The SACRED HITS final offering from GUERRILLA ALLIANCE of PXR is out now on ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS AND BANDCAMP!
The SACRED HITS final offering from GUERRILLA ALLIANCE of PXR is out now on ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS AND BANDCAMP!
Got this joint last week from The Supervisor last week and it features our friend Onest DCR and features Kinetic9 aka Beretta9 of Killarmy. Chambers of Death is a slapper, Onest can spit his ass off and Kinetic9 is a legend and the two sound really good together over this haunting beat. Get well soon Onest!
Nice little video on the current tour of Wu-tang and Nas. Check it out.
RJ Payne is easily one of the illest rappers right now. His concepts are top tier, and lyrically he’s a murderer. He gets up with Method Man and Deck again and serves up a slapper. Payne!
The GZA has been in Boston the past fews days visiting the most elite schools in the country picking scientists and other genius brains. The other day he stopped by Harvard University and gave a lecture for the Black Mens Forum and basically told the story of his life. The Crypt was in the place to be and we we’re taking video which was prohibited…. Sadly our video was shot basically at the wall but I was able to extract the audio for your listening pleasure. I wasnt able to catch the whole thing but I got about 30 mins of the event. It was a really cool event and it was really nice to hear the story of the GZA from the GZA.
Recently someone requested that I re-up my GZA/Genius Harvard Lecture, I really had trouble tracking this down via my own files but thankfully some friends specifically Claaa7 from Wu-Tang Corp/claaa7 blogspot came through with the assist as they saved my OG upload, salute! You can download the OG file and see the OG post HERE. You can listen to this episode on any podcast app, please subscribe, rate, comment.
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DJ Premier in the 12th episode of So Wassup? Discusses his joint he did with limp Bizkit and method Man. This track went 6 times platinum. To say it was a hit would be an understatement.