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Yo Face...vielleicht kannst du ja mal diesen Thread festpinnen...finde wir könnten hier alle Interviews, die sich so im Netz finden, eintragen.

Ich mach mal den Anfang mit nem kurzen SPM-Interview:


1. When is “When Devils Strike” coming out?
In the year 2004. I’m not sure of the exact month or day. I apologize for the delay.

2. Is it true you will be out in “8 months” (note: This has been floating around the internet)?
The appeal process takes around 1 to 7 years so we’re hoping it won’t take too long. It’s good to see all my cousins, uncles, and friends but I’d like to go home now.

3. What is up with the “SPM committed suicide in prison” rumor?
One rumor was that I committed suicide. Another was that I had been killed. My brain is dead but that’s about it. Everything else works.

4. What is the Hustletown movie to be based on?
The life and times of South Park Mexican and then some.

5. How can a person avoid the peer pressure to join a gang?
The best way is to stay involved in school. School not only strengths the mind but it also keeps you out of trouble.

6. How can a person stay away from the peer pressure to do drugs?
You must understand what drugs are. They temporarily make you feel good but afterwards they destroy your life. That includes alcohol too. There is no shortcut to happiness. You have to be brave and smart. Don’t be a follower, be a leader.

ich dachte er wär für länger weggesperrt

Anscheinend nicht...hab ich aber auch gedacht...

^^^^
gut für ihn das er früher rauskommt...aber seine alben entsprechen eh nicht so meinem geschmack

Yo, no prob...mach ich.....aber nur die shorten Interviews...die Bekannteren, wo´s Gesprächsstoff dazu gibt, mach ich weiter einzeln..

Auch nicht wirklich mein Fall...schläft ja immer fast ein beim rappen...aber gut...wenigstens ist sein Stil signifikant (<<<yeah...wollte auch mal mit nem Fremdwort um mich schlagen )

Was ist eigentlich mit dem Interview mit Equipto ? Ist das zu Stande gekommen ?

Ja...ist fertig...aber uns fehlt noch ne Einleitung wie bei den anderen Interviews

Koole Sache!

Sag doch was über das Album mit Nickatina oder seiner Heimat, wird ja net so schwer sein!

Yo Face...wie sieht es aus mit dem innen dieses Threads?

Hier mal ein Interview mit K-Rino, das ihn von ner ganz anderen Seite zeigt...

What made you go solo after Real Chill?
K-Rino: It was an evolution process. I started out in a group but I was always a solo at heart. It was just a matter of time before I went solo. Real Chill was a training ground for me. It showed me how to co-exist with different personalities.

How did you hook up with the Geto Boys?
K-Rino: Me and the Geto Boys go way back, all the way back to the original Geto Boys before Scarface, and Willie Dee. Willie Dee been in the game as long as me, and when he joined the Geto Boys, he needed a reggae hook on a song for his solo. Dope-e was doin' some tracks for him, so he referred me and it was on from there.

Which MCs have influenced you?
K-Rino: I grew up listening to Kurtis Blow, Run D-MC, Melle Mel and cats like that. But when I was around 14 I met a dude from New York named T-MACK-T and he was like a hood hero to me ' the flows he was kickin' back then was ahead of their time. He's the one who really taught me how to battle.

How did you form the South Park Coalition?
K-Rino: I just wanted to form an organization of MCs from the city that could be a strong force. Nobody had done it yet, so I wanted to be the first. Plus, I knew so many rappers that it made perfect sense.

Tell me about you influence Black Book, the tome that houses all of your off-the-hook lyrics?
K-Rino: I started writing in the black book around 1986. My mother worked in an office and she brought it home from work one day 'cause I needed a school folder. But it never had too much schoolwork in it.

Despite how intense your lyrics are and how hard the music is, I find a lot of humor in it. Is that intentional?
K-Rino: Definitely. Humor is a part of life just like pain, violence, se, and so on. Serial killers even laugh. You cant be mad and aggravated all the time. An album is a reflection of your personality and certain types of songs show different sides of an artist.

You have rapped about freaks and hos on your albums (name songs?). Are you a porn fan?
K-Rino: Yeah, I like porn. I'm not a porn addict, but I check it out every now and then.

You've a lot done a lot of sex songs...
K-Rino: The sex songs were inspired by the sexual side of my personality. I like to use sex in my music to tell a story of create a comical situation, but 90% of the time there's some reality in it.

Got a favorite porno movie?
K-Rino: I don't have a favorite movie, but I cant lie, I've seen some great ones in my day. My homie Greek is a big Janet Jacme fan, and he's always talkin' about Dark Alleys Pt.1 ,but I ain't never seen it and he doesn't have it. He's been searchin' for it for the longest time. I hate movies that don't get straight to the point and are shot at messed up angles.

So you must be a Gonzo fan?
K-Rino: What the hell is Gonzo? I like straight up porn I ain't into the wild stuff.

Got a favorite porn star?
K-Rino: I like Janet Jacme, but a lot of the porn stars I've seen, I don't even know their names.

Do you remember the first porno movie you ever saw?
K-Rino: I couldn't tell ya the first porn flick I ever saw. I'm sure I was around 11 or 12 years old at the time.

What the wildest thing you have ever done sexually?
K-Rino: I think the wildest thing would be for me to tell y'all what the wildest thing I did was.

Where does a guy like K-Rin go to score hot chicks?
K-Rino: It depends on who's hot. It's kinda slow for me these days, but I get my hype from other scenes, not just rap. I meet women everywhere. Some don't even know I rap. I love strip clubs.

Got any sexual fantasies you have always wanted to do but haven't yet?
K-Rino: Yeah, have sex with Beyonce'!

Why do porn and rap go so well together?
K-Rino: Rap is a street oriented game, and so is porn. Both have been made corporate, so the two are able to meet and come together. Rappers like porn, porn stars wanna rap. It all seems to coincide.

Given how far porn has come, where can it go from here?
K-Rino: Well, it cant go any farther than it has other than getting to the point where they just show it outright on TV. But I think that the world is so terrible and we all sin so much, that God's hands are gonna come over this country and pretty much eliminate all this madness we participate in soon. Those are my honest thoughts.

Wäre es nicht besser wenn die interview einzeln gepostet werden, weil irgendwann ist der thread total unübersichtlich durch die ganzen kommentare und so und was steht denn dagegen die interviews einzeln in die jeweiligen foren zu posten?

sind dann wieder zuviele Threads, die einfach nach zwei Tagen tot sind....man kann ja seine Kommentare dann ins Chatboard posten......

naja aber so alles auf einmal ist auch net grad das wahre IMO...oder Kommentare im chatboard posten, ist doch total umständlich und das sehen dann auch nur die user die zu dem zeitpunkt online sind...ich würd sagen für 'n interview kann man nen thread eröffnen, auch wenns nur zwei antworten gibt, ist doch net schlimm...

Immortal Technique Interview:

http://rap-source.de/immortal_interview.php

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