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http://blog.therealbrothalynchhung.com/2011/02/sm-blogs-interview-with-g-macc-from-madesicc-muzicc/#more-1434 Dope interview except for all the strange fans asking about Tech N9ne and all 6's and 7's.

They need a lyrically agile and charismatically charged female rap group. As it is now, the label is a sausage fest. L6Gwek81LiQ

Which was a better album: Gravediggaz -Niggamortis/6 Feet Deep or Flatlinerz - U.S.A. I used to love them both, but that first Gravediggaz album wasn't hard enough for me. I always thought Flatlinerz truly illustrated horror with their lyrics. Nowadays though, I don't really care for...

Is it just me or was La Coka Nostra completely overshadowed by Slaughterhouse? Both debut albums came out around the same time, but Slaughterhouse's was the only one talked about. Fast forward to today, and LCN's album has gotten way more play from me.... not sayin' Slaughterhouse's wasn't...

What's the story behind the Spice 1 advertisement on the siccness homepage? I've clicked the link, and it really doesn't have much info. Is home street home still coming out?

Hey guys. I'm teaching English in Korea right now, and I'm trying to come up with some really simple rap songs that I could teach the kids. I know DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince have some really simple stuff, but I was wondering if you guys can think of anything more simple. I may just go...

This was brought on by all the G-Macc talk in the DAAM thread. What are your thoughts on this G-Macc's Graveyard Shift album? It's been out for awhile, so it's had a chance to marinate. I have to say the production is top notch, and G-Macc carries the album to the end without much falter...

I don't know what it is, but Uni5 keeps getting play from me. Could it be that the album is actually good? I think so.

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I've been bumpin' What's on my Mind and F.B.I. a shit ton lately, and I've been wondering what's the best Dayton Family album since the release of F.B.I.? I haven't checked their other albums out because I keep hearing mixed reviews. Are they worth checkin' out?

That Hollow Tip album is widely regarded as a classic. I'm not very knowledgeable on the Sac rap scene, so I'm curious. How much of an impact did that album have? Were many other rappers biting it afterward?

Anyone heard of Drunken Tiger? He's the biggest rapper in Korea. <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/JFNx5M_eOto&amp;hl=en_US&amp;fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess"...

I just read the rapreviews.com review of Recovery, and in it, the writer named Marshal Mathers LP as Em's closest thing to a classic album. When I thought about it though, it had some weak tracks. Under the influence, that track with D-12, was awful. Embarrassingly annoying hook teamed with...

I found this for $3 in a used cd bin. It's tight as hell.

I was watching Memoirs of a Geisha while doing homework today, and I kept hearing this piano and violin in the music. The whole time I was thinking, "this would make a tight beat." I later realized that it was from Don't worry mamma it's just bleeding off DAAM.