Yes indeed!!! I bring this album up a lot to so called real hip hop heads and half of them don't know what the hell I'm talking about or heard of it but never listened to this album before. I was a fan as a shorty from day one! A young lady who ran a record store outside of Detroit put me on to Just Ice! She would hook me up with all the new stuff because she had a crush on me but when I tried to push up on her she'd always say I was too young for her. Rest her soul, she hooked me up with lots of early hip hop music!
Congrats Jay Quan. You did another great job again !! It must have been difficult to conduct the interview. Just-Ice is a great MC and we have to respect that. His history proves that. But he has a very very strong personality like every poet.
DeKalb and Ashland. Brooklyn. I had no idea just I was from Brooklyn. He was not too far Mo Love from Ultramagnetic MC's. He was not too far from Spike Lee. And he was not too far from Dana Dane. So, he is from Fort Greene. No wonder I saw him on Myrtle Avenue one time. I'm surprised that I never even saw him before that, and I'm from around there. Jayquan is the man. I always lean something when I listen to his interviews and his lessons.
Jay, your en sync with the universe with your lessons. Your sparking inspiration and reinforcing the foundation of Hiphop. I’m a student and your the professor.
Wow'.. This was off da chain, so much gems dropped,,,the whole fucking world waiting on that new Mantronix & Just Ice material. Big ups Jay Quan , I was glued to the screen all ears and eyes. Peace.
Jayquan ✌. They did a documentary about black spades not long ago. Justice right about Mario and kool Herc. Interview Cholly Rock. Original B-boy early like 1974 or 75. Mario also had dj Sinbad dj Tex ( first hip hop Puertorican DJ). Interview Mario brother. He's still around. Michael Wayne or Fat Mike was 1st division black spades with Mario and Sinbad. You will get one hell of a story from those guys. Keep it coming my brother. These stories are amazing.
Loved Just Ice back in the 80s I listened to him a lot, true legend!! I wish he could’ve waited till after the interview to get high but he still made it thru!!! Lol salute Sir Vicious!!
This is a real treat for real heads, mantronik was that one who programmed drums so hard, they had to leave it alone and shift into sampling when the golden era, these two was like batman and robin..destroying and recreating that urban genre American emergence..going way back had me all f’d up! Same with mashitop damn it was such an r&b time eventho hip hop was still fledging Justice ruled 87-and early 88
I had to stop listening to this the other day. I made it halfway through and I just couldn't do it anymore. I came back to it to try again, and I just can't do it. Jayquan, you should tell these Legends to stop getting high when you're trying to interview them. I'm keeping it 100. It takes away from them, and it takes away from the interview.
My lil brother sent me this interview. We grew up in the Bronx, Parkchester. We grew up with the Mayberry crew and Islam son of Bambaata. Thanks for the memories
@@randee4550 do you have old Rap cassette tapes and old homemade mixtapes?? Inbox me or back paying cash for old Rap cassette tapes and old homemade mixtapes.
Jayquan And Just-Ice Chopping It Up. Props My Brother. Still Waiting On That 45 King/ Flavor Unit Lesson. You Should Do A Live Lesson With Him And Some Of The Flavor Unit MC'S.
Honor to you Jay Quan, this is an epic interview my brother, and I hope that you will do an interview with Kurtis Mantronik. And I'm honored to arrive on this planet in the same month as you and Justice. And let alone to be in the same company on the same day as Justice, and even Ol' Dirty Bastard. Also to have lived in the same borough as both Justice and Old Dirty Bastard as well.
I wait my whole hiphop time for this interview ! JUSTICIZM! THE HARDEST AND MOST HONEST VOICE IN HIPHOP EVER! I WILL NEVER WILL SELL MY JUST ICE RECORDS .PEACEEE
RESPECT to one of the Greats & fellow Scorpion Just-Ice on the mic that's right!!!!! Definitely one of my favorite mc's of all time, PEACE to the Original school!!!!!❤
Jayquan...Big ups! It’s good to see you interviewing Just Ice...nice...aye yo my brother Chaka Kenyatta says peace to both of y’all...stay up and keep doing your thang bruh...nuf respect
Back to the old school is by far one of the best hip hop albums ever. Produced by the only king of the beats, Mantronik. Those were great times in hip-hop back then, unfortunately they will never come back. Just-Ice the phenomenon. Zulu flippin '
That a interview full of historical hip hop info Justice was lit. I saw him last year with the Jungle Brothers, the video on my chanel. Keep up the good work Jay
Back to the old school.....if that supposed to be an intro it's the best fuckin into of all time. I always thought of it as a stand alone track. DOPE shit. Turbo Charged, Put that record back on and Latoya. All classic. Just Ice. Respect brother 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇬🇧👊 Any of you UK heads remember him on Behind the Bear?....lol. I could quote that shit to this day..
