Ice-T on Being an Orphan, No One Played With Freddie Foxxx, Das EFX Impact, "Criminal Migraine" LP

Lord Finesse on Big L, Biggie, KRS-One, “Funky Technician,” Showbiz, Jazzy Jay, Brand Nubian, Ice-T

B.G. Knocc Out on Being On Lockdown For A Year, People Dissing & Following His Turn To Islam

Posdnuos on How Prince Paul Aided De La Soul, Applying His Parents’ Lessons, "Cabin In The Sky"

Buckwild: Big L Didn't Like My Beats At First

Mike Ross: Delicious Vinyl Wanted Rakim Sound-A-Like

DJ Mad Linx: There’s No Shortcut to a 1200 Turntable, Making Sports Television History

Ron “Amen-Ra” Lawrence: Rakim Changed How Rappers Rhymed, Hard to Celebrate Biggie’s “Hypnotize”

S1W Brother James on Bruce Lee’s “Enter The Dragon” Changing His Life, Martial Arts Saving His Life

Professor Griff: Don’t Become the Demon You’re Trying to Destroy

Large Pro on Nas’ “Illmatic” Production Strategy & Nas Being Like Dolemite on “Live At The Barbeque”

Fatlip: Pharcyde’s “Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde” Wouldn't Have Existed Anywhere But Delicious Vinyl

Bootleg on Why The Dayton Family’s Business Got Tricky Between “What’s On My Mind?” & “F.B.I.”

Mike Dean: Pimp C is the Most Imitated Thing in the World, Helping Define Houston Sound & John Bido

Aaron Fuchs: I Told Marley Marl Where to take Spoonie Gee Artistically, Ced Gee Suffering

Masta Ace on Why RZA Took Kool G Rap & His Phones While Recording Bobby Digital Presents: Juice Crew

Wise Intelligent: Poor Righteous Teachers Got “Rock Dis Funky Joint” From Spike Lee

DJ Tat Money: Steady B Came Looking For Me, DMC Inspiring My Name & Why I Picked DJing

Schoolly D on Creating "P.S.K.'s" Unorthodox Drums, Being Pissed Making “Am I Black Enough For You?”

Tragedy Khadafi on Not Being on Marley Marl's “The Symphony” & Kids My Age Didn’t Understand Me

Big Mike: Rap-A-Lot Sabotaged My “Hard To Hit” & Dr. Dre Wanted “Straight Gangstaism” 4 “The Chronic

Krazy Drayz: I Didn’t Like DAS EFX’s “Real Hip Hop” & Having Board Meetings About Sewers & Dreads

Percee P: Almighty Kay Gee Was First to Put Me In Studio, Nobody Knew Hip-Hop Was Going to Be This

Roxanne Shante: I Never Got A Royalty or Publishing Check, Promises Are Only Comfort to a Fool

Soul Brothers’ Legendary: Delicious Vinyl Wasn’t Normal LA Hip-Hop, "Bust A Move" Book

Matthew “M80” Markoff: RZA Said Not to Talk to Him In My Hustle Voice, Inspectah Deck Apology

MC Shan on Having Kool G Rap, Large Professor Produce “Pee-Nile Reunion,” “Don’t Call It A Comeback”

DJ Mike T on Unknown’s Death Row Records Falling Out & Not Wanting to Do “Mike T’s Funky Scratch”