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Dang Ragin, was all that neccissary? I wanna thank yall KC folks for contributing to this post. Its not gonna be easy to seperate from the town, Oakland, but I am reassured that KC will be just as meaningfull, but in a chilly sort of way. As long as I can sport clothes that say Oakland, and...

Alright, lets continue this thread with a subtopic. If you have had or heard of a violent experience in Kansas City that wasn't provoked, can you explain it? I am trying to get insiders' perspectives on the violence in their city.

I got Big B's album. Its the beat. Every song is on point. Actually, I was just listenin to it last night. Bohn was also down with them, if I am not mistaken.

Im talkin bout Hyde Park or Brookside area Between Troost and Oak From the 30s to the 70s (KC, MO). But now, Im glad trouble doesn't find you. Where I grew up, Oakland, we say "what's up, blood." "Blood" meaning like "dude." When I went to college in Oregon, fools were trippin on me sayin...

Doesn't sound that bad. In Oakland we got these fools bankin on old men for their money. SHot a dude as he is commin out of the laundrymat cause he wouldn't give up his walet. Then as his wife watched him get shot, she screams, and dude starts bustin at her. A couple just moved out here from...

^^^^ So is that the city called North Kansas City or is it the northern part of Kansas City?

Someone mentioned on here that KC was one of the top twenty most dangerous cities to live in. I was wondering what fools trip on, as I might be relocating there from Oakland. I am aware of how to be safe out here, but not there. Do fools trip on neighborhoods, colors, hoes, or what? Local...

Yes, thank you slide. I did check out that area and you are exacltly right. That area was my number one pick, a few blocks from Seventh Heaven. Yeah, hella clean, quiet, peaceful, but not too far away from the inner city areas that attract the other side of my personality. You get that...

Stuck Up People in KC, those are who I want to avoid. I came across one of them right after I got off the plane in KC. She started snapping at me because I passed up her slow ass kid on the way out. I appologized and explained that I thought he was just posting up in front of the exit door. And...

The Brookside and Hyde Park areas of KC, Mo looked alright to me. Im not looking for an entirely peaceful city, because I don't think one of those exists. I love Oakland, but I aint trying to raise my children in an appartment, and the average home here is 500 g's. KC, Mo is my second choice...

@ Heaven. Th PM just aint reliable, I guess. Check these out. http://www.youngblackbrotha.com/classic/catalog.htm Have you listened to that Mac Dre - "Do You Remember." One of my pieces of writing is on the inside of the linear notes.

@ Heaven Check your PM

Oakland, Ca

@ Heaven Yep, I am working on a book with local rap music producer Khayree, who you may know from early Mac Dre, Mac Mall, and Ray Luv work. That process, along with finishing my Master's Degree and stacking scrill should take a good two years. But, I visited KC, MO last month and loved it...

Thanks Heaven, Now, if there is only a way to get a hold of those. I am out here in Oakland, but will be moving to KC in two years. Im gonna hold on to that list you left, and hopefully they will still be available the next time I visit. Peace

Is there any KC artist that flows smooth and doesn't try to force their accent to sound hard. I got that Mr. Stink "ACA" album cause some dude said it was a classic. Man, he was growlin on the album, soundin hella phony. Rich the Facotr sounds tight when he aint yellin on tracks. s2theb sounds...

I wanna know if there is a way I can hear some of his music over the internet. I got a Mac, so I am limited to Quicktime downloads. Anyone know of a link?

This is in the process of becoming a non-profit for providing more opportunity to artists (primarily hip hop) in the Northwest. www.northwestbeat.com Please, let me know what yall think of the site

For the first time in five years, music fans will get a chance to hear the synergy of Khayree and Mac Dre. Together the duo establish a transcendence. Khayree's production reinvigorates the vocals of a Bay Area legendary rapper. With eight songs that have been reinvented into entirely new...