#StoriesAboutSongs

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Biz Markie-Check It Out

Def Jef-Do It Baby

ALB III of (D.B.I)-3 X’s Wiser (Unreleased Demo)

Gang Starr-Knowledge

Paris-This is A Test

Special Ed-Think About

Doctor Ice-Nobody Move

Lethal Weapon-J Rocc Rock (Unreleased Demo)

Cookie Crew-Rhymes & Careers

Tony Depula-Music Makes You Move featuring Too Kool Posse

Chill Rob G-Let Me Show You

Jungle Brothers-Beeds On A String

The D.O.C-No One Can Do It Better

Too Poetic-God Made Me Funky

MC Lyte-Stop, Look Listen Remix

De La Soul-D.A.I.S.Y Age

LL Cool J-Droppin ‘Em

Kool G Rap & DJ Polo-Rhymes I Express

Big Daddy Kane-Young, Gifted, & Black

Ice Cream Tee-National Speaker

Main Source-Think

DJ Mark the 45 King featuring Lakim Shabazz-When A Wise Man Speaks

MC Sugar D & Stranger D-Knock Em Out Sugar Ray [45 King Remix]

Boogie Down Productions-Gimme Dat (Woy!)

Just-Ice-Somoshitbybyjust-ice

EPMD-The Big Payback

Crush Nation-It’s All About The Money

Sir Ibu (of Divine Force)-I’m The Peacemaker

Energized [Electronic Energy MIX #3] by RedefineHipHop

Energized [Pure Energy MIX #2] by RedefineHipHop

Energized [Old Head Energy MIX #1] by RedefineHipHop

D.B.I a.k.a Def Boyz Incorporated were a Waukegan based rap group, active since the mid to late 80s on the Lake County scene.

AMC of Wildstyle saw them perform live at Talent Show at Neal Elementary School in North Chicago, and was impressed by their show, but also that they were performing over there own original beats, at a time when most local talent relied on instrumentals from 12” singles. After the performance AMC approached them to give them their props and ask about the beats, and learned they were using Mattel's Synsonic Drums and a Casio keyboard, but were looking for an upgrade in their sound. Around that time, Wildstyle had just started the first incarnation of their home studio, the RAGE CAGE, with a Roland 505 and SK-5, and invited D.B.I to record there, and to be the second group to join the crew they were trying to form, the Hardrock Alliance.

D.B.I remained active on the scene, doing shows and making demos, and in the mid 90s changed their name to Criminal Law, and proceeded to make an even bigger impact on the local scene and beyond.

From D.B.I to Criminal, they are 100% Lake County legends

D.B.I is ALB III, Tra B, King Rand and Mic B, with DJ Ice and DJ Madd Maxx on the cuts.

D.B.I a.k.a Def Boyz Incorporated were a Waukegan based rap group, active since the mid to late 80s on the Lake County scene.

AMC of Wildstyle saw them perform live at Talent Show at Neal Elementary School in North Chicago, and was impressed by their show, but also that they were performing over there own original beats, at a time when most local talent relied on instrumentals from 12” singles. After the performance AMC approached them to give them their props and ask about the beats, and learned they were using Mattel's Synsonic Drums and a Casio keyboard, but were looking for an upgrade in their sound. Around that time, Wildstyle had just started the first incarnation of their home studio, the RAGE CAGE, with a Roland 505 and SK-5, and invited D.B.I to record there, and to be the second group to join the crew they were trying to form, the Hardrock Alliance.

D.B.I remained active on the scene, doing shows and making demos, and in the mid 90s changed their name to Criminal Law, and proceeded to make an even bigger impact on the local scene and beyond.

From D.B.I to Criminal, they are 100% Lake County legends

D.B.I is ALB III, Tra B, King Rand and Mic B, with DJ Ice and DJ Madd Maxx on the cuts.

D.B.I a.k.a Def Boyz Incorporated were a Waukegan based rap group, active since the mid to late 80s on the Lake County scene.

