Timbs, Tapes & Timeless Beats

The guys talk about hip-hop’s dopest beats with special guest Jones from The Music Jones Podcast—spanning Wu-Tang to Redman, BDP to Dipset, Jeezy to Souls of Mischief. Plus “Snack Time” nostalgia (Certs fruit, Big League Chew, Lifesavers Holes) and a quick “Movie Flashbacks” vibe. Tap in for memories, debates, and neck-snapping beats.

Transcript

SPEAKER_07 0:00

Oh Lord. That was the last ticket I got, I think. Fucking with Cool G. What album was that? Back in 2000. No, I'm sorry, that was 05. Yeah, 05. Because it came out in 99. But I listened to that Cool G rap, that Roots of Eva album. The first time I ever heard Papoose. Yeah. Because he was on that uh the home sweet funeral home joint.

SPEAKER_02 0:23

I don't even know when that. I don't even know when that came out.

SPEAKER_07 0:25

It came out of either 98 or 99. It came out of one of them. Came out of 98 or 99. That was my shit.

SPEAKER_03 0:33

Shout out to Jones. If y'all didn't know, we was already recording. Oh shit. This is L. This is the music, Music Jones podcast tonight. No, um, what up, everybody? This is the Once Upon a Time and Music. I'm L.

SPEAKER_00 0:51

I'm Cheryl Poison.

SPEAKER_03 0:52

And we got a guest again. I see y'all see, I see y'all hears him. He's talking about that old boom back rap as uh B B Easy would say from the DJ Blaze uh radio show podcast. We got Jones from the Music Jones podcast.

SPEAKER_00 1:08

Welcome, welcome.

SPEAKER_05 1:09

What's going on, y'all? How's everything? Can you hear me? Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 1:14

You can't hear at all? Uh well, I'm gonna get you, I'm gonna get you straight.

SPEAKER_07 1:20

Y'all keep on keep on uh but yeah, man. I'm gonna thank y'all for having me back on, man. I appreciate it.

SPEAKER_00 1:25

Yeah, we enjoyed you last week.

SPEAKER_07 1:26

I really enjoyed it. Oh, I ain't gonna turn on. I'm tripping. Yep.

unknown 1:33

There we go.

SPEAKER_00 1:35

We're gonna have to come on your show one day, too.

SPEAKER_07 1:37

Oh, absolutely. That definitely needs to happen. So I can um we can return the favor. Yeah, we can drive be little be easy crazy with the boom bap conversations. Yeah, but I I thoroughly enjoy being on with y'all last week.

SPEAKER_03 1:52

Definitely. We enjoy having you, man. We we we had the the you know the the regular, you know, north versus south for a quick little second there. But you know, we we got a new show today. Yeah. Today's show is what is it, Cheryl?

SPEAKER_00 2:07

The dopest beats, in your opinion. In your opinion.

SPEAKER_03 2:10

Hip hop, hip-hop's dopest beats or hip-hop, our favorite beats in hip-hop. I know there's so many of them, but we only gonna go through like maybe five to seven of them.

SPEAKER_00 2:20

Yeah, because I got I got a lot. I got a lot I could name.

SPEAKER_03 2:24

Yeah, we all kind of got a uh a different a different amount. I mean, we all got like different ones, which is good. Yeah. Cause uh except that one. That one I thought um I was gonna be the only one to have it, but uh Jones got it.

SPEAKER_07 2:43

Oh, let's see.

SPEAKER_03 2:44

Yeah, that that that's that's a classic. But um, what else we got going? We got uh uh what we got snack time.

SPEAKER_00 2:55

Snack time.

SPEAKER_03 2:56

Movie flashbacks. It's a regular Thursday morning. If you listen to it on Thursdays, it's in the morning. Because that's you know, that's when everybody listened to it. Or Thursday evening. Um let's get into snack time, huh? Cheryl, what you what you um what you wish they still had or what I wish they had and discontinue.

SPEAKER_00 3:24

They don't have this, is certs. I used to get the little pack of certs. It was like assorted fruits, yeah, certs, and it had like a little bit of fruit in the middle, and they don't make those no more. You could get like regular certs like spearmint or peppermint, something like that, but they don't make the fruit ones. Yeah, that used to be my joint.

SPEAKER_03 3:42

You know what I remember? I remember the certs, holes. It was the the hole part, like yeah, they get rid of the good stuff. Yeah, they do. All right, I got one. This is from when you were a little lad. You was out running around. You you know, you thought you were grown. You if you played baseball or football, you know what this is. It's called Big League Chew.

SPEAKER_07 4:07

Yep. Absolutely. A shredded bubble gum that looked like chewing tobacco. Chewing tobacco.

SPEAKER_00 4:14

And you didn't have to play football or baseball because I used to eat that. You doing it too?

SPEAKER_03 4:19

Yeah. You had it, you know, you put a big glob in your mouth and you spit and all that back.

SPEAKER_07 4:24

Yeah, like you got tobacco. We did it. Whoa, oh God. Baseball is my first love, so we kept that in our pocket.

SPEAKER_03 4:31

It came in a little baggy, like, like a that you could resill it or fold it back down. And it rolled up in your back pocket. Yeah. Yeah, man. Um, that's mine. Jones, what you got? You got you, you got anything you wish?

SPEAKER_07 4:46

Mine would be the lifesaver's holes. The holes, right? I don't know if nobody remember, but they used to like sell just the the little piece.

SPEAKER_00 4:54

That's come from the middle part. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 4:57

Yeah.

SPEAKER_06 4:58

Like I used to love, I used to love joints. It came like in a little thing, kind of like Tic Tac.

SPEAKER_00 5:04

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 5:05

Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 5:08

All right. Um, well, I mean, we could get into it since we got uh a good slew of uh songs. Who wanna go first? We'll let Cheryl go first.

SPEAKER_00 5:19

I'll go first. Ladies first. Ladies first. Okay, this song, this is like one of my favorite songs. It's like in my top five. I love this song from the first time I heard it. And it's from my boys, Rain Ghosts. Can it all be so simple? Riza killed this beat.

SPEAKER_03 5:40

1993.

SPEAKER_00 5:41

I'm really not into slow beats, but this beat, yeah, this is dope.

SPEAKER_03 5:47

Uh, this from the album uh Into the Wu-Tang 36 Chambers. I'm telling you, when this came out, when this album came out, Staten Island was in a frenzy. I'm from I'm from Staten Island slash Brooklyn. Everybody, you know, everybody's either or. But the city was going crazy. Yeah. To go to another borough and they were playing that loud in their cars, you knew it was gonna be some. Yeah. And that was it. I mean the woo did that. They did that. Man, I I wish we could go back because I remember. It was so simple. Man, you're right. I think I was in, what was I?

SPEAKER_07 6:27

I I I might have been like sixth grade, seventh grade. You probably was in the seventh. I was in the sixth. That's 93. Yeah, I was in the sixth.

SPEAKER_00 6:34

So I was a yeah, I was six or seven. And y'all was little.

SPEAKER_07 6:38

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 6:39

I was in 11th grade.

SPEAKER_07 6:40

Yeah, I was in the sixth grade.

SPEAKER_03 6:41

You were almost finished.

SPEAKER_00 6:42

93. I was almost finished.

SPEAKER_03 6:44

Yeah, I had.

SPEAKER_07 6:45

I was in the sixth grade.

SPEAKER_03 6:46

I had a whole lot more. I had four more to go. Four more years. So I was in, yeah, I was about seventh grade. Yeah, eighth grade. Yeah, so I remember, I think it was either Ghost's sister or Ghost's cousin went to my school. And she brought that white, it was protect your neck. She brought the the singles. They used to have the singles. And she started giving them out. I was like, yo, where you get that from? No, it's my brother. I think I think it's a it was a family member or something like that. Well, come to find out, ghosts ended up living around the corner from us. And we found out, like, oh, so you know, we were walking by, kind of looking in, you know, trying to see Mike spot on. One day we even, I think we even broke down and went and knocked on the door. Like, I was a little bit like.

SPEAKER_00 7:34

You can't take it no more. I got the meeting.

SPEAKER_03 7:37

You got the tape. You know, we looking for the tape. We looking for the tape. But um, I don't remember. I he didn't answer the door. Somebody else answered the door or whatever, but I ended up getting a tape from her. And I wonder who she I wonder who exactly that was. I gotta ask some other friends. But uh, I ended up getting that tape. It had met the man on one side and protect your neck on the other. I wish I had a copy of that. That single single, yeah. That white case, the white cardboard case single. Yeah, that was that was it.

SPEAKER_00 8:07

All right. The remix to this is pretty alright, too. Yeah, that had the um that did it have a different beat. It had a different beat.

SPEAKER_07 8:14

It did, right? And it was on uh purple tape.

SPEAKER_00 8:16

It was on a purple tape.

SPEAKER_07 8:18

Word. Okay, okay.

SPEAKER_00 8:20

All right.

SPEAKER_07 8:20

Well, um all I remember was the that land, that land cruiser. Oh, yeah. That burgundy land cruiser and that snow beach snow beach pullover.

SPEAKER_03 8:30

Yeah, that was classic.

SPEAKER_07 8:31

I was like, damn, I want that. Yeah, couldn't get it though.

