Kool Moe Dee drops jewels

My earlier post on LL Cool J seems to have ignited some interest in Kool Moe Dee. Which is good, because I'm assuming that at this point Kool Moe Dee's record catalogue could do with a little attention.

And in the course of my research I came across this superb interview with the man himself, where he breaks down practically everything related to New York MCs. I don't think I've ever digested so much knowledge in such a short space of time. Observe:

"The blood line is Me , Mel & Caz - the trinity , then KRS One , Rakim & Kane then Biggie, Nas & Jay Z. Even further you can go Caz - Kane - Jay Z .....they all had street flavor ; then Mel - KRS - Biggie...they had the social thing (even Biggie with the story telling was social) , then the cerebral side was myself - Rakim - Nas."

I never quite realised there was so much to Moe Dee's robot flow.