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Originally Posted by sicone
Shit...
when I turned 12/13 Eazy E and NWA were the big media grabbers for that 'gangsta rap' they did.
Too short had already released Born to Mac (the 1st rap TAPE I ever bought) and was working on Life is Too Short
I still have straight out of compton on wax
Mama said Knock you out was hardcore, but followed by I need love on the radio, If you called after 11 you could get some "Walk this Way"
My, how times have changed and the youth of today makes me say WTF and get of my lawn.
I guess it's my turn to be old...
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I got you beat by at least a decade on the turn to be old beat...
Whenever I am in charge of the show, the first song that gets played is Tupac, performing "California Love":
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Originally Posted by sicone
Wait.. your from the Bay... KMEL.. too short and MC Pooh battling night after night over Sobrante Park in the East O.
then the start of the side shows.. doughnuts, fat clouds of smoke, tight ass rides, NO violence.
what happened?
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It's all good...I was nurtured on KSJO (Industrial Strength Rock and Roll), progressed to KOME (the cum spot on your dial - where Carson Daly cut his teeth), and then on to KMEL and KFOG (following the Lobster and Alex Bennett wherever they went), and nowadays, I listen to all kinds of stations like WiLD 94.9 (Hip Hop), KFJC (which has always been cutting edge), and the Zoo at Stanford, and my all-time favorite progressive alternative station, Live 105...
If you know Bay Area radio - you know what I'm talking about...
ADG