Underground Classics hits episode 30 and BG puts together a Throw Back mix with DMX, Rakim,Jeru The Damaga and more!

More great music and talk with real substance in another episode of the Fahrenheit Hour hosted by First Degree the D.E.

Rapalot Records was one of the biggest lables not only in the south but in all of rap at one time. Artists like the Convicts, Ganxsta Nip, DJ Ready Red, Too Much Trougle, 5th Ward Boyz, Trinity Garden Cartel,OG Style, the Terrorists, Big Mello, Z-Ro, Odd Squad, and too many others to name rarely get to tell their story. Tonight many of them will on this historical round table show

BG is back on the mix with Underground Classics #29 this time he features music from Soulja Killuminati, K-Rino, Gator Boyz, and others.

First Degree the D.E. is back again to drop knowledge on realisms you need to know

Bringing Hell on Earth by Too Much Trouble also at the time known as The Baby Geto Boys was an instant underground classic on a big label. The group released 2 more classics Player's Choice in 1993 and Too Much Weight in 1997.

BG is back with another mix featuring:

BAM (Killa Klan) ft Shonda, Lil Wyno, Young Droop, Never, X-Raided, Wash-Off, K-Rino, Big Zoo, Immortal Technique, Cl'Che, Justice Allah, K-Lub, DBX

Dope-E of the Terrorists will expose the music industry as a fraud and get into some deep convo about the facade of the game which includes everything from huge pay offs to turning male artists into homosexuals. The game is under attack but most don't even realize it, Tonight we expose the Lame-Stream

First Degree the D.E. and Crucial Point discuss the roots of the Fahrenheit Movement and the lack of diversity in today's radio.

First Degree also explains his hatred towards Juggalo influence in rap.

Finally after having Ball on many episodes ago we get the other half of the legendary Memphis duo MJG