the missing Godemis, Joe Good and Titanium Frame album (Qui Lo - "The Enemy")
Qui Lo was a local hip hop group in the mid-late 90’s consisting of Godemis (currently of Ces Cru), Joe Good (who back then went by “Dr. Who”), and Big Frame aka Skillz Lane (currently of Tru Spittaz Click). The three of them recorded this album, “The Enemy,” but never officially released it, when they were all about 18-19 years old, from what I’m told by Frame.
It’s been a long time coming for me to finally post this album (zipped up below). Frame gave me the CD after I talked to him at James Christos’ video shoot last summer at 7th Heaven, after I bugged him enough about it. Apparently, he had all the tracks sitting on his hard drive for a looooooong time.
Dr. Who actually produced most, if not all the tracks on this record. Godemis’ “out-rap-a-muthafucka” style was in it’s infancy and Frame too, was just getting his feet wet with recording hip hop music. But where are they now? Godemis remains one of the nicest MCs in the city. Frame has turned out to be one of the better hip hop producers in town. However, if you find Joe Good’s facebook page and look at his pictures, it’s apparent that he’s currently in family-man mode.
This is a piece of local hip hop history. And I hope that you guys and gals appreciate this. This isn’t by any means a great record, but it’s definitely fun to listen through and have as a keepsake on your hard drive.
GET IT AT HTTP://WWW.DEMENCHA.COM
Qui Lo was a local hip hop group in the mid-late 90’s consisting of Godemis (currently of Ces Cru), Joe Good (who back then went by “Dr. Who”), and Big Frame aka Skillz Lane (currently of Tru Spittaz Click). The three of them recorded this album, “The Enemy,” but never officially released it, when they were all about 18-19 years old, from what I’m told by Frame.
It’s been a long time coming for me to finally post this album (zipped up below). Frame gave me the CD after I talked to him at James Christos’ video shoot last summer at 7th Heaven, after I bugged him enough about it. Apparently, he had all the tracks sitting on his hard drive for a looooooong time.
Dr. Who actually produced most, if not all the tracks on this record. Godemis’ “out-rap-a-muthafucka” style was in it’s infancy and Frame too, was just getting his feet wet with recording hip hop music. But where are they now? Godemis remains one of the nicest MCs in the city. Frame has turned out to be one of the better hip hop producers in town. However, if you find Joe Good’s facebook page and look at his pictures, it’s apparent that he’s currently in family-man mode.
This is a piece of local hip hop history. And I hope that you guys and gals appreciate this. This isn’t by any means a great record, but it’s definitely fun to listen through and have as a keepsake on your hard drive.
GET IT AT HTTP://WWW.DEMENCHA.COM