-What's up, Stretch? -Compis.
I'd like to learn more about you
and that you learn a little more about me.
Our background is so...
THY YEAR EARLIER...
I want to greet John, in 105. street and Trevor.
And...
ADRIAN BARTOS AKA DJ ADRIAN B. AKA DJ SKINNY BONZ AKA DJ STRETCH ARMSTRONG
BOBBITO GARCIA AKA COOL BOB LOVE AKA THE BARBER AKA DJ CUCUMBER SLICE
He is watching the ball. </ P>
Why are you up... My lambus?
You are Lambus Stackus, B.
Oh, yes, it's in some stores
but when this release is in box,
- it's everywhere. -Greit.
-Yes, we were picked out this week. -What label?
Roc-a-
This is BIG
p> This is live from New York.
Yes, the album will be released in January,
called Illmatic.
Time is out.
You need minerals And vitamins
>
Iron and niacin, The fool I take offense
Rappers, calm, Now I'll start
Never been arrested My album will manifest
Many things I've seen Or heard about
Heard right from the source
What is the future The merger is changing
Rappers at risk
Who uses the word to remember
Of course, we pay rent So money unites us, but
I'd rather be poor With a bunch of respect
That's the principle
I'm being gira when i come with Greasy lines I've written
As someone may quote
That's real Inside the music
Instead of letting brain cells Work, they are abused
Unconceptional, Incredibly
People are either related to Crime or Sex
I'm here to make a difference <
Stop flipping
I'm not going to fella
i> of those who engage in lyricism
It's really not true
Their time is limited And hard as stone
And I'll Do It Here Just Watch Me
Elle, melle, nobody here can see me
For I disappeared and returned As a genius in a light
DAS EFX 4. NOVEMBER, 1993
Lunatics comes with tones It's a warning
Because I can hold on day to night
I'm crazy, kicking into your brain as a tumor
>
PRESENTED BEFORE EXPORTS
I'm driving the race so damn Kverk rum
I've made more children into stone Still the lady called Medusa
When I destroy this Do I get the next i'm quick
I recruit more rappers Listen to me
Check this, check this This is the word
It made sense that it was a
radio station you could not search so easily.
NAS MC / VERBAL ASSASSIN
You had to go through static,
If you missed it too, you missed it and had to go back. </ P>
It was like
There are big fighting around,
Der store kjemper vandret rundt,
a new island to find with its radio
or the transistor or something like that.
You opened a door,
in New York for us,
and release the next generation.
We are here in the Upper East Side.
I actually grew up in that building
60E, 96 Street.
It's a stereotypic, great neighborhood neighborhood in Manhattan.
But we're on the edge of a joke.
This is the last tree in the Upper East Side
where the Upper East Side ends and Spanish Harlem begins. >
It's a multicultural place.
My family lived in Douglaas projects on northwest side.
We moved to West Gate.
It's the building right behind us, in 97 street.
In the building I lived in , people got different payrolls. <
People who lived in welfare and food vouchers
were neighbors to the city lawyers and professionals.
I had very liberal parents.
They made a lot of
When I was very young and afraid to go to a certain neighboring smoke, </
He said something like: "You're going to visit your friend."
>
I had to...
Ivan Revera lived in 109th and Park and I digged Ivan.
I was genuinely afraid to stay there,
because the children were so tough.
I
They used to chase me two blocks home.
I was trying to knock me
They did not get me.
I had a nickname for three months. I was OJ.
-They. -They called me OJ because I...
My dad was an actual jazz musician , he played vibraphone.
MONA GARCIA
Bob played the piano since he was three years old.
What you do not know is he is very skilled at the piano.
Mom, you're just polite. I was bad. </ P>
I've played drums all my life.
That helped me with the beat
>
and the coordination, her independence and so on.
Before he was 11 or 12 he had a
We had to negotiate with his neighbors about when he could play
and when he was not allowed.
ARMAND BARTOS, JR. </ P>
There was always a lot of music inside the family. </ P>
I started hip-hop because I went to a school
in 96th Street Manhattan Country School.
It was a kind of Utopian school with children from all over New York City
</
It was rich children, poor children,
children from the projects kids from Park Avenue.
I knew many children from Bronx, too. </ P>
One day I got to school, dropped all the Rappers Delight. </ P>
And all...
Children from Puerto Rico, White Children,
Asian children, all together,
var skikkelig inni "Rappers Delight". Det var det kuleste da.
It's stuck in some of them, clearly.
That's when I started buying rappe CDs.
In 1977 I went to class with a called Craig Radix. </ P>
Also called the original rocker, Crazy-Craig. </
It was classy.
He wanted to show me a dance movement,
I've never seen anyone dance down on the floor before.
I grew up listening to Red Alert,
Marley, on the radio.
They held up their headsets.
It was not until the last year on high school
All I could, I learned to listen to DJs on the radio.
That's all I could. I knew no DJs. </
The very first DJ I knew was Clark Kent.
I'm God's Favorite DJ.
I remember meeting you, and I really enjoyed you.
CLARK KENT GOD FAVORITE DJ
It seemed like you cared about what we put
That made listening to you right.
I saw Stretch before I met him.
I went to Mars and saw Strech when he was Adrian B.
Mars was popular at the time. </ P>
One night I went downstairs to the basement,
I saw this tall, slender white guy
who plays G Rap, "Road to the Riches."
I was quite me. I also danced. </ P>
I danced. </ P>
CRAZY LEGS TO BOBBITO
Shortly after, I'm at Def Jam.
Def Jam Recordings BOBBY GARCIA
RUSSELL SIMMONS
<p I clearly remember
that he went down the hall and got an idea.
"It's flashing."
I saw him rocking Mars, he is good. "
The moment I saw Bobbito
I got a sense of ease,
that I was in Def Jam's office with someone I could actually talk to.
From then on, Stretch and I were friends.
The first time I met you, went around. You said:
"I have to meet my boyfriend.
She works in Ben & Jeffrey's down the street."
You would still be my friend. -I want to be your friend.
I wanted it. I thought you were fun. </ P>
You radiated some kind of air around you and I saturate your then boyfriend. </ P>
She was beautiful. </ I
This guy was crazy. How did he get it?
He had a special...
I do not know
Maybe I should hang around him more often.
There was a short time between meeting Bobbito on Def Jam
Det var et lite tidsrom mellom det å møte Bobbito på Def Jam,
and develop a very close friendship very quickly.
And maybe a year later, </ i
became Bobbito, Nick Quested and I roommates.
BOBBITO NICK STRETCH
BEAVER FACE
MIKE BUTTERS
LUCIEN "YOU SHOULD KNOW!"
JAKE CLENNELL
PRINCE POWERULE
But JACKIE!
CLAW MONEY
I actually came to Columbia the summer before I started school
I went to WKCR because they had a radio station.
It was so cool to get on the radio.
I spoke to someone and said: "I want to be a student this fall,
and I want to a hip-hop program.
And they really made fun of me. </ p
De...
"He wants to create a hip-hop program."
"Vanessa, he wants to create a hip-hop program. Come on... "
Certainly never happened
We just popped out in the blue. </ P>
-Builtly fantasy. -Fantaged. </ P>
You said, "Had it not been a cool to have a radio show together?" </ P>
And I replied, "It would be wild."
I could talk and you could have been DJ.
I got the program, and said, "Bob, now we rock."
I would not be a white guy who spoke.
I held my music and kept tearing.
We had flyers for the program.
WKCR-new 89.9 fm Dj Skinny Bonz Hosts: Bobbito & Curious Jorge
I brought them with me and took the train
I took a local will, and car by car, left, right.
"Here's a flyer."
Any child who supposedly liked hip-hop:
"Yo, here you have a".
Clearly, you asked us to talk to the microphone.
Your Profits.
Det var vår aller første snakking i det første programmet.
I did not even know how to do it.
All of a sudden, I thought: "Hello,
Inmates listen to this.
It's the hardest rock The coolest kids are listening
Who am I talking to the microphone in a hip-hop program. "
And then I said:
<
I also left the microphone right there.
ON AIR
WKCR 89.9 FM.
p> Many calls, requests, greetings.
The first album I heard you play was the B page of A Tribe Called Quest
Most did not play the B page.
There was an album cut. It was not ready for a twelfth.
BUSTA RHYMES OVER TRIBE INSTRUMENTAL 20. DECEMBER 1990
FREESTYLE OF THE HEAD
And the next one was a song I had never heard before. </ i
If I had not heard anything from my time...
DJ PREMIER AKA PREEMO PRODUCER / CHOP MASTER
I said, "Who is it and what's up?"
And you took that chance.
Can I kick it? <
Run Now Do you?
A new song.
I figured out about the program
only because the talk was so idiotic all the time.
BUSTA RHYMES LYRISK DESINTEGRATOR / CASSETTE REPARATOR
Every time you came, we knew it came.
RAWWON IN WU-TANG CLAN MC / SJEF
So, we just waited.
In the 1990s, big radio stations were not a good thing.
REDMAN MC / FUNK DOCTOR.
Everything was about radio broadcast from schools.
