Sensei answer to Bönz Malone’s questions in The Source, august 1994.
Artifacts & Busta Rhymes : C’mon Wit The Get Down
Cover story for the release of Illmatic by Sacha Jenkins, from the premiere issue of Ego Trip, in the summer of 1994.
Nas & AZ : Life’s A Bitch demo
Long interview of Nas by Bobbito, from RapPages, in may 1994. So you know the audio had to come from 89tec9. Review by Elliott Wilson.
Nas : Freestyle on The Stretch Armstrong Show Hosted By Bobbito
Short article about Break The Chain, the Marvel comics that was sold with a KRS One tape full of exclusive tracks.
Big Joe Krash : Break The Chain