SPEAKER_03 8:35

I think that snow beach, that that's a classic, man. That's in hip hop, like it's stapled in there. Like it is. I I like the I like the video, but at the time I was looking for, yo, who we gonna see in it? Because you know, being in the area, you wanna see who's gonna be in it. And you know, that between that and the location, so we was like, oh, yo, they're gonna they're gonna film it in Stapleton, they gonna film it in Park Hill. They end up filming it, I think, over there by the Coliseum. I think that was, I think it was part by the Coliseum, and um, I think Bay Street also. So you know, you did kind of figure out, but yeah, you know, you want to see, yo, that's such and such in the video, but you know, it was a good time. It was a good time. Jones, what you got, man?

SPEAKER_07 9:25

My first one and most my this be this song is is just always gonna do something to me. BDP, the bridge is over. It was a battle going on in New York between Boogie Down Productions and the Juice Crew, and this shit set the South on fire. So they was feeling it down here too? Oh my god. I died like my sister is class of 92.

SPEAKER_02 9:59

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 10:00

So she's in high school, freshman in high school, eighth grade, when this shit dropped.

SPEAKER_02 10:05

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 10:06

So every weekend they had parties and shit. Uh-huh. But my pop used to DJ with the guy who used to DJ, he was like the hype man for the DJ.

SPEAKER_02 10:14

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 10:14

So all the parties and shit, after the parties, whatever he played, my sister would get the records from him and go make her a take.

SPEAKER_03 10:21

Get out of here.

SPEAKER_07 10:22

Yeah, so every weekend this was a routine. When she brought that shit in the house, I was in my room playing my Nintendo. And she turned that shit on. I paused my game. I said, what the hell is that? I ain't supposed to be cursed. I'm about 78.

SPEAKER_06 10:38

You know, what the hell is that?

SPEAKER_07 10:42

I'm in the room, so I start playing, and she played it, and she played it, and she played it. And I was like, that is the toughest shit. I said, That's it.

SPEAKER_00 10:49

What is that?

SPEAKER_07 10:50

And ever since then, that shit has been embedded in my brain.

SPEAKER_00 10:54

And I'm from Queens, but you can't deny it. This shit. You can't, you can't deny it.

SPEAKER_07 11:01

This is the first rap song to have Jamaican patois on it.

SPEAKER_03 11:04

Yeah, you're right.

SPEAKER_07 11:05

He he added reggae to hip hop. This is like his first or second song.

SPEAKER_00 11:11

The bitch is over.

SPEAKER_07 11:13

This shit changed. Like, and I'm telling you, down south. Oh man, they love this shit, man.

SPEAKER_03 11:18

That's crazy.

SPEAKER_07 11:19

I I would never even thought that. Man, shit. They loved it down here, man. Oh my god.

SPEAKER_03 11:25

This is off the album Criminal Minded, uh, Boogie Down Production.

SPEAKER_07 11:29

Rest in peace, Scott LaRock.

SPEAKER_03 11:30

19. Yeah, that was the first artist that I heard got killed. Yeah, like everybody was like, What? Um, 1987. Whew. The bridge is over. I was six years old. So if people don't know, the bridge is over. That was like a response to Queen's Bridge. The bridge. The bridge. Yeah. MC Shane. Yeah, MC Shane. Yep, yeah. And uh, that's a hard beat. And I'm mad because that's one of mine. So that was on my list.

SPEAKER_00 11:59

I was gonna put it on my list. I was gonna put it on. I was like, I'm gonna do something different. I'm gonna do something different.

SPEAKER_07 12:05

But you can't like it it's undeniable songs in hip hop. Like, I understand why y'all, y'all older than me, y'all from up there. Uh you know, got family. Like, I got family from up there too, but this shit, man. I'm sorry, I keep cursing.

SPEAKER_06 12:18

You can curse, you can curse.

SPEAKER_07 12:20

This song was just that. It was everything. Yeah. Like it was everything. This was my uncle shit. My uncle Luddish shit. The lyrics, taking shots, and then like it started. Like, they even did a whole album catered to that battle. Uh, the battle of rap supremacy. I don't know if you ever heard that or saw the album, but it was an album that came out where one song was Shan, one song was clear. Oh, word. Yeah, like they did it like that.

SPEAKER_03 12:46

Oh, word. I gotta I gotta go check that out.

SPEAKER_07 12:47

Yeah, see if you can find it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 12:50

My uncle used to love this song. This is this is my uncle lived in Brooklyn, but would come to Staten Island to hang out with my brothers and stuff like that. Like people didn't people saw him so much, they thought it was from Staten Island. He had uh Delta 88 with the with the with the uh the Gucci bag hanging from the window. He had the the fluffy um tail the rabbit tail, the raccoon tail, yeah, a white one and tinted out windows, delta 88, dark blue with a system in it.

SPEAKER_07 13:21

And that was like that's that song go crazy on some.

SPEAKER_00 13:25

I was about to say it's probably knocking a collar.

SPEAKER_07 13:27

That's why I love it even more. Because as I got older, when I got my man, they was like, what are you listening to? Don't worry about it. You don't understand. It's a purpose behind it. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 13:39

All right, we're gonna get into mine. Mine isn't mine, is a little bit newer. Uh I think this was 1993. Ooh.

SPEAKER_00 13:55

From a little a little place called Queens. Big Queens. Put some respect on that.

SPEAKER_03 14:01

Onyx. Um, this is the album was back the fuck up. This is Shifty. And this beat right here, skating Ray Face. That beat, that beat right there.

SPEAKER_07 14:14

I mean, I'm telling you. Like, sir. That beat it.

SPEAKER_03 14:21

90 93. I was like a teenager. 93. I I was I was starting to feel myself a little bit. You know, going outside a little bit more. No, you know what? Going away from the block a little bit more. Yeah. The parties, you know, you know, it was you know, like house parties was it. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 14:41

That's a good album. I used to love that album.

SPEAKER_03 14:43

This whole album. The whole album.

SPEAKER_00 14:45

I ain't gonna say I'm gonna say tape. I had the tape. Yeah that tape.

SPEAKER_03 14:48

Give me your give me your favorite song from it.

SPEAKER_00 14:53

I got a lot, but the one I listened to a lot was sucking the next nigga.

SPEAKER_03 15:03

Well, I think you was gonna say something crazy like that.

SPEAKER_07 15:05

I'm gonna go and throw your guns.

SPEAKER_03 15:07

Throw your guns with me. That one's good too. That was my, I think that was the first video that I seen guns in. Like unblurred out guns. That one and and um MOP's, how about some hardcore? Yeah. Those are the first. I think the Onyx ones, they was in like the salt hand, salt hills.

SPEAKER_05 15:25

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 15:26

In New York, you know, winter time, they gotta put the salt out. Yeah. They was in like they was on the hills of the salt. On the hills, anyway. Yeah. And that that video was crazy. They had Tech Nines and Mac 10s in the video.

SPEAKER_06 15:37

I was like, yeah, that I like that.

SPEAKER_03 15:39

That was it. It was so simple. Yeah, that was that's shifty. Um, that wasn't that was the B side of throw your guns in the air album. If you was a DJ, I DJed the time, so that was the flip side of it. With two bangers. I can't believe they put two bangers on it on it like that. All right, who next?

SPEAKER_07 15:58

Jones? You next? I can go next. No, who's a who are we gonna keep it in order? Yeah, we'll keep it in order.

SPEAKER_00 16:05

Excuse me. All right, I'm going old school. This was one of the first songs that I kind of knew all the words. I would practice all the words just because I love this beat.

unknown 16:16

You know so well.

SPEAKER_00 16:19

I had a little horsey named Paul Revere. Just me and my horsey in a quart of beer.

SPEAKER_01 16:25

Just me and my horsey in the middle.

SPEAKER_00 16:27

That beat right there.

SPEAKER_03 16:38

That's from Licensed to L. License to L is still selling in stores. Absolutely. And it's gonna sell forever. It's gonna always sell. That's what that's gonna sell forever.

SPEAKER_00 16:46

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 16:46

This is from 1986. Now, 86, I don't know if white boys was buying this. But we was buying it. Yeah, but once the 90s hit, it started being on the shelf with, you know, the other people's buying that. Um, this right here was licensed to LBC Boys.

SPEAKER_07 17:04

Because Brass Monkey on that same album, right?

SPEAKER_01 17:08

Them boys had some wild beats, man.

SPEAKER_07 17:11

Yeah, this they had some good beats, had some dope ass beats. They did. That's some dope beats.

SPEAKER_03 17:19

Yeah, that's a good one, show. That's a that's a real good one. Who next? Jones? Yeah, what you got? I'm glad we don't have any more that's gonna match up.

SPEAKER_00 17:29

And I'm glad I picked extra Slick Rick Mona Lisa off of the This used to be my song.

SPEAKER_07 17:38

Off the Great Adventures of Slick Rick album. 1988. 88. 88.

SPEAKER_00 17:43

I remember it.

SPEAKER_03 17:45

Man, I think this is like children's story. Was no Chubb Rock was like one of the first ones I learned all the words, but children's story was enough.

SPEAKER_00 17:55

And the way the beat comes in, he be like, enough. And then that beat come in.

SPEAKER_07 17:59

This part that I had a discussion on my show about this album. When it came, when they dropped the greatest 10 hip-hop albums of all time, and this was number 10.

SPEAKER_02 18:10

Yeah, it shouldn't have been.

