Common and Pete Rock are two of hip-hop's greatest heroes. Common is one of the most famous Chicago rappers of all time and Pete Rock is a producer with hundreds of credits to his name: with C.L ...

Common and Pete Rock on How Their Grammy-Nominated ‘The Auditorium Vol. 1’ Is a ‘Love Letter to Hip-Hop’ The hip-hop veterans picked up a pair of Grammy nominations for their soulful ...

Common is full of Dallas stories: He first performed in the city in ‘95, and while he was rooting for Kyrie and Luka to beat the Celtics in this year’s Finals (“So was I,” adds Pete Rock ...

The two have worked together in the past, for Common’s 1996 Ice Cube diss track “The Bitch in Yoo” and Pete Rock’s “Verbal Murder 2” alongside Big Pun and N.O.R.E. two years later.

Pete Rock is a legend, Common is a legend and Shan is a legend. Pete and Common Sense aren’t the types to intentionally shortchange an artist they are paying homage to, so I hope they clear it up.

ALBUM REVIEW Common and Pete Rock Keep True-School Hip-Hop Alive The Auditorium, Vol. 1 brings together an all-time great producer and MC as a new dynamic duo upholding rap's classic traditions ...

The clip starts with Pete Rock standing on a Brooklyn sidewalk in all red. Then some throwback footage is shown, which takes viewers through different parts of Common's career and personal life.

According to rapper Common and producer Pete Rock, their joint album “The Auditorium, Vol. 1,” released earlier this year, was inspired by the musical production of The Dungeon Family and ...

They worked together in 1996, and now, hip-hop icons Common and Pete Rock have reunited for their first joint album. Their 15-track collab just dropped, and they’re giving us the deets on what ...