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This was incredible. I woke up at 3:30am and decided to click on this. I could not stop listening. Q-tip is as real as it gets!
I'm tripping off the fact that Ciph didn't know that was Russell on Saturday. You aint no real hip hop head Ciph lol.
Two masterpieces released on the same exactly day by a clan and a tribe
90s Hip Hop is the pinnacle of musical greatness
Shame on a what??
❤❤❤
This episode dope, and so was the patreon episode!
7th Chamber remix was last on the CD
Subscribed, loved both this and Rza interview
Dr dre was not on the cover of Midnight at all
I enjoyed this❤
incredible we are 30 years now for these two amazing albums. There was nothing like going to a record store, seeing a new release or hearing this new sound for the first time. Then sampling the album there and buying that CD/Record/Tape and playing it full
No one question the Rolling Stones still rocking selling arenas and mad albums, no one question listening to Led Zep Jimmy THe Doors etc. We need to keep celebrating and supporting our heroes. Peace and 1 luv
This shit made me emotional. This is how you use your connections to do something special… thanks for this
Channel Live wasn't even a thing yet when Protect Ya Neck was broke . Ciph be lying a lot .
Always want more Q-Tip music, but I NEED those Roc Marci collabs
Peter I love you, but being a “white Jewish kid from the suburbs..” and a HIP HOP lover at the same time is OK !
No need to read that disclosure EVERYTIME you even begin to broach a topic you with your opinion that POTENTIALLY may be controversial.
Woke folks got you SHOOK about being cancelled – and it doesn’t look good on you my man…
I say this out if love and respect for you Peter – grab your balls and speak your mind brother man-
Respectfully….
As heralded as this release date is (and rightfully so), I can't be the only one who did not realize these two albums were same-day releases until much later. As crazy as it sounds retrospectively, 36 Chambers was not anticipated by the hip hop community as much as Doggystyle or even Mauraders. I had no idea who Wu-Tang was at the time. I remember my boy playing the entire 36 Chambers tape for a group of us during a smoking session in January '94. I instantly got that same feeling I'd had when I heard albums such as Raising Hell, Paid In Full, Nation Of Millions and The Chronic for the first time. The landscape of hip hop shifted right before my ears. I'd never heard anything remotely close to this. Little did I realize at the time this was just the beginning of the Wu-Tang Invasion. Hip hop would never be the same again.
As far as Mauraders, as much as Low End instantly made Tribe one of my favorite groups (along with Run DMC, EPMD and Gang Starr), Midnight Mauraders made them THE absolute favorite. It was the perfect album that resonated with the hip hip heads, street guys and the hipsters simultaneously. It takes a special group to reach EVERY demographic. I know we've kinda reached the point where there's nothing new under the sun but just the memories associated with albums such as these are why I'll die a Hip Hop Head. Salute Rza and Tip for their roles in these master works, as well as all the group members of both legendary collectives.
Excellent!
Whenever I hear Qtip speak or rap it makes me happy for some reason