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I can hook you up on some of that Swell L. He got a some new mixtapes and he just reprinted some of his early releases. He also got some KC hood DVD videos he's been working on (He did Pittsburg Philthy's DVD). Just give me a holla back and I'll plug u with the contact info.

STL goes hard, Chi-town goes hard. The music business is about making money, and in the Midwest Nelly and Kanye are staccin cheez!!!!!!!!!! Fucc how they were raised or what part of town they are from, them niggaz get money and that's what the bottom line is.

Has anyone heard this song or saw the video? Is it me or is Lloyd Banks singing his verses? I had already heard the song and thought that 50 is really falling off with this one. I didn't even know it was a Lloyd Banks track until I saw the video. I dig Lloyd Banks, but these niggas went all...

When I made my list, I knew that the inclusion of Nelly and Kanye would stir up emotions of all, "real MC's". We could argue all day about image, and the way they make the rest of the Midwest look. The bottom line is, Nelly and Kanye are trendsetters. They step outside the box and try shit...

E-Skool had a song on a compilation produced by Game Related Records called "Here I Come". It was produced by Don Juan and I believe the compilation is called Rush-N-Roulette Vol. 2. This is one of the coldest songs by any rapper out of Kansas City, it might even be on his Mixtape.

Didn't BHP drop a hood Tape/DVD? If so do you got it?

If you wanna get the newest authentic shit on Rich the Factor, you gotta grab the Ghetto Russell Simmons album. I haven't heard that "ho boss" song you are talking about, it's probably on one of those Mix Cd's Vol. whatever. But if you want some of that classic Rich the Factor authentic street...

I can accept the fact that Southern rap artists are the dominant force in today's popular (TV/Radio) Hip-Hop culture. IMO: Outside of Scarface, UGK, Eightball & MJG, Three Six Mafia, Outkast and here recently B.G. Juvenile, and T.I., most of these rappers from the Dirty-Dirty are basically...

Rap Bay is a good spot to get that KC street muzick ur talkin about.

I just left the record store and I saw a new Messy CD that I didn't know about. I am anticipating the "Draped Up and Chipped Out", but I didn't know about this "Hustlanaire" release. Can anybody put me up on this album.

Didn't Slim Thug used to rap with a guy named ESG? Some of my Texas folks had turned me on to ESG back in 1995 and Slim Thug was rapping with him, I thought they were a group or something. I recently bought "Already Platinum", and it hit me that ESG didn't seem to be a part of the Slim Thug...

I just wanted to share a vintage Tech N9ne moment with the Strange Music forum. I remember after the magazine was published Tech told me that we were the first media outlet to spell his name correctly. I also remember that this was also the first time many of his fans saw him and could finally...

For everyone that feels that Tech N9ne will blow up and be the one to put KC on the map, I ask how long does it take? Tech N9ne had his first major deal that I knew about back in 1995 or 1996 when him, Icy Roc, Dynomac, and others had a record deal for Nuthowze Records through Lance Alexander...

Young Kev has a website where anyone can leave Kev a message and check out his new album cover. Kev's family appreciates all the prayers and well-wishers. NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF PRAYER!!!!!! (www.youngkev.com)

The video that Vell had on BET was called "Drink with Me". I saw it several times while I was going to college in Arkansas back in 1994. (Good luck finding a link) I didn't even know who Vell Bakardy was but I knew he was from KC, and representing the town on the national rap scene. The only...

KC has a rich Rap history that first hit nationally with Vell Bakardy, who had a feature in The Source, a video in rotation on BET, and an album that hit the national charts, Genuine Liqua Hits. Now what artist will bring some shine back to KC? That is a good question. I personally wouldn't...

I ain't never been to Detroit but, I got some fam there with a barbershop (local black business). I asked my fam about the D and they told me just mind yo business, don't allow yourself to be disrespected, don't disrespect no one, and don't trust anybody. In other words, if you gotta go to...

Is there any specific reason (business or street politics) why the coldest mouthpiece from Northern Cali (E-40), has never collaborated with the most successful producer from Southern Cali (Dr. Dre)????????? I personally feel Dr. Dre and E-40 should have collaborated long before 40 hooked up...

Is there any specific reason (business or street politics) why the coldest mouthpiece from Northern Cali (E-40), has never collaborated with the most successful producer from Southern Cali (Dr. Dre)????????? I personally feel Dr. Dre and E-40 should have collaborated long before 40 hooked up...