Just saw this in Cleveland, it’s basically the Roots & Friends, but it was LL Cool J, Common, Method Man, Redman. MC Lyte & Jadakiss.
Black Thought was basically the MC throughout the whole programming, rapping and introducing artists.
Everyone killed it, MC Lyte was ehhh.
But I’d say as a...
He dropped this joint :ohhh:
His last song
It's one GOAT
nikkas want the title that's mine
One GOAT
fukk every rapper who came behind(WHAT)
Any rapper got a problem wit dat line go ahead
Call my name out let's get it in one time:whoa:
Time bomb ticking they got me grief stricken
Cause these...
Looking back, it's strange the way the show went out and there's no explanation for it yet. Kim Wayans left, Maia Campbell left, Alfonso Ribeiro was shooting scenes without LL because he didn't like working with him. And it was only six episodes, which they released over a week in the dead of...
His 3rd album, Walking with a Panther, was initially released un-censored/PA version. Sony decided for some reason to stop pressing that version and put out a clean version STILL with the PA label on the front. I am trying to find what Catalog # the un-censored version was....
L.L. Cool J* -...
Rap City Christmas show hosted by Chris Thomas. Crazy this was 30 years ago! :ahh:
Run DMC & Jam Master Jay
LL Cool J & 3rd Bass
De La Soul
Fat Boys, Chuck Chillout & Cool Chip
Finale featuring all the groups singing Jingle Bells w/ Buffy doing the beat box
This was around the time when LL was kickin' it with G-Unit. Was also his last album on Def Jam. I don't remember much about that album, but these two songs were definitely the highlights. Dame Grease and Cue Beats gave him some heat.
LL was very 'animated' during this interview but classic stuff nevertheless. Same weekend or days before he dropped "Walking With a Panther" and they play various cuts during the interview.
He doesn't even seem too sure if his album was out or not :mjlol:
Marley also got him answering...
Salute to biggie and PAC but when they died I was a kid so I like them but it's just not the same feeling
Hov and ll are my all time greats and in a rap battle with both on they prime I could see who my goat is
What about y'all?!
I fukks with hov but I think ll album is clearly better is crazy how much love the reasonable doubt get
Mr smith is crazy it got the hits: "hey lova" "doin it" "loungin" "I shot ya"
And then got great underrated gems like :"hip hop" "no airplay" and my favorite
:blessed:
couple of video excerpts:
Run DMC & Jam Master Jay :mjlol: at the end of this clip
LL Cool J & 3rd Bass
De La Soul
Fat Boys & Chuck Chillout & Cool Chip
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