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WHEN THE MOB RAN RAP MUSIC IN BOSTON: TDS MOB WAS THE HUB’S FIRST HUGE HIP-HOP HOPE …

Written by GEORGE HASSETT Posted September 30, 2013 Filed Under: A+E, Performing Arts

I interviewed Kool Gee the day after he rocked Wally’s. At his request, we met at the place where the TDS Mob story begins—the stoop of the old Tower Records on the corner of Newbury Street and Mass Ave. From there, he took me back to 1989, when TDS ran the calendar with a year of rap perfection.

Filed Under: A+E, Performing Arts Tagged With: 1980s, Almighty RSO, Antonio Ansaldi, Antonio Ennis, Benzino, Boston rap, Brian Coleman, Check the Technique, Chris Faraone, Dave Wedge, DigBoston, dramatic, Dudley Square, E-Devious, Ed O.G., Edo G, George Hassett, Golden Era, Hub hip-hop, Kool Gee, Lawrence, Life of a Kid in the Ghetto, Pacey Foster, Roxbury, scientific, south end, TDS Mob, terminology, Twice Thou, Wayne Marshall

REVIEW: I DECLARE WAR

Written by KRISTOFER JENSON Posted August 28, 2013 Filed Under: A+E, Film

MV_IDeclareWar

War is H-E-Double-Hockey-Sticks

Filed Under: A+E, Film Tagged With: Brattle Theatre, Cambridge, children, film review, harvard square, I Declare War, imagination, Jason Lapeyre, kids, movie, Robert Wilson, underground filmmaking, war

INK WELL: WITH THE CANCELLATION OF “NY INK” WHAT’S NEXT FOR TLC?

Written by DIG INTERN Posted March 9, 2012 Filed Under: A+E

With the cancellation of the popular show "NY Ink," I look back on TLC's reality based tattoo television programing and consider what's next.

Filed Under: A+E Tagged With: Anni Irish, LA Ink, Lars Krutak, Miami Ink, NY Ink, tattoos, TLC, TLC Has Some Awful Programming Apparently

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