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I should really of dropped the mic and left Twitter after this teapaw.org/pauldjstepone/status/8…
In Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!, we quiz an artist on their own career to see how much they can remember. This week: De La Soul’s Kelvin “Posdnuos” Mercer takes the ultimate test! nme.com/features/music-inter…
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I used to rinse this cassette when cassettes were a thing, when men owned hifi's and bought physical media instead of renting it off cold blooded tech giants from the flying saucer cloud storage units.
A tisket a taskit I wonder what's in that basket
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I don’t excuse so called hip hop fans for not knowing me, it says more about your taste level or lack there of
This reminds me, @Evidence doesn't get enough flowers for his production
We should always be grateful that Wyclef and Pras didn't drop verses on 'Killing Me Softly'. Appreciated, guys.
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We made a remix just in case anyone still playing slow jams?
Children of Zeus “Star remix” in your phone now
Don't sleep on this very strong contender for AOTY
(and fellow overthinkers and catastrophisers will appreciate having an anthem in 'Thinking')
Your Old Droog - Bread & Butter (Full Album) youtu.be/3y80E7deDyk?si=9pbX… via @YouTube
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In 1996, De La Soul dropped "Stakes is High," the album that de facto set off the underground vs. mainstream wars of the late '90s and early 00s.
On its 30th anniversary, Oliver Wang and @adammansbach discussed its impact, its criticism of disposable albums-as-gangster movie, the title track, the Dilla contributions, how it aged, and more.
powmag.net/p/de-la-soul-stak…
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New Music: Main Source – ‘Breaking Atoms’ (Ultimate Collectors Edition) grownuprap.com/2026/10/09/ma…


