You are
Not for an hour or two, but until 5:00. </ p >
You had late nights.
LORD FINESSE MANUFACTURER / MC / FUNKY MAN
Call their program for the Blade program,
for vampire listeners.
It was the cemetery program.
I was practically on top of the radio in the middle of the night...
ANGIE MARTINEZ HOT 97 RADIO PERSONALITY
... me and Stretch with a small radio inside.
I was on the radio and listened to you on the radio.
And it sent me a
I felt that something was happening.
There was an energy in the city.
Stretch Armstrong may look like
but, like many others,
retains an almost extinct part of American culture.
I like Stretch Armstrong.
IMAGES, DIRECT 12. DESEMBER, 1996
-I like Stretch Armstrong. -He is a nice white guy.
Jeg visste at Strech var hvit.
I did not, but I saw a white guy for some reason.
ROB SWIFT FROM THE X -MEN DJ / ACTION-FIGUREHELT
I did not know that white kids people listened to hip-hop...
OLD SCHOOL RAN-DEE <
MARC ECKO KLESDESIGNER / KUNSTNER
I did not think so : "Stretch Armstrong is the white DJ
and therefore I have to listen". It was not all. </ P>
But it was no doubt unconscious or a...
White in hip-hop who loves strong lyrics
... one of the components.
What do you think people are judging?
It's good for listening to me,
crushes all the preconceived points.
There was an openness, an invitation to be self.
What are you looking for
-accurate now? -A label
Which label?
This is the first priority.
"Step Up Front."
The motivation really to have
a bunch of music that I wanted.
I created this network that was independent of the record companies.
I got demos and remixes from producers
for feeding program with new music you did not hear elsewhere.
We changed what a mixer could be.
But they actually visited our world.
Do not know where you came from
Do you know vain, I hate your name
Your shame drives you against it That made you crazy
<
You go around in puddles, snow and rain
With a stick, just to get even more shame
You gave us no boundaries how long we could hold. </ P>
Did you have bars,
just let the answers go. </ P>
Is my name the Great Professor
LARGE PROFESSOR AKA EXTRA-P 29. NOVEMBER 1990
Before I milked the cow Just go and ask for a heck
PREVIOUSLY BEFORE EXPORTS
It's just nonsense and you can not say
Propaganda, save it to Savanda
Joe and Amanda, Zach and Alexandra
PERCEE-P RIGHT INSPECTOR, 29. NOVEMBER 1990
I am highly potent Celebrate much time to a rhyme
All I say should be quoted
I am like a school People want knowledge
WRITTEN BEFORE EXPENDITURE
Searchers, Relax and Fill out Form
KURIOUS OF THE CONSTIPED MONKEES, 20. DESEMBER, 1990
Forget the west coast East is the best
When we talk about the best Yo, Jorge will never confess
Or lie i smoke hash
OFF THE TOP OF THE HEAD FREESTYLE
Set the stunts up the wall
Then I give everything I bend them forward
With speed
Then I drag the text slipped
For Jorge never lies At the top of the head
When I take them home
BUSTA RHYMES OF THE LEADERS OF THE NEW SCHOOL, 20 DECEMBER, 1990
So what's science? I'm kicking the device
I'm Fun When I Make Alliance
Feminine Fat, Fine and Ripped
PRESENTED BEFORE EXPORTS
I'm the Best I'm tough
Yes, I like girls <
She Signs for Life The Old Fat Contract
>
There came blacks to the school who recorded
the episode of Stretch and Bobbito as a freestylet in a box
and the boys licked fox.
/p>
Tilstandelse.
I was terrified
I would have been pleased if you had not asked us.
The only reason you're not could hear KCR in Tri-State because
the broadcast went from the top of the World Trade Center.
So when the signal was going to travel, There was a small signal
on a small 60's 60th-century keyboard.
Sometimes the left channel dropped out, And if I hit the console
it would work again.
This guy opened doors, black phones , opened mail.
Make sure nobody made graffiti.
Yes, what's happening?
Can I get a thousand? </ p >
Oh, glory.
Damn graffiti, you.
They will kick us out of the air because of this.
I kept the music going from 1:00 to </ P>
No advertising breaks. I did not go to school. </ P>
I have not thought about it. </ P>
It was hectic, so. </ P>
I did. I had to...
When you came back, did you wash your hands?
Do it still. Do you know, brother? </ P>
Friend! </ P>
When I came to WKCR...
JANET BALIS EARLIER STATION JEFF, WKCR
... we were in a department that was not refurbished
since the startup.
We were in Ferris Booth Hall. <
You did not quite know what to look at.
One did not know what was happening there.
Many people had slept inside, and probably done much more.
Man asked for the machines and consoles to actually work.
For decades nothing had been touched.
For the listeners, this was a community.
Most did not realize that they were listening
The most cool of school <br /
Sent from schoolrooms by students. </ > where you were here.
Right outside my door
ZUHIRAH KHALDUN-DIARRA PREVIOUS LEARNING OF STRETCH AND BOBBITO
... was Fat Joe.
I remember going in and out of here,
and to hide away from anyone who was the coolest ignorer in the world.
FAT JOE MC / ENTRY PRESSOR
"Hi, what's up? Oh, are you going to Craig?"
Yes, we'll be rapping like that.
Fat Joe is in building. </ P>
I see this rap station out of nowhere. </ P>
KOOL KEITH MC / ASTRONAUT
/ p>
I roll on the wheel and find my channel
You know how to watch the radio slowly.
I used to look for rap on drives
who barely entered the frequency.
The wheel was rotated and...
Man had to
... get the eye
to get just the right numbers.
Make sure to turn the antenna to the right path .
Then came in.
You entered New York.
And it was beautiful.
There was a guy in my class that came in with lots of exclusive.
I asked if I could hear them.
RIGGS MORALES EARLIER EDITOR, SOURCE MAGAZINE
He was very stingy. "Where did you get it from?" </ P>
For man kunne se at det ikke var en mixtape.
He said, "89, 9, 9, man" and desecrated me.
I thought: "Drit and drag."
Does this work?
>
I did some work, 89 text 9. That's all I knew about it.
Either community or school stations
there is a certain blueprint that follows.
If the advertisement is very smooth, press and well-crafted.
Army is the Hot 97 weather. It's getting high
Our program did not end up becoming one of them.
It's like this
Get up and be dissatisfied
And I'm A, Speaks more than Roseanna -danna
And I'm B Make whistle wet like Tropicana
And he's C Let him learn
It was unensored.
LOUIE 167 AKA MR. CARVEL GRAFFITI KUNSTNER
For the first time, you heard the words in the songs. </ P>
MC-IS SLIPPER SO LESS DOES NOT HAVE THE PASSWORDS.
"Do not they edit them away?"
I have a lot of banning.
That's how it should be. Get Started. </ P>
This is for the Negroes Non-Cutting System
Lead of Judgment, Doing Best To get the dick in your body
LORD JAMAR OF BRAND NUBIAN 6. OCTOBER 1994
Without grace, I Get Police To Turn
Cunniers Feel It same from Maine to Chicago
California to New York, May I warn you
They are like a damn hack
Looking for answers So they can dig a new grave
My big brother was slave But I'm like Nat Turner
Fighting Again I'm Black
White people have not had the opportunity to express joy or anger.
KRS-ONE MC / LEARNER
So rap music is being expressed to both
I was so nervous The worst thing I saw was
SADAT X OF BRAND NUBIAN < br /> 6. OCTOBER, 1991
Failure of humanity And beat to the mothers
Race and found weapons i < Under the mattress
My little man, Satan Has something in jacket
I have a handful of discs.
The idea was to make rhythm to an artist who wanted provoke
the most inspired and enthusiastic performance.
The Microphone When I'm Kwon
Tear it and dip it To look at the romp
CASUAL, 29 JANUARY, 1994
Managing Money With Skill </
Still, she got promoted In my hotel
I said to my colleague <
TOTALLY IMPROVED
And we turn not to be worried i'm in control
I'm digging this song And sticking to it
... on concert or radio.
The wildest thing he would do was to be at the top.
200,000 URGENT LICENSE
"Stretch, you played this song."
If you fell asleep, you would have hope >
The album stopped and woke you up
to turn the record.
You have to get ready, check the record, the sound, what
NICE & NASTY VAZ PLACES
I used to have the record player on my right hand side.
So I could control it while I lay.
Control the album while I was down.
And I could not turn on the alarm < br /> and to keep me awake.
Come on.
Why are you so hot?
I played it so much that the cassette was smoking.
So I found a knife
and screwed it apart
Then I took a scissor
and cut over the tape.
Then I put it back together.
Put it together
I snatched it tight to save it with Stretch and Bobbito.
Friday morning I missed the first hour.
p> I almost fell in the gym.
Mrs. Vego, my Spanish teacher, commented on it several times:
"Every friday you come here and look totally ruined." </ P>
Do you have her cassette
"Do you want the cassette? Five dollars, negro."
Did you sell? your cassettes?
I sold them. </ P>
These things were baptism, B. </ P>
Thursday nights I was missing fox. </ P>
It was clear. </ P>
Stretch and Bob's night.
