LA based rapper Zeroh &amp; Hellfyre Club rapper Milo join Jeff Weiss &amp; MC Nocando to talk about their unexpected influences such as Ludacris, Nas, and B-Legit. They also talk about R. Kelly, Beats by Dre, skinny jeans, and art rap. Be sure to get yourself a copy of Jeff’s book “<a href="http://www.amazon.com/2pac-vs-Biggie-Illustrated-Greatest/dp/0760343675/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1368666557&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=2pac+vs+biggie">2pac vs. Biggie: An Illustrated History of Rap’s Greatest Battle</a>,” Nocando’s mixtape “Tits ‘N Explosions” &amp; Milo’s latest EP “Calvacade” at <a href="http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com/">http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com</a>, Zeroh’s latest EP “Bred” at <a href="http://horez.bandcamp.com/">http://horez.bandcamp.com/</a>, and keep firing shots of your own by calling us at (424) 216-6230!

39 Unexpected Influences (w/ Zeroh, Milo)

Long Island bred rapper/producer Roc Marciano joins Jeff &amp; Nocando to talk about growing up in Hempstead, when he started recording music, what he learned from working with Pete Rock, his collaborations with Busta Rhymes, Q-Tip, and GZA, and producing his entire upcoming album “Marci Beaucoup.” Plus, they discuss the Death Row incident at the 1995 Source Awards and its aftermath. Be sure to get yourself a copy of Jeff’s book “<a href="http://www.amazon.com/2pac-vs-Biggie-Illustrated-Greatest/dp/0760343675/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1368666557&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=2pac+vs+biggie">2pac vs. Biggie: An Illustrated History of Rap’s Greatest Battle</a>,” check out Nocando’s mixtape “Tits ‘N Explosions” at <a href="http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com/">http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com</a>, and keep firing shots by calling us at (424) 216-6230!

Marci Beaucoup: Roc Marciano

Head of Stones Throw Records and well known DJ/producer, Peanut Butter Wolf joins Jeff &amp; Nocando to explain how he would describe Stones Throw to people on a plane, talk about discovering Madlib, the Stones Throw philosophy, living with Madlib &amp; DOOM for a time, and how he ended up meeting J Dilla. Plus, Jeff &amp; Nocando share their thoughts on social media, discuss the current state of Nocando’s weekly Sunday hip-hop party Daylight, and respond to some of your shots. Be sure to get yourself a copy of Jeff’s book “<a href="http://www.amazon.com/2pac-vs-Biggie-Illustrated-Greatest/dp/0760343675/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1368666557&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=2pac+vs+biggie">2pac vs. Biggie: An Illustrated History of Rap’s Greatest Battle</a>,” check out Nocando’s mixtape “Tits ‘N Explosions” at <a href="http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com/">http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com</a>, and keep firing shots by calling us at (424) 216-6230!

41 Stones Throw: Peanut Butter Wolf

Detroit MC/producer Black Milk &amp; Motown’s Quelle Chris &amp; Denmark Vessey join Jeff &amp; Nocando to talk about Detroit music on this week’s Shots Fired! They discuss early Motown, Detroit techno, the Hip Hop Shop, and rappers from Esham to Danny Brown. Plus, they talk about <a href="http://www.negativland.com/news/?page_id=17">Steve Albini’s “The Problem with Music."</a> Be sure to get yourself a copy of Jeff’s book “<a href="http://www.amazon.com/2pac-vs-Biggie-Illustrated-Greatest/dp/0760343675/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1368666557&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=2pac+vs+biggie">2pac vs. Biggie: An Illustrated History of Rap’s Greatest Battle</a>,” Nocando’s mixtape “Tits ‘N Explosions” at <a href="http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com/">http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com</a>, Black Milk's new album “No Poison In Paradise” at <a href="http://blackmilk.biz/">http://blackmilk.biz/</a>, Quelle Chris’ latest album at <a href="http://quellechris.bandcamp.com/">http://quellechris.bandcamp.com</a>, and keep firing shots of your own by calling us at (424) 216-6230!

