Posted by James Auburn on 06/14/2005 8:30 AM

 

"I'm so grateful to God for putting all this together."

Posted by John Book on 06/14/2005 8:30 AM

 

Heads might know him best as Medaphoar, but from this moment on just call him MED. Now let's get this out of the way; the phrase "rap game" is probably overused as much as "classic", so let's get down to basics. Med is definitely an MC in the truest sense: one who has moving, powerful, humorous, and in-your-face lyrics; and a flow to match.

Posted by dantana on 06/14/2005 8:30 AM

 

Lex Records has always come out with some eclectic sounds: sometimes hip hop, sometimes electronica, and sometimes a mixture of both, which ends up sounding nothing like you expected. Case in point: Fog.

Posted by John Book on 06/14/2005 8:30 AM

 

Scratch: All The Way Live is the perfect companion piece to the Doug Pray documentary Scratch, which looked at the hip-hop perspective of being a vinyl junkie through collecting, producing, buying, and eventually taking those skills to the stage. As the title suggests, this takes a bigger look at the live aspect.

Posted by Eric Solomon on 06/05/2005 8:30 AM

 

Genre labels are funny, evil things. Hip-hop heads hardly have the patience for it; outside of the temporally nebulous old school / new school divisions, and the relatively recent elitist critique of "backpackers", they haven't highlighted nearly as many splinters as the electronic genres, subgenres, corollary phyla and other branches on the tree.

Posted by Byron Crawford on 06/02/2005 8:30 AM

 

I'll probably post some kind of response to this whole "Is Bol a white guy?" controversy that was raging all day while I was at work some time tomorrow (i.e. later on today). Also, my bad about reviewing another one of these white groups that only white people know about (at least according to BHTMD), but it actually came down between this and A Healthy Distrust by Sage Francis and I figured this was way blacker.