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EPMD is an American hip hop group from Brentwood, New York. The group's name is a concatenation of the members' name "E" and "PMD" or an acronym for "Erick and Parish Making Dollars", referencing its members, emcees Erick Sermon ("E" aka E Double) and Parish Smith ("PMD" aka Parish Mic Doc). The group has been active for 26 years (minus two ...
Don't get ill, go and get curious" (PMD) "Nuff about that, let's get on to somethin better. And if gets warm, take off the hot sweater. And if you want some water, I'll get you a cup. And if you don't want it, then burn the hell up. I'm tellin you now boy, you ain't jack. Talkin much junk like Mr. T at your back.
EPMD ist ein US-amerikanisches Hip-Hop-Duo aus Long Island, New York.Es besteht aus Erick Sermon (* 25. November 1968) und Parrish Smith (* 13. Mai 1968).Die gebräuchlichste Deutung des Akronyms ist „Erick and Parrish Making Dollars“, teilweise wird das Kürzel aber auch als „Erick and Parrish Millennium Ducats“ oder „Erick and Parrish Microphone Doctors“ interpretiert.
Not long after the album’s release, EPMD would make the leap to Def Jam—the latest step in what would become one of the most remarkable streaks from rap’s golden age. Strictly Business A seminal moment from hip-hop’s game-changing year, EPMD’s 1988 debut Strictly Business set new standards in funky beatwork and cold-steel rhyming.
Compositeurs : Jeffrey Atkins - J Cartegena - J. Phillips - Andre Lyon - Marcello Valenzano - Irving Lorenzo - Lawrence Parker. Accéder à la fiche album complète (28 titres) Crée gratuitement ton compte sur Deezer et écoute EPMD : discographie, top titres et playlists.
PMD, Parish Smith (aka the Mic Doctor of the classic hip-hop group EPMD), has been traveling on a long road of rocking mics, releasing records, and keeping his mind on business. From classic EPMD tracks like “It’s My Thing,” “Gold digger”, “Crossover,” to “You Gots To Chill”, PMD has dropped legendary verses and flows all throughout hip-hop history.
12 de fev. de 2007 · Like the duo's previous two efforts it's just as classic, (although not perfect) it's the same old EPMD. "Business as Usual", has the duo laying down their usually unbelievable tracks. The album jumps off to a quick start with the break-neck "I'm Mad". The track viciously scratches at the listener while EPMD sounds like they have something to ...
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