SPEAKER_07 18:10

And them boys said it shouldn't have been number 10. I said, Y'all, y'all lying. Like, y'all don't even understand what this album did on hip hop.

SPEAKER_03 18:17

It should have been up for everything.

SPEAKER_07 18:18

Yeah, like me and Doogie got into a real live argument about it. So I had to start naming songs off the album on it. B Love was like, he pulling up from the parking lot on you, dude. Because like this album was so great. Yeah, it was. In 1988, the sound was like, it's damn the timeless. Yeah, like you can play this song now and you wouldn't be able to tell unless you listen to what he's talking about. When he said Kangool and like that type shit, you'll know where it's from.

SPEAKER_03 18:47

But other than that, I'm looking at the cover right now. I'm looking at the songs on it. And Treat him like a prostitute. There's four songs off the top of my head. Oh, five. Uh children's story, treat them like a prostitute. The first song on the album. Hey Young World. Hey Young World, Teenage Love, Teenage Love. Moni Love. I mean Moni Love Mona Lisa uh an Indian Girl. Indian Girl.

SPEAKER_07 19:11

Indian Girl. Indian Girl. One of my favorite songs off the album. One of the greatest rap albums ever.

SPEAKER_00 19:17

Yeah, that's classic.

SPEAKER_03 19:19

It is.

SPEAKER_07 19:19

But this beat, it really is. My wife got footage of me dancing to this at a concert. We went to see Slit Rick at a festival in Atlanta. Yeah. I was going crazy.

SPEAKER_03 19:29

That's one person I'd never seen that I always wanted to see.

SPEAKER_07 19:32

Oh man.

SPEAKER_03 19:33

I had a chance to see it.

SPEAKER_07 19:34

In this old age, he put on a great show. Yeah. Oh, God, yeah. I danced, man. I danced till I passed out after the show. In the car. I ain't even as soon as I got to the car, I passed out, man. Oh, man. Shout out to Ricky D, man.

SPEAKER_00 19:47

Shout out Slickwork with the Jewelry, with the Wallabies. And it was always fresh.

SPEAKER_07 19:52

And they still use his jewelry. The rap. They call him to their shows to borrow his jewelry. Yep.

SPEAKER_06 19:58

Yep.

SPEAKER_07 19:59

Shout out.

SPEAKER_03 20:00

Which is dope. All right. Is it my turn? Yeah.

SPEAKER_06 20:03

It's your turn.

SPEAKER_03 20:04

See, I I now, you know, I'm shuffling through my list. Now I'm not going to order no more. So y'all bringing all these bangers on the club. Okay. Okay. I'm going to have to go with this next one. This next one's from the hometown. Wu-Tang clan. Also from Into the 36 Chambers. Shame on the nigga.

SPEAKER_07 20:25

Shame on a nigga.

SPEAKER_03 20:26

Shame on the nigga. 1993. Just the if you hear this come on in the party at the time. It was a scuffle going on.

SPEAKER_07 20:42

That's a get hype song. This shit gets you hype.

SPEAKER_03 20:46

And really, they had so much to say, because at the time, you know, everything was Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Bronx. You put this on, and you was proud to be from Staten Island.

unknown 21:01

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 21:01

Like That was your one time, ain't it? No, it wasn't. That was Wu Tang was your one time to shine. No.

SPEAKER_07 21:07

But it was nine of them.

SPEAKER_03 21:09

Forcome D's. Ooh, they from Staten Island? Man, uh, I used to run through their yard to go to the store. Tinder Love? Oh. Man, I used to they used to live on a corner, corner of the same street as me. I used to cut through their yard to go to the store. Run in run to the store. Shout out to Mercury. Who else? I mean, there's other people from Staten Island. Wu Tang made it, don't even matter. You know what? Wu Tang. Yeah. We're gonna say Wu Tang's the only one from Staten Island. Be proud of that. They're not the only one. I ain't even gonna say that.

SPEAKER_00 21:45

Be proud of that.

SPEAKER_03 21:46

They're not the only ones. Pop the Brown Hornet. We just made 25 years. His album just came out. 25 years. Okay. Shaheen the Rugged Chow. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Um C's, Peach Fuzz.

SPEAKER_00 22:01

Not Peach Fuzz. Whoever it is. Peach Fuzz. Peach Fuzz.

SPEAKER_03 22:05

Um C's. Um you might as well say Audio 2 is from Statin. Oh, okay. Because Audio 2 has done so much on Staten Island.

SPEAKER_07 22:12

That's the one I forgot.

SPEAKER_03 22:14

Oh.

SPEAKER_07 22:15

That's the one I forgot.

SPEAKER_03 22:16

We all forgot that. That's the one I forgot.

SPEAKER_07 22:17

We all forgot. I was trying to think about it. I didn't forget.

SPEAKER_00 22:20

I tried to do something different. We talked about that before.

SPEAKER_07 22:23

Yeah, I tried to do something different too. That top villain, boy. Top villain. That might be the wrong one. You can't go wrong with that one. That's one of the greatest beats. And it's been used a hundred times over. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 22:33

Yeah. All right. Well, that was mine. Shame on the nigga. Enter the Wu-Tang 36 Chambers and asked. 1993. Good year. I like that year.

SPEAKER_00 22:45

Yeah, that was a good year. 93, 94.

SPEAKER_03 22:47

Yep, yeah. Who next? Sure.

SPEAKER_00 22:49

That's my turn. Uh-huh. All right.

SPEAKER_03 22:52

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 22:52

When this came out, I wanted to smoke blunts. I wanted to have my Tim's on. I just wanted to be a thug.

SPEAKER_03 23:04

This right here, the whole group. I'm going to call it a group.

SPEAKER_00 23:07

I'ma call it a group, so.

SPEAKER_03 23:09

Black Moon?

SPEAKER_00 23:10

Black Moon. That was 93. 93 was a good year.

SPEAKER_01 23:19

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 23:20

So the week, what we do, welcome down, we're like. Into the stage. Black Moon, 1993. That was a strong one. I I was surprised you picked that one, not the other one. You know what the other one is. I got you open. I got you open.

unknown 23:38

Oh.

SPEAKER_00 23:39

How many MCs? How many MCs is good too?

SPEAKER_07 23:41

Who got the props? Who got the props?

SPEAKER_00 23:43

Who got the props? Remember that? Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 23:46

I'm surprised you didn't pick that one.

SPEAKER_00 23:49

I didn't bump this as much as I bumped the other one. Oh, for real? How many MCs? Buck them down.

SPEAKER_03 23:55

I got you open.

SPEAKER_00 23:56

I got you open. This one, who got the props was more radio friendly. I told you I was trying to be a thug. I was trying to get some guns. Get some we what's up?

SPEAKER_03 24:08

You had your Timbs on, right? Yeah. You definitely had the Tims on. That was that was a good one. That was a good one. Jones, what you got, man? See, this is the The Diabolical. This is in that era, too.

SPEAKER_07 24:20

Biz Markey. Off the going off album. Make the music with your mouthpiece.

SPEAKER_01 24:29

Make the mouthpiece. I want you.

unknown 24:32

I want you.

SPEAKER_07 24:33

This beat. Like I said, I used to ride around in the 2000s listening to this type of shit. Like, cause I didn't have a car with Wolfers when it was out. But man.

unknown 24:45

Girls get excited.

SPEAKER_00 24:46

I actually met um Bizmarke. Did at a jam and a park.

SPEAKER_07 24:50

Oh man. I'm not gonna say I became a good one.

SPEAKER_00 24:52

He was like low-key trying to holler.

SPEAKER_07 24:54

He had to be one of the coolest guys. I saw him at a yo Gabba Gabba concert. He ain't cool.

SPEAKER_03 25:00

He wasn't cool. He ain't cool. He wasn't. Nah, I don't think I ever told this story. I might tell it now.

SPEAKER_00 25:05

Tell it now.

SPEAKER_07 25:06

God is do, man.

SPEAKER_03 25:08

Man. All right. Downtown Brooklyn had a famous music store. That's when I was DJing.

SPEAKER_05 25:14

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 25:15

They had a favorite, favorite music store. Downstairs. It was called Downstairs Records or something like that. Well, I'm in there getting something. I'm Gary Walk out. God bumped me hard. Look up.

SPEAKER_00 25:30

It's biz.

SPEAKER_03 25:30

It's biz. He turned, look at me, and kept on going. Oh, he didn't say excuse me on that. Nah, he definitely didn't. He definitely didn't. So at the time, you know, this is that time. My raise, my race is already clicked. It's already clicked. Because downtown Brooklyn was it was treacherous around that time. This was had to be 97. 96. 96, 97. No. I was a teenager. 97. 97. My razor was already. You know, the old the orange razor with the levels on it. Yeah. It was already. I was ready because I didn't know what it was. Like, you know, I just turned from the oh forget biz, man. Rest in these bit.

SPEAKER_00 26:22

He probably was feeling himself. He was like, you bumped into me. You should say, excuse me.

SPEAKER_03 26:26

I know this is his home, like, he's, you know, Alby Square Mall, Fulton Street. Yeah. That's his stomping grounds, but damn. I'm the little teenager. I was the YN.

SPEAKER_00 26:38

You mad about that.

SPEAKER_03 26:40

Yeah, I was mad. Look, I didn't think about that story until you said you met her. And I was like, you know what? I'm at that.

