Combat Jack kicked Premium Pete off the show?

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Boesky said:
The Combat Jack Show has provided the best interviews in hip hop EVER. Like in all of history, including writing lol... Thats what I listen for. To hell with some "fukkery"
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Nah man i have to disagree. Combat goes with the standard what was that like and how did you feel. I feel like Rap Radar does more research and Juan ep know more about the cats they interview for the most part.
 
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Jigganaut said:
Nah man i have to disagree. Combat goes with the standard what was that like and how did you feel. I feel like Rap Radar does more research and Juan ep know more about the cats they interview for the most part.
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Yeah I guess we'll agree to disagree.

Combat definitely isn't a super hip hop head, but he does a great job of tying hip hop to the larger picture which I think is way more important. Like Chuck D describing how the hood changed in the pre-hip hop era of the late 60's and early 70's; Lloyd Price talking firsthand about the creation of Rock and Roll and Don King setting up the Rumble in the Jungle; D-Nice giving the backstory to Scott La Rock's murder for the first time. I love all of that shyt. I'll take that over some jokes any day...
 
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Boesky said:
Like which ones? I would love to listen to more podcasts with interviews on the level of the ones I mentioned (forgot to mention the Ice-T episode which was also a classic).

I actually think you got it backwards, those old Dallas Penn episodes sounded just like Juan Epstein (which I don't listen to). fukkery is overrated, the shyt gets old very fast. I'm a big fan of Tax Season too, but his show gets weaker whenever he has a guest host.
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That Ice-T interview was beyond classic. That shyt was legendary. It made Ice-T a person you would want to meet and chop it up with before you die.
 
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Family Man said:
That Ice-T interview was beyond classic. That shyt was legendary. It made Ice-T a person you would want to meet and chop it up with before you die.
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Thank you. I actually listen to Ice T's podcast too on the strength of that interview. The show has done that multiple times for me. Like I gained so much more respect for Uncle Luke after hearing his story. They could make movies out of some of these episodes....
 
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Boesky said:
Yeah I guess we'll agree to disagree.

Combat definitely isn't a super hip hop head, but he does a great job of tying hip hop to the larger picture which I think is way more important. Like Chuck D describing how the hood changed in the pre-hip hop era of the late 60's and early 70's; Lloyd Price talking firsthand about the creation of Rock and Roll and Don King setting up the Rumble in the Jungle; D-Nice giving the backstory to Scott La Rock's murder for the first time. I love all of that shyt. I'll take that over some jokes any day...
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When he's talking outside of the realm of hiphop or early hip hop era NY he's really good I agree. I just don't want to hear this nikka interviewing damn Ty Dolla $ign
 
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