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"I had that joint One for the Lyricist released on Blindside Recordings, London indie, that was classic. Check it, it's fire. Old fire but still fire. Three tracks on the joint." ~ Big Twan
"What up y'all, it's your boy Big Twan. Eight is still enough, one love! Man, we went in on that. It wasn't just a song, it was a movement. If we only knew…" ~ Big Twan
"L was one of my favorite MCs of all time, ever since the first time I heard that dude on the Yes You May Remix…'chicks stick to my dick like magnets on refrigerators', [laughing], so ill!" ~ DJ Cosmo Baker
"Thanks for getting in touch. I interviewed L a couple of times, but I wouldn't say that I really knew him. Really I am mostly a fan." ~ DJ Max Glazer
"I did interview the entire D.I.T.C. for an issue of On the Go [magazine] that never came out. It was supposed to be published in an issue of Wax Poetics [magazine], but I'm not sure what the status of that is. I'll have to check in with those guys and see what their plans are for publishing the interview…" ~ DJ Max Glazer
"Big L, the best from Harlem!" ~ Digga
"I know we did a photo-shoot for Children of the Corn. A professional shoot. The pics were mostly of me, Cam and Blood. A few with L and Gruff. I'm still looking; I think Cam stole them from me a few years ago. Those pics would be dope." ~ Digga
"I think A Star is Born was first, then we did Harlem U.S.A. and American Dream. All of the releases were singles on vinyl through Freeze / Priority. I'm pretty sure American Dream was the first single because Columbia and Bad Boy weren't trying to clear L and Mase." ~ Digga
"L did a lot of songs in other studios and they will get in trouble for releasing them without permission." ~ Donald Phinazee (L's older brother.)
"Love for my little brother, love always from his real big brother, Big Don." ~ Donald Phinazee (L's older brother.)
"Big L, my dude." ~ El Da Sensei
"No, that [battle with Big L] never happened. Jay-Z, yes. No actual battle though. Just a clash of swords back in the eighties. ODB was present also." ~ GZA
"L was my man, that's how I got on it [Da Graveyard]." ~ Grand Daddy I.U.
"We gettin' it [the documentary] together, it's coming along real proper." ~ Jewlz / Tommy the Director
"The doc is something that's been cooking for a good minute. It's being put together by me and L's brother Don. It'll be a doc highlighting L's life in the truest and best way possible. We plan to involve all the artists and friends of L's who were instrumental in his career developing. We plan to regain production once again in mid-August. We will start collecting as much archival footage as we can and also conducting interviews as well. We'd like to work with all the sites that memorialize L in order to get the word out to the public as well as us doing other forms promotion. Right now the tentative title for the project is: Street Struck: The Big L Story. For now that's all we plan on speaking on in regards to this project but as more things develop we definitely plan to pass on the info to those who are truly interested. On behalf of Donald Phinazee / Flamboyant Entertainment. Peace." ~ Jewlz / Tommy the Director
"Thanks for the love on keepin' my homie's words alive, his family definitely appreciates the support. Please keep an eye out for the upcoming documentary celebrating the life of Big L. The tentative title is gonna be Street Struck: The Big L Story. 2056 Media, Donald Phinazee, Flamboyant Entertainment. Peace." ~ Jewlz / Tommy the Director
"Thanks for all the support BigLOnline. Peace y'all, Jewlz the Director, Big Don Phinazee, Dangerzone Music." ~ Jewlz / Tommy the Director
"Damn, it's been ten years." ~ Keith Murray
"I was his first niece. Rest in peace, uncle 'mont, your dream still lives on. I love you and you are truly missed by me and the rest of the Phinazee family. There could never be another Big L. My uncle 'mont is gonna always be the one and only. No nigga could ever have a flow as good as the great Big L." ~ Lenaisa Phinazee (L's oldest niece.)
"I don't know much about the new album because my grandmother (Gilda "Pinky" Terry) was the one that told me about it and she don't get down with the rap game like that, she's too old for that shit. She just knows the simple facts [laughing]. I'll holla if I hear anything." ~ Lenaisa Phinazee (L's oldest niece.)
"Big Zil and Liz Lucci are the same person and I did a song with her also." ~ Marquee
"Big L was definitely my people. What is so ill is I always remember I saw him two days before he was killed." ~ Mic Geronimo
"The only thing I have here is a video tape of three of the shows we all did on the road back then and you know I'm not going to just pass that along..." ~ O.Gee
"We were on the road for almost a month, and a half." ~ O.Gee
"Holdin' it down for my dude, the Harlemite Big L. Y'all know what it is!" ~ Stan Spit
"Yo, I wanna play that Now or Never shit on Sirius…" ~ Statik Selektah
"I'm a huge fan of his." ~ Stricklin (of eMC)
This post has been edited by The Big Sleep: 14 July 2010 - 04:08 PM