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@ D-Skrilla, where can I get a copy of that Gee Pierce album? It ain't around here.

The album's decent, but I think it's just funny to listen to that shit. They were so damn young back then, sounded real different. But atleast they were still a group back then. I love Hell Sent, shit is tight as hell.

I know there's a couple decent Midwest sites out there, but I feel the need for a whole site dedicated to Chicago rap music. I'm talkin bios, interviews, full audio (like 2 Sicc Audio), pictures, reviews, discograpy, videos, unreleased tracks, chi-town radio, maybe even exclusives of any kind...

I thought I remembered that shit on Dead Presidents, but I can't remember who sang over that orignally. Anyone know?

ORIGINALITY Ain't nobody in the game that puts shit together like Tech N9ne does. I'm not on his nuts, he isn't the tightest rapper in the world or the midwest for that matter. But he's got a style all his own that nobody can touch him on. I know Twista flips it quick like Tech, so do a...

I've always wanted that to happen. I have no idea why they haven't hooked up yet.

^^^^^^^^^^ Hell yeah man, it's a bangin ass album...

Just wonderin if those Ras Kass Mixtapes are any good. Anyone got em?

Everybody go peep the new site. It's tight as hell. www.psycho-drama.com

is G. Pierce the dude that produces for Shoestring and Dayton Fam? Is that Well Connected and good?

Yeah, I know the whole Tony C. ordeal, I don't know if I believe it or not. I just go by what I know, it says D.J. U-Neek in the liner notes. And it's kind of funny that Tony C. decides to claim that he did the beats 5-6 years after the album drops and after it sold so many copies. But who...

How much you want for that shit?

Steve Pitts an D.J. U-Neek are two of the most underrated producers in rap, period. Both of em got different styles, and they work real well with their respected artists. Both albums were bangin as far as prouction, but I'd have to say E. 1999 Eternal has a slight edge on FBI.

Don't get me wrong, the Grind is tight as hell, but they haven't put out anything that can even compare with Dayton Family's weaker shit.

I think Blood Bath is one of the tightest tracks they ever made. Next up would be Do You Remember?. That shit is raw is hell, Bootleg rips the fuck out of that track.

In my opinion, the first two are must haves. I play em straight through. And that Poetic Hustla'z album is tight as hell too. Good shit from when Bone had they minds right and were fuckin with some real talent.

I've been trying to figure out how to convert tracks from a CD to MP3, what are some good, free programs I can use. I'm just trying to take tracks from my CD's and make a mix, but none of my shit works, I used Roxio, RecordNow, Music Match, everything. Nothing works. Let me know.

Do Or Die always comes raw as hell. They always stick with what works, which could be why they are still underground, but it's also why they got such a great following. They never dissapoint and this album is no exception. Very tight.

It's a pretty tight album, definitely worth buying. They don't have such a dark feel to em as do other Chi-Town groups and artists, but they got major talent and can flip it like crazy. There's a gang of tight tracks on the album.

I ordered that shit weeks ago and they never sent me a confirmation e-mail or nothin.