49 Detroit (w/ Black Milk, Quelle Chris, Denmark Vessey)

Jeff, Nocando, and Open Mike Eagle welcome The Eric Andre Show’s own Eric Andre to talk about <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MX_erPsthGo">Bootsy Collins’ son Dru Down</a>, Steve-O disrespecting O.D.B. at a Wu-Tang concert, what Da Brat has been up to, the many sightings of Skee-Lo, and Jenkem. Eric also tells us about interviewing Jay-Z &amp; Beyonce on his show, what he thinks of Miley Cyrus, and why he recently got arrested. Be sure to get yourself a copy of Jeff’s book “<a href="http://www.amazon.com/2pac-vs-Biggie-Illustrated-Greatest/dp/0760343675/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1368666557&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=2pac+vs+biggie">2pac vs. Biggie: An Illustrated History of Rap’s Greatest Battle</a>,” Nocando’s mixtape “Tits ‘N Explosions” at <a href="http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com/">http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com</a>, Open Mike Eagle’s latest EP “Sir Rockabye” at <a href="http://openmikeeagle.bandcamp.com/">http://openmikeeagle.bandcamp.com</a>, and tune in to The Eric Andre Show on Thursdays at 12:30 am on Adult Swim!

50 Jenkem (w/ Eric Andre, Open Mike Eagle)

For this week's episode, Nocando and Jeff welcome Isaiah Rashad, the newest member of LA's Top Dawg Entertainment. They discuss Tennessee rap, the glory years of No Limit, how he got signed to TDE, and his debut EP, "Cilvia" (due out Jan. 28). 

In addition, Nocando and Jeff run down the list of Grammy nominees and outline their respective fear of a post-Grammy world ruled by the Macklemoors. 

Recorded at the Cosmic Zoo Studio in Atwater Village.

Episode 60: TDE From Tennessee -- Isaiah Rashad

Dam-Funk makes a return trip to the Cosmic Zoo to talk modern funk, the story behind his new "7 Days of Funk" album with Snoop Dogg (Snoopzilla), social media, independent music, and the idea of stardom. 

In addition, Nocando and Jeff discuss the Grammy's and what it's like to live in a world post-Macklemoorish takeover. 

Episode 61: The Maestro of Modern Funk -- Dam-Funk

San Francisco turntablist legend, DJ Qbert steps into the Cosmic Zoo to discuss aliens, the Illuminati, trips to the porn store with a young Kool Keith, and the evolution of his career. 

Tune in for stories about his early years working with Mixmaster Mike, the formation of the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, and his classic "Wave Twisters" movie/album. 

In addition, Nocando and Jeff talk about attending an Action Bronson show, pogs, and why DMX should not have fought George Zimmerman.

You can contribute to the Kickstarter for Qbert's new album here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thudrumble/dj-qbert-extraterrestria-new-album-pre-order

Episode 62  Cooking From Scratch -- DJ Qbert

After several years spent becoming a household name in Hong Kong, Jin is back on U.S. soil and a guest in the Cosmic Zoo. The first Asian-American rapper to ever release a major label solo record waxes philosophical about growing up in Florida, the fleeting nature of fame, his legendary wins on BET's Freestyle Friday's, working with Kanye West, his time on Ruff Ryders, battle rapping, and what he's learning in the process. Amounted together, it makes for one of the most insightful and interesting episodes of Shots Fired yet. 

In addition, Nocando and Jeff talk about Apple's purchase of Beats by Dre and the T.I and Floyd Mayweather feud. 

You can make a pledge to support Jin's new album, "14:59" here: http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/mcjin?utm_campaign=project7921&utm_medium=post_pledge_share&utm_source=twitter

Episode 72: The History Of Jin

In advance of this weekend's inaugural Low End Theory Festival, all five residents of the world-renowned beat mecca gather for their first-ever interview together.

In turns, Daddy Kev, Gaslamp Killer, Nobody, D-Styles, and Nocando tell stories about the genesis of Low End Theory, the beat scene sound, back-stories behind appearances from Odd Future and Thom Yorke, plans for the club's future, and much more. 

