Here is another installment in D-Nice’s True Hip Hop Stories series. In previous clips, he has interviewed Big Daddy Kane, Special Ed, Buckshot, Monie Love and more speaking about their classic recordings and appearances. You can catch more True Hip Hop Stories here. Certified dope.

True Hip-Hop Stories: Pharoahe Monch from D-Nice on Vimeo.

In this episode of True Hip-Hop Stories, Pharoahe Monch discussed the making of the Rawkus classic recording “Oh No” featuring Mos Def and Nate Dogg.

Mad fun with Monch, Boogie Blind, Showtyme, and Melamachinko at the Heineken Green Room.  Shout out to Little Giant, Heineken, and Two One Five Magazine for making it all happen.  Everyone was in the house that night. Really too many to name but just to mention a few, big up to Jaguar Wright (who I share a birthday with this month), Bahamadia, Hezekiah, Jill Scott, and Reef The Lose Cauze. Don’t miss the next one.

Pics Below by Jimmy Giambrone, Tim Blackwell, and Two One Five Magazine

Tonight, come through and check me and Pharoahe Monch at Silk City for the Heineken Green Room. The party at Silk with Black Thought was bonkers.  Hope to see you all out. Hit up www.215mag.com for admission info.

I now have enough Pharoahe Monch/Organized Konfusion music to supply me for a trip from my crib in Philly to South Carolina.  Traditionally, my nature as a DJ has been to stumble upon the goods and gloat at the fact that none of you have what I have. This blog/twitter world we’re living in at the moment, however, has leveled the playing field. So as I big up the folks at the Rap Dungeon for supplying me with dozens of joints I’ve never heard, I share with you the same.

Behold:
THE DEFINITIVE MONCH COLLECTION

You’re welcome…