MUHAMMAD: That was like the crazy - you just had to know somebody that know somebody that just passed you the tape or - what was - I'm asking because I want to know what your experience was from dealing with record companies and from where it was now to where you are now, you releasing your own records. MUHAMMAD: With The LP album, did that not come out? That didn't come out. So it was just like, yeah, that right there. You would hear different tapes and it would be the same rhyme over and over. Some dudes would run their rhymes just over and over. I remember that style where they would do that. And you know what? Let me repeat this for you because this is - I'm not like going on and on about why I'm upset like, 'Oh, I'm - and furthermore, this is why.' It was just like, 'Let's bring it back to the origin of this and just' -Īnd then, a lot of times, on the tapes they would do that. I'm not like, 'Oh, I want to go out into the world,' like on some - no, nah, it was none of that. I'm just a little mad, like maybe a little out of my mind, but I'm not - right - but I'm not angry. We're not going to keep going with this cause I'm not' - I'm a little angry, or maybe I'm a little mad.

LARGE PROFESSOR: It was like the exclamation point. MUHAMMAD: I want to ask, going back a little bit, on 'Mad Scientist,' why did you repeat the verse? Part two covers the making of Illmatic, Paul C's role and Ali's favorite Extra P lines.ĪLI SHAHEED MUHAMMAD: Can I go back to - I know you probably have some questions.

You can listen to and read part one here.

This is the second half of Microphone Check's interview last year with producer and rapper Large Professor.

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