Archive for August, 2004
Ever heard about the Detroit Fat Killaz? If you haven�t, you have probably heard about underground rapper King Gordy who played � Big O � in Eminem�s � 8 Mile � movie.
He is one of the four emcees from the local scene group. His three less known fellows are Fatt Father, MarvWon, Shim-E [...]
D12 are planning two movies, according to press reports:
http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=113081432&p=yy3×8zy38
Her love for Eminem’s music has banned her from the UK
0 Comments Published August 4th, 2004 in EminemHer love for Eminem�s music has cost her a ban from England and Wales. Sharon Mc Loughlin used to play Eminem�s � Stan � at a loud level:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/tm_objectid=14493170&method=full&siteid=50143&headline=reclaim-our-streets–stan-and-deliver-name_page.html
Which made her neighbors� every day life to a nightmare. Not everybody likes Eminem, particularly played at a loud level.
Her behavior has lead to her neighbor�s depression:
“My settee [...]
Let the dynamic Detroit duo Proof and Dogmatic introduce you into their crazy world. Journey through the streets of Detroit: mushrooms, hoes, lesbians and alcohol are part of your dangerous virtual trip to the 313.
Promatic is the example of a successful collaboration between two gifted emcees. Dogmatic, who is still underground, gives a particular dimension [...]
An original interpretation of “‘97 Bonnie and Clyde”
0 Comments Published August 1st, 2004 in EminemAn original interpretation of � �97 Bonnie And Clyde �
In 2001, a female artist, Tori Amos decides to work on Eminem�s well known track � �97 Bonnie And Clyde �. Kim has been inspirational to her. Not Kim Mathers, but the victim of the fictional murder by Slim Shady�
I have listened to her track. Tori [...]
“What I Do”, a Proof-Dogmatic collaboration
0 Comments Published August 1st, 2004 in Detroit Underground SceneAlthough Mc Big Proof is Eminem’s best friend, he really needed to take some distance with Shady Records and release his own work with different record labels. Thats’ why Promatic is a Koch Records production from the Contra Music Label and “I Miss the Hip Hop Shop” was released at Iron First Records.
The Proof-Dogmatic song [...]