Recorded at the Cosmic Zoo Studio in Atwater Village.

Episode 73: The Low End Theory ft. Daddy Kev, The Gaslamp Killer, Nobody & D-Styles

The venerable Ohio architect, Blueprint steps into the Cosmic Zoo to tell stories about the early days of Columbus hip-hop with Camu Tao, RJD2 and MhZ, computer programming, the travails of running an independent label, and his artistic evolution from The Greenhouse Effect and Soul Position to his solo career. 

In addition, Jeff and Nocando talk about hookahs, Tyga, and Tyga's new album executive-produced by Kanye (that Jeff somehow heard). 

Purchase Blueprint's latest album, "Respect the Architect" and other music here: http://printmatic.net


Episode 74:  Respect The Architect Ft. Blueprint

Richmond's own IAMSU! heads down Interstate 5 to make his second appearance in the Cosmic Zoo. The co-founder of the HBK Crew talks about basketball, the based God, buying weed brownies in Berkeley, Bay Rap, and of course, his new album, "Sincerely Yours." 

In addition, Nocando and Jeff talk about line dancing, Bar-Mitzvah's and the saga of Shia Labeouf. 

You can purchase "Sincerely Yours" here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/sincerely-yours-bonus-track/id861195068

Episode 75:  Only That Real Ft. IAMSU!

In which Chanel West Coast (https://twitter.com/chanelwestcoast) comes to the Cosmic Zoo to discuss being a white female rapper growing up in the Valley, signing to Young Money, working with Lil Wayne and French Montana, starring on Rob Dyrdek's "Fantasy Factory" and "Ridiculousness," the ins and outs of Instagram, and much more. 

In addition, Nocando and Jeff discuss the growing rupture in Maybach Music and the Instagram/Twitter feud between Wale and Meek Mill. 



Episode 76:  Front Desks To Rap Checks Ft. Chanel West Coast

One of the most versatile and impressive producers of the last decade, Dawaun Parker, entered the Cosmic Zoo to discuss working with Dr. Dre, producing for Eminem, 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, Phil Beaudreau; attending the Berklee School of Music, Providence hip-hop and much more.  He even drops a little knowledge about the status of "Detox."

Interview starts at the 37:00 minute mark.

In addition, Nocando and Jeff discuss Ferguson and racism, KCon, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Taylor Swift. 

Listen to Dawaun Parker's Music: https://soundcloud.com/d-park

Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DawaunParker

Come see a live episode of Shots Fired in Minneapolis on Friday, Sept. 12 for the Greenroom Magazine Release Party. Ft. guests Dam-Funk, Open Mike Eagle, and P.O.S. (http://greenroommagazine.com/lifestyle/issue-003-release-party/)

Subscribe to the Shots Fired YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbd7VXWPG13AbTiL8BSV5jg

Episode 79  Liner Note Celebrity -- Dawaun Parker

FOR THE MOST HiGHLY ANTiCIPATED AND NEON TANGERiNE SCENTED PODCAST IN THE HiSTORY OF PODCASTDOM, RiFF RAFF, AKA JODY HiGHROLLER, AKA THE RAP GAME HUCKLEBERRY FiNN, STEPS iNTO THE COSMiC ZOO. 

TOPiCS DiSCUSSED iNCLUDE HiS iCONOGRAPHY, FREESTYLiNG, DRUGS, HATERS, CHRIS FARLEY'S GENiUS, JEFF BAGWELL AND CRAiG BiGGiO, BRiTiSH KNiGHTS, JODY HUSKiE, CREATiVE DiVERSiTY, AND WHEN AND WHEN NOT TO THROW THE RiCE OUT. iF YOU MiSS THiS EPiSODE, YOU WiLL BE SENTENCED TO LiVE IN THE KALAHARi DESERT AND BARRED FROM WEARING VERSACE JORDANS, VERSACE JEWELRY OR VERSACE HABERDASHERY.

(iNTERViEW STARTS AT THE 23 MiNUTE MARK)

iN ADDiTiON, NOCANDO AND JEFF DiSCUSS ATTENDiNG THE DRAKE VS. WAYNE SHOW, THE RiSE OF iLOVEMAKONNEN, AND MORE. 

