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   From: KILLFILEjasonzc@yahoo.com   
      
   A to the L  wrote in   
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   > On 3 Dec 2005 01:57:06 GMT, Spaulding Greystoke   
   >  wrote:   
   >   
   >>I just Googled your L.E.C. ruminations. Thanks for listening and   
   >>responding..   
   >   
   > who are these young fellows anyway? more info is needed over he-yah...   
      
   Hell, I don't know a lot about them. I worked with them on this Grambling   
   job.   
      
   Sleepi's real name is Rashawn. He's tall, slim, black. His first show   
   ever is the one we did. He wouldn't go onstage until he was up. And he   
   came off like a natural. He has a few jailhouse tats and bullet holes.   
   Shreveport, LA cat. Crip? I think he gets really grimy on the mic. Does   
   HVAC plumbing work on large scale jobs.   
      
   Masta Mynd is Chicano, aka a Mexican born in the US. He has several   
   gnarly pro tats, skulls on his elbows. Unknown affiliation. He also has   
   bullet wounds. The dude rhymes so much, all the time. That always   
   impressed me about him. He has some interesting new tracks he was telling   
   me about, particularly a political, war-oriented track. Shreveport is   
   really heavily gang affiliated, I learned. Also does HVAC stuff.   
      
   Smalls the Hustler is the real enigma. He is the "Bushwick" of the group.   
   Not a dwarf, but I think he had his shins blown off in WWII. He has   
   another group, and is sort of a guest on that L.E.C. track. I can't tell   
   him from Sleepi on that track, really. Sleepi's verse comes first is the   
   only way I can tell them apart. I don't know where he gets his money   
   from.   
      
   They're all really cool dudes. We blew mad blunts at work. In retrospect,   
   a bad idea. ; )   
      
   I don't think they are the absolute best group in the world, but if you   
   know anything about the quality of most Louisiana MCs, they are way ahead   
   of most of the rappers in the state. Their biggest problem is a lack of a   
   decent producer/dj. They were working with Hydro, some white kids who do   
   sort of crappy Fruity Loops stuff, but I think that ended. That's a good   
   thing, I think.   
      
   I had been giving them a lot of instrumentals, and I made one track for   
   the three of us (Sleepi, MM, and myself), but we haven't cut it since   
   they were laid off. Nor have we talked. So I need to call them.   
      
   Trust No Man Productions - CEO, Masta Mind (318) 834-3810   
      
   Fake Free Records - CEO, Mark Baxter (318) 288-1004   
      
      
   I hear Mark is a real slimeball, and they probably have cut ties with him   
   by now. He made 6 Gs off of us at that show, and they didn't really get   
   shit...   
      
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   When I put that mp3 up, I said "How do you spell it?", and MM said "The   
   usual way". I told them it should be 'clique', but we ultimately decided   
   to leave it this way. It's sort of a gun reference.   
      
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