Run-DMCConsidered by many to be the most influential hip-hop artists of all time, Run-DMC's melding of rap with rock, stripped-down musical arrangements, edgy lyrics, and straight-off-the-street look transformed the sound and style of rap during the early 1980s |
Contents
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October 30 2002 | 11 |
HipHop Comes to Hollis | 17 |
DJ Run and Easy D | 27 |
Its Like That | 37 |
Kings of Rock | 46 |
Walk This Way | 56 |
Down with the King | 65 |
Appendix | 89 |
Chronology | 90 |
Glossary | 93 |
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Further Reading | 97 |
Photo Credits | 98 |
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About the Authors | 104 |
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