New! Diamond D on the Combat Jack Show
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@ the Gang starr question
I laughed out loud for real at that. Diamond D produced two of my favorite joints from Pharoahe Monch first album too
"Dont wanna hear New York nikkas soundin like they from Decatur, Georgia"
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Piff Perkins
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combat jack and juan epstein been feeding us with some dope guests lately
combat jack and juan epstein been feeding us with some dope guests lately
This interview took me back to the early 90s and kept me there....The story of how he took the horns from Valley Of The Jeep beats to make Soul Clap...
LMAO @ Clef and Pras......That came from left.
LMAO @ Clef and Pras......That came from left.
DaveyDave
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why tho? it's not exactly a good set up for video, you wanna watch a video where the people are like this?
i don't see the appeal of WATCHING a 3 hour interview
DaveyDave
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true but like Combat said, they had a limited time and i loved how Combat had an actual structure for the interview and it was dope, not just various ramblings about shyt.
DonKnock
KPJ Gonna Save Us
Agreed. They tested this method with Cormega's Mega Philosophy episode.
DaveyDave
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they've done it a few times now with Monch and with Big Rapper Pooh the other week as well but this is the first time i remember them choosing different songs in a discog instead of just going through the new album
cant wait for the sadat x album too
this thread will get a limited responses because u had to be a early 90s ny hip hop head to know diamond d...I remember a while back diamond d spoke on how the record label wanted to push "sally got a one track mind" as a single because it was positive and positive records were the "in" thing....and thats why gangter rap took over because all the labels cared about was the "in" thing, wether it was positive or negative..Brought some light to the whole conspiracy theory about labels pushing negativity. I remember Azie from Mob Style said something similiar to the likes of how the labels were telling him that they cant push records with curses because that wasnt the in thing....from a selling point and a moral point.....But then when the lables learned that records with curses started selling they said 'fukk it!' and the morals went out the window.
Awesome Wells
The Bobby Womack of Crack
I don't think I looked forward to an episode as much as I did this one.
Diamond is my dude, so this one really had me hype. If they could get Showbiz up there, that'd be crazy.
Diamond is my dude, so this one really had me hype. If they could get Showbiz up there, that'd be crazy.
Lord Mecca
Eyes May Shine
Seems as though when they got sued for the sample on The Score they sent them for Diamond instead of eating it, considering the album sold 20 million plus record worldwide and they had more than enough payola to eat it.
That part shocked me though... cause I knew he was gonna bring up the record - was waiting for that one too (amongst others). Didn't know there was beef.
@ Combat Jack askin about how he came up with the backwards sample. Diamond like 
"you spin the record backwards".I understand where Jack was comin with the question but that part had me
Good interview.
Seems as though when they got sued for the sample on The Score they sent them for Diamond instead of eating it, considering the album sold 20 million plus record worldwide and they had more than enough payola to eat it.
That part shocked me though... cause I knew he was gonna bring up the record - was waiting for that one too (amongst others). Didn't know there was beef.
I understand where Jack was comin with the question but that part had me
Good interview.
I'm pretty sure the spin the record backwards part and the not many producers got on Gangstarr records answer had Combat like
