The special chemistry that Marb deep had with Alchemist, Lil White Soul, whatever, you know, call it. Now he's just so dope on the beat and he gets it, you know what I mean? From day one he came in and, you know, he just had that, he had that shit, you know what I mean? The chemistry was just, it was organic, it just happened, you know. It wasn't nothing that had to be forced. It almost felt like he was from where we was from, from New York. I didn't know where he was from when I met him. I thought he was from New York, but he was from LA. And he's a good guy. What influenced me by Alchemist was, his dedication to digging for a record, you know what I mean? Before that, you know, me, I was just working with the same fucking hundred records in my crib and just flipping them and flipping them and flipping them. And then as I watched Alchemist, I see how dedicated he was to digging for records. And I wasn't really too much into that or didn't really care. But once I saw that he was doing that, that pretty much influenced me to be like, hey, you know, you might want to do this. You might want to start digging. One memorable studio moment that I'll never forget would be when Prodigy just came home from jail. Everybody was in the studio. I mean, everybody, even Alchemist was dead. Everybody was dead. And everybody was just so happy. As soon as he got there, he pulled out his rap book that he must have been right while he was in jail and did like 10 songs at night. Everybody was going crazy. Everybody was going crazy. I was going crazy. I was like, holy shit. I was like, I need to, you know, start writing. I mean, he had lyrics, lyrics, lyrics for days. When it did, the 10 songs, first day he came home. I'll never forget it.