Athlete made music you've heard

[Colly]

I always liked El Salvador, the later stuffs not my thing though. Oh wait...

Barnesy, Waddle and Hoddle. Plus Andy Cole's effort (Outstanding? I can't find a version of it anywhere now I come to look) was horrific. Looking forward to this Drogba/Essien combo too.

[New Damage]

I liked Cena's guest appearance on MURS' "H-U-S-T-L-E" remix.

Yeah, that was pretty good. He was even better than one of the 'pro' rappers on that song (think it was the guy directly before him), he sounded like an arse clown.

Speaking of Shaq-rap, I uncovered this on the wiki page for Guns N' Roses new (but never coming) album Chinese Democracy.

NBA star Shaquille O'Neal rapped on a song with the band. He took a break from his own recording session and found Dizzy Reed and then drummer Josh Freese working in the same studio:^[12]

"I saw Guns N' Roses listed on the bulletin board in the lobby of the studio so I stuck my head in to check it out. They asked me to join them, so I started freestylin' over their track. It was the first time I ever performed with a rock group, and it felt good."

The collaboration was recorded, but will reportedly not be included on Chinese Democracy.

Edited November 5, 2007 by TheModernWay

[zero]

Bronson Arroyo still does his stuff here in Cincinnati. I haven't heard it, but he draws decent crowds to some smaller venues and I've heard good things.

But yeah, for the win: Must Be The Money!!!

[MalaCloudy Black]

He was even better than one of the 'pro' rappers on that song (think it was the guy directly before him), he sounded like an arse clown.

Chingo Bling? I think it was Chingo Bling. How dare you badmouth Chingo Bling, you cold, dirty son of a bitch. His whole gimmick is that he's.. just here to make people laugh. But still. HOW FUCKING DARE YOU