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E-40: My Ghetto Report Card It's All Good, "Fo'Shezzy, Fo'Shizzle" and "What's Up Pimpin" are all phrases originated by E-40. He also named Hyphy, the San Francisco Bay Area movement Rolling Stone has anointed as the "hot new scene." With each of his most recent seven albums having reached the...

He's got the beatsHOT TRAXXAMILLION CRAFTS 'HYPHY' HITS IN S.J. STUDIOBy Marian LiuMercury NewsAn occasional series: A look at Bay Area hip-hop personalities The Bay Area hip-hop scene is on the cusp of something big. In an occasional series, Marian Liu will profile the people at the forefront...

was goin to buy the album tomorow for my birthday on the 14th and i was lookin around and nowhere online do they say the documentary is included with the album wtf is the deal with that

Rick Rock: Putting Paint Where It Ain't Monday - March 13, 2006 — by Zio While you may not recognize his name, or the classic cuts he has created for Bay Area emcees -- like Keak Da Sneak's "T-shirts, Blue Jeans & Nike's," E-40's "Gas, Break, Dip," or Turf Talk's "Slumper" -- Rick Rock has...

Hip-hop Goes Hyphy Lee Hildebrand Sunday, March 12, 2006 Printable Version Email This Article Self-described king of slang E-40 didn't invent the word "hyphy," an adjective used to describe the wild antics associated with participants in and onlookers at spontaneous, usually...

The hip-hop world kicks out excitement on announcement of the release of the Keldamuzik debut album SHUT UP. LISTEN from Loud Dust Recordings in April 2006. Burlington, VT, March 11, 2006 --(PR.COM)-- Loud Dust Recordings is prepared to introduce a dynamic and vibrant female hip-hop artist...

Tell Me When To Go 'Hyphy' The Bay Area Gets Back on the Hip Hop Map Commentary//, Charles Jones, YO! Youth Outlook Multimedia and New America Media, Mar 10, 2006 (5m 10s, mp3, 3.6MB) Download File Click here to listen to this commentary Editor's Note: The Bay Area rap scene is...

MP3.com exclusive interview with Paris By Chris Rolls | more stories by this author March 9, 2006 at 01:37:00 PM Radical Bay Area rapper Paris, takes time to speak about institutional racism, fast-food entertainment, Public Enemy, and the importance of his label, Guerrilla Funk. Stream This...

FEATURE STORY E-40 Photo: Warner Bros » BallerStatus Alerts Receive daily alerts to your email, 2way or cellphone! Sign up today! SUBSCRIBE UNSUBSCRIBE E-40: Time To Pay Homage Wednesday - March 8, 2006 — by Jay Casteel It's been a long time since the Bay Area...

without using the damn internet which i dont have? jus bought this shit for 45 bucks off some kid and a pack of newports retail is 350

Biggy Big L Pac (wasn't much of a pac fan but ill give it up) Nas Ice Cube/Krs1 (cant make up my mind i guess ill go wit cube(

http://mixtapetalk.com/features/industry_insiders/3_06/rick.php Industry Insiders: Rick Edwards Mixtapetalk.com: Before we start, for those that don't know you, introduce yourself to the Mixtapetalk Family. Rick Edwards: What's up Mixtapetalk its Rick Edwards VP/Director of...

Plug pulled on hip-hop concert in South Valley By Aaron Burgin, The Porterville Recorder VISALIA - A promoter of a recently canceled hip-hop concert here said that an anti hip-hop-music mentality played a role in the show's demise. The Visalia Emergency Aid Council pulled the plug on...

Truth hurts Kevin Epps measures Rap Dreams against hood realities By Johnny Ray Huston > [email protected] Straight Outta Hunters Point hit locally in 2001, but its impact has resonated as far away as Brazil and lasted about as long. Even four years later, it was the fave DVD of a smart kid...

In the Bay Area, there is a deliberate attempt by rappers to promote a "hyphie moveme Oscar Winning Hip Hop Song Promotes 'Culture of Death' New America Media, Commentary, David Muhammad, Mar 06, 2006 Editor's Note: The Oscar winning song "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" promotes the...

Friday - March 3, 2006 I let my thoughts talk for me, my pen talk for me, my words talk for me...what up homies. It's your boy, Mark My Words back at it again. You can be anywhere in the world, but you're here with me. I appreciate that. Today's Fire we talk some E-40, T.I., Just Blaze, Jay-Z...

Is he still affiliated with DD or is it a wrap? What kind of signing bonus did Game give him? Just a chain and a hair cut? Or more than that? Does this all mean that his 2nd album that was in plan to drop on DD has that been put to a halt? Tell us what the deal is done deal.

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Goapele: No Labeling Thursday - March 2, 2006 — by Willow It hasn't been since Toni! Tony! Tone! that the Bay Area music scene gave shine to its vocalists. With the rising fame of hip-hop in the Bay, R&B artists seeme to be non-existent in public eye. With names like Keyshia Cole and American...