SPEAKER_00 26:47

I met that mother lady. You tried to get my digits.

SPEAKER_03 26:50

Nah, I was mad about that. Oh, man. Don't be mad. Let that go. I'm sorry. I forgot about that. I forgot about that. Alright, I'm sorry, Cheryl. Okay, okay. Who's out? Oh man.

SPEAKER_00 27:07

You'll be alright.

SPEAKER_06 27:08

You'll be all right.

SPEAKER_03 27:10

Yeah, matter of fact. Oh, not that not that one. Not that one. There we go. Okay, okay. Alright, so make the music with your mouth, Biz. Shout out to Biz, man. Shout out. I think that was like 86.

SPEAKER_07 27:28

80, yeah. 87. 86, 87. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 27:32

I remember, I remember when it was out. You know, on streaming platforms, they're gonna say 94 because they don't know.

SPEAKER_07 27:38

But the studio album dropped in 88. Well, of course, you know the song came out before the album came out.

SPEAKER_03 27:44

It probably seven. Yeah, 87. I remember the album cover. The album cover, it was black and white. It had him, TJ Swan, and they had the Coca-Cola shirts, and they was jumping. That I still got the album.

SPEAKER_00 27:57

Was the vapors on that album too?

SPEAKER_03 27:58

Yeah. I think so. Like that song too. That's my joint. Oh boy. Woo-sa. You definitely fucked me. Alright, who's next? Is it my turn? Alright. I got one. It's another hardcore one. And yeah, we like it raw.

SPEAKER_01 28:21

Yeah, we like it raw.

SPEAKER_03 28:22

This MOP. 1994.

SPEAKER_07 28:26

Didn't they put this on the Sunset Park soundtrack? Yep. Exactly.

SPEAKER_03 28:31

Um the album also, it was to the death. M O P mobbed Um, not Mobb D. MOP. Stands for Mash Out Posse. Yeah, Mash Out Posse. Um, that's that was that was a that was a song. Like that's when fighting in parties and stuff was going on. Like it was a cutting, or something going on. Somebody got robbed to this song. Like, there was no happy dancing to the song. Like if they played this in a party or a club, it wasn't a time to like, you know, be either put your back to the wall or you went and got that person you was looking for.

SPEAKER_06 29:16

Oh shit. Put your back to the wall.

SPEAKER_03 29:19

Put your back to the wall and look and see where whoever the problem you had with M O Put old days.

SPEAKER_06 29:27

Nash out Posse.

SPEAKER_03 29:28

It was so simple. Who's your favorite? Cheryl, who's your favorite? Um is it is it Billy Dan's or Lil Fame?

SPEAKER_00 29:39

Lil Fame.

SPEAKER_03 29:40

I think so too. I think that might be mine too. Just that he used to talk with that that super list. But Billy Dan, he de he definitely showed up on some of it. Yeah. This is the second Second uh video ever seen with guns. Like BDP had guns in one of their videos, but it was always blurred out.

SPEAKER_07 30:08

This one, they they didn't blur these out. I'm trying to think, was that my philosophy?

SPEAKER_03 30:11

Right?

SPEAKER_07 30:12

At a tech or something like that. That was my philosophy.

SPEAKER_03 30:14

That's what it was.

SPEAKER_07 30:15

It might have been.

SPEAKER_03 30:16

You're a philosopher?

SPEAKER_07 30:17

Yes. Might have been. Because you know, he had uh he was on the the album cover.

SPEAKER_03 30:22

With with the gun like that. Like Malcolm. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Alright, who next?

SPEAKER_00 30:28

It's my turn.

SPEAKER_03 30:29

Set rope poison.

SPEAKER_00 30:31

This song right here, I can remember going to the studio. I couldn't wait. I used to be on a Friday night show with my homeboy Mark Ellion. And we would do freestyles. And this beat right here.

SPEAKER_03 30:47

Wait, so you can freestyle?

SPEAKER_00 30:49

Sort of kind of.

SPEAKER_03 30:50

Oh, wow.

SPEAKER_00 30:51

It was back in the day.

SPEAKER_03 30:52

But all right, so back in the day, freestyle was different. It was writing freestyle, right?

SPEAKER_00 30:57

Yes.

SPEAKER_03 30:58

But you could do that?

SPEAKER_00 30:59

I I would write, I would have my song already, all my you know, my hot 16, and then he would put on a beat, and I just float to whatever beat he put on.

SPEAKER_02 31:08

Word.

SPEAKER_00 31:09

So when this came out, everybody wanted to do their um part off of this.

SPEAKER_02 31:14

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 31:15

So this Mad Ism channel live. There's the beat right here.

SPEAKER_07 31:21

Yes, sir.

SPEAKER_00 31:22

You have to, when you get on this, you got to bring some heat.

SPEAKER_07 31:25

Yes, sir.

SPEAKER_00 31:28

All the dudes was in the studio. Everybody wanted the freestyle for this.

unknown 31:33

What we do with spark mags?

SPEAKER_03 31:37

You got something for it?

SPEAKER_00 31:38

Mm-hmm. You was not putting me on the spot.

SPEAKER_03 31:43

You sure I can find the instrumental real quick while we're I'm good.

SPEAKER_00 31:46

I'm good. I'm good. I just want to hear it.

SPEAKER_03 31:48

I'm good. Whose show was that? Was that Booterat show?

SPEAKER_00 31:51

That was Mark Ellevinson's show. Friday nights.

SPEAKER_03 31:53

He had his own show?

SPEAKER_00 31:54

Yes.

SPEAKER_03 31:54

Oh, word.

SPEAKER_00 31:55

It was like 10 to 12.

SPEAKER_03 31:57

Word.

SPEAKER_00 31:58

And I couldn't wait for Friday nights.

SPEAKER_03 31:59

How old were you at that time?

SPEAKER_00 32:00

I was probably 18, 19. Oh, okay. 18, 19, 20.

SPEAKER_03 32:05

Oh. Yeah. Yeah. I knew it was a reasonable.

SPEAKER_00 32:09

I shocked them all when because nobody knew that I could rhyme. And just one day, me and my homeboy was just kicking it. And I was like, yeah, I can rhyme. Yeah. A word. It just started from there. He told Mark about me, and Mark was like, he wanted to hear me, and he heard me, and I guess he liked it.

SPEAKER_03 32:27

And I know what I'm gonna do one day.

SPEAKER_00 32:30

What you gonna do?

SPEAKER_03 32:31

One of these days while we going through a uh a music thing, I'm gonna click on one of your songs on here. I got some joints. Yeah. I'm gonna have I'm gonna have to I'm gonna surprise you with it too. I ain't gonna say, all right, we're getting ready for your song. I'm gonna it's gonna just play it. You gonna think some uh slick rick is coming on? It's gonna be you.

SPEAKER_00 32:52

It's gonna be me. Those are good times. Those good times. Music brings people together, I'm telling you.

SPEAKER_03 32:58

That's dope.

SPEAKER_00 33:00

And I was the only girl, I was the only girl with a whole bunch of niggas.

SPEAKER_03 33:03

So that's dope. That's dope. You remember any of the ones that were you up there with you?

SPEAKER_00 33:09

Who?

SPEAKER_03 33:10

Are they in the same area they're still in the same area?

SPEAKER_00 33:12

Buddha, Malik, Malik Shabazz, um, my homeboy Mo, my homeboy Jibree. It was a lot of people. It was a lot of niggas.

SPEAKER_03 33:23

So now they need to listen to the episode for this.

SPEAKER_00 33:26

They need to? Okay, I'll tell them.

SPEAKER_03 33:28

You had to send it to them. I'll tell them. All right, um Is it is it my turn? No, it's it's my turn. It's Jones, huh?

SPEAKER_07 33:36

Yeah. We're gonna go.

SPEAKER_03 33:37

Uh we got so many classics up here.

SPEAKER_07 33:40

Yeah, like I'm I told you I was going straight old school. I'm mad at this one. These are the songs that shape my childhood. These songs made help me become a man. They helped me become a man. Like the preachings of these songs, like three times dope.

SPEAKER_03 33:56

There we go.

SPEAKER_07 33:56

Funky dividends, right? Man, that's believable. Greatest man alive put me on game, and I stick by these words till this day. Michelle, goddamn, they like, come on.

SPEAKER_00 34:13

It's a third dress this week. I was with when I was with Busy B, I had it all.

SPEAKER_07 34:18

Yeah. Like, man, and the craziest part about this song is that half the generation from today, they probably never heard it. But these women, this is how they portray themselves on social media. Like, if you can't do X, Y, and Z for me, what are you doing with it? You know what I'm saying? Like, man, come on, man. And if I know it's gonna be like this, I wouldn't have stepped to you from the junk. Yeah, I would have just gone on about my business. That's but like this beat. It's just, I don't know if it reminded me of something my dad used to listen to or something.

SPEAKER_03 34:56

Yeah, this is a sample.

SPEAKER_07 34:57

It's a sound. I don't know if it's uh I think it's Betty Wright. Could be. I think it's the Betty Wright. It could be. I think it is. But then after this, Diddy took it and did the total remix to it. Yep. So this beat is just gonna always resonate with me because anytime I hear the beat, I think about the greatest man alive.

SPEAKER_03 35:19

I think I I I don't know if I like their style that really drew me to them.