RAN-DEE
Girls Text Me.
"No, I'm listening to the radio. " They did not understand.
Greg and Ice called me: " Tupac is here, come here. "
KRS-1 comes as big.
KRS comes to the house.
"I'm on my way." <
And then we listened to you all night, until it ended.
Every damn week. </ P>
I remember we were up late,
and listened to 89 tek 9.
og hørte på 89 tek 9.
Cassette in place,
Full of power and batteries.
Not true. "Play."
It was like collecting parts of history. </ P>
Suddenly, all the rarations like digging this music
somewhere to be and we did not know each other.
But everyone sat somewhere
late and listened to this music.
There was some kind of collective awareness.
EL-P AKA EL PRODUCTO PRODUCER / LYRISK STRAFFER
The kids who should become next generation rappers,
were all taught by you at the same time.
JEAN GRAE FKA WHAT? WHAT?
When I started my album, when I started working with NAS...
Q-TIP ACA THE ABSTRACT MC / MANUFACTURER / JAZZ COLLECTOR
p>
... I thought about making something
that would sound good in their program.
If you were not on Stretch and Bob, you were not official. Basta. </ P>
GREAT PROFESSOR ACK THE EXTRAS P PROFESSOR / MANUFACTURER / MC
The nineties were just...
It was empty for space.
There were colorful sounds,
filtered bass lines.
</ P>
It did something about our souls.
We became even more part of the culture. </ P>
PETE ROCK AKA CHOCOLATE BOY WONDER MANUFACTURER / MC / SENSEI
This was no bureaucratic bullet as it was on other channels...
BONZ MALONE FORFATTER / ANTROPOLOGY
... who said : "We can not play it. We have a playlist." </ P>
We were playlist. </ P>
Playlist came
flying in the door.
This is not Bob Simpson Not Dick Cheney
JAMAL SKI, DESEMBER, 1990 </ p >
This is not Bart Malakata Who calls me
This is not Barbara Bush < Or Muammar Gaddafi
This is not MC Hammer Or Little Trillion
Ikke Ronald Reagan Eller Muammar Gaddafi
Dette er ikke MC Hammer Eller Lille Trille
It's Jama Jama But they call me Mr. Malski...
It was like rap-palooza. </
TALIB KWELI MC / ACTIVATE
So it was your neighborhood.
i> Then you got a good deal in the park.
Then you could visit Stretch and Bob.
It did not matter where many matches you had on the street.
It was not considered official,
If you did not come up to Stretch and Bobbito's programs.
The report you do not live and spontaneously
You were no real MCs.
We wanted to let the world know we were kind.
LORD FINESSE 21. AUGUST, 1999
I must win 100% masculine
Stand as Christopher Reeves Before the accident
When I was not here, I listened. Thursday evening.
Are you crazy? Who is the ghetto? </ P>
JERU MOBB DEEP
This is Jeru. This is Mobb Deep.
It's Nas, Wu, and Big Joe.
NAS DMX THE GREAT MF DOOM AKINYELE
All that were not signed yet.
It was completely wild. </ P>
You were in a way with everyone.
DANTE ROSS EARLIER ELECTRA RECORDS VP OF A & R
I heard someone in their program whom I wanted to contract.
It was creepy.
OL & apos; DIRTY BASTARD OF THE WU-TANG CLAN, 28. JANUARY, 1993. </ P>
Give me the microphone so I can remove it
I heard it. I was at home and heard it.
Someone is off. I have to go and get him. </ P>
Wu-Tang kills the biesvermen!
It's raining down school, in the disco rooms!
In order to touch my ability
Do you have the killer bite But he will not kill
I called and said, "I'm coming up."
I'm psychotic like Norman Bates!
My producer delivers Sharp as a knife!
I'm hoping for the scene and...
Ol & apos; Dirty Bastard Wu-Tang Clan Comes After You
Then I went to sign Ol & apos; Dirty Bastard Wu-Tang clan
and ended up signing him as sold millions of records
and became a legendary character. </ P>
I had not signed him if I had not heard of that.
To hear that changed my life.
I signed him before the Wu Tang album came
WU TANG 1992
The first time I heard "Protect Ya Neck", in their show, I
jumped up half my height.
You throw it on...
When I heard it,
skrudde jeg opp volumet.
When you come from the project, do not think so far,
that you may be heard on the radio.
About the radio, man thought: "Oi, the dam."
Every day, we get the same in the face
weapons
At night, when we wanted to be rapids,
>
because their program started.
These niggerers sign it
and play it as
if they have a Passport.
The program defined who got a passport.
West Coast artists were not so much
In particular, because of the marijuana problems we are talking about.
We sold almost 20 million records.
You were the ones who pushed us out the door
to get to our west. </ P>
But that's where it came from. </ P>
When you have an artist no one cares...
TYESH HARRIS PREVIOUS COLUMBIA RECORDS RAPPE PROMO DIRECTOR
... they need the specific <
We especially miss the Fugees.
I said: "Stretch I want < I like to have The Fugees in the program. "
And then he said:
" No, I'm fine. "
Will not happen ".
He said," You can get Big L. "
After some strong negotiations, regretted.
Lauryn and Wyclef got the microphone and rock.
Then Bobbito turned around. Both he
and Stretch were completely...
That Fugees at all was in the program... <
And also the rocket completely.
You were star creators.
Tonight it happened something special. The Fugees is on the map.
The KRS One came here one night and...
He dropped over the British troops in Angola.
30. January, 1906
KRS-ONE 2. NOVEMBER, 1995
3000 Africans were killed by bricks They do not care
British troops, to be accurate, Banbatha Massacre
This took place in South Africa
4. May, 1978, they kill
700 African Men, Women and Children
Tell the world that I said that </
This murder took place in Cassinga, Angola
When I talked to the professor about the next day
p> I wondered if he could represent hip-hop.
Hip-hop is recording history and KRS talked about
British troops in Angola.
She replied: "The British were never in Angola."
There was no joke. </ P>
-Men... -You must know it. </ P>
You are very polite. </ P>
Say something in the microphone .
From early on, Bobbito was the voice and I silent the DJ.
Funkmaster Flex took me aside and said:
"Yo, Stretch, You're the DJ. This is your program.
From one DJ to another , you must talk. "
Reggie was at home with me and...
He did not ask he just left...
He was there long and smoked so he had to brush his teeth.
He used a toothbrush.
He used the oldest cleanest toothbrush.
Do you ever get to sleep?
It's quite difficult.
CRAIG G, 26 MARCH, 1998
The Spirit Hangs The Rest Actually Smells Your Spirit
Burning meat in Lord Sears left breast
Yes, like it
As it is like it
Lord Sears left breast.
My friend told me where I found Stretch </ i
The show, the university, hip-hop.
LORD SEAR STRETCH + BOBBITO MEDVERT / CITIZENS
I know you like rap, food and soda.
Everything was there. Please.
Free.
"I'll go." I became the local customs. </ P> >
Do you drink Rosario? -No.
ROSARIO DAWSON INTERVIEW 2 MARCH, 2000
Do you smoke?
-How old are you? -Tyve.
Do not smoke crack? What's your problem?
Baby, I'm clean. </ i
You can lick on this.
-You are on the air. is Ralph.
Where do you call Ralph?
RALPH FROM D & A; AGOSONO & S; LIVE 19 OCTOBER , 1995
-D & amp; Agostino's -D & amp; Agostino & apos; s.
Why do not you go stealing chewing gum now?
Put it in your mouth.
Yes, why do not you, Ray?
For your mind stinks through the phone.
It sounds like talking to you
What is a water jet bottle?
Hi, Marijuana.
Go to line five and just step into...
Just dive in the pool.
In a swim swimming pool just dive down from a plane. </ p >
How do you be in D & Apos; Agostino if you do not steal?
It was different, for usually <
CRAZY LEGS OF THE ROCK STEADY CREW B-BOY / JENNIFER MAY BE DIFFERENT.
It was very different.
>
And then Lord Sear, aka Jennifer Beals came.
I was Jennifer's double-headed in Flash Dance.
>
Put it? It's good.
How are you doing tonight?
Are you enjoying the program?
Yes, I do
Hello, am I here?
ROSIE PEREZ WILL BE RUN IN THE PLACE TO BE SKUESPILLER / BROOKLYNITE </
You made it so exquisite.
I would like to comment on...
On the welding you have tonight.
Do you use the same bowl?
What? Are you...
Wait, check this out. Wait.
Oh, glory. </ P>
I remember that there was a guy with a poem about licking
He talked about licking.
You took me to bed.
It is the best licking.
What in...
The dope.
Stretch and Bob are the best. </ P>
We had a battle with Lord Sear. </ P>
I remember Big Pun with the white outfit. </ P>
He saw out like a fat sister.
Sear said to Pun,
that he lived in a white castle.
He had a slide that went all the way down. / p>
I went with shorts on me.
The old school shorts were long.
They looked like fake capers.
I said, "What's up, pun?" </ P>
He said: "What's on dwarf cowboy shorts
He went for it
hard.
I said, "See on your arm.
Jeg sa: "Se på armen din.
