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"But What Good Is An Ear If A Q-Tip Isn't In It"

- Q-Tip

"Now why try and test the Rebel INS? Blessed since the birth, I earth-slam your best."

- Inspectah Deck

"Men lie women lie, numbers don't"

- Jay-Z

"'Sunshine hit me dead in the eye/like it's mad that I gave half the day to last night'"

- Slug

"the microphone is granted when it's handed to me / I was planted on this planet and I plan to emcee"

- Run-D.M.C.

"Somebody better tell 'em that we in this bitch like an unborn baby/See we be everywhere and they ain't never there, couldn't tell you where they be"

- Fabolous

"One bullet at the right place at the right can turn a hell of a wave into a flatline."

- Andre Nickatina

"Enough dirt on you to murder you This is what the fuck I do"

- Eminem

"And that's real / somethin you can actually feel / more than Cadallacs, recording tracks or record deals"

- The Earl

"' When I was younqer I used to qet ass for sport, Now im less about her sex im more into her thouqhts '."

- Joe Budden

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M.A.R.S.

M.A.R.S. was a short lived American traditional/power metal band from Los Angeles, California. It consisted of Rob Rock, Tony MacAlpine, Rudy Sarzo and Tommy Aldridge. The name of the group being made up of the initial of each musician's last name. They released only one album called Project : Driver in 1986. This Sarzo-Aldridge project was originally called Driver and had a different lineup, not to be confused with the other Driver of the late 80's, also featuring Rob Rock.