Happening November 29th at Irving Plaza in New York City is The Hip-Hop Gods Classic Tourfest Review. The show is headlined by Public Enemy, and will also include performances from Leaders of The New School, Monie Love, X-Clan, Schoolly-D, Wise Intelligent of Poor Righteous Teachers, Son Of Bazerk & No Self Control, Awesome Dre, Davy [cont.]

Legendary emcee Busta Rhymes speaks on a rough time in his life when his group, Leaders of the New School, was breaking up around the same time of his first son’s death. Busta reveals that they finally “let the dumb stuff go,” and moved on from their differences, but doesn’t know if they’ll ever record [cont.]

Here’s a highlight reel of Busta Rhymes amazing peformance from the Brooklyn Hip-Hop fest, which saw him reuniting with Leaders of The New School for the first time in 20 years. Also present are each A Tribe Called Quest, Lil Fame of M.O.P., Buckshot, Smif-N-Wessun, Slick Rick, Reek Da Villain, J. Doe. We can’t say [cont.]

The Revive Da Live Big Band paid tribute to legendary hip-hop act A Tribe Called Quest at Harlem Stage in New York recently. Guests such as Buckshot, Sadat X, Charlie Brown & Dinco D of Leaders of the New School, and Dres of Black Sheep performed some of Tribe’s most memorable hits.

In part two of our interview with De La Soul, DJ Pizzo speaks with Posdnous about A Tribe Called Quest’s “Beats, Rhymes, & Life” documentary. They also touch upon the original “Scenario” recording sessions, and the lost versions of the track with members of Tribe, Leaders, De La Soul, and Black Sheep. Check out the [cont.]

Tomorrow night at The Knitting Factory in NYC, a reunited Leaders of the New School will hit the stage together for the first time in 15 years. But will Busta be present? The above promo video – shot over a year ago – shows each Charlie Brown, Dinco D, and Milo freestyling in the studio [cont.]