Ben of Loonatix. 25 June, 1996. Carnivour, Nairobi.
Charles and Ted of Loonatix. 16 June, 1996. Curry Pot, Nairobi.
DJ Pinja (Peter). 28 June, 1996. Curry Pot, Nairobi.
Eric. 29 October, 1995. Lengata, Nairobi
Gathu, Jimi. 13 June, 1996. KTN Studios, Nairobi
Ivanya. 11 November, 1995. Lengata, Nairobi
Jerry and Joel of K South Flava. 3 July, 1996. Curry Pot, Nairobi.
Jimmy. 5 July, 1996. Curry Pot, 1996.
Josh. 10, 17, 24 June, 1996. Florida 2000, Nairobi.
Kash Da Masta (Peter). 20 June, 1996. Curry Pot, Nairobi.
Krysten. 28, June, 1996. JK's, Nairobi.
Rita. 1 July, 1996. Slush Happy Eater, Nairobi.
Sedrick of Loonatix. 6 June, 1996. Carnivour, Nairobi
Ohingo, David. 3 June, 1996. Suncourt Inn, Nairobi.
(note: rmhh = rec.music.hip-hop)
3 April, 1995. "mnd" = mn002d@uhuru.cc.rochester.edu Subject: That's the old bullshit ya be up on!!!!! rmhh 27 April, 1995. "P.J." = u3pjh@csc.liv.ac.uk Re: My Problem With White People Who Like Rap. alt.rap 10 May, 1995. "shawn" = yku00988@cawc.yorku.ca Subject: access to alt.rap. alt.rap 1 June, 1995. "robins" = robinsnk@wittenberg.edu Re: Totally Unofficial Rap-Dictionary. rmhh 1 June, 1995. "gtb" = gt0181b@prism.gatech.edu Re: Totally Unofficial Rap-Dictionary. rmhh 2 June, 1995. 'Patrick" = patricka@cs.kun.nl Re: Totally Unofficial Rap-Dictionary. rmhh 15 June, 1995. "SUGARCUTS" = SUGARCUTS@aol.com Re: Gangs and Rap. alt.rap 28 June, 1995. "Dolemite" = magel1@nc5.infi.net Re: NYC will always be hip-hop mecca! rmhh 12 July, 1995. "74204" = 74204.1461@compuserve.com Subject: All about the money-- hip hop-- doomed? alt.rap 23 August, 1995. "Shane" = scha0145@gold.tc.umn.edu Re: two newsgroups. rmhh 23 August, 1995. "Fadanuf" = fadanuf@aol.com Re: two newsgroups. rmhh 23, August, 1995. "Aaron" = sti3@ellis.uchicago.edu Re: two newsgroups. rmhh 15 January, 1996. "Broadcaster" = andreas.melin@mailbox.swipnet.se Subject: US owns hip-hop? rmhh 19 January, 1996. "Brian" = bs57+@andrew.cmu.edu Re: Hip-Hop: Who are you people? rmhh 25 March, 1996. "BREW" = djbst60@pitt.edu Re: HIP HOP BATTLES ON THE NET. rmhh 1 April, 1995. "Bobby" = bls4w@Virginia.edu Re: ARE THERE ANY BLACK PEOPLE IN THIS PIECE? alt.rap 14 April, 1996. "Apage" = apage20301@aol.com Re: Com Sense destroys Cube on wax. rmhh 15 April, 1996. "Quiz" = ghowes@sfu.ca Re: Com Sense destroys Cube on wax. rmhh 19 April, 1996. "kari orr" = orrk@weiss.che.utexas.edu Re: Changes in Rap/Hip Hop. rmhh 19 April, 1996. "Ant" = aktay@zeus.uwaterloo.ca Re: Changes in Rap/Hip Hop. rmhh 8 July, 1996. "KOOKY" = THATSKOOKY@aol.com Subject: People are so blind. alt.rap 15 October, 1996. "brooklyn" = brooklyn@hotmail.com Subject: knuckle head kari orr. rmhh 16 October, 1996. "kari orr" = orrk@weiss.che.utexas.edu Re: knuckle head kari orr. rmhh 18 October, 1996. "bridge" = bridge1@u.washington.edu Re: Newsgroup Rules. rmhh 18 October, 1996. "kari orr" = orrk@weiss.che.utexas.edu Re: knuckle head kari orr rmhh 21 October, 1996. "Wasup" = wasup@u.washington.edu Re: Net Battles- A New Expression? rmhh 22 October, 1996. "Quizativ" = richard.howes@mindlink.bc.ca Re: Lyrical Asswhippin. rmhh 27 October, 1996. "Jeffrey" = jfrazier@wam.umd.edu Re: Fugees hate white people? rmhh 28 October, 1996. "bweeb" = bweeb@caroli.usc.edu Re: HIPHOP MULTIMEDIA. rmhh 4 November, 1996. "Doug" = Doug1845@aol.com Re: White rappers are...? rmhh 5 November, 1996. "Quizativ" = richard.howes@mindlink.bc.ca Re: White rappers are...? rmhh 7 November, 1996. "rtb" = rt0083b@aol.com Re: Ice Cube's Latest Beefs 7 Novemeber, 1996. "E. Peterson" = elf@u.washington.edu Re: Ice Cube's latest beefs. rmhh 14 November, 1996. "Mohamed" = wadh0356@sable.ox.ac.uk Subject: How many real gangstas/playas are there here? rmhh 17 November, 1996. "kari orr" = orrk@weiss.che.utexas.edu Re: your definition of keep it real. rmhh 19 November, 1996. "kari orr" = orrk@weiss.che.utexas.edu Re: no peace. rmhh 20 November, 1996. "dpg" = dpg2ooo@aol.com Re: "wiggers." rmhh
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