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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2002 · 7 MIN

Love's Lonely

from Kurt-thee-Inducer · host Kurt-thee-Inducer

For me, this is the track that setoff 8th street, aka, Benny Blunt's "Ghetto Wizards Studio," as I called it. This track was recorded before it turned into a trap house. If fact, the musical talent had barely moved up out of the basement there, as Ben and co. was already creating some marvelous sounds of their own, which eventually developed into Steel City's Chosen, a loose knit but refined crew of Pueblo east side's finest emcees, and me. At some point, Boogs (or Booger Boo), feeling the hip hop vibe that he was and is still one with, had "moved into the studio," possibly sometime after this song was recorded. My timeline for back then is getting a little haze, as time wears on, but that's how I remember it. As a bit of evidence that this is the track that set it off, at 6:17-18, right after Boogs says "Bon ... Jovi!" you can hear us all cheering like jackasses for a second or two before the mic shuts off. Man, to think of all that happened after that moment.... #Greatness

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