Comments on: Triple Kut – 80′s Headcracks

By: Dj Cheese

Dj Cheese — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 10:33:23 +0000

I woul like to thank everyone for the memories! World famous Dj King Kut DJ Cheese

By: Ryan Beasley

Ryan Beasley — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 00:14:00 +0000

I go a long Way Back with Fatt Rodney If You Ever went to Fatt Rodney’s House He Was Always Mixing in his basement on his 1200′s blending old 60′s music in with 80′s music yo’ Rod You Will always be my Boy keep Doing what you do!!

By: JayByrd

JayByrd — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 09:30:22 +0000

WOW!! Maxson,Cheese and Young Riff all in the same statement….Spank must remember the brawl when Cheese hit*****in the head with a pipe. Evona Ave., Crazy Crew, can’t forget Lady Ace’s!! I feel good again!!

By: Jeffrey howell

Jeffrey howell — Tue, 05 May 2009 18:26:18 +0000

Shimrock or Shortman hit me up at: jeffreyhowell357@yahoo.com

By: shortman

shortman — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 12:38:31 +0000

whats good this is shortman from pointblank mcs holla back whats good shimrock old school rules

By: shortman

shortman — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 12:25:27 +0000

this is shortman from old school point blank mcs

By: JL Howell

JL Howell — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 01:54:32 +0000

Growing up in Elizabeth, New Jersey and looking at all of the trips down memory lane has got me really tripping. I had posted some info on Facebook.com with the Point Blank MCs 12″ cover photo and all of my old classmates lost their darn minds when they saw it.
SHIMROCK?!?!? Man if that was the real Shimrock from the Point Blank MCs that left that message get at me asap. There are some Lafayette folks that are interested in knowing what’s up with you. You were a true B-Boy in every sense of the term. I remember you and Eddie (Everlast) from elementary and middle school.

By: Tactics aka Tic Tac

Tactics aka Tic Tac — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 18:04:18 +0000

Yo! This is crazy. All my Ol’ headz on here for real. 83 to 87 was the best years for Hip Hop (True Dat Shim). The game has changed and DJ’s dont really DJ anymore. Funny thing is I moved to Philly a couple of years ago (where they accually still Scratch) and Cheese is still a much respected name. Everytime I say I’m orig From PLFD they ask me “You Know DJ Cheese?” Much respect to the real.

By: Shimrock

Shimrock — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 22:59:23 +0000

Much love to all the guys my name is Shimrock the leader of the Point Blank Mc’s,We were only teenagers 13-17.It was the best time in hiphop.

By: Brooklyn 'Lo

Brooklyn 'Lo — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 02:36:05 +0000

King Kut is still one of my favorite records. Funny I don’t remember there being a sticker with a photo. I have both records but, I always thought the cohesiveness of the Word of Mouth record made it the better of the two. The lyricism the cuts and scratches and the beat all just clicked. Plus one of my favorite lines is on that record “I got so many rhymes I don’t know what to do I might throw some away or give some to you.” Classic! 1!

By: Spank

Spank — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 01:15:35 +0000

Wow!!!! Plainfield ..I’m gonna take all yous back to da real days DJ Cheese. When we were in the 7th grade before anyone outside of the east end knew him. I was from the west end and bussed to Maxon. Cheese did our school parties and I popped with my boys from Newark. Shaba-doo dancers and he cut. We eventually grew to H.S. (my 9th-10th grade out for gang reasons Peace YOUNG RIFF) But back in the 11th I battled Righteous O in Poppin / Break’n 1984. Yeah Cheese (7th or 8th) Played “Fantastic Voyage” and hits like “Burn Rubber on Me” He would cut the motocylcle part in the beginning for all you back in da day peeps.
As time went on we kept cool he made his record, Did big things in UK. He repts PLFD but some towns still didn’t give him his respect. We later were on the blocks hustl’n. He on 3rd /Grant , me on John & Essex. We would just say sup but we went back and had respect. Cheese knew everyone and everyone knew Cheese. Remember the Yellow Audi with yellow piped out seat say’n CHEESE..yeah we had fun and trouble and I wish him well. I always thought he was to talented to be home doing nothing. Peace to Maxson heads, Plfd and you cats from N.B. who would fight wit us at every party. Didn’t mean nothing though we kept coming to yo town smashin hit records. OH yeah, cant foget the still play’n partner DJ Fatt Rodney who stillllll keeps Plainfield going..one of the last of the good fellas. NYC has Red Alert and Plainfield has DJ Fatt Rod.

By: Scotty

Scotty — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 23:58:02 +0000

Wow!!! Phat memories with DJ Cheese. We go back to a party we did in Asbury Park NJ at the community center. He showed up with his equipment (2 Technic 1200s, 2 bass bin Cer Vegas, CS 300 amp, etc.) and we went at it or should I say I tried. He tore me up and we weren’t even battling. I think the year was 1985/1986. My group was the True Brothers (MC Supreme, MC True Love, Prince). We ran the south Jersey shore until Cheese showed up and YES he rocked it. It was before he went to the UK DMC battle. Let me take everyone down memory lane: He started off with a son called :”what people do for money and he scratched the sh@* out of change the beat (“ahh.. this stuff is really –FRESH”). Then he did this back spend move that was so fast!!! DJ Cheese you get all the props. I wonder if he kept that classic brown 2 door Cadillac Serville?

By: Dj Skillz

Dj Skillz — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 06:19:30 +0000

I was reading the comments and came across someone who was selling the z3 mc’s triple threat and Im in need of a copy after someone clipped me for mine. Holla back

By: lil cheese

lil cheese — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 18:38:04 +0000

yea thats my uncle. i think he the best dj alive, ‘cuttin and scratchin’. this renee son

By: DRAY

DRAY — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 12:21:26 +0000

IT WAS NOT AN OFFICIAL PARTY UNLESS CHEESE WAS ON THE WHEELS OF STEEL. GRANT AVE, SSYC, HOUSE PARTIES, ARBOR FIREHOUSE IN PISCATAWAY. BACK WHEN ASMAR, AL-MATEEN, HAS ,AMAZING, DEVINE AND THE REST OF 4TH STREET PROJECTS WAS REPPIN THE WEST END. REMEMBER THAT.

ANDRE FIELDS