Here’s a clip from Common’s Fat Beats NYC in-store for “One Day It’ll All Make Sense”. The in-store was actually a few days before the album was released so we only had his single for sale that day. We were also pushing No I.D.’s “The Black Album” (w/Dug Infinite) which had come out early that week. This Common album was the last time that No I.D. and Com would do an album together until 2011. Like most in-stores at Fat Beats it was never limited to just the artist who’s in-store it was. Many times other artists would pop in and perform and on this day Lord Sear (Stretch & Bobbito/Shade 45) had stopped by and got on the mic with Common. Shout out to Mista Sinista from the X-Men/X-Ecutioners who not only did all the scratches on Common’s earlier albums, but was present this day to provide the music. In fact, his album “X-Pressions” with the rest of The X-Ecutioners had dropped earlier that week as well.
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Lol from DJ turntable terence I miss the recordsiuse to order records from from fat beats records theyuse to give me the fat beat stickers we had 12 inch records here in wash DC
as you can see, modern hip hop is way better than this. Peep brilliant rhymes like "muhfuckas don't luv us!! (repeat 20x)" and "turn up"! Hip Hop's stronger than ever!
For Stretch & Bobbito radio episodes check http://www.mixcloud.com/theabstrakt/ Thanks to Eclipse, Stretch and Bobbito and many more for contributing to Hip Hop History. Eclipse I owe you a video back from 2010 when I interviewed you. Peace The Abstrakt
Lol from DJ turntable terence I miss the recordsiuse to order records from from fat beats records theyuse to give me the fat beat stickers we had 12 inch records here in wash DC
go be me the s
This is classic
common has never not been an annoying virtue signalling low iq buffoon.
dayum i didn’t know Lord Sear could get down
2020
Comstradomus
In case someone didn't know, the beat is from "You Know My Steez" by Gang Starr
STACK CHEDDAH
Nicodemus – cabin stabbin on wall….
oh shit I didn't know lord sear rapped
I remember being there! Miss Fatbeats! Thanks for the upload ✌️
ave balla arregasso
mista sinista on the wheels!!!!
damn
I wish this was how our generation of music would be.
as you can see, modern hip hop is way better than this. Peep brilliant rhymes like "muhfuckas don't luv us!! (repeat 20x)" and "turn up"! Hip Hop's stronger than ever!
Always killing freestyles till this day.
guy in the background looks like westwood
Yessssss
11 days before I was born. wow. lol
Shoutout Jab & Eclipse, we need a DVD full of these kinds of videos. Put my stuff in there too.
one of the coolest emcees i ever met.
For Stretch & Bobbito radio episodes check http://www.mixcloud.com/theabstrakt/ Thanks to Eclipse, Stretch and Bobbito and many more for contributing to Hip Hop History. Eclipse I owe you a video back from 2010 when I interviewed you. Peace The Abstrakt
Common killed this.
Dope; it's great to see these videos from the archives being uploaded.
OH ! i miss shopping at FATBEATS !
with love … from BRasiL
dopeness, this is when Common was hungry, love the Lord Sear intro
These clips are gold,thank you,I've posted them all on rap is full dot com