Yeah... I saw this...
I REALLY WISHED HE'D STOP BULLSHITTING AND GET BACK TO THE BEATS...
Vandamation.....it's your turn homey.
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Yeah... I saw this...
I REALLY WISHED HE'D STOP BULLSHITTING AND GET BACK TO THE BEATS...
Thoughts on Nore, or any Nore stories
Nore was a WILD young dude... Always in some shit... I knew his sister,India from High School... The fact that he became the rapper that he is... is AMAZING!!!...
He's a little younger than me so I never hung out with him but his name(they used to called him Poppy) was always involved in some shit...
I used to see him all of the time at Penalty Records when he first dropped his album... Real cool... Funny ass dude... Nore is a good dude... Same goes for Capone...
I don't know if a whole thread is necessary but I'll say this... My Hip Hop history is of a certain era... I've said it many times, I grew up with Large Professor, Mike Geronimo, Royal Flush, Mr.Cheeks, Chy-Skillz(he produced ONYX'S first album) and a few others... I also got to know Nas when he was 16 years old through Large. SO, I basically saw Large's WHOLE history in Hip Hop... From his first studio sessions at 1212 Studios... to him being in high school and producing Eric B and Rakim's 'Let the Rhythm Hit'em' album and Kool G Rap's 'Wanted Dead or Alive' album at the same time while trying to graduate. I don't mind sharing what I know about certain things... I just don't know if have enough stories for a whole thread. Maybe I do...
But I do appreciate the sentiment, my brother... Salute...
I remember 1212 studios...right there in Jamaica Queens on Archer ave near the 165 station (E train) Those were the good ol days when The Heat Mizer used to spit lyrics.
(a little!) The late great Paul C produced me and my boy Ty's first demo there. Paul C also helped produce shit for other local South East Queens cats like my boy Mikey D and Johnny Quest,and later on, Prince Po and Pharoahe Monch.Super Lover Cee and Casanova Rud,also Ultramagnetic- Those were the good days of HipHop. RIP Paul C!
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I remember 1212 studios...right there in Jamaica Queens on Archer ave near the 165 station (E train) Those were the good ol days when The Heat Mizer used to spit lyrics.
It was on Archer ave and Union Hall st...
With the Muslim security.(R.I.P. YaYa... aka... POP)
The sad thing is... After the building got burnt down, they never did anything with that building... Even now... They haven't done anything with it...
It was on Archer ave and Union Hall st...
With the Muslim security.(R.I.P. YaYa... aka... POP)
The sad thing is... After the building got burnt down, they never did anything with that building... Even now... They haven't done anything with it...
RIP POP!
I went to Queens last year for my HS reunion and I bought my girl down to Jamaica Center to show her downtown Jamaica. While on the bus, I was thinking the same thoughts. I wonder if those who could make a difference there, would if they actually knew the significance of that space. A WHOLE LOT OF SIGNIFICANT HIP HOP came out of there!
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Oh shit!!!!!! That's why I never got my order!!!!
damn ..... That's one mystery solved ( now If only knew which bitch slashed all my tires off of my 2004 Denali when i was at work back in 05- my life would b e complete!!!!
Oh shit!!!!!! That's why I never got my order!!!!
The Mighty Shirt Kings were in the Coliseum Mall last I remebered. I had a Wolverine with a phat gold medalion made there for me! Ahhhhhh,Fresh!
Man.....I don't know if I ever told you this,but IMO you are the funniest dude on this bitch.....
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