Thank you for listening! The guest for this episode is my brother, friend, and fellow hip hop fanatic. Brian Maury, is my Dad's God Son and one of my best friends. He would keep me in all the new hip hop albums, inform me of concerts, and became a major musical influence for me. On the show we discuss music's effect on his life, growing up with music, live shows, favorite artists, albums, and so much more. Thanks for listening!
Classics? We talking about classics? What makes an album a classic? Are we hypercritical as "old heads?" Da Da and GB discuss the elements of a classic hip hop album as you get a little deeper into their musical thoughts. holla
Guess who bizacc!? This episode is just to give you a glimpse of the slaps that @CaliGB is on. If you have some slap in your speakers you need all these!! Songs: Future - Ridin Strikers / Husalah - Baut my Money / City Girls - P*$$Y talk / Lil Yachty - Split;Whole Time / Run the Jewels - Ohh La la / Nas - Spicy / E40 - Goop / G Perico - Toolie / Wiz & Juicy j - Gah Damn High / Gunna - Blind fold / Gunna - Drip or Drown / Nipsey - Rap N*&&@s
This podcast is conversational between brothers. In this episode Burg, GB, and Marjhani speak on social unrest, protecting our women, and a point of optimism between us all. black men speaking and taking accountability. Love yall
Episode 13 is a shift from the Hip-Hop we been exposed to. This episode is all about other stuff that populates GB's playlist and musical mind. Songs from Nirvana, Crystal Waters, No Doubt, System of a Down, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, 311, Pet Shop Boys, Mirian HIll, Madonna, and a few others are featured. Just wanted to keep yall guessin! Hope you like these songs as much as i do, or at least can open the mind to make it through the episode lol. All love
Da Da and GB discuss the life, the legacy, and the love for Nipsey Hussle.
This episode is about paying homage to the birthplace of hip hop, the East Coast. Artists from NY and NJ are featured. Public Enemy, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious 5, Kool G Rap, Redman, Whodini, Run-DMC, LL Cool J, De La Soul, Slick Rick, and others. This show wild good B, facts. (correction: def squad members are keith Murray, Erick sermon, redman)
Episode 6 deals with the art of story telling. GB spins some tracks by Rakim, Blackstar, Special Ed, Mc Lyte, Outkast, BDP, Tupac, B.I.G, K. Dot and more as we discuss storytelling in hip hop.
Hip Hop is a team sport. Episode 5 is all about groups of hip hop/rap. This episode features songs and discussion about the Fuguees, UGK, The Pharcyde, Wu-tang Clan, Slum village, The Roots, Goodie Mob, etc. Hope you enjoy
Episode 4 debuts on Women's Equality Day. Join GB as your guide into some contributions by women in Hip Hop. This episode features songs by Roxanne Shante, Mc Lyte, Yo-Yo, Lady of Rage, Queen Latifah, Monie Love, Missy Elliot, Suga T, Marvaless, Lil Kim and JJ Fad plus a few more.
E-Feasible, Fonzarelli, 40 Water, whatever you call Earl Stevens he had slaps and changed the culture of Bay Area hip hop for ever. This episode is all about the Legend. GB plays you some 40 songs and discusses them.
Join @CaliGB as we take our first foray into some hip hop. Episode contains music by Mobb Deep, A Tribe Called Quest, Talib Kweli, Craig Mack, Notorious B.I.G. and others.
(All discussion) this show is about discussion around topics from me and my brothers. This episode is about the black voice and can one person speak for us/spending in communities of color and buying power/also the current state of over sharing via social media. GB, Burg, and Booda are your speakers. Thanks for listening.
[Conversations about life through the eyes of the clicc]. Burg and GB discuss how the history of your last name would influence you, MLK Jr st, black folks evolving, and the dependence on habits.
listen to a random sampling of music from my playlist and discuss the tracks