It's fat and hairy. "
His arms were as an overweight puzzle taste.
</ P>
I said, "Voff." </ P>
He said, "You are so fat that I can
Squeeze out the dirt fat in the pan. "
Then he became clinically mad.
It reminded me of the guys in Harlem...
p> JEWLZ DIRECTOR MOVIES
... and how it was to gather on the corner and play with their guys. </
To laugh at what someone was wearing.
You had that corner in a box.
You are on
We are on. -Mr. Bobbito, my husband.
Du er på nå.
-Vi er på. -Mr. Bobbito, min mann.
-Sorry. -Du er på.
It's hip-hop Joe Cocker.
Before, did you use penis toys.
Do you remember that?
Do not you remember Penis Games?
When Benji and Sar talked about...
I'm serious.
Different Olympics < </ P>
I did not like the humor
so very. </ P>
Lord,
No, not really.
MIMI VALDES PREVIOUS VIBE MAGAZINE SJEFRACTOR
It was childish boy humor.
It was not easy for in hip-hop in the 90's.
The culture was so exciting and important.
Det var ikke lett for kvinner i hip-hop på 90-tallet.
Kulturen var så spennende og viktig.
I saw women's hate that came with it.
I always felt they were talking about me.
I took it personally. </ / i>
Random rappers created to sit in my lap.
All guests I thought you were to entertain them.
Then you become the thick skin.
But you always treated my friends mine and me
and took us under the wings.
>
Others respected us because of it.
The culture offered weighed up for the bad.
I was really hip-hop supporter. </
I realized that would be included in the program.
And what I did was open a door
Because at that time someone called with a bell, we heard it,
and someone went down and opened the door and said: "Hi. </ P>
Welcome to the program. We are right back with you. </ P>
Come Follow Me." That's what I did. </ P>
/ p>
-If they were on the list. -If they were on the list.
These came unannounced.
That has appeared too many people.
Mimi just entered the house.
And we have some other guests tonight. </ i
We waited for the Wu-Tang Clan.
I remember that I went down and opened the door
and there were probably 20 boys there, maybe 30.
Yes. We were in the building. All wearing masks.
Wait a minute. Who is on the list? </ P>
Some 20 of us, we are...
Peace, all.
METEMEMANNEN I WU-Tang Clan 17. JUN, 1993
Represents.
It was specifically the methodologist who shouted:
"We are
-I was furious. -They bothered you
and called you a bitch.
I just said to Meth:
"Her role is to regulate the people." </ P>
Da vi gikk på lufta, beklaget han.
We'll be sorry for the girl at the door for the misunderstanding.
I'll be sorry for her on the air. She was offended.
Respect, baby.
I was still pissed off, though.
Get him on line.
1800 Method Man.
Method Man!
The Methodist!
I had to deal with him and Wu Tang as Vibes editors. </ P>
So it was kind that they became so big.
Hi, hi, what, what I need to get started
METHOD MANAGEMENT IN WU-TANG CLAN 31. March, 1994
Down Stairs
I'm rapping quite funky And getting points by hakeslep
You're still not tilting
Straight out of the dose bowl Get ready
When I'm good, I'm good When I'm wrong, I'm better
All my name Can I Live Up
You Do not Know And You Do not Know My Style
Remember that this is Like, yes
Not even Grizzly-Adam held it out
Check out a fresh joint I'm out of business
GHOSTFACE KILLAH IN THE WU-TANG CLAN 31. March, 1994
First and foremost son, look at the murders Many brothers are sparkling
Wrong light in the dark
Call me a moneybook Just the brother of the fall </ p >
I hover and hold Difficult to capture
Extravagant RZA bakes track and it is militant
I respond as a catch And start killing things <
Main Chamber Capture In My Hall
You're trying to escape But you have smoke at the doorway
We are all caught by sounds
Throwing criminals by plane i> Because money prevails
Everything around me is black
Swallow this first verse As a degree
And analyze let me With satisfaction
And you customize yourself as A Backup Chain Reaction
It's gone
Can not cut anyone... nothing came after it. </ p >
Ghostface blasted the spot.
Hip-hop was on KCR. These were unsigned
masterpieces. </ P>
Stretch and I listened to the demos,
and liked them, we played them on the radio. </ P>
If you could get here on time,
we can fight right here.
Bob, I remember have an idea...
MATTY C EARLIER SOURCE MAGAZINE EDITOR
... about a demo battle.
This is one of the favorite moments,
to be involved in this program this match.
Bronx Zu mot Notorious BIG.
And Bronx Zu wins.
BRONX ZU "HOME ALONE" -DEMO , 1991
As early as in the program, a Bronx or city artist could have a home advantage. </ P>
He was tight. </
He talked that Bronx Zu was high.
He is no better than me.
One hears of it's on the tape.
DJ 50 GRAND BIGGIES FIRST DJ
It's strange this night.
Is it... < br /> - Nobody picked it up.
We used to take every other show...
The most important artists
who came in this door .. .
som kom inn denne døra...
You did not get it because you did not know who BIG was.
No, we knew who BIG was.
We knew who BIG was < but not who he became.
I know who played it.
-Let's do it. -Greit.
I do not have the date in mind. </ P>
Twenty-three years ago. </ P>
Jøss. </ P>
We have Notorious BIG here, what's up?
NOTORIOUS BIG AKA BIGGIE SMALLS, 1991
Not much, just taking it easy.
Come on. </ P>
So what's up & apos People Are you ready here?
For all of you Bronx Zu brothers.
They think they came from
I'm just here to come up with facts
Okay, people
He was 16.
>
I only hear mood and whispering
When BIG comes on Have nigger rescued
Why, I do not know
I do not want your rings I do not understand
When I'm going down the street I must be able to spell
For everyone on who you know
And my so-called friends request That I'll Give Them Cash
But they do not need them
Of all my friends Is there one I want to thank
My good friend Big D Teach me a lesson
That those who wait Are those who receive reward
And we've been through Pain and Pain
And girls are riding the dick As a pure stallion
That's why I'm turning Hitting hip walking <
Taking a Hoor Home She's gonna get the jam
Hold down, take them
Do not drink so much Hennessy I'm just taking a sip
When I'm stressed, I'm wearing jacket
I tried to warn you
When I said I do not say LL rhyme
He will tear everything up Do not break
Because he's equally corrupt As DJ's are
50,000 and I'm BIG
You are the boss.
89.9 was the radio signal and 89 tec 9
And the "tek" was a technique.
As techniques at the mixer Skill at the microphone.
Og "tek"-en stod for teknikk.
Som teknikker ved miksebordet Ferdighet ved mikrofonen.
Getting to New York City was what a man had to do.
Either it or... </
PHARAOHE MONCH TEXT FORFATTER / OFF BEAT MASTER
HAROAHE MONCH, 21 AUGUST, 1997
When I'm in focus I'm Innovative
Never afraid not to rock well
I'm inclined to eliminate
"Sing a song of six pence " Provides meaning
Hold on to my nuts Do you mind, come along
Make sure he's on your way.
I cling to his nuts.
Join.
... the highlight of hip-hop as the then copywriter,
to get there and freestyle
<
and realize that
this city is listening to you now, at the moment.
This is different from the scene and different from
You are writing in the basement,
It's like airliner broadcast.
This is a Large Professor, Extra P. </ P>
"LARGE PROFESSOR"
I remember asking you,
one of you: "I want to bring the drum machine.
We should keep busy. " You thought it was cool.
Large tok with his sampler.
I think people have to get home,
right now, get the ties done.
For
What radio program does that?
That lets people set up SP1200
with people who rhyme over
for programmed strokes.
What radio programs do it now? </ P>
-Have you done it before? -No. </ P>
-No other radio stations? -No. </ P>
I do not think anyone has done it before.
My name is Bobbito!
This is Stretch Armstrong.
OC OVER LARGE PROFESSOR, 11 NOVEMBER, 1993 INSTRUMENTAL
O.C. MC / LYRIST LEGEND
It was the last PP that received SP update.
Oc, dear how can you
He was right next to me and sang this.
Niggers can keep booyaka It's an anonymous cloud
This wakes up old memories.
I rule dominant Over cheerful ones hello
Hi, I've figured it out So taste real metaphor
There are lines out I proclaim from the throat
Uses insights and invites For the next thing I will do
MC's Can not Be Fooled
Time will show who's shining Like jewelry from Tiffany
The few selected Will shine like crystal
Let's use old snake again
That will make you pray
And I do not need effects To put start echo
My ability is clean From top to toe
Simultaneously I want to dodge a microphone Up as a dirt in your beep
My poetry is right
Drit in the Promo's Hype
Always Offend Me
Works Well Lets nods be intensive
OC is low like, yes, then
Your tongue whipped me
Give me the device I'll show how to rap
The researcher, the crazy scientist wants
Provide grammatical examples Mark my words
It's coming soon their mega
Listen, the lyric physician is back
With lots of props Will cry flop
Anyone in town Must defend the title, give it to me
The organisms will give you lines From early to late
In this cold desert Resurrects I'm the intellect
Surrounding the boundaries When I Become President of Queens
Samples understood to achieve...
