Raptalk Interview With Sir Jinx Now Online!!

[Styles1]

http://www.raptalk.net/news/features/Raptalk.netExclusiveInterviewwithSirJinx.php

It's lengthy and damn it took me all fuckin' day to type up, but it's here! If learning Hip Hop and West Coast Hip Hop history is your thing, then this Sir Jinx interview is for you! Just follow the link above.

Thank you in advance for checking it out and to this site for letting me promote it here. I appreciate you all letting me network.

Enjoy!!

[weedhead]

http://www.raptalk.net/news/features/Raptalk.netExclusiveInterviewwithSirJinx.php

It's lengthy and damn it took me all fuckin' day to type up, but it's here! If learning Hip Hop and West Coast Hip Hop history is your thing, then this Sir Jinx interview is for you! Just follow the link above.

Thank you in advance for checking it out and to this site for letting me promote it here. I appreciate you all letting me network.

Enjoy!!

good looking fatboi...naw just fucking with ya cuzzo.

[Darksider]

that was good read

[weedhead]

Good fucking view. cuzz....Sir jinx is one of my fav.producers.......alot of good history.

[StevenQBosell]

..."So they sacrificed a lot of people’s lives. It helped a lot of people but it also gave a few people a sense of no worth, the way that some of those people were treated in that environment. Some people were used as test dummies. I remember one time Yo-Yo got sued and the Gold “Lench Mob” record paid for it. You can imagine what that did to Shorty, T-Bone and those dudes. Can you imagine making a Gold record and they tell you that your counterpart just got sued for a record that they didn’t get cleared and we are taking all of your royalties for that. Cube didn’t sacrifice any of the blow. They (Lench Mob) took a loss. There was no, “Since that happened, let me kick you some (money).” They hit the pavement. They were so much dead after that. That’s why the Lench Mob never bounced back. They couldn’t afford to do another record."

"Yeah. The Kill At Will EP was made only to pay for the “Jackin 4 Beats” song. It was kind of a funny issue because “Jackin’ 4 Beats” had so many samples, more samples than one song could have. We made that whole EP and put a couple of remixes on there to pay for that song. That was a really expensive song."


Never knew those 2 facts.

No wonder the :ench Mob had s much beef with Cube, I awlways wondered what the storty was, thanks Styles fir the info

[Styles1]

all good dude... I am not image conscious .... especially when it comes to the net..

glad you all enjoyed the interview and got something from it. props to you all....

[Laconic]

Nice read, Styles.  Thanks...

[Styles1]

you're welcome...

[LazyLatino]

Good interview Styles..been enjoyin them oldschool features.



Peace

LazyL

[Styles1]

Thanks... just been trying to mix it up a little... we spent the past few months focusing on new dudes and so I thought I would throw in some old school artists. Let them speak some words of wisdom to fans and newer artists.... and tell stories! They are great for stories...

[AnybodyKilla]

Good read homie, thanks!

[Lord Funk]

Great interview Styles, dope shit like the Bobcat piece. Thanks.

[Styles1]

^ you my friend are a true blue.... those interviews were geared for the hip hop heads...

[LiLDuVall tHe CaLi-Vanian]

props my dude

[Styles1]

^ thanks... if you enjoyed that one, then you will also like the one's that I did with Bobcat, Greg Mack (who ran the original K-DAY), Jazzy D, Dj Aladdin and Candyman interviews.... they are in the feature archives... Just go here: http://www.raptalk.net/news/features/ and scroll