Interview with B-LEGIT

[STASHMagazine]

Click here to read the interview > Block Bustin' With B-Legit

When B-Legit first got in the game he recorded vocals on half-inch reels, dropping his first maxi-single on vinyl only. This is back when hip-hop albums didn’t get released on CD’s, beepers looked more like garage door openers, and a cell-phone was a large box you carried over your shoulder. Legit is mentioned in that breath of old war-horse Bay Area MCs still recording. Along with Too Short, Hieroglyphics, and his cousin E-40, the old-school style is still going strong.

Click here to read the rest of the interview > Block Bustin' With B-Legit

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[kontac]

good read

 

[Gemini]

Good read indeed, thank you.

 

[mr.lemarc]

cool thanx for that post brah

 

[underground]

good shit

 

[R8R]

good intvw, thx

 

[kayvee]

Even though Legit has a track record of selling units on a major label from his days with Jive Records at this point in his career he’d rather take the independent route in order to leave his sound for his loyal fan-base

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[corndog]

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[stingy]

thanx