For ep. 5, bigmcenroe is joined by his old pal Patrick Skene aka Pip Skid. They talk about Pip’s early days of isolation as possibly Brandon’s first hardcore rap fan, becoming friends, switching from Hockey to Skateboarding, collecting and finally making music, doing grafitti in a small town, and finally moving on from Brandon. Lots of laughs on this one!
Canada Sucks. Today and every day. Pip and bigmcenroe work together again for the first time in 15 years.
New bigmcenroe (fka mcenroe) album featuring Pip Skid, Yy, Bazooka Joe 204, with cuts by DJ Hunnicutt.
mcenroe checks in with Odario of Mood Ruff and Grand Analog. In part one, they go over the early days in Winnipeg, their first releases together on Peanuts & Corn, and then the birth of Slo Coach Records and Mood Ruff’s first video, “No Hooks”.
mcenroe catches up with Jason Lapeyre, who directed many of the Peanuts & Corn videos over the years, as they each talk about the videos they have directed by Pip Skid, John Smith, Gruf, mcenroe, and others.
mcenroe completes his talk with his good buddy Pip Skid, and they cover their last few records together and Pip’s work post-P&C with Marathon of Dope and Foultone Records.
mcenroe catches up with DJ Dow Jones aka Spitz from legendary Winnipeg group Mood Ruff to run through the group’s history and what he has been up to lately.
In this episode, mcenroe digs through his vaults and plays you remixes from the late 90s to the early 2000s, many of them unreleased!
In this episode, mcenroe runs down a beat tape (CD) that he made for his rapper friends in September, 2000, and all the classic P&C songs that they turned into.
mcenroe is joined by Pip Skid, and they talk about writing together for Farm Fresh, the Wicked Nut solo album that never was, fermented reptile and Pip’s adventures in BC and Halifax.
In this episode, mcenroe and DJ Hunnicutt talk about getting started with Farm Fresh, recording in Toronto with Rheostatics, and playing highlights from Hunnicutt’s beat making and scratch chorus work for the label. Plus watch a bonus live video of “Betamax”.
Great new quarantine themed EP from Pip Skid with production by Rob Crooks.
