Explore "epmd" with insightful episodes like "Parish Of EPMD joins the LIVE After The Live Program-Show", "Dead Serious", "Back in Business", "Retour sur 1997 dans le Rap US avec Grand Kas & Lef | Conversations Veritables" and "Top 10 Hip-Hop Songs from 89" from podcasts like ""Ebro in the Morning Podcast", "Bring The Noise Podcast", "Bring The Noise Podcast", "Paroles Veritables Podcast" and "Bring The Noise Podcast"" and more!
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This weeks album review is from a hip-hop duo who came stiggedy-stomping onto the scene in 1992, named Das EFX with their debut LP Dead Serious. Rocking dreads, making tons of pop culture refrences, and putting as many “iggedys”after words as they could, Krazy Drazy and Skoob ushered in a brand new style never heard in hip-hop before and took the world by storm.
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Episode 33 is a review from legendary group EPMD and their fifth LP Back in Business. A comeback album after they split up in 1992 Back in Business picks up where the group left off like they never missed a beat producing a solid release in the year 1997.
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Après avoir traité l'année 1996 et 1998, il nous fallait nous attarder
sur une des années les plus importante pour le Hip-Hop, l'année 1997.
Une année qui marque un changement, une continuité et un renouveau dans
la culture.
Pour comprendre tout cela nous revenons sur les meilleurs albums Rap Us
afin de comprendre l'impact musicale et culturel de ces derniers et
leurs héritages 26 ans après.
Accompagné de nos invités de marque Young Lef (DJ, ingénieur du son et
animateur), ainsi que de Grand Kas, artiste, auteur et poète qui nous
apportent leur expertise sans faille sur cette période.
This week i pick my top ten Hip-Hop songs from the year 1989.
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Just a mellow duo on this one...Cook & E. Green. But you know it's always the hottest in these streets, so...TURN IT UP!!! E. Green is sick, & Cook is tired, but they still bring you a banger of a Who Wore It Best, and also talk about a new segment... Albums Of The Month...plus much more! Press play & enjoy!!!
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Just a mellow duo on this one...Cook & E. Green. But you know it's always the hottest in these streets, so...TURN IT UP!!! E. Green is sick, & Cook is tired, but they still bring you a banger of a Who Wore It Best, and also talk about a new segment... Albums Of The Month...plus much more! Press play & enjoy!!!
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Parrish "PMD" Smith alongside his partner in rhyme, Erick Sermon, created EPMD - one of the most iconic Hip-Hop groups of all time. Setting trends with their music and fashion, the two carved a path for every MC that came after. In this episode hear how Parrish pivoted from sports to music, from DJing to MCing, and from MCing to artist management, and all that came with it.
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On this weeks episode we count down the top 10 Hip-Hop albums from 1988. One of the best years in Hip-Hop part of the golden era, these albums are classics that stand the test of time.
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The contributions of Krazy Drayz and the iconic duo he created, Das EFX, are often overlooked. His rise from being an Jamaican-immigrant-turned-New-Jersey-resident into an iconic Hip-Hop superstar was so rapid and groundbreaking that it didn't take long for biters to swarm. If it wasn't for their innovative style, there would be no Kriss Kross "Jump". If it wasn't for their creative lingo, there wouldn't be a Blackstreet "No Diggity". And most notably, if it wasn't for their fashion sense, there wouldn't be an entire wave of NY streetwear. Come listen to how Drayz developed his persona and turned it into a legacy that will live on forever.
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King is back! So that meant a short part 2 of the commercial rapper debate. Then we pay homage to Memorial Day, & remember Black Wall Street. Then we deep dive on the new DMX album, which leads us into a great "Who Wore It Best?" segment! All that, & more! Enjoy!
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King is back! So that meant a short part 2 of the commercial rapper debate. Then we pay homage to Memorial Day, & remember Black Wall Street. Then we deep dive on the new DMX album, which leads us into a great "Who Wore It Best?" segment! All that, & more! Enjoy!
