[quote name="osagz"]Does anybody remember Zero??! Who's got his contacts??[/quote]

I do ...lol am I that old sch that no one remembers? Lol...took a break...not sure if I'm back...yet! shouts to everybody...we held it down...we still can...peace!

what have i missed? feel me in!

i see y'all are still on this...more grease to ur elbows...all the best.

...and i may add...there'd never really be an "authoritative Nigerian Hip hop history...just different opinions.

i'd advice u talk to modenine (he's got a song on it produced by our own kid konnekt...wonder that didn't make cd), the two eldee's them SWATROOT peops, Ayo animashaun...they're not the pioneer's but they'd give u good insight.

Happy New year to u too man...and welcome back(?)...lol.

aint been around much too tho so hopefully someone'd fill us in.

whatchu been doin lately tho?

Funny thing's its shaggy that's on the international version...not tuface!

[quote name="Audiophille"]Another good one. Well done. I haven't heard the album yet, but your review sets the tone. These cats need to sort out their distribution. Neither "talk about it" or the "paradigm shift" are on Itunes. How are you supposed to buy it if you don't live in Lagos?[/quote] i'm s...

[quote name="Meyer Lansky Ent"]Mode 9 once more steps up to the occasion in Naija hip-hop and to affirm that he’s a lyricist extraordinary and also to disprove flat heads like 2-shotz who rapped “we no fit sell hardcore for naija men” Definitely not his best work so far (I still prefer Pentium ix), ...

...and yeah also note that marketter sells @ wholesale price which is significantly less the retail price & that d artist sees only a fraction of that...in a lot of cases far less than half...alternatively the marketter buys the album upfront...which mostly only favours artists that have previously ...