He just made me clutch my pearls when he called Otis Redding b.s.!!😆😆 Lol. But I'm glad someone is interviewing him. So many of my hip-hop idols get forgotten and they were a part of my childhood. Btw my 8 year can recognize Moshitup from the 1st 5 musical notes. I'm keeping it going. It's not just dope music. It's history that I lived through. Long live the boom bap!
This interview, went EXACTLY as I had predicted it would go. And I laughed about it, the whole time I watched! A few things: - The HS, on E. 174th, is Monroe HS. Flash, Bambataa, Jazzy Jay, etc played there. I lived a block away, on Bointon Ave. - Skate Key, was located on White Plains Rd, and not in Soundview. The roller skating rink, on Soundview, was Skate Palace (currently Cablevision). - According to a BDP interview, from 1987, on either Rap Masters, or Word Up magazine (can't recall), KRS1 states that Just-Ice, was ( and I'm paraphrasing) "scheming" to rob him (KRS), and Scott LaRock. And somehow, Scott de-escalated the situation. That was (according to the interviewer) their first encounter. This is the same interview, where Scott states that BDP NEVER battled Melle Mel. - Rumor has it, that Just-Ice went in strapped, AND alone, into Queensbridge, looking for MC Poet, and had the whole projects shook. - There's a 1994 single, that FunkMaster Flex, used to play on HOT97, of Just-ice, rocking over Bob James. I don't know the title. And never heard anywhere else, but on Flex's segment. It's not on any of his albums, and nobody I know has it, less heard it. I even asked Just, and he doesn't even know. He's doing a "rapid fire" style, reminiscent of his early days, before he'd slowed down his pitch. If anybody has this joint, HMU.
Trust me nobody was scared of just ice in queensbridge qb had the highest murder rate in 86 out of all the p.j's in n.y.c and after they still got busy he did go but it was more of a respect thing
I know Just personally, and I predicted this interview, going the way it went. I've seen worse though. This was one of his "better" interviews, given the fact, that he seldom gives interviews, in the first place.
@@randee4550 "Beggars cant be choosers" 😁 and as you rightly say he gives so few interviews that us beggars for HH data and to hear him speak his own story .. we cant be choosy. Ill take any interview he gives and appreciate it fully. Dudes got 'speakers' too. 👊😎 F*** the neighbours 😁
I disagree, the interviewer is saying things like 'um' and 'uh huh' and has his set questions, but isn't making the conversation flow, he isn't giving him a chance to focus, he keeos moving onto the next question. Maybe it's because he has a lot of questions he wants to get through and also Just Ice is on his phone, it may have flowed better if it was actually face to face.
@@eviled2925 He is a tough interview thats for sure, I think Jay had his questions ready, but a hyped Just-Ice in a "lively" mood, ready to talk all night, nobodys gonna stop that steam train!!
@@eviled2925 You're wrong, bro. You're looking at a heavily edited, final cut. I'm on the inside, so I know what I'm talking about. The interviewer, is a professional, and has conducted thousands of hours, interviewing individuals, of different musical backgrounds.
The poet Noël rockwell...that record ..was crazy..how can you diss ultra magnetic ..must be for fame OR talk of the town..but..that record ..Marley marl produced..was ..till this Day ..a diss record classic! I wonder were he lives now!
Great Lesson with Just Ice just so much rich history especially the Audubon Ballroom how he couldn't get in due to his age. His keen history of his club history. Melle Mel influenced him to be an MC. Great sense of humor by Just Ice. His understanding of writing his own rhymes not wanting others to do it. Learning how he made records from understanding from La Di Da Di inspired to do Latoya. Compliment the music. How Just Ice met Kurtis Mantronik. Afrika Islam was his DJ learned about that. Great sample music from dynamic corvettes. Amazing how Just Ice showed you his equipment from the music he plays. Disco King Mario and Herc were very interesting info. A lot of jewels dropped by Just Ice. Learning how he collaborated with KRS ONE and met each other . Interesting info about Jaz O and Jay Z how he was a DJ. Overall great live Lesson
Turbo charged, Back to the old school, put that record back on, Latoya.....come on. Just ice dope. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥I still go back to that wivyl. One of the first impot lp"s
I wish he was my Uncle. Brilliant interview. 100 crates and a P.A. in the living room still. 👊😎 If he looks on MichaelWayneTV on TH-cam he can see all those old Bronxdale cats being interviewed .. that backs up everything he said today!