AMC of Wildstyle saw them perform live at Talent Show at Neal Elementary School in North Chicago, and was impressed by their show, but also that they were performing over there own original beats, at a time when most local talent relied on instrumentals from 12” singles. After the performance AMC approached them to give them their props and ask about the beats, and learned they were using Mattel's Synsonic Drums and a Casio keyboard, but were looking for an upgrade in their sound. Around that time, Wildstyle had just started the first incarnation of their home studio, the RAGE CAGE, with a Roland 505 and SK-5, and invited D.B.I to record there, and to be the second group to join the crew they were trying to form, the Hardrock Alliance.

D.B.I remained active on the scene, doing shows and making demos, and in the mid 90s changed their name to Criminal Law, and proceeded to make an even bigger impact on the local scene and beyond.

From D.B.I to Criminal, they are 100% Lake County legends

D.B.I is ALB III, Tra B, King Rand and Mic B, with DJ Ice and DJ Madd Maxx on the cuts.

D.B.I a.k.a Def Boyz Incorporated were a Waukegan based rap group, active since the mid to late 80s on the Lake County scene.

AMC of Wildstyle saw them perform live at Talent Show at Neal Elementary School in North Chicago, and was impressed by their show, but also that they were performing over there own original beats, at a time when most local talent relied on instrumentals from 12” singles. After the performance AMC approached them to give them their props and ask about the beats, and learned they were using Mattel's Synsonic Drums and a Casio keyboard, but were looking for an upgrade in their sound. Around that time, Wildstyle had just started the first incarnation of their home studio, the RAGE CAGE, with a Roland 505 and SK-5, and invited D.B.I to record there, and to be the second group to join the crew they were trying to form, the Hardrock Alliance.

D.B.I remained active on the scene, doing shows and making demos, and in the mid 90s changed their name to Criminal Law, and proceeded to make an even bigger impact on the local scene and beyond.

From D.B.I to Criminal, they are 100% Lake County legends

D.B.I is ALB III, Tra B, King Rand and Mic B, with DJ Ice and DJ Madd Maxx on the cuts.

D.B.I a.k.a Def Boyz Incorporated were a Waukegan based rap group, active since the mid to late 80s on the Lake County scene.

AMC of Wildstyle saw them perform live at Talent Show at Neal Elementary School in North Chicago, and was impressed by their show, but also that they were performing over there own original beats, at a time when most local talent relied on instrumentals from 12” singles. After the performance AMC approached them to give them their props and ask about the beats, and learned they were using Mattel's Synsonic Drums and a Casio keyboard, but were looking for an upgrade in their sound. Around that time, Wildstyle had just started the first incarnation of their home studio, the RAGE CAGE, with a Roland 505 and SK-5, and invited D.B.I to record there, and to be the second group to join the crew they were trying to form, the Hardrock Alliance.

D.B.I remained active on the scene, doing shows and making demos, and in the mid 90s changed their name to Criminal Law, and proceeded to make an even bigger impact on the local scene and beyond.

From D.B.I to Criminal, they are 100% Lake County legends

D.B.I is ALB III, Tra B, King Rand and Mic B, with DJ Ice and DJ Madd Maxx on the cuts.

D.B.I a.k.a Def Boyz Incorporated were a Waukegan based rap group, active since the mid to late 80s on the Lake County scene.

AMC of Wildstyle saw them perform live at Talent Show at Neal Elementary School in North Chicago, and was impressed by their show, but also that they were performing over there own original beats, at a time when most local talent relied on instrumentals from 12” singles. After the performance AMC approached them to give them their props and ask about the beats, and learned they were using Mattel's Synsonic Drums and a Casio keyboard, but were looking for an upgrade in their sound. Around that time, Wildstyle had just started the first incarnation of their home studio, the RAGE CAGE, with a Roland 505 and SK-5, and invited D.B.I to record there, and to be the second group to join the crew they were trying to form, the Hardrock Alliance.

D.B.I remained active on the scene, doing shows and making demos, and in the mid 90s changed their name to Criminal Law, and proceeded to make an even bigger impact on the local scene and beyond.

From D.B.I to Criminal, they are 100% Lake County legends

D.B.I is ALB III, Tra B, King Rand and Mic B, with DJ Ice and DJ Madd Maxx on the cuts.