Terminator X

Terminator X - Homey Don't Play Dat Feat. Bonnie 'N' Clyde 1991 Video

Terminator X

Terminator X - Terminator X & the Valley Of The Jeep Beets 1991
(RAL, Columbia Records)

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01. Vendetta...The Big Getback
02. Chuck D Introducing Sister Souljah  Buck Whylin'
03. Bonnie 'N' Clyde  Homey Don't Play Dat
04. Juvenile Delinquintz  Juvenile Delinquintz
05. Andreas 13  The Blues
06. The Interrogators  Back to the Scene of the Bass
07. Can't Take My Style
08. Celo of the Casino Brothers  Wanna Be Dancin'
09. Dubmaster  DJ Is the Selector
10. Spacey B. Experience  Run That Go-Power Thang
11. Section 8  No Further
12. High Priest of Turbulence
13. The Chief Groovy Loo  Ain't Got Nuttin'

Terminator X - Buck Whylin'

Terminator X Chuck D & Sister Souljah - Buck Whylin' 1991 Video
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Terminator X - Juvenile Delinquintz 1991

Terminator X - Juvenile delinquintz 1991 Video
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From 1991 Album: "Terminator X & The Valley of Jeep Beats".....

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Norman Rogers (known by his stage name Terminator X) is best known as the producer DJ of the rap group Public Enemy, which he left in 1999. He has also produced two solo albums, Terminator X & The Valley of Jeep Beats (1991) and Super Bad (1994), featuring, among others, Chuck D, Sister Souljah, Kool DJ Herc, the Cold Crush Brothers, and a Bass music track by the Punk Barbarians.

Due to his publicly reserved nature, it has been said that Terminator X "speaks with his hands" in reference to his adept scratching abilities. Terminator X quit the hip-hop scene in 2003 and has been running an ostrich farm in South Carolina.

Terminator's original stage name was DJ Mellow D. This was the name by which he is mentioned in the lyrics of the Public Enemy single Public Enemy #1. Chuck D later gave him the name "Terminator X". As Chuck D recounts: "I gave him the name Terminator X, which meant that he was terminating all the nonsense, and the X symbolized the unknown, a terminating of all the things we think we believe, that we really don't know about." Chuck D goes on to explain that Terminator initially did not like his new name. Many people thought he was blind, but he wore the shades to mimic the Teminator movies.