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Who all made cameos up in there? I noticed: Lil Flip Scarface Paul Wall Mike Jones Slim Thug Kanye Lil Keke Baby Spice 1 I thought it was tight how he showed Fat Pat and Mellos album covers in the beginning as well. Tight video, it made me like the song more...

I rarely regret buying a CD, I can usually find something nice on anything. One I regret buying recently is LMNO P's and Q's. This dude is rapping about god and jesus on most of his songs. I bought it because I wanted to try something new, and it got a good review at rapreviews.com, so I...

Im going to see Masta Ace here with Wordsworth, Nov 24. Im hella excited for this, I hope he does a lot of stuff from Slaughterhouse. The last show I saw was Jeru The Damaja, I like seeing old school cats who can still put thier shit down...

Anybody heard this? I just downloaded and am bumpin it right now, its pretty tight typical Mad Lib shit. If anyone wants it let me know and ill upload it...

Do y'all remember her, that lady with the shaved head that used to host the infomercials? I dont know what made me think of her, but shes one of those washed up celebs that have fallen off the planet...

I just picked this CD up, its produced by Oh No and features Hezikiah. The production sounds cool, I dont know if its as good as The Disrupt tho. lyrically it sounds aight too. Anybosy else heard it? 1. Before 2. Must've Thought It's Still 3. Jake Up 4. L.A. Condidential 5. Visions Of Gangsta...

Anyone swoop this up? Theres a big underground buzz on this CD right now. I quickly breezed through it and it sounded pretty tight. The Common, Aceyalone and Jean Grey songs stood out the most. 1. Schoolyard Scrimage Intro - RJD2 2. Big Money Talk - Lyrics Born 3. That's Why I'm Here - Redman...

Does anybody know what rating this got in the source? I consider it a 5/5 classic, it reminds me of high school.

What CD do you think is better, Mecca and The Soul Brother or Main Ingredient? Im gonna go with Mecca because of T.R.O.Y. You can really tell that 9th Wonder was influenced by Pete Rock, his whole sound is a throwback to that era...

"68 inches above sea level, 93 million miles above these devils..." Someone said it in a Living Legends song, but I know its from somewhere else and I cant remember where......

How many people on here actually have a love for hip hop, or is this just music for y'all? For me this is more than just music and it always has been more.

I was bumping Truer and Living today, this track is hella nice. I'm feeling what they are saying on there how hip hop has chnaged and all the underground cats are looked at as outsiders now.

Have you seen the commercial for her new CD on BET? They are saying the source gave it 5 mics. I know the source is garbage, but this is a new low for them. She must have sucked off Benzino or David Mays hella good to get that rating....

I dont know what it means, but this has got to be the gayest phrase ever...

What do you guys think about this CD. I just swooped it today and listened to it quickly, but it sounds tight so far. I'll post more on this CD when Im done letting it soak in...

Suge Knight Shot While Attending Kanye West Party In Miami By Jay Casteel Saturday - August 27, 2005 Suge Knight Photo Credit: Death Row Records Early Sunday morning (August 28), at Kanye West's VMAs party at a nightclub in South Beach, shots rang out leaving Death Row Records CEO, Marion...

http://www.myspace.com/cyco Someone put something in her mouth to shut her up, lol

1. Intro Shhhhh 2..We Need Each Other featuring Chevy, Bishop Lamont 3. Make It Do What It Do feat. Bishop Lamont & “Ray” sample 4. In Case Some Sh$# Go Down featuring Mike Jones & Frank Lee White 5. I Need A Light feat. Nate Dogg 6. Get U Down featuring B Real and Side Effect 7. A Chronic Break...

We should start a new forum that is all about taking a shit. Some examples of some topics could be: Got-damned I Aint Shit In A Week or How Many Of Y'all Got Corn In Your Shit With all these other suggestiond for new forums I thought I would throw this out there, whos with me on this???

This is hella long but well worth the read... Many of you may have been too young to remember the days when The Source truly was the bible of hip-hop, I look at those days as fondly for the magazine as I do the music. Reginald C. Dennis was the music editor in those days; those days when Dre...