I do not need to hear more. Now I remember it.
It's wild.
They threw the ball over to me and I stumbled almost...
See what the night bought This is the nightmare
What you pay apologize for A microphone like a knight
Step into the ozone layer
I was nervous and would not destroy before you.
It was my main idea
I would not stick it to in front of the Large Professor.
I would not play the base.
Just make these caves.
I just wanted to play it high. </ / i>
That's where I was in my freak I just wanted to convince him.
You took me
Now I'm just freestyle.
Regulation Status. You understand what I mean.
COMMON <br </ P>
I appreciate being able to
interact with everyone, that we are part of it. </ P>
COMMON, 13 OCTOBER 1994.
More verses Kramer, Suspended
Ability ugly than Craig Mack I'm the taste of your ears
My girlfriend...
We are updated.
The girl said, "You are jammen"
The boys have D Rose
Millions of black go In the same direction
The cream of planets... resurrection <
I have goose skin.
I've given you freestyle.
This guy's real skill can win great competitions.
I like to say something exactly there and then.
I'm working on the thirst I to break you
A-PLUS OR SOUL OR MISCH 29. APRIL, 1993
Shed earth on you in the cemetery
Do you take my home I'm cracking you
That's how I'm rapping I turn on
Trynet as one from East Oakland
The other MCs said it
But we did not read it We found this and now
KCR, we are MDM Nobody is looking forward to...
And I'm rapping through everyone Yes, it's right
It was one of the wildest freestyles.
They won so badly.
Wanted, really.
-But so you know it. We found it. - Just here right now. </ P>
Remember I picked it up and listened to the next single.
Why do not I sign them?
We would encourage Cash to come up.
Did not break us if he was popular,
We did not care if he was signed.
We wanted to create something special.
We did not want to
It was not for release.
This was hip-hop.
BLACK THOUGHT & SCRATCH OF THE ROOTS CREW 23. July, 1998
No reason to ask who I am
Illafifth P 5 D The official
Walked through the rappers as a book
What's the matter with? & Nbsp;
The best thing about culture is freestyle.
SERCH MC / TV PERSONALITY
The best thing about hip-hop are the artists
which improves there and then.
Through all the shit and policy
Those who shine are those who have spoken from the heart.
Hip-hop is the consciousness of the oppressed.
Hip-hop- one is the blues
the music was born of...
GRAND GHETTO COMMUNICATOR MC / JOURNALIST / ILLUSTRATOR
... in much faster scale.
Attempting to conquer problems like
occurs during the past week.
Whether it's my homelessness,
either
Before approaching this microphone,
you want to tell about the issues,
grab your wife, love
and come back and repeat it.
I'll play something for you.
-Greit. -Yes.
-Turn on the headphones. -Yes, well.
GRAND GHETTO COMMUNICATOR 18. NOVEMBER, 1993
Feel good Feeling the wheels rotate
When I get going Create an Earthquake
With 4-5-6 Absolutely Great Drawings
I'm walking through the streets
In the funky new
I need a
They just want to turn
I'm in the backset
The girls are riding my cock For now I'm so big
I'm the ghetto in the microphone... </ p
Because you're not a drug addict
Jeg kom på dette i øyeblikket.
For du er ingen narkolanger
Blues.
And those feelings were created
for experiences acquired
<p by reviewing such situations.
In order to keep going
in spite of homelessness. </
You must never realize that homelessness does not exist.
You're never far from a home you create yourself.
I remember hearing from you
I was in Fort Bragg.
I was in the army then
At that time, it was like...
I called my cousin: "Give me some cassettes."
And the cassette circulated
Everyone said, "This is wild."
It was a tough day, People were hurt, killed.
I could always go to my room and play the cassette...
It sent me back to my room, the kitchen in the Bronx.
I ran that way.
You were completely Clearly there for me.
It was like family.
Many people do not handle it.
And you had something that could send us home in mind.
It's big.
People had photos and footage
The children and the wife say.
I had a cassette.
That's why we read the letters on the air / p>
from the guys inside.
We were constantly told:
"Help me to keep a common sense,
part of the outside ".
In 1991, </
I was involved in a killing.
ANTHONY ALONSO TALEORDS ARTIST
And I got 15 years in jail.
It was sold walk-man's without cassettes, just radio.
So You had a small radio.
Meanwhile I returned to Stretch and Bobbito,
To explore my artistic opportunities.
I wrote poetry, and this is one of the poems.
The diamonds in her eyes Removes my mind
Her feminine attitude In my mind
The skin is glowing Completely enchanting
Reflects the mind
She blinks too fast To get the ferty of
Blend of Mix Reloading my choppy edges
Yes, she whispers Clarify and sharpen
Between Memories of Feminism And Clarity
Borders of the Top Striped
Of Mystical Mysteries As Prisoners
Her prosperity is in huge balance Of Super Overcoming Feelings
Her taste is the taste Of the Ultimate Experience
I wrote this poem When I listened to the radio channel. </ P>
I was the big street fire
in Bronx and Harlem, and I say all of you:
I retire from the street ".
Narcotics now have discs
but I was the first masterpiece.
12 YEARS AFTER YOUR FIRST STRETCH AND BOBBITO OPPTRED,
EXCEPT "LEAN BLACK",
THAT WAS THE MOST PLAYED RAPPE PLATA IN THE RADIO HISTORY. </ P>
Det verset endret livet mitt.
The first time someone heard it, was here too.
Big Joe on the microphone
Representing the GOP squad
BIG PUN, 31 AUGUST, 1995
The rappers like Iraqi soldiers behave like breaking stones
But they do not want to hurt a fly
Do not Worry
Is False Like Walk's Dick
You Myself You really do not want it
Should I believe you're sniffer cocaine When you never smoke hash?
Now you've made me feel
You're So High on Yourself Now Get Again
-Or Big Pun Crazy? - Yes. </ P>
You'll Never Again Bother with the Big Dog
The Master and one of the last rappers...
Every day they write to me on Twitter,
and ask if I have a pun-verse no-one heard before
You really have one.
I can all.
I know all the Pun verses.
I listened to this I think: "What the hell?"
I did not even know that I was in the background.
I have never heard of this. This is embarrassing.
Miami has a festival called "Calle Ocho".
A little kid of around four
and some people sell t-shirts.
The young man pushes away the father.
He said: "Paper. / p>
That's the legend.
That's the legend. "
And I look at him and he
pointed out the damn pun-shirt.
It was crazy.
It was completely wild. </ p >
He is a legend. He started here. </ P>
The drill is two hours old. Only for the Bobbito show. </ P>
What's on? What do you do? This is the Bobbito show. </ P>
I mean "Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito." </ P>
"What's your name?" "Stretch." </ P>
It was Stretch's show,
but people called it the Bobbito show. </ P>
YO MTV RAPPER
I want to greet my friend, Bobbito.
So unless you live under a rock,
have you seen or heard my friend, Bobbito </
and his DJ Stretch Armstrong on the radio.
I was not happy with it.
Okay if no one got
But if it were to happen I would like to
We started the Stretch Armstrong and the Bobbito show
and six months afterwards became the only Stretch Armstrong show,
with Bobbito as host, that created a lot of confusion.
Here's the Stretch show, I'm Bob.
That's all clear our program, but he got all the credit.
In hip hop, the DJ is the most important.
We were cool DJs who practiced all the time
and was innovative with the music we chose.
Unlike just playing songs.
We were part of this
Small, underground culture with DJ nerds,
Known to us, It did not make the rest of New York.
We joined WKCR, entered.
X-MEN CREW 8. AUGUST, 1991
I was so excited because I was here.
I've heard Slavic <i I'm here at the program.
Og nå er jeg hjemme og hører på. Jeg er her i programmet.
And someone will listen to me.
Someone will start the cassette.
I had forever feeling.
We were so ready to get started.
ROB SWIFT IN THE X-MEN CREW 8. AUGUST, 1991
ROC RAIDA IN THE X-MEN CREW 8. AUGUST, 1991
We picked up these cassettes.
Someone in New York had a friend < in LA that dubbed it.
The recordings came around the world.
Some in Sweden, Amsterdam or Japan, could tell you something
from Stretch and Bob last week.
You Created Your Own Internet Before There Was One.
We went from there to >
... Tourists in the World, Work With
Groups like Aerosmith, Linkin Park, appear in
It's completely sick when you think about it
our careful start.
For us, being on the radio, end of all
exposure. </ i
A young man called one night
and said he had shot someone.
I answered the phone and he asked:
"What do I do?"
I spoke him through it.
I received also a letter from New Jersey
where the kid wrote: "I'm from Puerto Rico.
No one in my city graduated from the university.
I really look up to you.
You mentioned that you were playing basketball. </ P>
You neither smoke nor drink. "
When he wrote it, I thought:" Deeven. </ P >
We have a slightly greater responsibility now that we are public. "
We created a platform that changed people's lives.
I'm trying not to lick fox now, but...
MC SWAY WAKE UP SHOW RADIOVERT / MTV REPORTS
We respected and so really up to it
We used to sit on the west coast and rub our heads.
