OT, what about Body Count? Rage Against The Machine?

Yeah, Kung Fu is cool. I call him out on his bullshit and he's never personally insulted me like other rappers have. Compared to most rappers his bullshit level is pretty low too. Especially in comparison to Priceless of Aqualeo who is trying to convince people that he is the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Zero said
This live band doesn't sound appealing to me in the least. 

Also, there's like 3 of us on this forum from Binghamton? What are the odds.

Yeah, the amount of Upstate New York ninjas that have either been here or recently joined is kind of shocking.

Also, there's like 3 of us on this forum from Binghamton? What are the odds.

scruffy said
off the dome, cypress hill was runnin around with sx-10 before the turn of the century. 

So was Kung Fu Vampire but man Cupress Hill is fucking boss. They were so dope with the live band, probably my all time favorite rap group but even they did that as a project, the band was never part of the permanent line up, and the band was playing previously recorded songs for the major part. Cypress was super sick and still is now a days. 

King Lucem Ferre said
I one time had an argument with Kung Fu over twitter because he claimed he was the first one to do a live band. I pointed out The Roots and, hell, the fact that Hip Hop started out with live bands and he told me they don't count because they are old school. He also tried to tell me that he doesn't argue over the internet again. He said something about only little bitches argue over the internet or something. That guy is funny.

Edit: In person he told me that he's not on the internet, and that other people run his accounts.

Kungfu is literally one of the coolest most interesting artists I've ever met, he has zero ego in person and was just one of us Juggalos! He actually got some free weed from a fan at the merch booth and was giving it all away to each person that came up to the booth. Also, I'm pretty sure he is a Hip Hop enthusiast based on his FB posts and he knows he's not the first one to bring a live band element to hip hop but in his defense nobody ever names anyone other than the Roots, lol. KFV for sure brought it to the wicked shit first and was definitely the first to bring an orchestra to rap music and for that alone I love him. But yea the wickedness is decent but not on the level yet!  (My 2 cents) 

FuckHerRightInThePussy said
Saw them Sat night at the Reverb, the concert was a lot of FUN

quit all the pissing and moaning and go out and enjoy life

seriously

Welcome to FLH....HAHAHAHA!!

darklotusfaygo said
i think it adds to the songs more than takes it away. we don't die sounds way better with a band. gives a whole new way of listening to it. i've seen twiztid so many times I got sick of seeing them with just instrumentals basically playing karaoke

^this

Edit: In person he told me that he's not on the internet, and that other people run his accounts.

Old Mr Dangerous said

dramaman127 said
i witnessed them on friday at  binghamton ny.  it wasnt as bad as i thought. you could here there vocals better then  davy suscide  set. why are people complaining they havent used them at every show

Binghamton whut up? Elmira OG representing for that bitch ass!

I would welcome some live band flavor to switch up the vibe of a group I've seen many many time...

Especially since folks are remarking on them playing more obscure songs...

What are some of those tracks yall that have seen The Wickedness and Twiztid? 

I'm also from Binghamton here. I was at that show too. 

Lex was actually way better live than I expected. Blaze killed it. I didn't care much for The R.O.C. or Boondox's sets. Twiztid with The Wickedness wasn't the greatest thing in the world but it was still pretty cool. Hoping they don't play with them at The Gathering though.