LootPack - WhenImOnDaMic

This single dropped in, what?, 1999 or so? Yeah anyways, one of my favorite LootPack tracks. For those who didn't know, Madlib pretty much started his career with these dudes, Wild Child and DJ Romes. Umm...What Else....Oh Yeah! They premiered on The Alkaholiks' album in like '93 then signed to Stones Throw Records (Have you Noticed How Much I Like Stones Throw Yet?). They dropped only one album as The Lootpack but before that, they dropped a 12" vinyl under Madlib's dad's label called Crate Digga's Palace. Wildchild's flow on this track is superior. Check It.

Stay Outta His Binnis

This is what happens when u dont mind your "binnis"...

Daedelus Digitalis Darlington

One of the most original musicians of modern times, Daedelus, hails from Los angeles, California. You might've heard some of his work with Madlib or if you've listened to "Accordion" by Madvillain. Guess who the genius is behind that sample freakin the accordion is. He's thrown down some songs with Stones Throw Records as well as a bunch of other labels like Mush and Ninja Tune Records. Daedelus' style is totally experimental, abstract, off-kilter obscurity. He does his thing at shows too, rockin with his Monome, one of the first prototypes. Its basically an MPC with about 200+ buttons on it. That just makes his shows more unpredictably interesting because he freestyles. Here's his video for "Sundown"

Chet Childress

My favorite skater carving bowls and anything else there is to carve. This guy has steez.

Tragedy Khadafi ft. Cormega- No Equivalent

Peace to all my gods and earths. I know i haven't been around for a long time, but i back again. This track is from the legendary (and one of my favorite) emcees, Tragedy Khadafi. Tragedy is a old school rapper who has managed to stay relevent with today's issues and style. Tragedy is from Queensbridge also a memeber of the righteous 5 PERCENT NATION. Most people never heard of Tragedy due to his constant incarceration (currently serving a four year bid on drug charges in 2007) and that fact that he never really gained a mainstream audience. But to all my real Hip-Hop fans, this man is a familiar face. this song is a personal favorite of his heavily bootlegged THUG Matrix album. Also on the track is another Q.B. affiliate, Cormega. Sit back and enjoy this....

About:Me

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1994: Mad Lion - Take It Easy

I was about 4 years old when this joint dropped man. This has got to be the most righteous (yet ear pleasing) reggae/hip hop song EVER!!! These were the times. Most people didn't understand the song though (other than the hook). He's basically saying, drop the guns and scrap. Live to fight another day.

I so remember this era though. Krs One, Fat Joe was doin cameos in everyone's video, chicks outside at the block party doin The Butterfly and The PepperSeed. Gimme 5!