http://hedrush.podomatic.com/entry/index/2013-01-25T12_17_14-08_00

Wait, what? Um, yeah. This is the long-awaited (hopefully by a few) second part of our "History of L.A. hip-hop" podcast, featuring the insights and shit-talking abilities of DJ Mark Luv.

So, we recorded this episode well over a year ago, and part 1 was released also released a little over a year ago. It was recorded long enough ago that we don't acknowledge that Red Foo and Dre Koon are now taking over the world as LMFAO.

There's still some dope music played and dope stories told. Among other thing, we discuss the origins of one of L.A.'s hip-hop's pioneering crews, the history of Freestyle dancing, the dynamics of organizing and recording a posse cut, and the backgrounds of a couple hip-hop groups that never fulfilled their potential in their primes.

So, check it out and tell a friend

And here's the playlist:

Divine Styler - Ain't Sayin' Nothing
Red Foo & Dre Koon f/ Evidence & DJ Revolution - The Freshest
People Under the Stairs - Time to Rock Our Shit
The Anonymous - Exodus
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DJ Mark Luv - Live Rhymes Pt. 3 f/ Mykil Miers, Subtitle, LMNO, P$C, MURS, Poseyedon, Able Body, and Xololaxinxo
Tha Alkaholiks - Relieve Yourself
DJ Mark Luv - Live Rhymes Pt. 1 f/ Iriscience, Ras Kass, 2Mex, and Life Rexall
Ice-T and the Rhyme Syndicate - What You Gonna Do?
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Pharcyde - I'm the Type of N@#$% (rmx)
The Lootpack - The Anthem
Rodney O & Joe Cooley - Everlasting Bass
Vooodu! & Mean Green - Two Deadly Sins
Mean Green & Mykil Miers- LA's Finest
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Ras Kass - Etc.

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