What do these guys do. Do we do it right?
I'd like your help to inspire us in many ways.
Just being brave and play the artists you knew.
They may only appeal to 50, but they are cool.
And that bullet should be heard.
Introduce yourself.
Yo, this is the sick Nas.
NASTY NAS, 28th OCTOBER, 1993
Appears? Yes, the album will be released in January. </ P>
The album is called Illmatic. </ P>
Hello, I'm going to Bobbito and Stretchs show. I managed it.
Illmatic, was by far the most long-awaited album in decades. </ P>
People threw after the album.
The sluggish crash rider
Never put me in your box If your shit is eating plates </ i
You played the world premiere of...
That night, did you have world premiere... Do you remember?
I do not remember
At that time, the program was their most important in the world.
I wrote a lot of my first album While I listened to you.
When you played a beat, I broke it.
I remember being behind
and that Stretch, a little reluctant, gave the headphones to Nas.
Hva synes du om disse rytmebeatene?
I do not think you told him that it was your beater.
No, I did not
Just.
Why should I have done it.
It's my beaten </ p >
But, Nas said,
while he nodded: "Yes, I can drop it"
And I remember that your face was lit.
That's when you said:
"It's mine."
How do I start?
What beat is this? </ P>
To sincerely, take the microphone and rhyme my verse and win
Bracewheel. Spin on it
See here I'm no clown You'll get a try
Of the 4-pound gun
I'm taking you down
Queensbridge is my home
I I'm labeled "blunt"
Police want Negroes dead
It did not go down.
There were no streets that were open to the next generation.
I was not allowed to handle me.
I see you as
Those who threw me out in the world.
"Like, come on."
Listen here One for money
Two for pussy and foreign cars
Three for Alize Negroes Behind Lock and Beat
I'm rapping divine, check the forecast Is it real entertainment?
The window shows shots and overdoses
Only the drama
It's not a dance on roses Just real drama
Nickel platter is my fate My medicine is hash
This is the base My knife has cut many Black stitches or fat schoolissers
Dramatic, automatic Four-four will take place
I'm taking the purk When I'm annoyed
Jeg tar purken Når jeg ergrer meg
When the pencil hits the sheet I'm completely blank
I see dark streets, fighting brothers Never get anywhere
Working for something Up and Down
Judges Hang Negroes Uretted Bail for Direct Sales
My Intellectual Property <
Enhance the weak With lyrics that are true
Christ & apos; words, a street's disciple Bagateller in rap
But fun now, bless the microphone And give us peace
Do you still make beater? </ P>
Kan du ikke vise oss noen av kassettene dine?
Show us what you have in the box.
This is Night Big L and Jay-Z came up.
It has recording on both sides
because the cassette ended in the middle of Big L's first night.
I turned the cassette.
Check it out, yes </ i
Check it out
Do you want your husband too? We do it together.
Okay, we start like this Check this
I hear this every day.
Adds < Known to make the priest wet
Ryktet mitt får purken til å snu Kjent for å gjøre presten våt
I never beg for pussy Like Keith Sweat, Big L is not sad
Women get fucked on the roof When I do not have hotel rooms
I'm known to click and shoot them down
Leave them With broken back and open wounds </ p >
With that shit Go back, son
The last thing you want from < br /> Big L is a good one
In Street Actions I hit men down as the lightning
Have you seen my previous match, friend? No, then
Throughout Higher Had I Merged and Weapons
Knivack Teachers Who Gave Bad Grades
I Steal the Microphone as a Steak For my technique is great </ p >
And I'm ignoring the police hate In all states
Because I'm the trouble of the neighborhood
Fucking around, you'll find my underwear In your mother's laundry basket
Police fall when the gun my
I'm from a wild city You know, then bend
<
Screwed on the mega bass.
I have my husband Jay-Z here
JAY-Z, 23 FEBRUARY, 1995
Brothers can beg and borrow Nevertheless, they feel sad
When Jay-Z, like Zorro, gets into it Better Happiness tomorrow
I'm too much , nigger Do not try to hurry
You must slow down Otherwise you will
Listen, I'm Superior Do you want to stop me, then kill me
And when I'm gone Can you still feel
It was very superior.
This lasts forever I rock the whole sky
Do not embarrass me I raise hell to heaven
Recognize, the black cat with nine lives
Get away from me It brings an accident to cross me
I'm using meth Rocket Shooting
As estimated, everybody Affected by this style
I flirt like Goldie Going around like an old
But love, draw R & B bitches wearing sweaters
They do not know how I'm
When I'm stuck, I run as Jesse Owens
Encourages as I glide through the tracks
You are screaming: "Lord, he's back!"
And fy the South as he can
I and L put rhythm on the map So give him some praise
I take my
Give me them and those, I'll take it!
These words are only heard
at Stretch and Bobbito.
I raise hell to heaven
Pretty good verse.
SHAWN "JAY-Z" CARTER BUSINESS MAN
I did not realize myself
"Yes, Big L-greia."
Before people continued to pick it up
p>
We were in such a moment where people talked about it.
The actual hip-hop event.
I was just pleased to be on the radio.
It's amazing that you still have these recordings.
Where do you store them?
Just in the bag their?
WKCR, 89.9 FM.
CASE INTERVIEW 21. OCTOBER 1990
We have our friend Ease and Case 2. </ P>
I'm relaxing baby. </ P>
No, you do not relax.
- Are you relaxing? -I'm relaxing.
-Displaying? -Displaying. </ P>
He loves the ice. </ P>
Do you have a fluent style, buddy? </ P>
I have the world's roughest fox. </ P>
p> I'm super-duper-nutritious.
There is nothing better than my delicious.
-You are delicious? -It's right. Super Tasty. </ P>
Without Tuna. </ P>
I appreciate you here. </ P>
For you, mate. Bobbito. </ P>
We are friends. </ P>
In the past when I was not big
I listened to you on all your channels.
One day I came home and turned on...
. I was the rapper.
Phase 2 was one of the first that made it in the 70's.
Seventy and seventy
He developed into something, and I to something else
And I came to what is called today.
I want the people to know that I created the Stilkongen brand in 1976,
I am that person. </
Which king? -The King.
I drove around with some boys:
"Yo, drive in aside, I'm in the phone.
We're big in Brooklyn, mention us. "</ P>
Will always mention my friend,
Louie 167 will greet Stretch Armstrong. </ P>
Calling and actually speaking to someone,
to be mentioned actually occurred.
My task The source was documenting the culture .
When it comes to having the right sneakers, be in the right places,
be out of last new.
We had to be disciples who really knew hip-hop
who talked about it. You were face out. </ / p>
Let's all be together about this.
Stretch, pause the music.
I have to relax. What's happening? </ P>
Get the security at the back of the club. </ P>
It's hip-hop, the energy of the air.
It's a little dangerous to go on a hip-hop show.
In addition to people preferring not to step on each other's shoes,
there was a certain danger and violentness of it.
I've been threatened with life
A certain type of vibber or song, could do something.
Of artists, it leaves a name.
Stretch has also been blunted.
Even in the hip-hop environment,
And Negativity I Try To Avoid.
When we won the Billboard Prize we were surprised. / p>
We were very happy. We did not expect it. </ P>
You took the microphone and had a point by saying:
"I want to say this on national TV,
that Cypress Hill had never occurred if it had not been for the New York DJs
Funkmaster Flex, Stretch Armstrong and Kid Capri.
I danced around in my apartment for three days.
We went to Arsenio Hall in his glory
When he was at the top.
I was a musical guest.
DJ Out Week.
< I knew you were there. In the back room, I see Arsenio.
I said: "Yo. <
Fat Joe, the new rapper from Bronx is with the audience.
I just wanted to let you know that you should mention him. "
I did not know he'd pick you up. </ P>
Stretch Armstrong. Someone here from New York?
It's Fat Joe.
Shows a friend?
Fat Joe, all together!
Look, I'm Stupid Should You Get Me You Must Kill Me
Arsenio Hall!
"We have a guy here, Fat Joe."
What in every day?
I sat among the public
and Waited to see Arsenio as a fan.
This was the largest in the world.
Forget it. I certainly came 72 times. </ P>
I have to greet my friend, Arsenio Hall. </ P>
It's my friend. </ P>
Was it the first time Did you meet him here since we were on the show?
Yes. Hey whats up! </ P>
Joe, now we close your microphone. Because we will be high. </ P>
Some sort of new smarting comes to the area
Remind me of Eddie Murphy Coming to America
I was perceived as being at the forefront. </ / i>
In LA, they thought I was a genius.
ROSIE PEREZ PREVIOUS COREOGRAPH FOR TV SERIES "IN LIVING COLOR "
Then I corrected them and said that it was Stretch and Bobbito. </ P>
You just made it fun for fun. </ / i>
If you did it for recognition...
I know you did not do it for money.
Talk about lack on budget.
In 1996, Hot 97 recommended to be on air.
Number one- radio station in New York with regard to advertising.
Q-TIP DIRECT IMPLEMENTATION, JUNE 6, 1996
Congratulations with the transition to Hot 97.
