last month saw the demise of the best magazine going for fans of hip hop.<\/p>\n
personally i blame myself given that i haven’t listened to hip hop now for over a year, though yesterday the tide began to turn with the diamond district<\/strong> album, meaning that hip hop connection<\/u> have not been getting my pocket money.<\/p>\n clearly this tipped the advertisers that were keeping it on the shelf at your local w.h smiths<\/u>, into a state of alert, and so the real world edition was pulled.<\/p>\n however, you clearly can’t keep a good’un down too long, as it seems that the magazine is going to live on.<\/p>\n online.<\/p>\n the launch edition is now available featuring such folks as doom <\/strong>(i know i know, his name is meant to be in capitals, but i can’t go a changing things just for one metal masked word spitter), wordsmith<\/strong>, thunderheist, <\/strong>and yes, i suspect there will be stuff about lil wayne<\/strong> if that crap rocks your boat.<\/p>\n so if you need to keep up with the world of beats and loops, point your browser to the appropriate location.<\/p>\n it makes sense.<\/p>\n