BUY RiFF RAFF'S "NEON iCON": https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/neon-icon/id879705653

Subscribe to Shots Fired YouTube:  
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Follow Shots Fired Instagram:  instagram.com/shotsfiredpodcast

Episode 80:  The Legend Of Jody Highroller Ft. Riff Raff

Thanks to the mighty squad at Greenroom Magazine, Shots Fired took a trip out to the Twin Cities to do a live podcast with P.O.S., Open Mike Eagle, and Dam-Funk. 

The episode covers everything from the Minneapolis sound of Prince to the underground movements of Rhymesayers and Doomtree -- it circles back to LA to cover the origins of Hellfyre Club and the broader world surrounding Dam-Funk's Funkmosphere. There are stories about day jobs, the difficulties and benefits of running indie labels, and the artist's different ways in which they to try influence and motivate people. This is one that won't want to miss unless you were there, in which case, carry on. 

You can check out Greenroom Magazine here: 

http://greenroommagazine.com/

Listen to Dam-Funk:
https://soundcloud.com/damfunk

Listen to P.O.S.
http://www.doomtree.net/p-o-s/

Listen to Open Mike Eagle:
https://soundcloud.com/open-mike-eagle



Episode 81:  Live From Minnesota Ft. Dam-Funk, P.O.S, And Open Mike Eagle

For his third appearance on Shots Fired, Nocando and Jeff welcome back Busdriver, the LA art rap impresario, perfect hair icon, and Hellfyre Club Secretary of State. 

Topics discussed include: Iggy Azalea's whiteness, regional rap vis a vis Young Thug and Kevin Gates, Busdriver's long-standing ties to the LA bass music scene, the early days of Project Blowed, Barack Obama, Hellfyre Club, the meaning of "perfect hair" and his new album with the same title. 

In addition, Nocando and Jeff (finally) discuss Kendrick Lamar's "i." They are not fans. 

Recorded at the Cosmic Zoo Studio in Atwater Village.

Buy Busdriver's "Perfect Hair": https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/perfect-hair-bonus-track-version/id889170746

Subscribe to Shots Fired YouTube: 
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Follow Shots Fired Instagram: instagram.com/shotsfiredpodcast



Episode 82:  Perfect Hair With Busdriver

After a brief hiatus, Shots Fired returns with the legendary Souls of Mischief crew. They talk about Oakland, the roots of Hieroglyphics and their Hiero Imperium imprint, their stylistic evolution and their new collaborative album with Adrian Younge, "There is Only Now." Plus, much more.  (Interview starts at the 30 minute mark)

In addition, Nocando and Jeff catch up about the latter's trip to Lil Wayne's island mansion in Miami and Ferguson. 

Buy: Souls of Mischief & Adrian Younge's - "There is Only Only Now" https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/there-is-only-now-deluxe/id890335149

Recorded at the Cosmic Zoo Studios in Atwater Village


Episode 83: Souls Of Mischief

The Shots Fired squad return to the Cosmic Zoo for an episode with Martin Kierszenbaum, Chairman of Cherrytree Records, Senior VP of A&R at Interscope, and the producer known as Cherry Cherry Boom Boom. 

The episode covers the twists and turns of Kierszenbaum's career from the Michigan rap duo Maroon (http://www.fresherthanthis.com/maroon_current.html) to his work as A&R and record executive who played a vital role in the discovery and eventual stardom of artists such as Lady Gaga, Far East Movement, Feist, and Disclosure. 

It's a must listen for anyone interested in the inner-workings of the music industry and the backstory behind the come-ups of some of the biggest pop artists of the last decade. 

In addition, Nocando and Jeff discuss Drake, Sam Smith, Blossom, and the art of flocking. Only on Shots Fired. 

