Artist: B.G. The Prince Of Rap
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
Discography:
The Power of Rhythm
Year: 1991
Tracks: 13
The Time Is Now
Year:
Tracks: 12

Kings of Leon have admitted that both age and more experience have helped them tackle political issues on their new album.
The record, entitled 'Only By Night Night', is due to be released on September 22nd and is the follow-up to 2007's 'Because of the Times'.
Speaking about the lyrics on the new album, frontman Caleb Followill said: "The older you get the more you realise that you have to take a stand and have to believe in something and I think we're on the right path.
“I just think we're a little more political at this point.”
Followill went on to explain that the band hadn't touched political issues in the past because “for a while it was the cool thing for American bands to do”. “A lot of people revived their careers that way,” he added.
"We let that pass over and now we can actually write or sing about something if we have a belief about it and we're doing it on our terms and not because its the cool thing to do.
“Truth is Bush is still in their, the war is still going on,” he told XFM.
Kings of Leon previewed new material, believed to be from the new album, during their headlining performance at the Glastonbury Festival last Friday (June 27th).
You can see pictures from the band's show on Gigwise below...
KID ROCK turned Michigan's Buick Open Pro-Am golf tournament into a day of fun and games on Wednesday (25Jun08) when he teamed up with hellraiser JOHN DALY for a round.
Rock, who was hospitalised for exhaustion in Britain earlier this month (Jun08), turned up for his 18 holes wearing a white T-shirt, hat and denim dungarees and had no intention of following golf's stuffy rules, switching to sandals and camouflage shorts.
And his partner, Daly, was just as game to have fun on the Warwick Hills course in Grand Blanc.
Rock chatted with fans, joining them behind ropes at one point to cheer Daly on, and revealed he and the golfer became firm friends after the chubby sports star bought thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise at one of his concerts.
And recreating a party trick Daly has performed many times at his rocker pal's Michigan home, the golfer, at one point, teed off from a beer can.