@@TheFoundationhiphop Theres some dropped knowledge in those MW vids. And their opinions arent tainted or coloured by fame, money or political correctness coz they arent in the business and they can be as honest as they want about their history. I say 'their' because i guess there are many histories out there depending upon the geographical area and each is just as valid and important to tell as the next mans. Peace JQ. You do such an immense job for us and the cause. And you do it with such passion and professionalism. You should be well proud and pleased with yourself. Please ... keep it up coz its mighty appreciated by us. ✌😎
#TheFoundation Amazing work once again. But too bad there is not much about Human DMX. Who was he? Where was he from? How did they meet back in the days? Did they perform together a lot? How did they record the human beatbox in the studio? Why did they split? Is he still alive? .....
@@dmxbrooklyn8711 Thanks for your answer, good to know you're alive!! If you have time please tell us about your story, where you from, what was your first step as a beatboxer (your inspirations), how did you met Just Ice; how were the studio sessions and the way you recorded your art form, etc....Did Biz mark bite the "ah 1 2" routine,.....why you split...
@@jazzaddikt just-ice is incredibly good in the studio his voice incredible he works hard and will work you hard in studio sessions but the the record all beatbox recording I did was all live beatboxing non stop through out the records I did no loops my story is too long to explain by chatting all I can say I have a good time doing what I did it was a blast for bizmarkie concern biz named me the humandmx
@@dmxbrooklyn8711 Well that is an honor to read your message. Thanks a lot for taking the time to answer. I hope that Jayquan will do a lesson with you cause I really want to hear your story. I'm a huge fan of the works you and Just Ice did and you were a huge source of inspiration when it comes to beatboxing. Peace!!
Reggae is just as pertainent in n.y. music culture as hip-hop. The 80s and 90s were all about the combination. I guess we have Herc to thank for that . Shabba and them didn't sound like marley and tosh. You heard a hip-hop influence in the dub session songs. I miss those days😞
Love the session. Wish you did. A. Just Ice. Joint. Like. U. Did. Like Mc Shan at. War with Giants . Like how you break down the. Records and lyrics. Heads over look on. Albums. When you going get. Back to that. Format.
thafoundation.com/justicetoo.htm
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’m 50 yrs old and still blast Just ice and Mantronik till this day. It’s hard to let go good music. Big up to this interview 👍👍
Sir vicious just ice!!!!! "Back to the old School" one of the greatest hip hop records of all time 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
ALBUM WAS CLASSIC COVER TO ALL OUT HIP HOP INFLUENCE BEAT PROFESSOR MANTRONIK WAS MIND BOGGLING!!!
The whole joint,is crazy! The artwork was crazy!! Cold Get Dumb!!
Yes indeed!!! I bring this album up a lot to so called real hip hop heads and half of them don't know what the hell I'm talking about or heard of it but never listened to this album before. I was a fan as a shorty from day one! A young lady who ran a record store outside of Detroit put me on to Just Ice! She would hook me up with all the new stuff because she had a crush on me but when I tried to push up on her she'd always say I was too young for her. Rest her soul, she hooked me up with lots of early hip hop music!
"You can say JUST-ICE or say JUSTICE"...💯
The first true gangster rap. Him and Mantronix was that sh8t!
i would put schoolly d in that bracket as well on the rap tip but your on the money.
Yesssss Sirrrr....till this Day I pump Put that record back on...and Hardcore HipHop when I take my 2-3 Mile walks
You ain't heard of Schooly D
@Derrick Jones but he wasnt spitting no gangster.
Cold Gettin Dumb both 1 and 2.
There is a Difference between MC's and Rappers ...Talk Just-Ice
Greetings from Bogota, Colombia and all the Old School Hip Hoppers, respects Just Ice and JayQuan
Jayquan.You continue to bring the best historians/ pioneers to shed light and knowledge.Each one teach all. Bless you bro.JustIce needs the props.
I love those first 2 Just-Ice albums they just hit so hard, big beats, damn Mantronix was so ahead.