Episode 86: Martin Kierszenbaum (Chairman Of Cherrytree Records)

In advance of his new album "Action," the legendary Aceyalone of Freestyle Fellowship came by Dash Studios to tape an episode of Shots Fired. (The interview begins at the 35:19 mark)

The innercity griot touches on everything from the early days of LA hip-hop (Egyptian Lover, Mixmaster Spade) to the roots of The Good Life, Project Blowed and how Freestyle Fellowship formed.

The conversation spans from his personal views on art, media misperceptions, dealing with major labels, "The Book of Human Language," and his evolution over the last two decades. 

You don't want to miss this one. 

In addition, Nocando and Jeff talk "To Pimp a Butterfly." 

Pre-order Aceyalone & Bionik's "Action" here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/action/id972391757

Follow Aceyalone on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Aceyalone



Episode 87:  Aceyalone

Last Fall, Scroobius Pip traveled from Essex to LA to record his new album and pay a visit to Shots Fired. 

The British rapper and poet talks about his roots in punk, spoken word,  going from the HMV to being one of the UK's big rappers, British hip-hop, major labels versus indies and miscellaneous cultural differences. (Interview starts at the 20:18 mark)

In addition, Nocando and Jeff talk about scurvy, jazz, and old Scandinavian folk songs. The usual. 

Subscribe to Scroobius Pip's Distractions Pieces Podcast here: https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/distraction-pieces-podcast/id929136539

Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Scroobiuspipyo



Episode 89: Scroobius Pip

After taking a break to track down Octogenarian poets and burn down stages, the Shots Fired duo are back in Dash Studios with their guest, Oakland rap star, G-Eazy. 

They talk about his roots selling mixtapes in the Bay, the early days of the Hyphy movement, the legend of Mac Dre, and the many times he tried to explain Bay Area rap to confused Southerners during his college days in New Orleans.  

G-Eazy also charts his rise from hawking mixtapes on Telegraph to selling out tours across America. (Interview starts at the 23:40 mark)

In addition, Nocando and Jeff talk about the pros and cons of growing Afros, Jared Leto playing the Joker, and why the most important rule of parenthood is making sure that your kids don't snitch. 

Episode 90:  G-Eazy

After a near-death experience, Shots Fired has once again returned with glorious malice. 

They welcome the legendary slam poet, actor, and musician, Saul Williams. They discuss meeting Leonard Cohen and Allen Ginsberg, religion, 2Pac, the late 90s hip-hop scene in New York, and his forthcoming album, MartyrLoserKing (due out 1/29).

In addition, Jeff and Nocando talk about darts, Drake Vs. Meek and ghostwriting, and the greatness of Young Thug.


Check out more of Saul Williams here: saulwilliams.com/ 

Episode 91:  Saul Williams

For the first episode of the New Year, we're excavating the last one from 2015. Our guest is DJ Trackstar of Run the Jewels, a renowned turntablist and one of the best mixtape DJs of the last decade. 

They talk about how he joined Run the Jewels, his roots in the St. Louis hip-hop world, the best rap groups,  the Atlanta rap scene and much more. (Interview starts at the 38 minute mark)

In addition, Jeff and Nocando talk horror-core, pimping, tamales, one-hit wonders, Future, Drake and Hellfyre Club, 

See Also: djtrackstar.com/

Episode 92: DJ Trackstar of Run the Jewels

After their traditional three-month hiatus, Shots Fired has resurrected to bring you a conversation taped earlier this year with modern funk legend-in-the-making, Dam-Funk. 

They talk about the nature of the contemporary music industry, Todd Rundgren, what it means to be original in the post-modern world, and of course, all things funk-related. 

In addition, Jeff and Nocando mourn the loss of Prince. 

You can and should pre-order Dam-Funk's new DJ Kicks compilation coming out on May 27. 

http://www.amazon.com/Dam-Funk-DJ-Kicks/dp/B01EDH70DU

Follow Dam-Funk on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DaMFunK

Episode 93: Dam-Funk

For the 94th episode of Shots Fired, Nocando and Jeff welcome the great Compton rapper, Boogie. We talk about navigating the major label system, the greatness of 05-09 era Lil Wayne, why Compton has produced most of LA's greatest rappers, and much more. 

