X-PLANE N SANE

X-PLANE began to bang on pots and pans at the age of four, to the beat of his then favorite Hip-Hop song, The Message by Grand Master Flash & The Furious Five. During these precious times, Hip-Hop music was a raw energy that flowed through the brain of the inner city. Young people from all lifestyles, now had something that they not only could relate to, but could call theirs.As X-PLANE got older, he evolved into one of the best emcees in his neighborhood. Long gone were the pots and pans, although they were his foundation for hearing the pulse of his era. X-PLANE began to watch Video Music Box wit Ralph McDaniels then listen to Cool D.J. Red Alert, Mr. Magic and any other underground radio stations he could find, searching for the energy in other DJS and Musicians, he himself possessed.Eager to enter the world of Hip-Hop at age 15, he borrowed one of his mothers old Motown tapes, stuck paper in the top and recorded the DJ Red Alert Show on Kiss FM. During a music break, he decided to arrange his lyrics with the 25-second instrumental Red Alert played. After realizing it was too short, he looped the beat repeatedly, arranging it, if you will, to fit his lyrics. It was a neighborhood smash. Soon, X-PLANE realized that the way music was engineered, was similar to the way he composed.At last, X-PLANE brought his first piece of wax. The record had a single and an instrumental on the other side. As time moved along his record collection began to grow and so did the wear and tear on his mothers turntable.As X-PLANE got older, his experiences in Hip-Hop increased, as he was living it. Known as Clean Up a.k.a. The Finisher, he always found himself cutting class to join a cipher of rappers. In high school, X-PLANE became a member of a group called the Outsidaz based in Irvington/NWK,NJ. RIP TO SLANG TON He Live Forever "Electric Chair" ANyONE????