Radio Rubber Room EP15, Black Liquid

by | Jun 2, 2011 | COMMUNITY

This week, Black Liquid joined us and he brought Iain with Grape Cloth (A really cool RVA tee-shirt company) and we talked hip hop, what it takes to host a radio show and finally got to the bottom of who would win in a fight between Chuck Norris and Steven Seagal.

This week, Black Liquid joined us and he brought Iain with Grape Cloth (A really cool RVA tee-shirt company) and we talked hip hop, what it takes to host a radio show and finally got to the bottom of who would win in a fight between Chuck Norris and Steven Seagal. Black is a brilliant guy and he had a lot to say. It was hard for our pea-brains to keep up, but there was enough knowledge in his words that even the pea brains walked away with some fresh wisdom. Will you? Just like every other week, Simone and his mom joined us for “Simone Says“, and Simone’s mom continued to resist any and all sexual advancements by Dan, but how long will she last??? Most importantly, this show was the first show that could be heard on 102.9FM all around Richmond. If you missed it, download the podcast from iTunes, and don’t forget to subscribe for free.

Track List:

1) So !lla – K.I.N.G.

2) Black Liquid – This Is Madness

3) Dez – BOOZEr Lyfe

4) Black Liquid – Str8up

5) Swerve 36 – Cold World

6) Dem 360 Boyz – U B On My Mind

7) Black Liquid – Richmond

8) Sleaze – Old Soul

9) Black Liquid Feat. Lord Slugg Starkz – Track-A-Holics

10) Black Liquid – Can I Get A Deal

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