Paul kinda lays it out in that interview.... my only two cents here is that there was definitely a subliminal shot being thrown at Tommy Boy. Paul kinda dances around it in the interview. Of course I could be wrong. But I remember RZA saying something about how they were all ex-Tommy Boy artists that got screwed over by the label somehow. And that Gravegiggaz represents a rebuttal to those situations. Definitely weird though....you're right about that.
5. "lol so I take it you aren't up on the 2012 Gravediggaz lineup?" In response to Reply # 0
>2 producers + 2 washed up rappers > >horrorcore isn't crazy in and of itself but combined with the >weird make-up of the group it's even more unique in Hip-Hop >history > >this is something that had to come about organically i'm sure >there wasn't any label involvement > >because how could a label think this idea could be an earner? >
If you thought the 1st lineup was wacky and ridiculous, check this out.
12. "Yeah. There's only a few of us on here that rock with the Don Bishop" In response to Reply # 9
Maybe you, me, Mash (I think) and that's it. He can rap, he can produce and he's creative but he seems to have a hard time packaging it all together properly. _________________________________________ The Combat Jack Show is THE best hip-hop related internet radio show Catch up http://pncradio.tumblr.com/
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