Piankey

YOU NEED TRACKS What led me to Hip-Hop? First, when I was living in Chicago with my Dad I heard this great joint called "The adventures of Grandmaster Flash and the wheels of steel" I went to the record store with my lunch money and just guessed which 12 inch it was because I did'nt know the title or anything. Then I went to Radio shack and played it and it was the right one! Back in L.A. I got in trouble and was sent to California's infamous Youth Training School were I heard these 2 great songs "The show/ La-di-dadi" By Doug E. Fresh and SlickRick and I was blown away! Me and this crip dude use to perform for the other "Wards" I was Rick and he was Doug. "Batterram" came out and we knew the West could do it too. Around that same time "Raising Hell" the classic Run-Dmc came out and we loved it. That's when my homie P-Man taught me how to really MC. Then when I got out "Check out my melody/Eric B. is president" had 1580 KDAY in a choke hold and everyone thought Rakim's name was "Eric B." (not me). Over time I went from MC to DJ to producer whilst never losing my mic skills. I was a regular in the crowd at "The Goodlife" in the Crenshaw district but never got to shine because you had to get there super early to get on the list to rhyme. I did rip it at "Pharcyde manor" where people would go after The Goodlife for all night freestyle sessions (classic shit). Now I got beats for yo monkey ass, but have your change right .Tidy sum up front and some points. Look out for the new piece "Grown-Hop, The EP" in August.More Games at arcadecabin.com | Cool Generators