Dis This!
This is Hip Hop Connection Magazine - Issue 10 from November 1989.What have we got?
There's a first-ever appearance of The Powerlords (Mighty Shotgun, Magnum & DJ Big E). They sent a tape into HHC of their single - The Posse's Ready - which gets a favorable reviewA couple of ABU FB members get their top 10 choices in the Readers Chart section
The Fat Boys reckon The Beastie Boys are wack ("they can't rhyme worth Jack Diddley")
Delicious Vinyl Records were blowing up and here's a feature on them
A poster of 3rd Bass awaits you in the middle pull-out section. However, that's NOT DJ Richie Rich with them. Who's the imposter?
Face To Face with LL Cool J who has some interesting thoughts on acting being that he hadn't yet made the transistion into that sphere yet
A competition to win a Fostex X-26 4-track recording unit with the most convoluted questions ever asked (incidentally, I bought the same model off Dave The Ruf in the mid-90s)
Stephen Hastie has the whole Letters page devoted to his own personal rants
More Connections hopefuls
Three starstruck schoolgirls from Cheshire meet the Demon Boyz for their school paper
The sharp ascent of New Jack Swing
Paul Oakenfold - when he was still into rap - takes some time to listen to tapes in the Demo Blaster section
And STILL no MC Jason Squires
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Thank you so much for these PDF's..Keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteThe "imposter" with 3rd Bass is likely DJ White Knight (Serch mentions him on "Triple Stage Darkness"), who preceded Richie Rich.
ReplyDeleteI've heard Serch mention 'DJ White Knight' in early interviews in the past. That makes sense, cheers Anon!
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