Ayo, you talk shit and you talk smack, but you don’t know shit ’cause you can’t rap. – Paris P
Most people would never expect that Beastie Boys have impacted Dallas and Texas music, but artists like Big Tuck and UGK have sampled their work for some of their biggest songs. When Paris P and I first started rapping, we wrote to “Intergalactic,” which was not easy. That beat opened my ear to writing to diverse sounds. The Licensed to Ill album was our DJ Sober’s introduction to hip-hop, so just within our circle, they’ve influenced two generations of rap fans. MCA’s attitude and style was one of the most distinguished. He’s an icon whose contributions will impact generations of artists to come.
- Slim Gravy (of A.Dd+)
via Spin’s “MCA Remembered by the New Rap Underground”
Gemini bash. May 24th. Beauty Bar. Sober + Bladerunners on 4 turntables.
Tonight’s the last night to vote for us!! BEST MUSIC ACT. D Magazine. Best of Big D Readers’ Choice Poll. #ADdHoe!!
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