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Jadakiss did not include his own group, The LOX, but named five others on ESPN’s Jalen & Jacoby podcast

Rolling Stone have taken on the daunting task of ranking the greatest hip hop album of all time, from the Golden Age to modern times.

From ’90s ska to Nina Simone, from Anti-Flag to the history of hip hop, there’s something for everyone in this roundup of new and recent documentaries to stream.

The four-show, four-burroughs “It’s Time for Hip Hop in NYC” series — part of the celebratory Homecoming Week in NYC — wrapped up at Forest Hills Stadium on Friday night (8/20)…

“New York, New Music 1980–1986“ features over 350 objects, including video footage, photography, show flyers and more from one of the most vital periods in NYC’s music history.

Listen to new songs by Kate Nash, Pond, DMC and the Hellraisers, Karen Black/Cass McCombs, Hooded Menace, Lawrence Rothman/Caitlin Rose, Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog, Sam Evian, and more…

There’s always tons going on in the world of podcasts, and here are three new ones that we’d like to turn your attention to.

Joseph “Run” Simmons, Darryl “D.M.C.” McDaniels, and Jason “Jam Master Jay” Mizell were made into vinyl Funko Pops back in 2011. but if you missed out on copping them then, you’ll have another chance coming up.

Public Enemy’s first album for Def Jam in over 25 years is here, and it’s stuffed with legendary guests…

Rich Aucoin’s “Walls” video recreates classic clips from Nirvana, Beyonce, Jamiroquai, Queen, Radiohead, and more.