Thanks.
Stretch Armstrong 12 mornings, come on
Cuban Tobacco Straight from Castro </ i
E-Happiness, Glamorous, Move Carefully
Jose Luis,
Golden teeth with Bobbito Cuban nino
Sunday, very similar As a tunnel day
I wondered
how to end the ban.
It's a big company, another kind of beast.
JAY-Z, 25 FEBRUARY, 1996
Represent
I will try not to curse this.
On the second show, let me go.
I will not lie.
We have red light on this.
If you banner, you know ..
This is where you do not can swear but click.
Are you like the big channels now?
I've always strived to become a as recognized DJ as possible.
And if I hit Hot 97 I was able to master good music.
I knew there were new ears.
Hot was strange at first because there was a lot of opposition from the audience.
Our regular Thursday audience who said:
"They are our secrets."
I began to see a possible death,
because when companies see take their hands, <
And this was distorted.
That we were on a larger platform,
or time slot , crossed the human's fun page.
When moving on to Hot 97...
BLACK CLOUD INDIE RAP CROSSERS
... as to me, the episodes of evil,
broke the heart my
The first thing I did was to post a post
"To Stretch and Bob. Personally I Do not Think
It's fair to use these rarings
who think they can hip-hop
som tror de kan hip-hop
but who do not know anything about the DJ art
as well as they lack the interest there
to the point that they are too late to be up to 05:00.
I do not mind Hot 97, but their decision.
I shake my head to such a corporate group as you are now. "
People thought that if you kept on with hip hop on camera or radio, <
We are on Hot 97 and are paid to do something we love.
With our show's destruction.
I think that the music from 96-98
played a greater role in it.
We did our best to present
the best quality for two hours on Hot,
and four hours on KCR, </ i
But we were nothing better than the music.
EMINEM, 20 AUGUST, 1998
Same beat Keep the same beat
Here's how it works
My attitude is worse than NWAs
I fight you over things And those people
Who do not mind to do Like Cool J does
You look beyond Your home and scream
Puff is good But Slim Shady is for kids!
I'm looking forward to my new life, hell
Gi I write to myself Drit in what you like
I'm probably racing half-hearted Because I do not really like rap
I'm just trying to get started My Pony Career
To be able to go to New York was incredible.
Getting from Detroit made us oppressed.
Stretch and Bobbito was our dream.
That we could actually join...
EMINEM LYRIKER / RAPPESOLDAT ROYCE DA 5 '9' MC / GHOSTWRITER
... was so sick. </ P>
Em coincided with the end of a time,
And fed to commercial rapping success.
It was clearly a highlight,
not just for
I'm broken Feel like an overworked plumber
I'm sick of this shit What is the number of Jack Kevorkian?
The time was the last where subterranean artists were commercial.
We were ready
They crashed with Big L, LL Cool J and Busta Rhymes,
they jumped beside them.
It was like
No one stopped me.
With the introduction of the Internet, <br /
Everybody could just throw things there.
That's why you're so important.
As a porter, you maintain a process that is really missing.
If there is no community consisting of sharing ideas
, art comes to fade and die
At the beginning of the end of our show
as that I lost the passion for the music.
It's hard to be one of the hip hop hopers
and realize that you do not feel love for this anymore. </
As my commitment whispered, filled Bobbito that void
by playing more music, more demos.
Stretch has not yet appeared, but here's Cool Bob Love.
I was constantly concerned about
I could not depend entirely on him. He began to expire.
< I'm exhausted.
I just do not go.
He had good and bad sides.
He could not trust
But how do you tell your wife that you love her
when you do not really do it anymore?
I digged Stretch on 90's. </ P>
I did not work Bobbito to do the show.
We started that's how it got together.
It was great because of what we both contributed.
I did not like what Bob did, but I could not kick him.
I played conscious discs as Bob came to be annoyed.
And he did the same. We had a music war on the radio.
Ladies and gentlemen. Ladies and gentlemen.
This is a Terror Day. -Suit Day.
-Scorer's Day. -I can not...
-Scorer's Day... -What a little...
-What? -What?
Bob made a break with some of the music I played.
With regard to to theme and text was crooked.
THE GOVNA, 23 JULY, 1998
Bob entered strange lyric rappers.
Do you want to abuse this beat?
MR. COMPLEX, MARCH 13, 1999
I'm doing what I'm doing Coming out with freestyle
You are far on earth killer kills me
I'm sicker than Barney Fife Barney Rubble
Plus Barney Miller even the little devil
EXCELLENT WRITE VERS
Drag the grass out of space...
<
Can I go a migraine pill?
When Bob and I were cheated on each other,
helped to have sear around us.
Do you remember I used to bother you?
Hold your mind.
Shut up I also said: "Bob, I mean...
... Listen to this, listen to what he says." </ P>
"My lyric content was powerful , very powerful... "
I had said," Bob, listen. "
It led to a very Passive-aggressive situation.
For both.
I was in the studio and he came
He did not greet me did not speak to me, so...
We turned on the microphone.
We never really took up what happened between us.
How could he come in so late.
In the air everything was false.
We thought everything was okay but it was not.
SENNATTS SCIENCE STRETCH AND BOB SKILLER LAW
It was not good for hip-hop.
How are they going to sting?
What happened?
We were on the air on Hot 97 on a Sunday.
Handled the fake tension between us,
and did not treat each other friendly.
And when the program was over.
Get Bobbito up to me and break the ice.
It does not seem like you want to do this with me anymore.
You're not happy I'm not happy.
Manage the show alone . It's okay.
If you want Hot 97, be sure to. </ P>
I will not stand in your way. </ P>
As for KCR, we can change week by week.
-It's ok. -Greit?
Okay.
To hear that there were potential issues or tensions
and maybe the show
was heartbreaking.
There was no balance anymore.
I was angry with you <
Because you felt safe...
Why did you leave the program?
In the mid 90's,
I felt that much of that Stretch played
not talked to me.
I did not care about the theme.
I just followed the text.
I tried to be different.
At least, not what they said to me.
And some of The listeners I had were more socially conscious.
It sucked.
I always loved more about
The theme and text always came second.
The best album, audio, those made by the best manufacturers
was local and textual derivative, even anti-social and offensive.
They were far away plates we both loved in -90, -91 and -92.
Within 96-97,
became the ability
In 98-99 I was lost.
/ p>
I was uninspired, did not find any music I liked.
Then I realized I had to quit.
I had a haggle.
One day I received a package from Bob.
He saw the name, Bobbito, and said:
I was imprisoned. It was the highlight of the day. </ P>
Every Thursday, we were awake
and listened to Bobbito and Stretch Armstrong. </ P>
He was so excited He grabbed me and hugged me as if I were you.
He even cut my lawn for free.
I went to Broadway to buy a few sneakers
and there were a couple of guys.
I sat there and struggling to find shoes
because they were so busy <
They said: "Do you know Stretch Armstrong?"
I said, "Stretch is my guy."
p>
They replied: "It's not true."
I said, "Yes, he's my son."
Some of them were Polish.
>
As a parent, we are really proud of you.
I praise you both.
For what you have done to society.
Stretch, I do not think We've been talking for several years. </ P>
I do not remember. </ P>
But it was clear...
Cooling
Yes, a cooling of...
Stretchy!
Booby!
Brother.
Are we ready? </ P>
STRETCH AND BOBBITOS 20. APPOINTMENT CIRCUIT 22. OCTOBER 2010
This is Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito's reunion. </ P> >
We send from 89.9 FM.
It's actually 20th Anniversary
for our program.
A small applause for it.
First time.
When I proposed that program and arranged it,
you were completely with.
If Bob were to make the program I'm definitely in.
What's up? 1:00 to 5:00 You said:
"I'm with, but we only hold on from 1:00 to 3:00. </ P>
I said:" No ". </ P> >
Let's just say 01:00 to 03:00.
I said: "You can go home I and Sear stay at 5:00".
The time will be three, and you...
The clock will be four.
At five o'clock, we ask the scene manager if we can continue.
We stayed at six. You were there all the time.
I felt 1991.
Biggie Smalls came to us before signing.
But several years later
>
I saw someone who sought refuge from the rain,
Sear and BIG stood in the door.
They said I cross the street.
When I was a few yards away, BIG said: "Yo." </ P>
It was in 95
I thought: "Joe. He still hears it's wild."
They definitely heard.
BIGGIE COMPLETED DEMO BATTLE TAPET AND FIXED PLACEMENT CONTRACT
AND EXPECT THE DEBUTAL BUM THREE YEARS LATER. </ P>
BIGGIE BLEPTED IN 1997.
HIS OTHER ALBUM COMPLETED AFTER AND SOLD OVER 10 MILLION COPIES.
WE LOVE YOUR BIGGIE
Nobody was rich yet.
>
No one had attitudes.
Waited for 30 minutes.
Then he came in here and released for free.
It was the first
From there, things began to happen.
ONE YEAR AFTER JAY-Z'S FIRST STRETCH AND THE BOB ARTIST PRACTICE
AS ARTIST WITHOUT ALBUM CONTRACT, SLOP THE DEBUTE.