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Episode 21 - DJ Dre Interview
- Disc Jockey History
- DJ Crie P x DJ Cram (@IamDJVS) x DJ Nawtee x DJ Xclusive x DJ Baby Choc (New Jersey Finest)
- DeeJay Intence DJing History
- DJ Dre Music History
- Promotional Only Records
- DJ Dre Favorite Promotional Only Record EPMD x LL Cool J “Rampage”
- Vinyl Record Store (Record City Passaic, New Jersey) & Record City Paterson, New Jersey)
- Nas first Single (It Ain’t Hard To Tell) in 1994
- DJ Dre first Club Go Go Bar in 1996 (Boris’ Place) 1999 (La Cima, Tropical Night Club)
- Partying in 1990s verse partying in the 2020s
- Nao “Bad Blood”
- Fred Da Godson ft; Remo The Hitmaka (Monique’s Room)
- Club Odyssey (Bloomfield, NJ)
- Club Sights (Lodi, NJ)
- Music Factory (Route 3 East Rutherford, NJ moved to Jersey City, NJ) Spring Valley, NY (or Rockland County, NY was traveling down there to party)
- Lawerence Taylor Old Restaurant
- Fatman Scoop x KRS-One Son x Queen Penn x DJ Enuff (Music Factory)
- Summer Jam 2 (1996)
- Club Flamingo (Paterson, NJ)
- House Music from the 1990s to House Music from 2020s. Deep Jersey House vs EDM
- Club Casino (Passaic, NJ) x The Palace (Passaic, NJ)
- Tropical Night Club (Passaic, NJ)
- Toby Love (New Jersey) x Avantura x DJ El Mentao (aka DJ Mentao)
- DJ Crie P money Parties
- One Step Beyond (Elmwood Park, NJ) [DJ Havoc x DJ T-Damage]
- Latin Quarters (Manhattan, NY) DJ Dre Birthday Party 1999 with DJ TedSmooth (Lumidee Reference)
- Club Famingo (Manhattan, NY) show case with DJ Crie P, The Roots (Questlove x Black Thought w/o Scott Storch) w/ Razal, Common, DJ Kid Capri, Mos Def 1999
- Super Treat Entertainment (Promotional Team w/ DJ Dre). Promotional game from the 90s compared to now in the 2020. Digital Business Card vs Printed Business Card.
- Club Casino transitions from House Music to DanceHall Reggae with DJ Dre in 1999
- DJ Carl Blaze the Transition from Vinyl to Laptops
- DJ Sho (Rockland County, NY)
- Club Mantra (2008 - 2012) Paramus, NJ on Route 4
- DJ Nawtee (Passaic, NJ)
- Cassandra Night Club (on Route 46 Lodi, NJ)
- The Gate House (West Orange, NJ)
- Tribecca (Fort Lee, NJ)
- Montclair University (Montclair, NJ) with a College Night with Oh La Soyo x Case
- Sean Paul Deport Them (on the Bookshelf Riddim) in 2000 invaded Club Casino
- How streaming services have saved Artist. Bootlegging Music from then compared to Now. Prime example Sizzla 2002 Album “Da Real Ting”
- Club Casino Joey Vargas x DJ Alex Sensation (from Passaic, NJ)
- Club Foxes (Jersey City, NJ)
- Cheetah Club (Paterson, NJ) with DJ Double G x DJ Big L (Fetty Wap DJ) x DJ Mig
- DJ S-Nice
- Frankie Reyes performs in Cheetah Nightclub
- DJ Collection
- DJ Tech Nine (Union City, NJ) x DJ City (Paterson, NJ)
- New Jersey x New York Connection for Club Life in New York
- Traxx Night Club (Lyndhurst, NJ) x The Dave Chapelle Show
- Boot Camp Clik ( Buckshot (of Black Moon), Smif-N-Wessun (Tek and Steele), Heltah Skeltah (Rock and Sean Price) and O.G.C. (Starang Wondah, Top Dog, and Louieville Sluggah)
- Tribecca (Fort Lee, NJ) with DJ Nawtee
- Ed Lover x DJ Kut (Power 105.1) new Radio Station came into play 2002
- Hot97 vs Power105
- Comedy Club circuit within New Jersey with Mr. Jay @ MVPs
- Flamingo (South Hackensack, NJ) Comedy Nights with Open Mic Comic Set
- DJ P-Nut
- Numark TTXUsb vs Numark TTX-1 (@Numark)
- Pleasures in Manhattan, NY
- Wild Bull (Paterson, NJ) (The creation of PNP Entertainment with DJ Dre x DJ P-Nut)
- DJ Questflavor x DJ Goldfingers x CNC x QQ x Paterson, NJ
- Club Flight
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David Strickland is a Grammy Award winning multidisciplinary artist, producer, engineer, DJ and activist. We discuss his music and visual art influences, how connected Indigenous cultures are to hip-hop and his experience with having his Indian status revoked. David shares what it was like working with Drake and the OVO camp and hip-hop legends like EPMD, Redman, Method Man, Kardinal Offishall, Saukrates and Keith Murray. We also talk about his respect for photographer Ernie Paniccioli, why he thinks it’s important for creatives to not get stagnant and lazy but why it’s also important to slow down.
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Episode 54 is here! And it has tons of everything you love! We finally did "Who Wore It Best", and we reeeally went in! We try & drop that knowledge on sampling, and of course we nerd out on Black Mirror, amongst other thangs! Another hot pod by the Garage Brothers!!!
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