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    #61
    Erykah Baduh - Honey


    A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It?


    A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario (Remix)

    This song makes me go off every time when I bboy.

    Digable Planets - Rebirth of Slick


    Notorious B.I.G. - Party and Bullshit

    I get so hyped off this track.

    More to come.

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      #62
      stumbled on this cause all you addicted to youtube:


      cool seeing actual vid.. jeremy fish definately has a unique style. more for the art:




      FYI: there is a HUGH difference between hiphop and "rap"

      hiphop:rap::rap:R&B

      Questions?


      :wgaf:
      ...what hasn’t been done to an m20 yet?

      m20 Oil Stencil

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        #63
        Diamond D - Sally Got A One Track Mind (1993)



        I think I'll open a Heine..

        Tha Alkaholiks ft Diamond D - The Next Level (1995) Socal representing

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          #64
          Nas-Represent


          Redman-Tonight's da Night


          Big Daddy Kane-Ain't no Halfsteppin


          Public Enemy-Bring the Noise

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            #65
            Anybody listen to Thirstin Howl III?

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              #66
              I was never really into hip hop but I did listen to these guys a bit...

              3rd Bass: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9kZy...eature=related
              Originally posted by Simon S
              When a dream is a dream for too long - it becomes a fantasy..

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                #67
                Dr. Dre-Keep Their Heads Ringing.

                ive been really diggin this song lately. all the new music nowadays is rubbish.
                M Coupe

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                  #68
                  i jus got back from a jam and i'm feelin it right now

                  Method man - judgement day


                  L.O.T.U.G. - psycho


                  das efx - they want efx


                  epmd - you gots to chill


                  epmd - its my thing

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                    #69
                    How the heck did I miss this thread?

                    There are also some "cross-over" rap songs to techno and mixes that I love too that are missing here. 180 BPM sutff. But you can not go wrong with the old school snoop. sklee-lo, rum-dmc, beastiy boys/ hip hop tell you pop.

                    God bless 1990.
                    Originally posted by Matt-B
                    hey does anyone know anyone who gets upset and makes electronics?

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                      #70
                      Originally posted by reppin my e30 View Post
                      Dr. Dre-Keep Their Heads Ringing.

                      ive been really diggin this song lately. all the new music nowadays is rubbish.
                      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NzVgl8ohh0
                      I love that song. Great harmonies. Lots of good memories about those days.



                      Mariano


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                        #71
                        So lately I've really been listening to a lot of Big L.

                        Who agrees with me that hip hop died when Big L got shot?
                        Thus Biggie and Tupac started the rap movement as we know it today

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                          #72
                          ^ I agree that was when it started to go down hill to what we have on the radio today. But there is still good hip hop out there, it is just harder to find now.

                          John

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                            #73
                            Originally posted by scabzzzz View Post
                            So lately I've really been listening to a lot of Big L.

                            Who agrees with me that hip hop died when Big L got shot?
                            Thus Biggie and Tupac started the rap movement as we know it today
                            i dont agree it died completely....but it definitely lost a something when he passed

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                              #74
                              Originally posted by Coco Savage View Post
                              i dont agree it died completely....but it definitely lost a something when he passed
                              Well, I agree with what you said really.
                              Because from "The Big picture" on up, Fat Joe was different. Jay Z was different. Everything evolved into shit I dont really care for. Which sucks because I love hip hop. And I love Nas too, but unfortunately he isnt hip hop. Never was to be honest with you. (flame suit on)


                              I had a huge discussion last night with one of my friends over hip hop. Hes a turn tablist.
                              You can still see remnants of hip hop around today with people under the stairs, and Q Tip releasing another album.

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                                #75
                                the music is now too big a industry for suits not to try to make money off of. Thats the biggest difference today.


                                Back even before big l and ditc.....people never felt it was a viable format, and pretty much tried to suppress it. In doing so it made people go out and get people to hear them(ie street battles) and made them hungry to just get on. It was more about a push against the coporate machine(hence fun rhyme battles, rather then violence).

                                Ditc and Big L werent big enough yet to make the kind of impact that biggie or pac did during their respective times. If anything big L got taken down before he could blossom into that stage of hugely recognized MC. He obviously had the talent. But who knows what really kept him down, label, crew, etc.....just sucks we will never know.

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