SPEAKER_07 35:23

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 35:24

Or was it um what's the other song they had?

SPEAKER_07 35:28

Um Greatest Man Alive.

SPEAKER_03 35:31

Probably Greatest Man Alive. It probably is greatest man.

SPEAKER_07 35:35

They had a funky beat to it too.

SPEAKER_03 35:36

Yeah, it was more up tempo. Yeah, it was probably greatest man alive.

SPEAKER_00 35:40

Probably because they was kind of different. Different at that time. Yeah, they were they were flexible.

SPEAKER_07 35:44

Yeah, they were. EST is the unusual fellow. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, but like that's I remember watching that video on TV in the 80s. Yeah, yeah. I remember seeing the video.

SPEAKER_00 35:56

They were sitting on the couch, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 35:58

Like I remember that. So you know, like nostalgia at its best. Like, man, and and now when I hear it, I go down a rabbit hole and I'm like, damn, I was seven years old watching Rap City. My sister was running around with all her friends, like, man, this the good old days.

SPEAKER_03 36:16

Yeah, I didn't know they were from Philly, yeah, until like I got older. Back then, you know, it was just a guy with a gumby.

SPEAKER_07 36:23

Yeah, he had a gumby. I got cousins from Philly. So when I've, you know, when they used to come down every summer, yeah. It's like, man, I know them dudes, you know. Like one of my cousins actually was classmates with Will Smith.

SPEAKER_03 36:35

Oh, worried, right?

SPEAKER_07 36:36

Yeah, he died in 2000. But yeah, he went over Brooke. Oh, worried. Yeah, with Will. Yeah. Yeah, man. So, but Philly, like, they don't get enough credit for they, you know. Well, you know what? They don't get enough credit. They don't get enough credit.

SPEAKER_03 36:50

They like three times, though. Okay, they put out maybe two or three albums. All the songs wasn't bangers, but they did have a style. Yeah, they had a style. They had their own. Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 37:04

Everybody back then had their own style. Nobody sounded the like.

SPEAKER_03 37:07

Like, yeah. I kind of think him and had to be Bobby Brown was the only ones to freak the Gumby the right way. Like, he the way his joint was, it was it was different. Yeah. I can't think of nobody else that really had gumbies back then.

SPEAKER_07 37:21

Yeah, them about only two.

SPEAKER_03 37:22

Yeah, he might, he had the cuts, and I think he had he it was something about it. Yeah. They would fly, they would fly.

SPEAKER_07 37:28

Yeah, man. Shout out the three times dope.

SPEAKER_03 37:30

Three times dope. Yeah, right.

SPEAKER_07 37:32

Greatest man alive. I think that was what, 88?

SPEAKER_03 37:34

Yeah. Possibly 88. Did the dummy move. Yeah, on streaming platforms. I don't think they have a date. Started asking for my dividends. All right. It's time. I got one here. This is uh I I don't know. I think this is 1992. It's from Jersey.

SPEAKER_00 38:05

Guess what? I had this on my list and I scratched it off. I had a whole lot of them and I kind of went on down.

SPEAKER_07 38:11

Tonight's the night.

SPEAKER_03 38:12

Tonight's the night by Red Man.

SPEAKER_00 38:14

Get off that punk stuff.

SPEAKER_03 38:15

What's the album is the name? This right here. This one starts off.

SPEAKER_06 38:23

I walk them down the street with the black tech now by the waistline. Ticking the hype shit.

unknown 38:28

Another good.

SPEAKER_03 38:29

All right. That right there, we all three of us just danced. Like it was the first time we heard the song.

SPEAKER_07 38:35

That's Red Man, yo. Like, he still don't get his credit. He don't. He don't. Do not get his credit. Shout out to Yoshi for calling me and telling me that, bringing it to my attention. Like, Red Man just don't get his credit.

SPEAKER_03 38:49

And he called me too and told me the same thing.

SPEAKER_07 38:51

Yeah. Yeah. He did. He don't. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 38:54

He called me and told me.

SPEAKER_07 38:55

He said he forgot a song. He said I left off a song off my list last week. But man, they don't give Red Man the credit. It was Red Man Buster Ron. He called me yesterday. The goodness. He's like, man, it came on while I was in the gym. Yeah. He called me yesterday. Yeah. I'm like, man, I was like, you know what? I said, Nats off the docks, the name album. One of the toughest albums in the early 2000s.

SPEAKER_00 39:15

Redman was different, too. Yes, he was. He brought a different type of style.

SPEAKER_07 39:18

He was. Yes.

SPEAKER_00 39:19

And he had some great videos. He had good videos.

SPEAKER_07 39:22

He's a hell of an artist.

SPEAKER_00 39:23

I'll never forget the video for I'll be that.

SPEAKER_07 39:25

Oh, God.

SPEAKER_00 39:26

When the girl riding with the bike and she hit the car.

SPEAKER_07 39:29

I love that.

SPEAKER_03 39:30

That's on social media now.

SPEAKER_07 39:31

Like I just seen it pop up yesterday. Yeah. Shout out to Red Man.

SPEAKER_03 39:35

Matter of fact, Red Man had Tonight's Tonight. Tonight's Tonight, he had the scene with the guns. You know, when I'm a teenager, I was just like I am now about guns.

SPEAKER_00 39:45

Fascinated.

SPEAKER_03 39:46

They had the 357s and the 44s, and Tonight's Tonight. And me and my niggas ain't playing. And they show the guns and stuff like that. Then they started bleeping it out and blurring it out.

SPEAKER_07 39:55

MTV did it first.

SPEAKER_03 39:56

This album right here, it had I like the Psycho Ward. Dr. Trevor's. Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 40:03

You know, they had that on there. All his skits is always fire. Superman Lover. Superman Lover. That's a series. He needs to do a TV series on the video. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 40:16

Time for some action.

SPEAKER_07 40:17

I didn't want to put that because it was so big.

SPEAKER_03 40:21

Everybody, I I I swore everybody, I really thought you were going to pull it out, Cheryl.

SPEAKER_00 40:25

You thought so?

SPEAKER_03 40:26

Time for some action?

SPEAKER_00 40:29

But no, that didn't make my list, but tonight's the night then.

SPEAKER_03 40:34

Time for some action. The reason I didn't pick it because it was a super sample from Cyphers Hill. And I put Cyphers Hill on my honorable mention. But um, yeah, Tonight's The Night, Red Man, 1992, What's the Album? What's the album is the name?

SPEAKER_00 40:59

Was that the Red Cassette? Which one was the Red Cassette? There is a Dark Sork Side. Okay.

SPEAKER_03 41:04

There is a Dark Side. That was the joint. And um I don't know where I seen it. No, Keith Murray told me. Keith Murray told me that Red Man said he don't want to perform any songs from There is a Dark Side anymore.

SPEAKER_07 41:18

Why? Because of where he was at in his life? He said, exactly. He said that his. That was kind of it was it was a dark-ass album. It was dark.

SPEAKER_03 41:25

He said, we don't want to perform any of those songs. It was dark.

SPEAKER_00 41:27

So I don't blame him.

SPEAKER_03 41:28

It was dark. Which is crazy. Because they had some bangers on that. Yes, it did.

SPEAKER_07 41:32

Jesus Christ.

SPEAKER_03 41:33

Yes, bangers. All of Red Man's albums.

SPEAKER_07 41:36

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 41:37

Every single Red Man album you're gonna get.

SPEAKER_07 41:39

Yeah, he's not gonna disappoint you. Muddy Waters is a cover-to-cover absolutely. That might be the best one. Greatest. I'm talking about great. I'm talking about put it in, don't touch it. They said 1920 songs of pure hip hop. Is that the one that saved Def Jam? Yeah, absolutely. It might have been.

SPEAKER_03 41:56

I think they said Muddy Waters is what brought Def Jam back. Def Jam was over.

SPEAKER_07 42:00

96.

SPEAKER_03 42:01

They said it was over. And they put that out. They end up coming back. They end up coming back.

SPEAKER_07 42:08

Muddy Waters and Doc's the Name are my two absolute favorite albums by Red Man.

SPEAKER_03 42:13

What was the first one?

SPEAKER_00 42:14

Shout out to Red Man. I like all of them.

SPEAKER_07 42:18

I mean, but I was I was like I was younger. So when I started driving, like Muddy Waters was one of the first albums I listened to in my car.

SPEAKER_02 42:25

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 42:25

You know what I'm saying? I had my license now. I can drive past eight o'clock. I was smoking. Me and my homeboy ride around smoking to that shit, man. Whatever, man. Oh man.

SPEAKER_03 42:37

Whatever, man. Yeah, whatever, man. Yo. All right, who we at?

SPEAKER_00 42:42

It's my turn.

SPEAKER_03 42:43

Share with poison.

SPEAKER_00 42:44

I like this beat. When I think of it, I don't know. I just want to like ride in my car. I ain't got no um speakers in my car.

SPEAKER_03 42:51

You got rims on it though?

SPEAKER_00 42:53

I ain't got no speakers, though. I need some speakers to knock this. When you hear this.

SPEAKER_07 43:01

Is this Master Ace? Get the fuck out of here. I'm going home.

SPEAKER_06 43:07

God damn it.

SPEAKER_07 43:08

I'm going home.

SPEAKER_00 43:09

Don't leave, don't leave.

