I don't know how this got pass me and I didn't hear a peep from anybody not my trusty (or not so) radio stations or even on the web. Yesterday, March 26 was the 12 year anniversary of Eazy E's death. Now I'm all down for the hour long radio spins that most rappers get on their Born Days but Eazy E's death was a part of history in rap that shocked everyone not to mention the fact that he was one of the most influential spoke persons for West Coast rap and Gangsta rap in itself. I remember my first NWA cassette. Classic! So in remembering my youth and in recognition of Eazy... check the next post up!
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
WTF?
I don't know how this got pass me and I didn't hear a peep from anybody not my trusty (or not so) radio stations or even on the web. Yesterday, March 26 was the 12 year anniversary of Eazy E's death. Now I'm all down for the hour long radio spins that most rappers get on their Born Days but Eazy E's death was a part of history in rap that shocked everyone not to mention the fact that he was one of the most influential spoke persons for West Coast rap and Gangsta rap in itself. I remember my first NWA cassette. Classic! So in remembering my youth and in recognition of Eazy... check the next post up!
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