Gerard Henderson, and the class in which the smug inner city elites .

It was but last January that Gerard Henderson was explaining why John Howard was in choice company when it came to the subject of royalty and republics, as he brooded about:. the luvvies' (then) hero, Justice Michael Kirby. When it comes to the royals and all that, Kirby is every bit as often a monarchist as John Howard.

Yes, it was the years of the luvvies.

Gerard Henderson, and the class in which the smug inner city elites .

It was but last January that Gerard Henderson was explaining why John Howard was in choice company when it came to the subject of royalty and republics, as he brooded about:. the luvvies' (then) hero, Justice Michael Kirby. When it comes to the royals and all that, Kirby is every bit as often a monarchist as John Howard.

Yes, it was the years of the luvvies.

Wisdom Seeker-Beats, Rhymes, Life. FAT LACES AND FADES OLD .

Written by: WISDOM

For one night, 12 N. Eutaw Street in downtown Baltimore was the position for hip hop royalty. The Hippodrome Theater was transformed into anold school mecca for what can be considered the"Golden Era" of hip hop. Aptly named "Fat Laces and Fades", this concert event represented a who's who of those artists that shaped my musical upbringing in the 1980's: Special Ed, Dana Dane, Whodini, MC Lyte, Slick Rick, Doug E.