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3rd album had some joints on too
@@eviled2925 I never heard it ,i'm going to peep it.
Krs 1 did the second one
@@keiththomas111 Right!
Congrats Jay Quan. You did another great job again !!
It must have been difficult to conduct the interview.
Just-Ice is a great MC and we have to respect that. His history proves that. But he has a very very strong personality like every poet.
DeKalb and Ashland.
Brooklyn.
I had no idea just I was from Brooklyn. He was not too far Mo Love from Ultramagnetic MC's. He was not too far from Spike Lee. And he was not too far from Dana Dane.
So, he is from Fort Greene. No wonder I saw him on Myrtle Avenue one time. I'm surprised that I never even saw him before that, and I'm from around there.
Jayquan is the man. I always lean something when I listen to his interviews and his lessons.
@@bigpesa6166 and you say that to say what?
@@jamingjohnson2275 Because his lyrics popped into my head after reading your comment. Ain't nothing bad my G 👊
I knew he was from Fort Green because I heard a homey tell someone but like KRS them guys went to the BX early on and never claimed Brooklyn..
The 80's....What a decade💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
It’s funny how Just & Mantronk talk shit about each other. They clearly have work each other’s nerves but still love each other like brothers.
Peace, peace! Love that he gave it up to the legends in the beginning of the interview
Jayquan I appreciate your work.
Respect. Thank you!
Back to the Old School is one of my favorite Hip Hop albums! It’s good to hear his story.
Thank you for this Jay, Just Ice thank you for the great music, got me throughly freshmen year in HS!!!!!
Kool and Deadly is so classic..still on my playlist.
This is classic so many legendary names he dropped...nothing can compare to hip hop 70s to 90s
This is one of the hardest cat's ever!, and just is high as hell!!!
peace almighty....that 1st album was CLASSIC!!!
Jay, your en sync with the universe with your lessons. Your sparking inspiration and reinforcing the foundation of Hiphop. I’m a student and your the professor.
Respect. Thank you for looking!
Wow'.. This was off da chain, so much gems dropped,,,the whole fucking world waiting on that new Mantronix & Just Ice material. Big ups Jay Quan , I was glued to the screen all ears and eyes. Peace.
Jayquan ✌. They did a documentary about black spades not long ago. Justice right about Mario and kool Herc. Interview Cholly Rock. Original B-boy early like 1974 or 75. Mario also had dj Sinbad dj Tex ( first hip hop Puertorican DJ). Interview Mario brother. He's still around. Michael Wayne or Fat Mike was 1st division black spades with Mario and Sinbad. You will get one hell of a story from those guys. Keep it coming my brother. These stories are amazing.
Respect bro. Cholly is my man. We are gonna do a piece soon
Loved Just Ice back in the 80s I listened to him a lot, true legend!! I wish he could’ve waited till after the interview to get high but he still made it thru!!! Lol salute Sir Vicious!!
This is a real treat for real heads, mantronik was that one who programmed drums so hard, they had to leave it alone and shift into sampling when the golden era, these two was like batman and robin..destroying and recreating that urban genre American emergence..going way back had me all f’d up! Same with mashitop damn it was such an r&b time eventho hip hop was still fledging Justice ruled 87-and early 88
I had to stop listening to this the other day. I made it halfway through and I just couldn't do it anymore. I came back to it to try again, and I just can't do it. Jayquan, you should tell these Legends to stop getting high when you're trying to interview them. I'm keeping it 100. It takes away from them, and it takes away from the interview.
coked the fugup
My lil brother sent me this interview. We grew up in the Bronx, Parkchester. We grew up with the Mayberry crew and Islam son of Bambaata. Thanks for the memories
Yes!! "LEGEND" ** Disco King Mario ** Rest In Music Heaven 🏆
I'm a Scorpio too, brother JayQuan! November 5th 1971. Peace to you, Just Ice, an all the fans of The Foundation!
I'm same day but 79er
SIR VICIOUS 🤴🏿!!!! SALUTE TO DISCO KING 👑 MARIO.
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@@mine2613 Get at me @ oldskooltapemaster1@yahoo.com. I'm the nigga you wanna talk to.
@@randee4550 do you have old Rap cassette tapes and old homemade mixtapes?? Inbox me or back paying cash for old Rap cassette tapes and old homemade mixtapes.
