In Part 2 of Grind Music Radio’s interview with the legendary DITC leader, Lord Finesse explains how Diggin In The Crates crew came together, from the early days of Diamond D’s Ultimate Force all the way up to (Big) L’s signing.
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“He says He dont dj, he rap. I says I do both” HAHAHA!!
Lord Finesse is a livin legend!
MAN I LOVE THESE STORIES JUST BRING BACK SO MUCH MEMORIES AND WITH THE STATE OF HIP-HOP IN THIS DAY AND AGE MAKES YOU JUST WANT TO CHERISH THESE CLASSIC STORIES EVEN MORE
D.I.T.C WAS ALL GOOD TO ME AS FOR L HE WAS MY FAVORITE BUT THERE IS NO DOUBT HE WAS INFLUENCED BY FINESSE AND SPEAKING OF FINESSE I WAS LISTENING TO HIP TO THE GAME JUST THE OTHER DAY AS A MATTER OF FACT I LISTEN TO D.I.T.C ON THE REGULAR ESPECIALLY BIG L R.I.P HOPEFULLY THAT DOCUMENTARY THAT IS IN THE WORKS WILL COME OUT SOON “STREET STRUCK”
THESE YOUNGINS DONT KNOW THAT FAT JOE GOT DECADES IN THIS GAME AND IS A PIVOTAL FIGURE IN HIP-HOP HES WORKED AND HUNG OUT WITH THE BEST OF THEM ALL FROM BIGGIE TO PUN TO L RIP
RIP BIG L HARLEM’S FINEST AND THE REAL PLK!!! CANT WAIT FOR THAT DOCUMENTARY “STREET STRUCK” THAT’S IN THE WORKS TO COME OUT FINALLY GIVING L SOME SHINE AND INTRODUCING THOSE WHO DON’T KNOW ABOUT HIM TO THE WORLD.
FOR THOSE WHO DON’T KNOW BIG L DID MAKE A CAMEO APPEARANCE IN FAT JOE’S “JOHN BLAZE” HE CAN BE SEEN WHEN PUN IS SAYING I’LL APPEAR IN YOUR DREAMS!!!
FOR ALL THE BIG L FANS CHECK OUT HIS SITE http://biglonline.com/
ONE THING I’M PISSED OFF ABOUT IS THAT JAYZ , CAM’RON, AND FAT JOE NEVER GIVE L ANY SHOUT OUTS OR TRIBUTES I DON’T KNOW IF ITS BECAUSE THEY WANT TO PRESERVE HIS LEGACY OR THEY DON’T WANT THE WORLD TO KNOW ABOUT HIM CAUSE HES A WAY BETTER RAPPER THAN ANY OF THEM SMH
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Big L Documentary To Hit Stores Soon
Late Harlem rapper Big L’s life story is going to be told in a new documentary titled Street Struck: The Big L Story.
The documentary, produced by Dangerzone Films, chronicles the rapper – real name Lamont Coleman -’s rise to fame. The documentary includes his work with Children of Da Corn (Ma$e, McGruff, Bloodshed and Cam’Ron), as well as his part as a member of the Diggin’ In The Crates crew.
The documentary will, in addition, have stories told by family members, friends and other rappers that collaborated with him.
Fans of the deceased rapper will be especially excited to know that the documentary will feature rare footage of Big L performing with Big Pun on stage, as well as conducting an interview from the set of Fat Joe’s “John Blaze” video shoot.
Artists such as Mysonne, DJ Premier, Showbiz, McGruff, Cipha Sounds, and Stan Spit, among others, give their insight on the rapper, who was gunned down February 1999 in Harlem.
In related news, a mural of Big L on Harlem’s 140th Street will be re-done to weatherproof and touch up the painting.
Currently, no release date has been slated.
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