Diesel Fluid - Wu Tang clan

GZA & RZA's verses from Third World over Immortal Technique's Harlem Streets.

GZA & RZA: Third World x Immortal Technique: Harlem Streets

rass kass - golden child.mp3

Hoop Dreams

The Saga Continues - http://smarturl.it/thesagacontinues

Wu-Tang: The Saga Continues

Wu-Tang - Lesson Learn'd” featuring Inspectah Deck and Redman

This was done at Half time of the S.N.I.F.F. Tournament (Basketball) at Baisley Park® before Fredro got down with Onyx™ (U here the Difference in His Style, from then to Now)
  Paid in Full VS. Supreme Team (More of YOUR History) Da Team™ busted Dat Ass... 
RIP Black Jus®

Fredro Starr™, Spank Gee™ & BigJTee @ Baisley Park July 31,1989

2012 - ERICK SERMON-LOOK FT REDMAN & METHODMAN

Cocoa Brovaz, M.O.P. - Bucktown (Remix)

ONYX - Walk in New York (Demo Version)

This song appeard on DMX's "It's Dark and Hell is Hot" bonus CD that came with the first few thousand purchased. That was the only "commercially" released place you could find this song.

ONYX - Livin' in Hell (Unreleased)

"Made in The Streets" now available on iTunes worldwide.
itunes.apple.com/ca/album/made-in…eets/id791419932

Fredro Starr - Feat. MakemPay - Holdin It Down (Produced by The Audible Doctor) (Cuts by DJ Nelson)

In 1993, years before anyone told ya’ to “get up off them goddamn diamonds”, South Jamaica, Queens, craziest Bal-Hed sons, ONYX, were already busy takin’ some of the Golden Era’s loot and running with it to new heights, stamping the term “hardcore” in its darkest terms upside hip hop’s head with their seminal, trailblazing platinum debut, Bacdafucup.

 

The iconic cover image of four bald, angry-lookin’ niggas, their legendary “MadFace” logo, a shoulder-strapped automatic and a menacing boot-tread took rap to a world that could “Slam” in an era where even looking at someone wrong at a rap show could get you gone. Fredro Starr, Sticky Fingaz, SonSee and the late brother Big DS didn’t break the rules: they scared them the fuck away.

 

Twenty years and several full-length underground classics later, there is still nothing so raw in live rap as getting tossed into the barrier by the smiling, sweating, maniacal fans swarming the pit, to find yourself face-to-face with the ever-Mad Faced, ever Bal-Heded ‘Dro and Sticky (and this summer, on the Rock the Bells tour, Sonsee).

 

Face to face with loud, abrasive greatness, you might just find yourself lucky enough to embrace a boot to the temple when Sticky stage-dives, or swimming with the sharks to make waves for the crowd surfers while you “Throw Ya Gunz”.

 

ONYX made boom bap gangsta, gave metal street cred, and exposed the kinship of hip hop and punk rock cultures to a wider global audience on the strength of their delivery and the look in their eye that said this was no gimmick, motherfucker – all under the guidance of their mentor and producer, the departed architect Jam Master Jay.

 

With the Snowgoons-produced Cuzo LP hot on the way and the custom-built hybrid project Black Rock in the aisles and their newly-minted international “100Mad” click growing stronger, 2013 sees ONYX bring it back-da-fuck up in your mad face. Watch out, ‘cuz they’re coming for head-blood. 


Bio by Darcy MacDonald

ONYX - Livin' in Hell (Unreleased)

ONYX (Official)