Handsome Boy Modeling School

What Had Happened Was

Talkhouse

Music Interviews, Music

5.0 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 19 August 2020

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

In 1998 Prince Paul linked up with Dan The Automator (Dr. Octagon, Detlron 3030) and formed Handsome Boy Modeling School based on an episode of Chris Eliot’s 90s sitcom ‘Get A Life’. They made two albums featuring everyone from DJ Shadow to Father Guido Sarducci. Paul walks us through these collaborations including amazing stories about linking up with Pharell Williams to record him in a very unlikely location and why El-P was confused by the final version of the song he recorded on. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Mike Check 1-1-2, 1-2.
0:02.0	1-2.
0:03.0	Are you going to bust a verse for him?
0:04.0	We've been waiting for years.
0:05.0	Check it.
0:06.0	All right.
0:08.0	No, no. No, no.
0:09.0	What's going to make history, Paul.
0:12.0	Yo, man, I got rhymes galore, got rhymes gal man, I got rhymes gali.
0:15.0	Gali? Gali? Yeah.
0:16.0	Okay. Yeah, yeah.
0:18.0	Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
0:20.0	Oh man, if I could give these episodes different titles this one would be Rhymes Gali.
0:25.0	Greetings ladies and gentlemen this is open my gigo recording live from the internet.
0:31.0	Y'all know me though y'all heard my voice for a long, long time.
0:37.4	So this time I'm coming back at you but I'm not coming along.
0:39.8	The Black Prince, could I be right?
0:41.9	I brought the legendary prince
0:44.4	Pupa.
0:45.4	Is that world famous this jock and
0:47.8	another sk getting hip-hop and dair we want a Grammy with Chris Rock
0:51.6	Yeah.
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