November 1998 issue of Rap Pages is now available, which includes:

• A feature article about OutKast, the first cover story about the group in a hip-hop publication, talking about the importance of their debut album, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, the changes the group employed on their second album, ATLiens, and what the group has to offer when it comes to their new album, Aquemini, their view on longevity

• A feature article about Do or Die, discussing their latest album, Heads or Tails, spirituality, as well as running their own label and building a studio for Chicago's hip-hop talent

• An interview with Kurupt, in preparation for the release of his debut album, Kuruption!, discussing his relationship with Foxy Brown, meeting Snoop Dogg, getting signed to Death Row, touching on the business side of the industry and wanting to run his own record company

• A feature article about Jayo Felony, talking about his childhood, being a gang member, improving his lyrical skills while being in jail, why his debut album, Take a Ride, flopped, and how the release of his second album, Whatcha Gonna Do, will differ

• An interview with Too Short, talking about his relationship with women, his new label, his guest appearances, and the financial success

• A feature article about Saafir, in preparation for the release of his new album, The Hit List, discussing the goal of the album, as well as working with Xzibit and Ras Kass

• A feature article about Twista and Speed Knot Mobstaz, discussing the accessibility of their new album, Mobstability, and the beef with Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

• RPM album review section, featuring new albums from MC Lyte, Lauryn Hill, Beastie Boys, Mack 10, Mudkids, Skull Duggery, Crucial Conflict, 12 Gauge, DJ Smurf, South Click, N'Dea Davenport, Sleepy's Theme, Ka' Nut, and Funkmaster Flex

And much more! Check out the full issue here.