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Hip hop artists Rob Dz and Opal Ellyse play the High Noon Saloon in Madison Tuesday for the second session of Cap Times Live. DJ Vilas Park Sniper performs as well, and Cap Times features editor Rob Thomas poses questions. Sponsored by Monona Bank, Goodman's Jewelers, Lake Louie Brewing and Hinckley Productions.