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Interview by Scott Bejda I heard that you recently went out to California. What were you doing out there? Having fun and letting loose! We were taking magazine cover shots and photos, looking at a part of the world that we’d never seen before. We visited different cities like Vallejo, Oakland, and Sacramento, and we...

Interview with Violent J by David Friedman You’ve got a new album, The Tempest, which marks the first full-length studio release for Insane Clown Posse since 2004’s Hell’s Pit wrapped up the series of the Six Jokers Cards. How has everything been going for you and Shaggy 2 Dope since The Tempest came out on...

Interview 1 :   by Black Dog E-40: Grounded in Family, Driven by Common Sense Interview Did you think The Click and E-40 would blow up the way you’re blowing up right now? I always knew that we were going to prosper in some kind of way. If it wasn’t rap, it would have been something...

Interview by Scott Bejda  How does it feel to be a free man? It’s a blessing. I’m real excited about getting out here, having a second chance to do this music, and putting it down. I’m feeling real good right now—I can’t even explain it. What was the first thing you did when you got...

interview by black dog bone Photos by marcus hanschen People are wondering what direction No Limit is going to go from here? As far as the record label, we’re gonna take it to a whole nother level.  Last year we was pushing all our small artists, gettin them a name.  Now this year, not only...

Interview by Scott Bejda How did your last album do? The last album did real grande and it is close to twenty thousand right now. Actually both of my albums did real good and they are still selling to this day. I released the second album six months after the first one. I had three...

Interview by J. Pablo Caraballo photos by Marcus Hanschen Is it true you’re revolutionaries first, MC’s second? Stick: I don’t really like titles, period. When you say you are a revolutionary you have to always define that cause there’s a lot of muthafuckas that call themselves revolutionary. When I say it I mean that I’m...

Ice Cube 2010, Interview by Black Dog Bone Some people think the Internet is the greatest tool for musicians, but a lot of people feel it’s been the worst blow for the artists, making it hard to survive doing music. What do you think? I think it’s a war on music going on right now....

Interview by Scott Bejda What can your fans expect on your new album, Gangsta Rap Really it is a traditional Ice-T album. I didn’t go out of my way to try to fit in with the way that rap music sounds today because I am not extremely crazy about a lot of the new rap....