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Live from Detroit at Marshall’s Homecoming show. You wanna see the return of Slim Shady? More footage on the way.
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Live from Detroit at Marshall’s Homecoming show. You wanna see the return of Slim Shady? More footage on the way.
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Whoa © Black Rob. Pauses at 1:17 mark. FTW!
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Busta is excited by all the new music that’s in your handful of retail stores. I didn’t know Lionel Richie and Ruben Studdard dropped today. Ha! How many joints did you legally cop?
Respect the 1515 Boys’ Conglomerate!
Holy smokes YN! During Marshall’s UK invasion, he paid at visit to Zane Lowe over at Radio 1.
Afterwards, he blessed him with three live renditions of:
We’re Connected: Team Supreme
Update: Now with video!
It’s week number 10! And to celebrate, here’s something off Cory’s upcoming Gansta Grillz: Heir To The Throne mixtape. Produced by, Vinny Idol. Nice flip of Seal’s “Fly Like An Eagle,” young gunner.
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Earlier today, Reggie, Cliff, and Trev appeared on New York’s Power 105.1 FM and addressed Joe Buddens insolence—again.
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Previously: Joe Budden vs. Method Man (The Saga Continues)
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Trevor performs two more tunes from B.O.M.B. and then, takes it back to 2001 with “What It Is.”
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“Where’s the love Method Man?!”
Well, that’s what ?uestlove said backstage on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. Guess all Cliff needed was one mic.
Props: Rosenberg Radio
Previously: Redman x Method Man “Ayo” (Live)
As a UGK opsimath, this will come in handy. Big ups to Maurice Garland for digging this up— and the placing the call.
“Trill Azz Mixez was originally conceived by DJ Wiz in Nashville. He begged us to do it. This was back when mixtapes were actually “mixtapes” and was only available in mom and pop stores. Wiz used to do a lot of Cash Money and No Limit mixtapes and he always wanted to do one with us. We’d always just be like “yeah, aight, whatever.” But, when we started having all of the label trouble we said we should do a mixtape and go ahead and put it out with Wiz. After it came out everywhere we went, people wanted it. We’d never have enough copies of it. To this day we still don’t. We’d always talk about bringing it back and re-releasing it. We actually did shows in the Midwest and the majority of the show would be based off the mixtape. It created income and we sold them at shows. Big up to DJ Wiz, he was an undying supporter of UGK. He hepled us understand the scope of our spread. Doing that tape with him is the reason why we put the UGK logo big as hell on all of our CDs now.”— Bernard “Bun B” Freeman
Download Here, beeeetch!
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