@@mine2613 I just said I do. I left my email, in the comment
@ Hassan Burton: Chuck City Crew. Haha
I am glad you interviewed him.truly appreciate it again.
Jayquan And Just-Ice Chopping It Up. Props My Brother. Still Waiting On That 45 King/ Flavor Unit Lesson. You Should Do A Live Lesson With Him And Some Of The Flavor Unit MC'S.
That'd be dope!
Wow! You did a good job under difficult circumstances Jay! Just Ice was all over the place & only told stories that mean anything to him 😉😜😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
He on sumting
Honor to you Jay Quan, this is an epic interview my brother, and I hope that you will do an interview with Kurtis Mantronik. And I'm honored to arrive on this planet in the same month as you and Justice. And let alone to be in the same company on the same day as Justice, and even Ol' Dirty Bastard. Also to have lived in the same borough as both Justice and Old Dirty Bastard as well.
What a dope video!! Great interview learned so much! Great job as always!!💯👍🏻
I wait my whole hiphop time for this interview ! JUSTICIZM! THE HARDEST AND MOST HONEST VOICE IN HIPHOP EVER! I WILL NEVER WILL SELL MY JUST ICE RECORDS .PEACEEE
RESPECT to one of the Greats & fellow Scorpion Just-Ice on the mic that's right!!!!! Definitely one of my favorite mc's of all time, PEACE to the Original school!!!!!❤
Legend! Always love Justice since Put that Record Back on!!
Jayquan...Big ups! It’s good to see you interviewing Just Ice...nice...aye yo my brother Chaka Kenyatta says peace to both of y’all...stay up and keep doing your thang bruh...nuf respect
Respect to you and yours bro
Just-Ice is Hilarious!.....seems like a good dude down to earth
This was wicked. High as fk though lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣yeah....he on that alternative medicine🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yo!!! Just Ice was one of my favorite emcees growing up!!!
Justice is still same person I met and did records with peace my brother for life.....
Classic interview Just ice that is a rapper I have not heard from in a long time, old school 1987 going way back album classic.
_“That’s some real lay down on the couch shit”_ lmao
Dam just found this shit. 1986-87 10th grade year when I was introduced to The Hip Hop gangster. Peace from Allendale SC
Back to the old school is by far one of the best hip hop albums ever. Produced by the only king of the beats, Mantronik. Those were great times in hip-hop back then, unfortunately they will never come back.
Just-Ice the phenomenon. Zulu flippin '
Nuff respect to the one dem call Just-Ice. Great interview. Just definitely needs to write that memoir.
That a interview full of historical hip hop info Justice was lit. I saw him last year with the Jungle Brothers, the video on my chanel. Keep up the good work Jay
couldn't find that video with JBs on your channel. did you upload it?
@@eviled2925 th-cam.com/video/82-5nStgVds/w-d-xo.html
@@bamnjphoto respect! I saw him live in UK in 1986. was legendary. would love to see him again now.
Thanks for this JayQuan...appreciate it.
oh man jay u keep on bringing it .....so much respect 4 this one
When i first heard just ice on my cassette walkman i was sold.
Am as white as a pair of fresh fila socks
Legendary 💯 thank you for this one.
Jayquan u must get curtis mantronics.. dope interview with mc justice
Agree, I'm also looking forward to it, an interview with Mantronik.
29:15 The speaker setup 👊
'My neighbours fuckin hate me' 😆
Back to the old school.....if that supposed to be an intro it's the best fuckin into of all time. I always thought of it as a stand alone track. DOPE shit. Turbo Charged, Put that record back on and Latoya. All classic. Just Ice. Respect brother 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇬🇧👊 Any of you UK heads remember him on Behind the Bear?....lol. I could quote that shit to this day..
I meant to say Behind the Beat....
Another One...Great Job Jay, keep bringing on the Legends
He just made me clutch my pearls when he called Otis Redding b.s.!!😆😆 Lol. But I'm glad someone is interviewing him. So many of my hip-hop idols get forgotten and they were a part of my childhood. Btw my 8 year can recognize Moshitup from the 1st 5 musical notes. I'm keeping it going. It's not just dope music. It's history that I lived through. Long live the boom bap!
- yo Jayquan .. what’s the purpose of you stoppin me?..
- (one last question..)
- aiightt..
Lol
This interview, went EXACTLY as I had predicted it would go. And I laughed about it, the whole time I watched!