In addition, Jeff and Nocando talk about battle rap, the importance of co-signs in rap, Max B, waves, and why no one will ever buy a Heineken on purpose. 

Listen to Boogie: https://soundcloud.com/boogieofficial

Follow Boogie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ws_boogie

Episode 94: Boogie

After a two-year hiatus, Nocando and Jeff Weiss are back with a reunion episode of Shots Fired. They talk about what they've been up to in the last two years -- including leaving Low End Theory, starting POW Recordings, Boycott LA Weekly, Rap Music in 2018, and Nocando's string of excellent new music projects. 

Listen to his latest "M.O.T.H." 

https://soundcloud.com/nocando/sets/moth

Follow Nocando on Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/nocando

Follow POW Recordings on Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/pow-recordings

Boycott LA Weekly: http://boycottlaweekly.com

Nocando on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MCNocando
Jeff Weiss on Twitter: https://twitter.com/passionweiss

Nocando on IG: https://www.instagram.com/mcnocando
Jeff Weiss on IG: https://www.instagram.com/passionweiss

Episode 95: The Boys Are Back in Town

For the latest episode of Shots Fired, Nocando and Jeff debate the absurdity of Kanye's latest MAGA moves, bizarre behavior, and whether it's possible to listen to his new music with objectivity in the wake of his Trump endorsement. 

In the second half, Jeff talks to Zaytoven about his roots in the Bay area, his work in pioneering trap music, collaborations with Future and Gucci and much more. The interview was recorded a while back but this is Shots Fired and you can deal with us being late all the time. 

New episode next week though. We promise.

Episode 96: Zaytoven

Because the show is called Shots Fired, we had to devote an entire episode to Pusha T Vs. Drake beef: the origins, winners, losers, baby hiding, and its place in hip-hop history.

Keep an eye out for Nocando's next album "Coyote" dropping June 12

Twitter:
@mcnocando
@passionweiss

IG: 
@mcnocando
@passionweiss

Soundcloud:
@soundcloud.com/nocando
@soundcloud.com/pow-recordings

Episode 97: Pusha T Vs. Drake

With the news of Greedo going in, Nocando and Jeff sit down to discuss the recent renaissance of LA rap, gang culture, and the systemic and historic fuckery of the LAPD. 

Then starting at the 34 minute mark, Jeff talks to the young Broadway legend, G Perico about everything from The Doors to cultural appropriation, his desire to create a timeless of body of work to growing up on The Hot Boys.

Listen to G Perico:
https://soundcloud.com/g-perico-1

Listen to Nocando
https://soundcloud.com/nocando

Listen to POW Recordings
https://soundcloud.com/pow-recordings

Episode 98: G Perico

Detroit DJ/producer House Shoes and LA rapper Busdriver join MC Nocando &amp; Jeff Weiss this week to discuss white rappers. The guys talk about the origins of the white rapper with Blondie, Beastie Boys being the white Run-DMC, 3rd Bass dissing Vanilla Ice, rapping actors, and Eminem’s long lasting impact. They also explain why white rappers getting a co-sign is important, describe what differentiates white rappers and black rappers, and vent on why certain white rappers get to places that they don’t deserve.

White Rappers Ft. House Shoes & Busdriver

South Central LA based singer/producer/rapper/dancer Tee FLii joins MC Nocando &amp; Jeff Weiss to bring positive energy to Shots Fired! He talks about growing up two blocks from Nocando, krumping with his uncle at age 12, why he believes Michael Jackson is the best, what it means to get a co-sign from DJ Quik, and collaborating with DJ Mustard on his latest mixtape “Fireworks.” Be sure to get yourself a copy of Jeff’s book “<a href="http://www.amazon.com/2pac-vs-Biggie-Illustrated-Greatest/dp/0760343675/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1368666557&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=2pac+vs+biggie">2pac vs. Biggie: An Illustrated History of Rap’s Greatest Battle</a>,” check out Nocando’s mixtape “Tits ‘N Explosions” at <a href="http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com/">http://hellfyreclub.bandcamp.com</a>, and keep firing shots by calling us at (424) 216-6230!

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