Episode #44 - History of LA Hip-Hop pt. 2, f/ DJ Mark Luv

It's been a long time... we shouldn't have left you... without part 2 of our history of Los Angeles hip-hop podcast.But hey, this episode is packed with close to two hours and 15 minutes of music and insight that only the HedRush can provide. Legendary DJ/Zulu Nation King/personality Mark Luv and Spider Jerusalem, along wtih JB d'Mulatto behind the boards, engage in their sprawling exploration of the Los Angeles hip-hop scene in the '80s and '90s. Among other thing, they discuss the origins of one of L.A.'s hip-hop's pioneering crews, the history of Freestyle dancing, the dynamics of organizing and recording a posse cut, and the backgrounds of a couple hip-hop groups that never fullfilled their potential in their primes.E-mail any questions or comments to [email protected]. Become a fan of the show today. And tell a friend!Playlist:Divine Styler - Ain't Sayin' NothingRed Foo & Dre Koon f/ Evidence & DJ Revolution - The FreshestPeople Under the Stairs - Time to Rock Our ShitThe Anonymous - Exodus-break-DJ Mark Luv - Live Rhymes Pt. 3 f/ Mykil Miers, Subtitle, LMNO, P$C, MURS, Poseyedon, Able Body, and XololaxinxoTha Alkaholiks - Relieve YourselfDJ Mark Luv - Live Rhymes Pt. 1 f/ Iriscience, Ras Kass, 2Mex, and Life Rexall Ice-T and the Rhyme Syndicate - What You Gonna Do?-break-Pharcyde - I'm the Type of N@#$% (rmx)The Lootpack - The AnthemRodney O & Joe Cooley - Everlasting BassVooodu! & Mean Green - Two Deadly SinsMean Green & Mykil Miers- LA's Finest-break-Ras Kass - Etc.