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In 1999, McGee helped form Bleeding Edge Spoken Word, under the directorship of his then-roommate. Over two and a half years, the two released 33 compilations of contemporary American spoken word. Although the label is now defunct, McGee started his own imprints – 3XMsound and 3XMpress, in 2001 – in order to produce and release his own CDs and chapbooks.
In 2001, after three years of competing at the San José Poetry Slam, McGee earned a spot on the slam team and went to his first National Poetry Slam held that August in Seattle, Washington. He then returned to the National Poetry Slam with the same team in 2003 and 2004.
In 2003, McGee co-founded the Vancouver, B.C.-based "talk-rock" trio Tons of Fun University with Shane Koyczan and C. R. Avery. Their debut was before a crowd of 15,000 at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, July 2004. The trio has since toured extensively throughout Canada, performing primarily in music festivals.
In 2005, McGee performed a revised version of his popular poem "Like" on a fifth season episode of Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry on HBO.

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Mike McGee

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Books from Mike McGee

Mark Ryden: Bunnies And Bees

In Search of Midnight: The Mike McGee Handbook of Awesome

How the West Was Weird

100 Artists See Satan

The Extraordinary Drawings of Laurie Lipton

Solomon Sparrows Electric Whale Revival

Charles Krafft's Villa Delirium

Roland Reiss: Painting & Sculpture

G. Ray Kerciu: Radical Retrospective

Manuel Pardo: Universo Sonado in Technicolor

Allegedly: The Hugh Brown Chainsaw Collection

Surf's Beat Generation: An Art and Cultural Revolution in Orange County from 1953-1964

The Forsaken Future

Einar & Jamex de la Torre: La Obra