Street Scene Hip Hop No.20

Issue 20 was the last issue I was able to get my hands on. I've no idea if there were any issues after this one, all I do know is that despite searching I could never find one and the magazine was sorely missed by myself and no doubt hundreds of others. I'm sure if there were any more issues someone will hopefully point it out. In this final issue Chuck Chill interviews Grandmaster Flash and does his weekly 'Electro/Soul Report' together with the usual news, reveiws and weekly chart.

Street Scene Hip Hop No.19

In this issue we find Chuck Chill chatting to Aleem as well as doing his now regular 'Electro/Soul Report' column. Also included were the usual reviews, news and weekly chart.

Street Scene Hip Hop No.18

An Original Concept interview this week from Chuck Chill and some kind words from him regarding the UK scene at the time. The usual reveiws, news and chart included.

Street Scene Hip Hop No.16

Great interview from Chuck Chill with the late Scott La Rock and Blastmaster KRS1 from 12:41 about the great track 'Success is the Word'. Usual news, reveiws and weekly chart included.

Street Scene Hip Hop No.15

This week we had another Chuck Chill interview, this time around it was The Fat Boys who gots his attention, plus the usual news and reviews. There's also a short write up on a Rock Box all-dayer in London.

Street Scene Hip Hop No.14

Double page spread on British graffiti artists The Chrome Angelz was the highlight of this issue. Also included was a small piece on The Wild Bunch from Bristol. Didn't agree with the two stars that was given to the Original Concept track 'Can You Feel It?' in the review section and the 'Electro Top 40' chart leaves the hip hop pages to join all the other charts from within the magazine on their own designated page in the main mag.

Street Scene Hip Hop No.13

It's Doug E Fresh turn this week to be interviewed by Chuck Chill. Nothing else of note apart from a very short write up on what seemed to be rather dsappointing Def Jam launch party in the UK. A strange choice with a couple of the photo's that accompanied the piece especially when there were live PA's to photo on the night.

Street Scene Hip Hop No.12

This week we see ground breaking changes to the record review system. We now have a three star system; three stars is 'essential vinyl', two stars is 'worth picking up if you have any money left' and one star is 'only for fanatics'. Another short piece on the UK's Hardrock Soul Movement and a short write up on The Shure Shock from London holding nice classic hip hop poses for the camera !!

Street Scene Hip Hop No.11

Two page interview with Run DMC by Chuck Chill from America who becomes a frequent contributor to these pages, eventually getting his own regular column entitled 'Chuck Chill's Electro/Soul Report'.

Street Scene Hip Hop No.10

Includes a 'Hip Hop Jams' write up from USA and England featuring The Wildbunch from Bristol, together with the usual news and 'Electro Rap Top 40' chart.