Peace Mr Hood....

First time hearing your podcast.....sounds great. Didn't know you're based out of the Bay Area.

Hearing these songs and hearing Mark talk about all the 'behind the scenes' stories brings back alot of memories during those days....ah yes, those were good memories

Thank you for playing "Blessings" on your podcast. My group the Visionaries were the type of group that you either love us or hate us...but we were just blessed (excuse the pun) to be part of the LA Underground/Independent Hip Hop scene & it's history.

And to the person that said Mark Luv is obnoxious, he is not. He's a great man with a big heart and is just like that with people he is friends with and comfortable with. I should know, Mark & myself always bag on each other when we see each other cause we have that type of friendship. And yes, Mark is a Triple OG....if anyone has the authority to speak upon the history of the LA Hip Hop Scene during the 90's, he does. I'm just lucky to known him for such a very looooong time....LOL!

But yeah...big respect....looking forward to hearing the 2nd part of your podcast.

Oh yeah....Rest In Peace Bigga B, Rob One, & Dj Dusk

Rhettmatic
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>The HedRush is back again, this time celebrating Southern
>California hip-hop from the '80s and '90s. In studio we have
>special guest DJ Mark Luv, Zulu Nation King, former Pharcyde
>DJ, original Heavyweighter, and co-founder of the Unity
>hip-hop event (a L.A. mainstay during the '90s). He tells a
>few stories and provides some cool insight on the scene while
>he was coming up.
>
>Here's the link:
>
>http://hedrush.podomatic.com/entry/index/2012-01-12T22_37_31-08_00
>
>And hey, if you're thinking to yourself, "Hey, where's the
>L.A. gangsta shit?", well, we already did an episode about
>that. Follow this link to that episode:
>
>http://hedrush.podomatic.com/entry/index/2011-06-24T11_33_23-07_00
>
>So, as always, check 'em out and tell a friend.