A few things:
- The HS, on E. 174th, is Monroe HS. Flash, Bambataa, Jazzy Jay, etc played there. I lived a block away, on Bointon Ave.
- Skate Key, was located on White Plains Rd, and not in Soundview. The roller skating rink, on Soundview, was Skate Palace (currently Cablevision).
- According to a BDP interview, from 1987, on either Rap Masters, or Word Up magazine (can't recall), KRS1 states that Just-Ice, was ( and I'm paraphrasing) "scheming" to rob him (KRS), and Scott LaRock. And somehow, Scott de-escalated the situation. That was (according to the interviewer) their first encounter. This is the same interview, where Scott states that BDP NEVER battled Melle Mel.
- Rumor has it, that Just-Ice went in strapped, AND alone, into Queensbridge, looking for MC Poet, and had the whole projects shook.
- There's a 1994 single, that FunkMaster Flex, used to play on HOT97, of Just-ice, rocking over Bob James. I don't know the title. And never heard anywhere else, but on Flex's segment. It's not on any of his albums, and nobody I know has it, less heard it. I even asked Just, and he doesn't even know. He's doing a "rapid fire" style, reminiscent of his early days, before he'd slowed down his pitch. If anybody has this joint, HMU.
Trust me nobody was scared of just ice in queensbridge qb had the highest murder rate in 86 out of all the p.j's in n.y.c and after they still got busy he did go but it was more of a respect thing
Well done! Not the easiest person to interview! Never was!
Oh wow, you don't know what moshitup and lyric licking did for a Jamaican kid growing up to early hip hop. those times was magical..
I had to subscribe to this dopeness 👍👍👍
Love this! That Kane impression is Uncanny! Lol
JUST ICE AND MC SHAN WERE MY FAVORITE MC’S
Just-Ice is the most bugged out cat in Hip Hop!!! Funny Interview !!!!
When I met him February 1990 at the Universal Parliament at Harriet Tubman he said his name is Justice Scientific Allah
You ought to be ashamed of yourself for giving this God a thumbs down. Peace Just!
wow Just Ice a legend !
ORIGINAL MC NO FRONTING AT ALL 💯💯💯. I GREW UP WITH JUST HE’S ALWAYS BEEN THAT DUDE WITH THAT ORIGINAL FORT GREENE SPIRIT 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾😎😎😎.
That shit sounded hard work Jay
THIS IS WHAT I EXPECTED JAY... I PROMISE YOU
What ya saying mate?
Expected Ice to be Raw and Uncut...to say what's on his mind regardless how it was presented
That was dope, he's a proper character!
Legendary but he's all over the place. He can't focus
I know Just personally, and I predicted this interview, going the way it went. I've seen worse though. This was one of his "better" interviews, given the fact, that he seldom gives interviews, in the first place.
@@randee4550
"Beggars cant be choosers" 😁 and as you rightly say he gives so few interviews that us beggars for HH data and to hear him speak his own story .. we cant be choosy. Ill take any interview he gives and appreciate it fully.
Dudes got 'speakers' too. 👊😎
F*** the neighbours 😁
I disagree, the interviewer is saying things like 'um' and 'uh huh' and has his set questions, but isn't making the conversation flow, he isn't giving him a chance to focus, he keeos moving onto the next question. Maybe it's because he has a lot of questions he wants to get through and also Just Ice is on his phone, it may have flowed better if it was actually face to face.
@@eviled2925 He is a tough interview thats for sure, I think Jay had his questions ready, but a hyped Just-Ice in a "lively" mood, ready to talk all night, nobodys gonna stop that steam train!!
@@eviled2925 You're wrong, bro. You're looking at a heavily edited, final cut. I'm on the inside, so I know what I'm talking about. The interviewer, is a professional, and has conducted thousands of hours, interviewing individuals, of different musical backgrounds.
"JUST-ICE the dangerous gangster of HipHop… "
Yeah, I had a HARD TIME trying to follow this along and ended up bailing. I peeped the Melle Mel interview next. Now THAT was on point!
cold gettin dumb one of the greatest ever Hip Hop tracks, still sounds brand new.
Just ice. Lol my bro
Just ice one of the goats
Dropped two classic back to back albums
The legend Came On The Show Smoking a L - LOL Legends In the House! Blessings to you Two
Listen to Blaq Poet "All Hell Breaking Loose" for that Just diss.
Just wasn't the only one that got it in that song.
