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Word to the URB

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If you haven't picked up the issue with Carl Cox on the cover and the Sir Menelik vinyl on the inside, go get you a copy. I had three reviews in this month's issue - one of Baby J's "Birth" compilation, one of Profound's "The Hulk" twelve inch, and one of DJ Disk's "PsychophonographaDISK". Much props to O-Dub for giving me the chance to be down and write the reviews; I look forward to being a regular in their pages for the forseeable future.

I don't honestly believe anybody would buy the magazine because they know me - I'm not that vain. But it's a good read for your money anyway. In these pages you'll find everything from a lookback over the urban music highlights of 1998 to an interview with OutKast to an analysis of the future of the music and culture in this 8th anniversay issue -- along with that thing which DJ's love most: FREE VINYL in the form of a limited edition 7" from Rawkus Records. What more could you ask for?

Peace, Flash

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