SPEAKER_07 43:10

Oh my God. Are you kidding me? Cheryl, what you know by this, man?

SPEAKER_00 43:19

What's the scientific echo?

SPEAKER_03 43:20

Oh my god. Hey man, she surprised me every show.

SPEAKER_07 43:27

My sister used to love Master Ace, man.

SPEAKER_03 43:30

So wait, let me. They had another version of this.

SPEAKER_00 43:35

It's called Jeep Ass Nigga.

SPEAKER_03 43:37

That's what it was, right?

SPEAKER_00 43:38

Yeah. That was the first one. He remade it. Right. I like this beat better. For real? Yeah, this is the better beat.

SPEAKER_07 43:46

Is that sitting on Chrome? No. It's not sitting on Chrome?

SPEAKER_03 43:49

Um, the album is. Yeah, Sitting on Chrome.

SPEAKER_07 43:51

Yeah, okay. Yeah.

unknown 43:53

Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 43:54

It's called Bone the Roll. That's what I got.

SPEAKER_07 43:56

Bone the Roll, yeah. So maybe he did it and added it to the Sitting on Chrome album. That's what I'm thinking it happened. Cause my sister used to love Mast Days. That's why when that shit came on, I was like, oh my God.

SPEAKER_00 44:09

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 44:10

Oh, you took me. That's a banger. It's probably every week.

SPEAKER_00 44:13

That's a banger.

SPEAKER_07 44:15

She got me just now. She got me.

SPEAKER_00 44:18

I'm not your average chick chick. I'm not your average chick.

SPEAKER_07 44:21

You're absolutely not. That that is that solidified just now. I told her there's a reason we put the show together. You got my, I don't know what to say.

SPEAKER_03 44:30

So wait, I think when she really proved it to me is when she knew about this group that I think only me and my cousin paid attention to. These guys were dancers first, but then they end up making a song. And it was Ziggy.

SPEAKER_00 44:45

Ziggy.

SPEAKER_03 44:46

You ever heard of a group Ziggy?

SPEAKER_07 44:52

Never heard that before. She knew it.

SPEAKER_00 44:54

I'm shocked you don't know.

SPEAKER_07 44:56

I'm surprised you don't know too. If I heard it, I just don't know the name.

SPEAKER_00 45:00

Let me say that.

SPEAKER_07 45:01

Jeez, uh, that Master A's just took me out of it.

SPEAKER_00 45:06

That is my song.

SPEAKER_07 45:06

I remember I remember my sister coming home from college, listening to Master A's. Like the INC ride.

SPEAKER_00 45:14

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_07 45:15

Sitting on Chrome. Like she used to love Master A's.

SPEAKER_00 45:19

Your sister is a little bit more. Yes, she is.

SPEAKER_07 45:21

Yes, she is. I'm telling you, I that's where I get it from. I get it from her. She used to put me on all that good stuff. That's crazy. Oh my God.

SPEAKER_00 45:32

Music back then was different. Master Ace.

SPEAKER_07 45:34

Master Ace.

SPEAKER_03 45:35

Master Ace. That was on the album Sitting on Chrome 1995. I think it was out before that, though, right? I think I just talked about it. 95?

SPEAKER_07 45:46

I just did the re the reunion on that a couple months ago. Oh, Master Ace? Yeah. That's my time. That's my era. Like music was the greatest thing. The greatest, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 45:57

Then we just say that. We said that what? Last episode?

SPEAKER_07 46:01

It was the greatest, man. 94 through 95. Yeah. 94 through 95. The golden years. Yeah. The golden years.

SPEAKER_03 46:09

All right.

SPEAKER_07 46:09

Who next? I'ma go ahead and I'ma go ahead and uh I'm going to just this this one's real simple. Um, nothing flashy about it. Uh the guy Nas.

SPEAKER_00 46:18

Okay. My baby daddy. What's up, baby daddy?

SPEAKER_07 46:21

The message off of it was written album. Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_06 46:27

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 46:27

I don't know if it was as much as what he was saying in the song that made the beat that much harder to me, but like I said, this beat used to come on and like it was like time was stopped. Move.

SPEAKER_02 46:41

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 46:41

You know? And man, it was a moment in time. Even when they had like the the if I rule the world video, this was the intro to the something. You know what I'm saying? But then I I went and got the album and I'm in the car and I'm listening to it. And I'm listening to what he's saying. And I'm like, this dude is really, really different. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's when I really became more conscious of conscious rappers.

SPEAKER_03 47:08

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 47:09

Yeah. Then I went back to brand newbie and you know, like I started, I got more conscious. Yeah. After listening to this. Because he cared about us.

SPEAKER_02 47:19

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 47:20

B Love, we have the argument about black girl loss all the time, right? Because like black girl loss is still relevant.

SPEAKER_00 47:29

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 47:30

Today. And they gon' like Nas is just that type of artist to me. And this beat, I know it was a sample, but crossed them 12s in that little hatchback I had. Man.

SPEAKER_00 47:44

It was a sample, but you wouldn't, if you knew what song it's from, I don't know the name of the song, but if you listen to that song, you would never think that this would come from it. Oh yeah.

SPEAKER_07 47:52

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think it was some some white shit.

SPEAKER_00 47:56

Yeah. It's a white song.

SPEAKER_07 47:57

He, uh, Celine Remy, yeah, you his producer, he was lazy knobs with all kinds of shit, man. But this beat is just, it's legendary to me because like I like, I like the slow, the slow shit, you know, with the deep bass. But him giving the.

SPEAKER_00 48:15

You like to ride out. This is something you could ride out, too.

SPEAKER_07 48:18

Yeah, yeah. I cocked that baby nine, the nigga gravy's mind. Clink. What was he thinking on my corner with his baby time? Yeah, man. Shout out to Nas, my cousin, as the easy set. He said, Oh, you related all the Joneses. So, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 48:37

All right, who's it? It's on you. It's my turn. Okay. See, I'm gonna have to skip over my um Boogie Down production. And uh, I think I'm gonna go way back on this one. Oh. I think I'm gonna go back a little bit further. This right here, hearing this as a kid, like I was real little hearing this, you know, like my uncles was a DJ, my uncle was a DJ, my older brothers, you know. Being around them, them hearing this. This song came out, it says 88. Ultra magnetic MCs.

SPEAKER_01 49:18

Yeah, you ain't way back.

SPEAKER_07 49:24

Yo, hey man, listen. Music was just different.

unknown 49:31

Say what?

SPEAKER_07 49:32

People cared about the art.

SPEAKER_00 49:33

You know why? Because it was original back then. Yeah, they was doing their own beats. It was not a remake or nothing. They was doing their own thing. Yeah, it just made it different.

SPEAKER_03 49:44

I don't know what made them come up with a beat like that, though.

SPEAKER_07 49:47

That's one of the coldest. That was 1988. And that's the type of shit I like in the beat that they're the little you know, like shit like that, just make it.

SPEAKER_00 50:01

I think you could be a producer.

SPEAKER_03 50:02

I probably could. You could probably make some beats. I probably could. You would kill if you was a sample producer.

SPEAKER_00 50:08

Because you know all the samples and stuff.

SPEAKER_03 50:10

Digging in crates, you're gonna be. Ultramagnetic MCs, they also had um an artist on there named Cool Keefe, uh-huh, which made the song like even it's it's one of those ones. You know, you waited for that certain verse, yeah. His was that verse, and he's still dropping albums right now. He's in the rim of uh MF Doom, and he got a certain following that like Kool King from he was shout out to the show. That was mine. That was mine. Ultimately, yeah, that was. And the name of the oh, I'm sorry, the name of the song was uh Ego Tripping. Ego Tripping. Yeah, Ego Tripping. They still play that on uh Rock the Bills a lot.

SPEAKER_07 50:48

Oh, for real?

SPEAKER_03 50:49

That that that's a classic beat.

SPEAKER_07 50:51

That's why when it came in, I was like, ah, damn it.

SPEAKER_06 50:54

I heard it the last couple weeks. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 50:57

Where we at? It's my turn. It's your turn. Go ahead. I I know I know this. We're gonna bring this up a little bit. I see. Um, when I first heard this, I just was like, what the is that? And it's Jeezy. Seen it all. This beat right here is crazy.

SPEAKER_07 51:17

You ain't never lied.

SPEAKER_00 51:18

Listen to that.

SPEAKER_07 51:20

You're right. You don't got flow.

SPEAKER_00 51:26

Now you can ride out to this.

SPEAKER_07 51:27

Yes, you can. I remember when this shit came out. I went to the store and brought, I was still buying CDs at this time. And man, shit. Wait, that beat dropped. That shit came on. I was like, what the fuck? Jay-Z got going on. Cause I'm the realest living miss. Y'all know it. That beat.

SPEAKER_03 51:52

That nigga can't drive. That's crazy right now. You picked the bang on that shit.

SPEAKER_00 51:57

Did he put Jay-Z on there?

SPEAKER_07 51:58

Oh, Jay-Z's on there.

SPEAKER_00 52:00

And you gonna add Jay-Z on there?

SPEAKER_07 52:02

He went absolutely, but see, this was, you know, like Jay hadn't been rapping that drug rap for a long time. Yeah. And when he got on there speaking that drug shit, oh my god. What was it?

SPEAKER_03 52:16

Was it 97th State Street he was talking about?

