I'm not one for nostalgia but this man speaks the truth on many things.



"I grew up at a time in the world, or at least in New York's community, where DJ'ing was important for 3 reasons. #1 you entertained which was first and foremost. #2 you educated. and #3 you were the record buying community's direct line; you were the pulse of the record buying community. It was up to you to play records so that the next morning the kids could get up and go to the shop and be like 'Yo, Odi played blah blah blah.' 'Oh yeah, word? Here's a copy.' ...the circle of life."