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Columns
By Quentin B. Huff
Forget the beef, let's talk about honoring our hip-hop icons. Perhaps the best way to pay homage to hip-hoppers is to let them speak in their own words. [13 March 2009]
(more Busted Headphones)
By Mark Anthony Neal
Price drew on his own training as a Gospel musician and ethnomusicologist to examine Tupac's spiritual development, suggesting that the late artist had surpassed the legacies of John Coltrane and Mahalia Jackson as spiritual figures within the tradition of black music. [1 May 2003]
(more Critical Noire)
Reviews
By Quentin B. Huff
To enjoy this package, you must either (a) love live rap, (b) love Tupac Shakur, or (c) love Snoop Dogg and the Dogg Pound. You cannot choose "(d) none of the above". [5 January 2007]
By Marc L. Hill
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