Subject: Eazy-E

• Getting Bizzy: Former Bone Thugs-n-Harmony singer set to release new album on Phoenix-based label

  April 16, 2008

• Quake, Rattle and Roll

  January 24, 1990

• DRE MATTER

  HIS HOME AND PERSONAL LIKE SMOLDER, AND DR. DRE STILL PLAYS WITH FIRE

  October 20, 1993

• ALL RAPPED UP

  HE'S HOT. HE'S COLD. HE'S ICE CUBE.

  April 6, 1995

• HARD-CORE ADDICTSPOISED ON THE BRINK OF BIG TIME, THE PHUNK JUNKEEZ STILL LIKE IT LOUD AND STUPID

  September 28, 1995

• Recordings

  October 12, 1995

• Pic Hits for the week

  February 1, 1996

• Recordings

  August 29, 1996

• Father Cube

  Ice Cube re-stakes his position as a rap icon on the Family Values tour

  October 8, 1998

• Bum Rap

  Flashback-fueled hip-hop nostalgia gets lost in The Wood

  July 22, 1999

• Tasty Tuesday

  Our naughty nightcrawlers hang with DJ Fashen at Next and wolf down a club-full of Sugar

  November 10, 2005

• N.W.A

  The Best of N.W.A: The Strength of Street Knowledge (Deluxe Edition CD/DVD)
  (Priority Records)

  January 11, 2007

• Big in Japan

  Tempe rapper Intrinzik's journey from the Valley of the Sun to the Land of the Rising Sun

  December 21, 2006

• Rap Regifted

  Looking back at an original G

  September 8, 2005

• Snoop Dogg, and The Game

  Now pushing ear candy

  May 19, 2005

• Dancehall Crasher

  Hip-hop may have forgotten its debt to him, but reggae toaster Yellowman still knows he's king

  June 6, 2002

• Open to All

  Black Eyed Peas hope they're luckier in 2001 than they were last year

  January 25, 2001

• DJ Quik

  Balance & Options
  (Arista)

  August 3, 2000

• 'F' Wordsmith

  Eminem's new album sparks a heated free-speech debate

  June 15, 2000

• Dr. Dre

  Chronic 2001
  (Aftermath/Interscope Records)

  December 16, 1999

• THE MOUTHS THAT ROARED

  LOCAL RAP RULERS PHUNK JUNKEEZ DON'T KNOW WHEN TO SHUT UP. IT'S MAKING THEM FAMOUS.

  July 21, 1993

• Rapper Greydon Square Is an Atheist Icon

  April 30, 2009

• Dookie and the Peak of Profitable Cheap Plastic, Not Music or Culture

  One of the things I like most about New Times Music Editor Martin Cizmar is disagreeing with him. We've had some fun arguments and discussions on music, culture, the role of the press and even Eazy E. Which is why I felt compelled to write this post completely and unequivocally disagreeing with his latest column "An Ode To 1994: Green Day's Dookie and the Peak of Western Civilization." Dookie, while a milestone, was not in any way the peak of Western Civilization. It was the peak of one specific

  August 24, 2009