Lo Fidelity...in Hi-Fi

i haven't seen this joint since 1998/9..
shouts to J & B for shooting me the link..

In The Strangest Places...

Strangest Places


WooooooW

American War

Mr. Made in Dade gets on Estelle's American Boy instrumental & turns into a young Che

Busta drops jewels

Trevor lays down some info about "Fried Chicken", Pork & MTV's bullshit list

Exotic E in 1992....

...speechless

Uncle Al

sorry for not posting anything for a minute.
i went back to my roots for a while.
its really refreshing to see some of this stuff.

N.E.R.D - Spazz

Spaz
by yardie4lifever2

Newest video from these guys.
I'm starting to wonder what happened to Startrak's roster...

Common's still on some oldschool

when it comes to rockin' parties, I am a nympho.

Peace Sign/Index Down

New GCH....
Travvy hits Busta for a verse....
not bad.

Killer Mike (Feat Ice Cube) - Pressure

Cleveland is the city that we come from...

After 10 years, a gold selling album and countless references bars Stanley “Flesh N Bone” Howse is now officially a free man.

The 34-year-old rapper, who was originally sentenced to twelve years for threatening a friend with an AK 47, was released from his California penitentiary early June 13 to the waiting arms of family and friends which included Krayzie, Layzie, Bizzy and Wish Bone.

This now marks the first time that all five of the original members of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony have been together in over a decade.

“It feels amazing, refreshing, exciting [and] I'm so happy for him to finally come home to his family and friends and fans,” Bone Thug’s longtime manager Steve Lobel told AllHipHop.com. “Flesh is a very great, loving, talented, creative individual. We have a lot of memories together. Hopefully we can have more.”

All five Bone members instantly hit the studio to begin work on their upcoming album, which is expected to be released on Interscope through a joint venture with Swizz Beatz’ Full Surface imprint.

Bizzy Bone also reconciled and recently reunited with the group, officially making the group a quintet again.

"I know his Bone brothers are so excited he's home and now they can make history again,” Lobel said. “They all deserve it. They are amazing and unstoppable together as a team. Thanks to all the fans who wrote to Flesh while he was away and stuck by his side and supported him. I know his brother Layzie [born Steven Howse] couldn't wait for this time to come.”

Obie Trice leaves Shady Records

Following the release of a song called "The Giant," rumors began to swirl that Detroit rapper Obie Trice had been dropped from his label of eight years, Shady Records. Lyrics like "Nope, no more second place to Eminem / question if I was second is the question to many men," further encouraged this logic. Shady Records issued a statement today, confirming Obie's drop from the label. Paul Rosenberg, Eminem's manager and long time friend, said "Shady Records has agreed to allow Obie Trice to pursue his craft in a different form free from the constraints of the current major label model." A fan of Eminem & Obie collaborations? No worries, as Paul Rosenberg also confirmed that Trice will continue to work with Mr. Slim Shady himself, and that he still is a close friend of both Eminem and the record label.