SPEAKER_07 52:19

Yeah.

unknown 52:20

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 52:20

Yeah. I love that. I love that beat.

SPEAKER_07 52:22

That's a honor. You you got me with that one. I never expected that one. I never expected that one.

SPEAKER_03 52:29

All right, Jones. You got you got an honorable mention. You want you wanna pick from that?

SPEAKER_07 52:32

Did you did you uh pull it up? I got it. I'ma I'm gonna I'ma deviate from that. I got it. I got uh I'ma go with uh yeah, we're gonna do niggas done started song. We're gonna go with this one. This will be the first one, and my next one will be my last one. But this deep in '98 was unbelievable. The whole album. Sample Marvin Gay. That's why I love some.

SPEAKER_00 53:05

I think you love anything that sample Marvin Gay. Marvin Gay is like Marvin Gay got some good ones.

SPEAKER_07 53:10

He's like my distant uncle or some shit. Like. Oh, I love Marvin. No, not for real, but my mom was a Marvin Gay fanatic.

SPEAKER_03 53:17

Oh word.

SPEAKER_07 53:18

Oh my gosh. I'm talking about that's all I used to hear when I was growing up. My mama loved Marvin Gay.

SPEAKER_00 53:22

Yeah, he got some, he got some joints. Marvin got some joints.

SPEAKER_07 53:24

Yeah, and he played most of the music on his joints. Like Marvin was just, he's just a different musical talent. Marvin Gay and Prince like my two favorite.

SPEAKER_03 53:31

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_07 53:32

Yeah, them dudes was just musically different.

SPEAKER_03 53:35

So when we do the RB, you know we gotta run it back. Yeah. Do the RB one too.

SPEAKER_07 53:39

But this uh this beat as far as posse cuts go, with them niggas on it rapping, you had bass, Jadakus, Styles P, Sheik Luoch, and DMX. They went absolute, everybody snapped on that shit.

SPEAKER_03 53:59

Yeah, you're right.

SPEAKER_07 54:00

Everybody did. You're right about that. And the beat didn't help it. Like I don't know. I think did Swiss do that beat?

SPEAKER_02 54:08

I think Swiss might have that beat.

SPEAKER_07 54:09

He probably had to. I think he did. I think he did because he redid it on one of his albums that came out a couple years ago. He reused his beat on an album he did. But Swiss, he engineered the shit out of this one.

SPEAKER_03 54:28

I can't pull it up on you.

SPEAKER_07 54:30

He engineered. I got the booklet at the house. I'll pull it up. Yeah, open that booklet. Open it up. Check my booklet when I get to the crib. Yeah. All right. Shout out to uh the Rough Riders.

SPEAKER_00 54:41

That used to be exciting. Getting a C and opening up the um booklet.

SPEAKER_07 54:45

Before I even pull out the parking lot, I'm talking about as soon as I put soon as I get in the parking lot, rip that joint open, put it in the CD player, crank the car up, sit there. And I'm reading the book.

SPEAKER_00 54:55

And don't let them have the lyrics in there. Oh god, Naga. Oh, you got the lyrics in there too?

SPEAKER_07 54:59

Naga. I can't wait to get home. I'm gonna know all the songs.

SPEAKER_00 55:03

I'ma know everything. Good times.

SPEAKER_03 55:07

Good times. That was from uh DMX album It's dark and hell is hot. Yeah, 1998.

SPEAKER_07 55:13

Yep.

SPEAKER_03 55:14

Um, is it my turn? It's your turn. All right. I'm good. I'm gonna use this last one. I see nobody picked it. I don't know why not. But that's a good thing because I get it.

SPEAKER_00 55:25

Let me see. Was it on my list?

SPEAKER_03 55:27

Here we go. Um, this is from 1999. A small album called I tried Explosive.

SPEAKER_07 55:36

I I went through my I went through my. I said, is it something from Dr. Dre I want to use? Is it anything? I was like, nah, I'm gonna lead Dre out of it. Dr.

SPEAKER_03 55:45

Drew 2001, the name of the song is Explosive.

SPEAKER_00 55:50

Guess what? It was on my big list.

SPEAKER_07 55:53

It was all but niggas drinking cognac. You hear that? This shit is just and it's you can ride out and smoke to this one. It's little shit like that.

SPEAKER_03 56:04

That's why I like it.

SPEAKER_07 56:06

That's why this shit just makes the shit so fucking hard.

SPEAKER_03 56:09

Yeah, that's why I like it. Oh my god. Yep, that was my good one.

SPEAKER_07 56:13

Oh, that was a great one.

SPEAKER_03 56:14

That was my last one. I'm not even gonna name no more. That's gonna be my honorable man.

SPEAKER_07 56:18

Look at him.

SPEAKER_06 56:18

He's gonna go out like that.

SPEAKER_03 56:19

I'm gonna close my segment with that. I'll let y'all.

SPEAKER_07 56:24

What you got? You got one more.

SPEAKER_00 56:26

I got one more. Let me go. Let me go. I'm gonna go.

SPEAKER_07 56:28

I added some since we started.

SPEAKER_00 56:29

Nah, you can't add that. We have to do another show.

SPEAKER_07 56:34

I only added one. Well, I added two, but I'ma I'ma um this honorable mention piggybacking off of one of yours. Okay. All right, Cheryl. What you do?

SPEAKER_00 56:42

Okay, I'm gonna go and I'm gonna let him go. Okay. My honorable mention.

SPEAKER_03 56:46

Okay, oh, I see what it is.

SPEAKER_00 56:47

Dipset anthem.

SPEAKER_03 56:50

Alright. That's a hard one.

SPEAKER_06 56:51

This beat right here is your boy. So everybody says nothing. Everybody do the rock. Yeah, everybody do the rock. That's all you can do. Oh God. 2003. What a time to be alive. What a time.

SPEAKER_07 57:13

Today's a new day.

SPEAKER_06 57:17

That's a classic.

SPEAKER_07 57:18

Yes, it is.

SPEAKER_03 57:21

See, they're not respecting jewels for stuff like that.

SPEAKER_07 57:26

They not. And that's sad.

SPEAKER_03 57:28

That right there.

SPEAKER_07 57:30

Them boys was a movement. They was. It was a whole movement. Yeah. It was a movement. Yeah. I'm telling you. They was a movement.

SPEAKER_03 57:36

The reason niggas wear pink.

SPEAKER_07 57:38

Yeah. Yeah, they was a whole movement.

SPEAKER_03 57:40

Exactly. Dirty pink, dark pink. I'm telling you, you go in those. Baby pink. You go in those what's what's those stores? Those detail. Uh-huh.

SPEAKER_07 57:49

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 57:50

All the pink t-shirts is in there.

SPEAKER_07 57:52

Like, and it's because of Cam now. Yep.

SPEAKER_03 57:55

The bandana.

SPEAKER_00 57:56

Cam came through with the whole pink fur and everything. You doing it like that, Cam?

SPEAKER_03 58:00

The bandanas all over. They started rocking the flag bandana again because Drew Al Santana.

SPEAKER_07 58:07

Yep.

SPEAKER_03 58:08

Crazy era. All right. Who's next? Um, it's you, huh?

SPEAKER_07 58:13

I'm gonna go ahead and give you this last one. It ain't the one I had on my list.

SPEAKER_03 58:17

I know. That's what I'm gonna be trying to pull up.

SPEAKER_07 58:20

I'm gonna go uh Souls of Mischief.

SPEAKER_03 58:24

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_07 58:25

We'll go 93 to Infinity.

SPEAKER_03 58:26

I know what you're talking about.

SPEAKER_07 58:27

Yeah, we'll do that. That's one of them. Like, that's one of them that got that. That's like what really turned me on to like the West Coast sound. Oh, yeah. That's when I really realized that the West Coast had a sound.

SPEAKER_03 58:41

Sound, yeah. Um, what what um was that? BET used to play this. That's the only reason I caught window. Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 58:49

But they had that like that that wine, that whisker. We meant my sister called the West Coast wine. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 58:58

What do you what do you say? Got the seven digits.

SPEAKER_07 59:02

Got the seven digits, call it fridget. A man's a midget. Yeah, I can dig it.

SPEAKER_03 59:11

Yeah, so's a mischief.

SPEAKER_00 59:12

Yeah, we used to kill this back in the day. Yeah, man.

SPEAKER_03 59:15

I think because I think what's called really pumped that one up, BT. Yeah, they did. Because BT played that on Twitter.

SPEAKER_07 59:21

They played the shit out of that. Rap City kept it. I'm tempted. It was on the top 10. Yep. All that. Like they kept it in rotation. And that was in 1993. 1993.

SPEAKER_03 59:30

1993. And the album is Soldier Mischief 93 to infinity. Yep, yep. All right. Miss Poison. Is your is your honorable mention? Oh, it's I already did my.

SPEAKER_00 59:44

I got one more though.

SPEAKER_03 59:45

You do got one more.

SPEAKER_00 59:46

I got one more.

SPEAKER_03 59:48

Go ahead. Give me that one, Ball.

SPEAKER_00 59:50

I don't know why, but I really do like this beat. Um, it's still tipping.

SPEAKER_07 59:54

Ooh.

SPEAKER_00 59:54

Oh, okay. Still tipping on food.

SPEAKER_07 59:57

To the Sasa Texas, baby.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:00

I went down to Tex.

