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Peace good people. As promised, we bring to you another gem from the TC vaults. Live on WHPK, May 31st, 2000, Qwazaar and Qwel are heard here doing what they were doing just about every week at that time on DJ Natural & Kid Knish's Wednesday Night Rap Show. 

Typical Cats had just coalesced, and the members were spending all their time chilling together in Hyde Park, smoking their brains out, and working on the songs that would eventually make up their first LP. 

A few days before this show was recorded, DJ Natural gave Qwa the beat for "It Won't Stop" for him to write to. Little did Nat know, the verse that Qwa would spit live on air the following Wednesday night was destined to be pared with it. Even though he defied just about every mandate in the prevailing rulebook for rapper self-presentation, Qwel was definitely the "it" dude back then. Everybody was either quoting his punchlines, praying that they'd never face him in a battle, or just standing next to him, hoping dopeness would rub off on them. 

Thankfully, what could have been just a passing moment turned out not to be. As always, a super big shout out to DJ-Algoriddim for digitizing Natural's tapes and for being dope ass reggae DJ... enjoy

Typical Cats - WHPK Classics - May 31, 2000; Qwa & Qwel

Creativity lost

Produced by Batsauce. Rhymes by Hellsent & Qwa.

Hellsent & Batsauce f/ Qwazaar - Silverhawks

DEADLY 7 is a Hip Hop EP, creatively expressing the negative actions found in everyday human life, using the age-old tales of the seven deadly sins as the main theme. With collaborative help from Space Jesus and B. Davis as the main rappers and contributors, along with vocal performances from Mark Quartet, La Boss and myself, we now present to you this lyrical and hard hitting piece, produced by yours truly.

Thanks for listening and for all of your support!

SLOTH - B. Davis, Space Jesus

WRATH - B. Davis, La Boss, Space Jesus

DEADLY 7 is a Hip Hop EP, creatively expressing the negative actions found in everyday human life, using the age-old tales of the seven deadly sins as the main theme. With collaborative help from Space Jesus and B. Davis as the main rappers and contributors, along with vocal performances from Mark Quartet, La Boss and myself, we now present to you this lyrical and hard hitting piece, produced by yours truly.
Thanks for listening and for all of your support!

Creativity lost

Space Jesus

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