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Beginning his career as a DJ for Stetsasonic, rapper and producer Prince Paul has lent his skills to albums by Boogie Down Productions, Gravediggaz, MC Lyte, Big Daddy Kane, and 3rd Bass, among others. Paul's big break came when he produced De La Soul's 3 Feet High and Rising album. Shattering the acknowledged rules of hip-hop production, he sampled not only funk, but all types of music to create fresh and original backing tracks. By throwing in comedy sketches as well, Prince Paul and De La Soul completely ushered in a new era for hip-hop. In 1994, Paul returned to rapping, joining RZA and Stetsasonic member Frukwan in Gravediggaz, a side project that debuted with 6 Feet Deep. He also began working with the new elite in underground rap, recruiting the Automator, New Kingdom's Scott Harding, and Spectre for his debut solo album, 1997's Psychoanalysis: What Is It?A Prince Among Thieves followed in 1999, and later that year Paul formed Handsome Boy Modeling School with the Automator to release the album So...How's Your Girl?. His own Politics of the Business, another concept album that was more bitter than biting, surfaced in 2003 (a year after a second Handsome Boy Modeling School album), and was followed by 2005's Itstrumental, as well as the archival compilation Hip Hop Gold Dust. ~ Steve Kurutz, Rovi
yeah, dude is not dead...set the stage for a lot of whats good in the world of hip hop, and a long long time ago...dude changed the rap game from the inside out back when people wanted to hear new things, not recycled popish non hip hop s**t dropping bombs like the Chronic but still can't hold a flame to some good old Stetsonsonic...
the diversity in musical tastes and variance in style from 3ft. high and rising, and the Gravediggaz basically says it all, but again, in the late 80's and through
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the diversity in musical tastes and variance in style from 3ft. high and rising, and the Gravediggaz basically says it all, but again, in the late 80's and through