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In first grade, at a friend’s birthday party, Eligh and the rest of the kids watched a movie called “Beat Street.” The movie made quite an impression and inspired Eligh to make a trip to his local record store where he picked up LL Cool J’s “I’m Bad.” After one listen, he knew what he wanted to do. The year was 1985. Eligh’s first official step into the hip-hop world was under the name lower m.c. and his first crew was the Boogalu Badboys with his friend Scarub. At the time, they were both attending Hamilton High School in L.A. They changed their name to Urban Instinct and then they met Murs, a fellow Hamilton student. The three of them became known as 3 Melancholy Gypsys (3MG). Eligh was living with his aunt and uncle, but was kicked out of the house. This would end up being the event that led to him becoming part of the Living Legends. After being kicked out, Eligh moved up to the bay area and began staying on a friend’s couch. The friends he was staying with had a house party one night and one of the partygoers was The Grouch. Through a mutual friend they were introduced and ended up hooking up to record a song together. While they were working on the song, Sunspot Jonz came by and met Eligh and brought Eligh into the crew. Under his beat-making alter ego, Gandalf, Eligh has helped provide the backbone of the Legends sound and is responsible for many of the Legends classic songs. Eligh’s latest project, The Grouch & Eligh “Say G&E,” is available now. and has just realeased level 3 of his gandalf’s beat machine series

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  • DropSoap

    I love GreyCrow. Which album should I grab next?

    22 Mar 6:43am Reply
  • DarthMoe

    It's sickening how underrated Eligh is, he can rap flawlessly over any beat..and he's a dope producer.

    10 Oct 2012 Reply
  • thenubreed

    Its just the Chronic

    11 Jan 2012 Reply
  • BBacid

    Like his new stuff but it doesnt compare to Poltergeist...Its probably me though, I have to get with the times.

    7 Jan 2012 Reply
  • Mrd00d

    Grey Crow > Therapy at 3 but they're both excellent. Anyone else scrobbling T @ 3 as just Eligh, instead of going along with the 'new artist' Eligh and Amplive?

    7 Dec 2011 Reply
  • InsertScaryName

    slept on him for too long.. great flow and lyrics!

    28 Nov 2011 Reply
  • uh_oh_jlm

    New album with Amp Live is stupid good. He might have just become my favorite emcee with this one.

    19 Nov 2011 Reply
  • illFigure90

    i dont know how he does it, but he amazes me more and more with every release

    17 Nov 2011 Reply
  • samszion

    I'm addicted to his voice, his timbre, his words, his beats, his flow, his soul.

    16 Nov 2011 Reply
  • uh_oh_jlm

    I'ma have to go ahead and post again about how dope Grey Crow is...and all his other albums of course are top fucking notch. Good lord I wish I could just be friends with this dude and chill and talk haha.

    17 Sep 2011 Reply
  • sheepareevil

    fuck who didnt tell me about Grey Crowd sooner?!

    30 Aug 2011 Reply
  • RussellJones

    grey crow is such a gem.....

    7 Aug 2011 Reply
  • VietMoneys

    GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANDAAAAAAALLLLLFFF!

    9 Jul 2011 Reply
  • inglorious_

    I'm caught up in a whirlwind

    3 Jul 2011 Reply
  • malloun4eG

    As They Pass has nice atmosphere!

    13 Jun 2011 Reply
  • Soluiotn

    Grey Crow is outta this world.

    30 May 2011 Reply
  • KaliYall

    Grey Crow seems to grow on me more and more each day.

    23 May 2011 Reply
  • Civvv

    GREY CROW OH FUCK

    18 Apr 2011 Reply
  • Prolyfik

    Well that wasn't a cliche comment at all...

    3 Mar 2011 Reply
  • OCD4CDz

    Man, I really love the hooks on Grey Crow :D And just about everything about it...that and Kno's Death Is Silent were the two best all around hip-hop albums last year. Both of them had ballance and poise, something that "mainstream rap" (garbage) doesn't have at all.

    8 Feb 2011 Reply
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