Rudebwoi's Page

What City do you represent?

Brooklyn/ATL

Relationship Status:

Engaged

About Me:

Been a Hip Hop head since I was born. Tagging the walls at my elementary school, fashion sense in kindergarden, playing music at my moms basement parties before I was 10. Then when Hip Hop music came to block parties in Brooklyn (I guess I was about 9 ) that sealed the deal. I still have some of tapes from Harlem World (watered down as hell from all the dupes)... Cold Crush vs. Fantastic (Romantic) 5.... man I miss those days!!!! I guess I can express disgust with the quality of Hip Hop music today, but hey, wack ass MCs need to eat too.

Top 5 Hip Hop Songs (1979-1996)

Cant stop the Prophet - Jeru the Damaja (Pete Rock remix)
Fudge Pudge - Organized Confusion
Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka - Fab 5 Boot Camp Clik
Brooklyn's Finest - Biggie & Jay-Z
Crooklyn Dodgers (both) - Masta Ace, Special Ed, Buckshot, Chubb Rock, O.C, Jeru

Im gonna cheat and add one
Fakin Jax - INI

Favorite Gear (1979-1996)

Lets just say I was known as Fila in the early, mid 80s (back when you could only find it in tennis stores)

Top 5 Mc's (1979-1996)

Pharoahe Monch
Biggie
Rakim
Black Thought
Mos Def

Top 5 Albums (1979 -1996)

Stress - Organized Konfusion
Illmatic - Nas
Low End Theory - ATCQ
Doggy Style - Snoop
Paid in Full - Rakim

Top DJ's (1979-1996)

DJ turntable skills? Or DJ turned Producer?

I'll do DJ turned Producer

Pete Rock
Premier
Large Professor
Ali Shaheed Muhammed
Diamond D

Can you remember how you were first introduced to Hip Hop?

MC Ice Cream in 1970 something at a block party in Brooklyn.

How did you hear about Flowbacks.com?

Don Robinson... the man himself