The HullaBoard - View Single Post

DJ's have records, MC's have rhymes. It's their tools of the trade. They drop them when it's appropriate in the set, and after a while people get to know then and even start to recite them back. It gets to be after you've listened to a recorded live set with an MC over it, the rhyme becomes burned over the song in your memory. It's all part of it.

Any aspiring MC should listen to the recordings of Storm at this past Hulla, because it really is a clinic in how to work a crowd. The fact is there's no one better out there at getting every last bit of energy out of the audience.

July 17th, 2004, 01:40 PM	#14
anabolic frolic Administrator Join Date: May 1999 Location: HullaLand Photos: 125 Journal Entries: 5	DJ's have records, MC's have rhymes. It's their tools of the trade. They drop them when it's appropriate in the set, and after a while people get to know then and even start to recite them back. It gets to be after you've listened to a recorded live set with an MC over it, the rhyme becomes burned over the song in your memory. It's all part of it. Any aspiring MC should listen to the recordings of Storm at this past Hulla, because it really is a clinic in how to work a crowd. The fact is there's no one better out there at getting every last bit of energy out of the audience.