I'm downloading music and right now Im in the mood for some older hip-hop and rap. I just downloaded No Sleep Till Brooklyn and Rock The Bell but Im down
for anything from any genre so bring the suggestions new and old
JJB Music Heads Come On Out!
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Posts: 2572 (10/14/2009 8:53 PM) |
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imcool84 |
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Posts: 3390 (10/14/2009 8:55 PM) |
De La Soul - Me, Myself and I
Slick Rick- Bedtime Story Doug E. Fresh and Slick Rick - 6 Minutes Anything by A Tribe Called Quest... and that is all I can think of right now. |
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Posts: 17542 (10/14/2009 8:56 PM) |
To summarize, you want new and old music from any genre?
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BradH84 |
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Posts: 2573 (10/14/2009 9:02 PM) |
Samantha James wrote: Why yes! LOL |
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KellySD |
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Posts: 210 (10/14/2009 9:05 PM) |
Is rap/hip-hop considered more spoken word or music? I have wondered about this.
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KellySD wrote: really? |
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OP do you want albums or songs? My itunes library is a goldmine of golden age hip hop
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Posts: 17321 (10/14/2009 9:10 PM) |
Onyx -Slam
Ruff Ryder's Anthem DMX Party Up Talib Kweli - Just to be by Mos Def - Ms Fat booty Anything Erikah Badu Pete Rock and CL SMooth - Reminisce **one of my favorite songs** Method Man and Redman Big Daddy Kane - ain't no half steppin MC Lyte Hip Hop Hooray |
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KellySD |
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Posts: 213 (10/14/2009 9:10 PM) |
Goat with numbers -- yeah. Like with the reggae toasters who do mostly talking, isn't rap primarily spoken word recited over a repetitive beat with samples
and such mixed in?
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Posts: 17322 (10/14/2009 9:11 PM) |
thegoat121886 wrote:Can you post some of your playlist? I would love to get some stuff. |
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Posts: 17323 (10/14/2009 9:13 PM) |
KellySD wrote:When rap first started it was more talking over music, but I think it has grown a lot since then. Plus, a lot of rappers are "singing" on records now too. |
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thegoat121886 |
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KellySD wrote: there are so many subgenres that you cant make absolute generalizations. Hip hop isnt primarily anything. Yes, there is spoken word, like what you'd hear on a session of Def Poetry Jam. Yes, there are the over synthesized songs from the 80s where rappers had yet to master internal rhyme schemes There are also the mellow, jazz infused sounds of Pete Rock and J Dilla There's the hardcore nihilistic breaks from Wu-Tang Clan and Smif N Wessun You can't really group it all into one. |
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Posts: 217 (10/14/2009 9:17 PM) |
OK, thanks goat. I appreciate your insight.
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PuraVidaPanama wrote: From my latest played playlist Pete Rock and CL Smooth- All the Places Souls of Mischief- Cab Fare Nice and Smooth- Sometimes I Rhyme Slow Dream Warriors- California Dreamin' Ghostface Killah- Wu Banga 101 The Freestyle Fellowship- Sunshine Men Madvillain- All Caps Danny!- Wanderland Graveadiggaz- 1-800 Suicide A Tribe Called Quest- Award Tour Eric B and Rakim- Paid in Full De la Soul- Big Brother Beat Handsome Boy Modeling School- The World's Gone Mad Black Sheep- Strobelight Honey i'll post more in a sec |
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Posts: 5869 (10/14/2009 9:25 PM) |
OP is a geektard.
Goat, post your current playlist...I got some good suggestions last time! (I think that was your playlist you posted once  )
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BradH84 |
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Posts: 2574 (10/14/2009 9:30 PM) |
thegoat121886 wrote:either or |
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The Pharcyde- Drop
GZA-Liquid Swordz Raekwon- Verbal Intercourse Mos Def- Travelin' Man Beastie Boys- Sure Shot Jaylib- Champion Sound Common- A Penny For My Thoughts Boogie Down Productions- My Philosophy De la Soul- I Am I Be Main Source- Live at the Barbeque Digable Planets- 9th Wonder Blackalicious- President's Paragraph Blahzay Blahzay- Danger KMD- Fuck Wit Ya Head Charizma and Peanut Butter Wolf- My World Premiere Del The Funkee Homosapien- Mistadobalina Outkast- Wheelz of Steel J Live- Like This Anna Paid and Live- All My Time Camp Lo- Luchini Audio Two- Top Billin' Cornershop- Candyman Atmosphere- God's Bathroom Floor Wu-Tang Clan- Protect Ya Neck DJ Shadow- Building Steam With a Grain of Salt Luscious Jackson- Daughters of the Kaos Portishead- Sour Times Sublime- Live @ E's The Roots- The Lesson, Pt. 1 Eric B and Rakim- Don't Sweat the Technique Gang Starr- Check the Technique J Dilla- Nothing Like This MF DOOM- Deep Fried Frenz Pete Rock and CL Smooth- T.R.O.Y. Nas- N.Y. State of Mind DJ Jazzy Jeff- For Da Love of Da Game A Tribe Called Quest- Check the Rhyme Lost Boyz- Renee Foreign Exchange- Leave It All Behind Public Enemy- Rebel Without a Pause Mobb Deep= Shook Ones, Pt 2 Saul Williams- Tr(n)igger Lords of the Underground- Chief Rocka EPMD- You Gots to Chill Naughty By Nature- Feel Me FLow The CouP- Fat Cats, Bigga Fish Visionaries- Blessings G Love and Special Sauce- Cold Beverage Lord Finesse and DJ Mike Smooth- Bad Mutha Hieroglyphics-At the Helm |
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thegoat121886 |
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i forgot my favorite song
The Pharcyde- Passin' me By |
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