The poet Noël rockwell...that record ..was crazy..how can you diss ultra magnetic ..must be for fame OR talk of the town..but..that record ..Marley marl produced..was ..till this Day ..a diss record classic! I wonder were he lives now!
@@closedfiles Yep. Poet got damn near everybody who was poppin then.
@@shaneamsterdam1000 Poet is one of the most sought out MCs to work with Amazing stand up dude.
PEACE to JUST-ICE for mentioning the FORGOTTEN FOUNDATION of HIPHOP , SOUNDVIEW section of the BRONX. Especially my projects, MONROE.
Great Lesson with Just Ice just so much rich history especially the Audubon Ballroom how he couldn't get in due to his age. His keen history of his club history. Melle Mel influenced him to be an MC. Great sense of humor by Just Ice. His understanding of writing his own rhymes not wanting others to do it. Learning how he made records from understanding from La Di Da Di inspired to do Latoya. Compliment the music.
How Just Ice met Kurtis Mantronik. Afrika Islam was his DJ learned about that. Great sample music from dynamic corvettes. Amazing how Just Ice showed you his equipment from the music he plays. Disco King Mario and Herc were very interesting info. A lot of jewels dropped by Just Ice. Learning how he collaborated with KRS ONE and met each other . Interesting info about Jaz O and Jay Z how he was a DJ.
Overall great live Lesson
Turbo charged, Back to the old school, put that record back on, Latoya.....come on. Just ice dope. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥I still go back to that wivyl. One of the first impot lp"s
I wish he was my Uncle.
Brilliant interview.
100 crates and a P.A. in the living room still. 👊😎
If he looks on MichaelWayneTV on TH-cam he can see all those old Bronxdale cats being interviewed .. that backs up everything he said today!
I thought about Michaelwaynetv when he spoke on that
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Theres some dropped knowledge in those MW vids. And their opinions arent tainted or coloured by fame, money or political correctness coz they arent in the business and they can be as honest as they want about their history. I say 'their' because i guess there are many histories out there depending upon the geographical area and each is just as valid and important to tell as the next mans.
Peace JQ. You do such an immense job for us and the cause. And you do it with such passion and professionalism. You should be well proud and pleased with yourself. Please ... keep it up coz its mighty appreciated by us.
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SUPERIOR SALUTE!!! APPRECIATE THIS...
YEAHHHHHH.... Cold Getting Dumb!!
Licking The Lyrics is what I do !!! Just Ice , i probably M.C. because of U
The legendary Sir Vicious!
#TheFoundation Amazing work once again. But too bad there is not much about Human DMX. Who was he? Where was he from? How did they meet back in the days? Did they perform together a lot? How did they record the human beatbox in the studio? Why did they split? Is he still alive? .....
I'm alive and well I'm the human dmx from just-ice thanks for your concern about me ..peace and love
@@dmxbrooklyn8711 Thanks for your answer, good to know you're alive!! If you have time please tell us about your story, where you from, what was your first step as a beatboxer (your inspirations), how did you met Just Ice; how were the studio sessions and the way you recorded your art form, etc....Did Biz mark bite the "ah 1 2" routine,.....why you split...
@@jazzaddikt just-ice is incredibly good in the studio his voice incredible he works hard and will work you hard in studio sessions but the the record all beatbox recording I did was all live beatboxing non stop through out the records I did no loops my story is too long to explain by chatting all I can say I have a good time doing what I did it was a blast for bizmarkie concern biz named me the humandmx
@@dmxbrooklyn8711 Well that is an honor to read your message. Thanks a lot for taking the time to answer. I hope that Jayquan will do a lesson with you cause I really want to hear your story. I'm a huge fan of the works you and Just Ice did and you were a huge source of inspiration when it comes to beatboxing. Peace!!
@@jazzaddikt peace
First one to mention Chubb Rock...that man.
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Reggae is just as pertainent in n.y. music culture as hip-hop. The 80s and 90s were all about the combination. I guess we have Herc to thank for that . Shabba and them didn't sound like marley and tosh. You heard a hip-hop influence in the dub session songs. I miss those days😞
Hey what good interview jay but i always thought just ice was cancer am surprised to hear his birthday is after mine
First 3 minutes in, now I know why they call him Sir Vicious,
Love the session. Wish you did. A. Just Ice. Joint. Like. U. Did. Like Mc Shan at. War with Giants . Like how you break down the. Records and lyrics. Heads over look on. Albums. When you going get. Back to that. Format.
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