But can you come while you drone…errrrr, wait, what??

But can you come while you drone…errrrr, wait, what??

Ugh, it's really a shame that I feel some folks are going to crap on the "drone" tracks even though they're really great. I guess if you don't have a predilection for music of that sort they might seem off-putting, but these two pieces are seriously fantastic, on par with folks like Pelt and Charlemagne Palestine.

Ugh, it's really a shame that I feel some folks are going to crap on the "drone" tracks even though they're really great. I guess if you don't have a predilection for music of that sort they might seem off-putting, but these two pieces are seriously fantastic, on par with folks like Pelt and Charlemagne Palestine.

Were you beating your nuts, just your nuts, with a spiked bat on your dresser when she walked in?

Were you beating your nuts, just your nuts, with a spiked bat on your dresser when she walked in?

Stunts, Blunts… was 1992, along with Showbiz & A.G.'s Runaway Slave. Both undisputed classics.

Stunts, Blunts… was 1992, along with Showbiz & A.G.'s Runaway Slave. Both undisputed classics.

As Biggie said on Party & Bullshit, "You chill, man! Just chill! Chill!"

As Biggie said on Party & Bullshit, "You chill, man! Just chill! Chill!"

Who are your A-level rappers out of curiousity?

Who are your A-level rappers out of curiousity?

Hey Rabin, I think you should do a My World Of Flops piece on one of 1993's most unjustly ignored/criticized hip-hop albums, the second Leaders Of The New School record. I think T.I.M.E. is solid through and through and has aged REALLY well, although it went nowhere critically or commercially at the time and LONS…

Hey Rabin, I think you should do a My World Of Flops piece on one of 1993's most unjustly ignored/criticized hip-hop albums, the second Leaders Of The New School record. I think T.I.M.E. is solid through and through and has aged REALLY well, although it went nowhere critically or commercially at the time and LONS…

And I go back to 21 & Over and Enta Da Stage much more over Doggystyle. It is a great, classic album, but yeah, it's already so ubiquitous and ingrained in EVERY strain of pop culture that I'm sure nothing new would be said in a column like this. Is it really news to anyone that "Gin & Juice" is a classic song?

And I go back to 21 & Over and Enta Da Stage much more over Doggystyle. It is a great, classic album, but yeah, it's already so ubiquitous and ingrained in EVERY strain of pop culture that I'm sure nothing new would be said in a column like this. Is it really news to anyone that "Gin & Juice" is a classic song?

The thing that worked well about that hardcore east coast sound is how DARK and OMINOUS it all was, specifically the early BCC stuff. Sure, Black Moon and Smif N' Wessun traffic in gonzo nihilism, but it actually fits the overall sound of those records; it's not supposed to be fun, easy-listening music. Sounds made to…

The thing that worked well about that hardcore east coast sound is how DARK and OMINOUS it all was, specifically the early BCC stuff. Sure, Black Moon and Smif N' Wessun traffic in gonzo nihilism, but it actually fits the overall sound of those records; it's not supposed to be fun, easy-listening music. Sounds made to…

Also, I prefer to remember "Born To Die" in the context of the awesome MDC song.

Also, I prefer to remember "Born To Die" in the context of the awesome MDC song.