SPEAKER_07 1:00:01

Down to Texas. She get hit. Mike Jones.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:04

Mike Jones. Slim thug. Paul Wall.

SPEAKER_07 1:00:06

Paul Wall.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:07

Yeah. Paul.

SPEAKER_07 1:00:08

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:11

Okay. So you went down south for me. I went down south.

SPEAKER_07 1:00:15

Chopping screw. That's a hard beat. Yes, it is.

SPEAKER_03 1:00:18

That's a hard beat. I was I was listening to screwed up music for a quick second.

SPEAKER_04 1:00:22

Rap and phone calls. Yeah, that's hard. That's hard. Michael Watts. Yeah, that's hard.

SPEAKER_03 1:00:38

Yeah, I can dig that one. I can dig that one. All right. Well, the show ain't over yet. We might as well get into it. September 12th, 1995. Coogie Rap put out an album called 456. That's uh 30 years ago. Yes. And that is a classic. Yes, it is. That's um I didn't I didn't bring the hardcover here today, but usually I bring the hardcover and we'll open it up and look at the inside and stuff like that.

SPEAKER_00 1:01:15

But uh 456 is a good one.

SPEAKER_03 1:01:18

I I do have to say this. I think G-Rap's second album, I really couldn't get into it at the time.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:25

Rose Ridges?

SPEAKER_03 1:01:27

No, not Rose Ridges.

SPEAKER_07 1:01:28

Wanted Dead Alive.

SPEAKER_03 1:01:30

Wanted Dead Alive. Because it was so different. And then at the time, I think it was a lot of problems with getting stuff cleared so that the tape will have a totally different song from if you had a record. Or you know, like you had to you had to hear the different stuff other places. Yeah. And uh that might have turned me off uh G-Rap for a minute there. But um Road to Riches, rated R, rated X, that was my favorite song for Rated X. Yeah. I wasn't supposed to be listening to it, but I knew every single word. Yeah. Talk like sex. That's what it is. Yeah. Talk like sex. That's it. Yep. So um I guess that's it. Um, we got movie flashback. You got a movie?

SPEAKER_00 1:02:14

I do got a movie, but before we get into that, I would just want to give a shout out to my homeboy, Nas. Nas is doing big things in Queens. Yeah, I meant to mention he got the green light to build the casino in Queens. Queens, I told you, big Queens. Queens Queens. Big Queens stand up.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:31

Queens get the money.

SPEAKER_00 1:02:32

So I just want to congratulate him on that. He's doing big things. That's my baby daddy. I forgot about that. I forgot about that.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:39

I forgot about that. Yeah, I'm proud of my man. Yeah, man.

SPEAKER_03 1:02:42

You got anything else? I forgot about that. That's big thing, man.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:46

That's that's super big, man. Yeah, yeah. Especially after they just denied Jay a little bit.

SPEAKER_00 1:02:51

Yeah, they denied Jay.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:52

Yeah. I wonder what kind of politics was behind that.

SPEAKER_03 1:02:55

I don't know.

SPEAKER_07 1:02:56

Politics is usual.

SPEAKER_03 1:02:58

Yeah, something something might re something might happen behind that.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:02

Yeah, politics is usual.

SPEAKER_03 1:03:03

Jay-Z might happen to drop one of those sneak discs.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:06

Oh, you know. I heard he had an album in the works.

SPEAKER_03 1:03:10

I heard it too. Just yesterday, I think it was. Or day before yesterday, I heard it was.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:14

Yeah, I heard he had an album in the mix, man.

SPEAKER_03 1:03:17

Is he in or out? Is he gonna be in or out?

SPEAKER_07 1:03:19

Let him be in.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:20

He can do what he wanted.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:22

We are the only culture that talks shit about old niggas doing this shit, man.

SPEAKER_03 1:03:28

Yeah, you're right about that.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:29

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Ozzy Osborne died.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:31

Yeah, doing it, yeah. I heard somebody else saying that, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:34

We shouldn't be like that. You just gotta, it's all about adapting to your time.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:40

I don't care that he's old, but it's if he's gonna do music, do music. Don't be like, oh, I'm retiring.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:45

But but but see, the shit is and then you come back. This year probably has been the greatest year for old niggas. Like all a lot of tall niggas. Yeah, a lot of old niggas done drop some new music like Ghost Ray. We be needing clips, ain't even that old, but they nostalgia is as hell because Malice wasn't rapping. Yeah, but their album is flame.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:08

It is that is a good album. It is.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:11

I like Rayquan joint. I like I like Ghostface shit too. Yeah. You know, but I gotta listen to Kwame. I meant to use him. I had a Did you listen to it? I haven't yet. What? But I got a beat. The only you shit was one of my favorite beats of all time, too. Oh, yeah. And the rhythm. The rhythm. Oh, my God. You know what?

SPEAKER_00 1:04:31

Kwame was different too. When he came out, he brung something different to the ground.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:36

He said Big killed them off.

SPEAKER_03 1:04:37

He did with that pop. With the polka dot shit. Yeah. That shit played out like Kwame and the fucking polka dots.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:45

Mad shit. But see, the shit, like, the shit we let people influence us. Uh to do, yeah. Just because Big said that it was like Kwame was with it. Because Kwame had joints. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:55

It's like everything he put out was dope. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:04:58

Yeah, man. But I appreciate. Listen, man. This is like the greatest hour and a half. Just let me know when you want me to come back.

SPEAKER_00 1:05:05

All the time. I had to come back for when we do our um RB.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:09

I get laughed at for this shit. Like I get so excited when I talk about old me.

SPEAKER_00 1:05:14

But you talk about it with the wrong people. Yeah. They don't appreciate it.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:17

It takes me there, man. You know what I'm saying, man? Oh my God. Like when L came on my show. B Love's like, yeah, you're gonna love this shit. Me and him just having like the dialogue. Just vibing, just vibe. Yeah, because we talk, we we love. I mean, but I I'm stuck in that shit. I try to get this new shit a chance.

SPEAKER_03 1:05:35

I just can't do it.

SPEAKER_01 1:05:36

I can't either.

SPEAKER_03 1:05:37

But you know what? The thing about me, I'm not stuck in it. But I'm like, I can still, this is out, this the this right here is the time for me to get it out. Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:48

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. This is my time. This is, and I'm glad y'all asked me because now I can go home and I can give, I can listen to uh Griselda them and you know, feel all right now. But I'm waiting on that mob deep shit to drop too.

SPEAKER_00 1:06:01

I'm waiting on it too.

SPEAKER_03 1:06:02

Everybody's everybody in there.

SPEAKER_00 1:06:03

As soon as I heard a piece of that first, I was like, I can't wait. The single's out. It's the sky.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:08

It sounds like havoc is still, it sound like prodigy is still living. Yeah. I'm talking about, oh my God.

SPEAKER_00 1:06:14

I'm I don't think they're gonna disappoint. I really think.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:17

I don't think so either. Because Alchemist's been on a run the last couple years. He's been running crazy.

SPEAKER_02 1:06:23

Oh yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:24

Yeah, but man, I appreciate y'all. No, man. No problem. You always welcome. Whenever y'all want me to come back, just let me know on a Tuesday or Wednesday.

SPEAKER_03 1:06:33

If you're around the corner, you and you finish. And just slide on through. Slide on through. Knock on the door. We over there.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:39

Listen, man. Oh, man. But yeah, um, I think I might listen to that fast life a hundred times on the way home today.

SPEAKER_03 1:06:46

No, you know what you gotta listen to? I'm gonna let you before you leave, I'm gonna let you hear a piece of that Kwame.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:50

Okay. That Kwame is hard.

SPEAKER_03 1:06:52

Okay. Um, I'm L just Once Upon a Time of Music. I'm L. Cheryl Poison. And and Jones is about to be like one of them Vlad people. He's up here all the time, you know. But um Jones, let him enjoy him. Let them know where they can catch you, man.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:08

Uh, every Tuesday on the Music Jones Podcast, all platforms. Um, you can contact me, JP Jones81 on Instagram, or the Music Jones Podcast page as well.

SPEAKER_00 1:07:18

Give them your email, give him your um email.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:21

Uh the musicjones podcast at gmail.com if you want to email me. You can email me topics if you want. If you listen to my show, anything you want to hear me talk about, anything you want to hear me go in depth about, I probably'll save it and come on this show and bring it to them because my young people on my show treat me like I'm an old dude.

SPEAKER_03 1:07:41

And uh Hey, don't listen to B, man.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:43

And and we're at the same age, but she's old.

SPEAKER_03 1:07:46

Don't listen to B.

SPEAKER_07 1:07:47

Yeah. But with him being the oldest sibling around his house, it was a little different because I had an older sister. So I was in tune with all the shit, man. And I love it, and I appreciate y'all for having me.

SPEAKER_00 1:07:58

Always and y'all can reach us at once upon a time and musicpodcast at Yahoo. Send us some joints.

SPEAKER_03 1:08:05

Yes, sir. Let us give us something to read. Yep, yeah. If you got a topic or um, you just want to say what's up, or give us your feedback on what we talked about. Or what we're doing, yeah. Yep, yep. And um, we out of here.

SPEAKER_00 1:08:17

We out.

SPEAKER_07 1:08:22

That was a great one. I got the end of the neck going nuts.