You have a new song outside.
Yes, I'll play these two songs.
Can people get it now? Is the independent?
Yes. It's in some stores.
But when the release grey is in box, comes in all stores. </
-Included in My City -What label?
-Roc-A-Fella Records. -Roc-A-Fella Records. Okay.
It's going very well.
JAY HAS SOLD SOLD 75 MILLION PLATES.
Go out and support Jay Z's "The Originators."
-Yes, do it. - Again, baby.
Freestyle baby, it's my favorite.
Come on .
Do not talk to me now I want to listen to the beaten.
THREE YEARS AFTER NAS & Apos; FIRST STRETCH AND BOB OPERATION
GIVE IT OUT THE DEBUTAL BUM, <ILLMATIC AS USED ARTIST
MANY ANSER ILLMATIC THAT'S THE BEST HIP-HOP ALBUM OF THE TIME. </ P>
I just want to add that L was fun. </ P>
He was actually ridiculously silent.
Many people do not realize what kind of backward cat...
Because he was so abrupt in the rhythms.
Big I, Street Struck, "The Big "I story
He really lived hip-hop life
When you were calm, but when you got caught up, it became" drit and drag.
Drit and drag, I try tearing off your head. "
It was L live
BIG BLE DREPT IN 1999.
It makes people think about how it could have been
Here's this time Unknown Artist,
like we day knows as big,
running for money.
He received double-platinum respect, without leaving the platinum.
BIG / JAY-ZS FREESTYLE HAS NEED OVER 8 MILLION VIEWS ON YOUTUBE .
THIS IS THE WORLD'S LAST PLAY LIVE EYE IN THE HIP-HOP HISTORY.
I have a young cousin in Bronx.
He says: "I want to play something for you."
A Big L >
on your show with Jay-Z.
I Fixed That.
I...
It was really the guy your...
Hey, I was there.
What are you talking about?
No. This is wild. </ P>
Big L appeared and dissolved
what I dreamed I could have done. </ P>
Every single punchline was ill. </ P> >
I'm not kidding
There was a moment in the recording that gave me a lot of money.
I owe you a lot. Many of the Puma's, the Adidas,
The Nike and Timberland
were purchased because of all the sales sold.
But I was around people as had trouble.
I was too afraid to try,
so Stretch and Bobbito were much safer for me.
-Find a little. -Yes. </ P>
Your voice is super, Stretch. </ P>
Yes, I'll fix it. </ P>
No, I think it's super.
Listen to you now make me sentimental.
You sat here and saw a bunch of damn become rich.
You broke them and blew them up.
You still loved hip-hop.
We made the program for eight years, completely free.
And you've seen fools turn around and become rich.
We spent money on That program.
Yes, we lost money by doing the program.
No, you did not lose money because it was priceless.
We all owe you guys.
All the guys from my generation know this.
<p </ P>
Appreciate? </ P>
Our first intruder. </ P>
Wait a minute. </ P>
>
Hello.
This is so fun.
- Get down. -Yes, what?
When we stopped make the program together.
No, it was not. -Get you.
Happy to you and.
Get out of here.
<p </ P>
Give each other flowers and candy. </ P>
We were right here at this corner, between 104. Street and Broadway.
We created our own reality by putting it in...
A manifest.
By manifesting this on the corner.
Here.
Stretch Armstrong and Bobbitos programs were all
The best hip-hop radio program ever.
BEST HIP-HOP RADIOPROGRAMS ANYONE " SOURCE MAGAZINE , 1998
Paragraph. </ P>
I know that. Do you know why? </ P>
Because I was there. </ P>
Skjer'a, baby?
Do you have a baby?
Twenty years and going.
Can you sing this song here?
STRETCH AND BOBBITO 20-YEAR PUBLIC CONCEPT 10 FEBRUARY, 2011
Yes, yes
Money governs everything around me
Dollar, dollar bills
Money controls everything Swap money
Dollar, dollar bills
I grew up with crime On the New York Times page </ p
Stay Alive
My Mom Runs on Old Men
So we moved to Shaolin country
But it was just a dream For a devil's star
Started smoking cannabis at the age of 16
Walking around the streets And the shot and heightened effort
Climbed through emergency exits
Did anything For crack and weed
I cry blood of the combination
Without a doubt I flew them And Trying To Stick
The White Guys Take Up the Gymnasium
Life Did not Get Better Same Old & Loose Sweater
Time is hard and tough
I realized I was wrong
So I Found a Bunch And Took It Out
Steal keys from above the ocean
Rolled in MPVs Every week we were 40 gangers </ i
Yo respect me Or be mad at tech nine
Stop this here.
>
I did not even know that it would take that way.
Oh, the dam.
I did not even know that it would
Please greet these damn presidential candidates by rapp.
Applause to Raekwon The Chef, People.
-Lust you, cousins. -Exlect you too, mate.
Wu Tang!
It was like a high school reunion with hip-hop.
There was no one who made stars of people just by signing them.
It was just an honor to be there.
I never missed this, B.
Because it's like that all your ancestors are hip-hop.
The 90's was a very special hip-hop time.
They were a transition from the innocent i <> to the discovery of the 80's
for the commercial and globalized of the 2000s and beyond.
I played a major role in the creation of the best hip-hop
As is still valid today.
We had a voice like radio program, which went a bit deeper
than entertainment, music.
We have a small box.
All this impact it has had on such a personal level,
on me and the people we have touched...
I still do not understand.
What I really understand is all personal acquaintances we've created.
We have become friends for life.
It's like two satellites, as both bands very well.
And I am grateful for that.
I wish we could go back in one day's time.
Just to see it again.
You may need to be freestyle tonight.
This is what this program is about.
Sets appreciate it, brother.
We appreciate it.
This is Stretch Amstrong's show. My name is Bobbito.
We are
STRETCH AND BOBBITO
NAS
NOTORIOUS BIG AKA BIGGIE
/ p>
WU-TANG CLAN
ASON UNIQUE AKA OL & apos; DIRTY BASTARD
POETICAL PROPHETS AKA MOBB DEEP
DMX THE GREAT AKA DMX
FAT JOE
BIG DOG THE PUNISHER REDMAN
BIG L
KILLA CAM AKA CAM 'RON
MURDER MASE AKA MASE
p>
MOS DEF
MF DOOM
EMINEM
JAY-Z
NO OTHER RADIOPROGRAMS HAVE BEEN HAPPENED ANY SUCH SPRING BREAKDOWN
FOR USERED ARTISTS AND EMPLOYEES SPEAK ALSO BEFORE OR PAGE.
THE COMBINED PLACE SALE <
HOW STRETCH AND BOBBITO STRONG SAY OVER 300 MILLION.
THE TALET STILLS CONTINUED.
Should I also lean forward?
No, sit backwards.
What's up, this is DJ Brian.
Shows & apos ; a? This is DMC.
And I'm called Jam Master Jay from around the turn.
And when I'm around the swing, I listen to my husband Stretch Armstrong
at 89.9 WKCR.
Fred.
KCR, directly and in.
This is Bolo Brown.
Bolo Brown.
Bolo Brown. Do you want some boiled beans?
I would like to greet you to understand?
>
-Greit? -It's great.
Bobbito, do you come with the camera? </ i
What happened?
Do you come with the camera for the parade?
- Oh, yes. -No...
We bring the camera to the parade.
< Coming With Camera Home to Your Girlfriend.
-What happens? -Yo.
I'm holding my left nose.
What's more?
I have a Negro Barbie doll in my room
Put a Ken doll up there too.
Work...
-Etik. <
There are no rappers anymore.
I was at a concert a year ago
and they had many Bronx rappers.
How did this happen to Bronx?
No one wearing orange, neon, yellow or lime green
What was happening?
When did the program be...
Who was it?
Når gikk programmet fra å være...
Hvem var det?
Who do you think? Honestly. </ P>
Do you have to ask? </ P>
-Back again. -It's crazy. </ P>
Why can not you walk that way? </ P> It's good for the camera.
-Joe. -English things never change.
I do not want to breathe your pussy...
I do not want to breathe your doll's anal molecules.
I was reminded of smell.
The imprisoned population in the Tri-State area
Know who we are.
How would we have escaped if we were imprisoned?
Did not Big Graveyard write a letter to you?
We have a letter from Big Graveyard:
"I'm in Broadway and have 10-15 years.
Need help when I'm out < br /> I do anything. "
Are you out there? -Thanks.
Find me on Instagram.
I was tempted to eat your blueberries. </
I'll eat a little litchi when we're done.
When I split the glue, he said Bust a limes.
Sear, I and Stretch are so proud of you, mate.
Thanks.
Frankly, Rockingon Sirius Satellite FM,
Monday to Friday from 4:00 AM to 8:00 PM. </ P>
I need a copy of this. </ P>
Did you make a copy to me?
Did you create an mp3 file?
Step into your brain
My microphone
And, therefore, my word
Stretch and Bobbito.
Og derfor er ordet mitt Bond
Stretch og Bobbito.
Hello, WKCR.
The program is over. Sorry, buddy.
Will you not be back in half an hour?
No.