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Here’s the reunited crew performing their biggest hit at a recent show at The Filmore. I’m old enough to recall when this tune tickled the ladies fancies like the “Best I Ever Had”. Do you remember the time?

Pardon: The somewhat shaky camera work.

Salutations: Always Hustle

Previously: The Pharcyde’s Break Ups 2 Makes Ups

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In the clip, Trevor speaks on his affiliation with the Nation of Gods And Earths. Pull up a chair and learn sum’fin gawd. 

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Reggie and Cliff celebrate the release of Black Out! 2 with a MySpace x Adidas sponsored gig. Guest included RZA and the Green Eyed Bandit.

Props: YKD

Here’s a leak, (no pun intended) off Chester The Molester’s upcoming The Demo Tape with DJ Skee and DJ Drama. After a quick listen, I’m starting to believe Robert’s best days are behind him.

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Estelle Cohen: Fuck Off

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In the teaser for Reggie and Clif’s upcoming web series, the Buddah Bros. talk to Ed Lover about hip-hop’s best era, the 1990s.  1998 > [Your favorite year here]

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DJ Smallz checks in with the producers of the year while cooking something marvelous at Officer Ricky’s precinct house.

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Marshall should extend his services to 90% of the game. O’kay?!

Spotted: Broken Cool 

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With KRS-One looking on, Killer Killer from Adamsville tears the mic to shreds at Hip-Hop Appreciation Week at The Loft in Atlanta. This guy’s underrated like a bad report card.

Props: Maurice G.

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Travis Barker knows how to party like a rock star.  After all, he’s had on the job training as the drummer for Blink 182. But truthfully, the So Cal native’s a hardcore hip-hop head. In fact, he’s fiddled his sticks for P.Diddy, Soulja Boy and The Game. More recently, he was commissioned to remix Eminem’s “3 A.M.”. Trav phoned in with Rap Radar to discuss how the project came to fruition.