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BUFFALOBUFFALO Posts: 760
edited January 2006 in Other Music
first off did you ever listen to rap...
whats your first rap group ,you bopppped your head to :)

for me it was :
nwa , young mc, 2live crew, an the fuckin hammer,oh yes an of course mr ice himself vanilla ....to coldddddddddddd
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MSG 2 08, Buffalo 10, Hamilton 11


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    oktacomaoktacoma Posts: 335
    And this is related to PJ how?
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    onebadbootlegonebadbootleg Posts: 118
    Public Enemy, still one of my faves
    Poetry and powertools
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    Bird33Bird33 Posts: 120
    I like P. Diddy's first album

    Tribe Called Quest is good too.
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    Get_RightGet_Right Posts: 12,479
    tribe
    beasties!!!!
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    onebadbootlegonebadbootleg Posts: 118
    oktacoma wrote:
    And this is related to PJ how?


    Yeah dude, lets bitch about posters all day.
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    OttOtt Posts: 403
    First, Run DMC. Then NWA & Eazy. Always love the Tribe, Leaders of New School, De La Soul, EPMD.

    Nowadays, there is still a little good hip-hop out there: Talib Kweli, Mos Def (his last album was all over the place musically), Common, Erick Sermon, Jean Grae (GREAT lady rapper), the Roots. People who rap about real shit, not just bling and guns and what not. You just have to weed through all the crap getting airplay (kind of like the rock scene I guess).
    'Give me some music; music, moody food/ of us that trade in love'
    -Shakespeare
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    onebadbootlegonebadbootleg Posts: 118
    How about blackalicious yo?
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    Atomic PunkAtomic Punk Posts: 2,941
    Run DMC and the Fat Boys, along with Doug E Fresh, Whodini and UTFO
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    gabersgabers Posts: 2,787
    Atomic Punk wrote:
    Run DMC and the Fat Boys, along with Doug E Fresh, Whodini and UTFO

    Wow. That's the true old school. Don't forget Kool Moe D! I never was that big of a rap fan but my early favorites were Run DMC, LL Cool J, Beastie Boys, Slick Rick.
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    CM1847CM1847 Posts: 577
    NWA "Express Yourself" is probably the best rap song ever.
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    onebadbootlegonebadbootleg Posts: 118
    CM1847 wrote:
    NWA "Express Yourself" is probably the best rap song ever.
    ...after Fight the Power by P.E.!!
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    gabersgabers Posts: 2,787
    twilighthummer wrote:
    ...after Fight the Power by P.E.!!


    true dat! true dat!
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    BUFFALOBUFFALO Posts: 760
    oh shit i forgot about the fat boysssssss
    Buffalo 96,Barrie 98,Tampa 00,Orlando HOB 03,Buffalo 03,London 05,Hamilton 05 ,Toronto 06,
    MSG 2 08, Buffalo 10, Hamilton 11


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    Atomic PunkAtomic Punk Posts: 2,941
    gabers wrote:
    Wow. That's the true old school. Don't forget Kool Moe D! I never was that big of a rap fan but my early favorites were Run DMC, LL Cool J, Beastie Boys, Slick Rick.

    forgot about Slick Rick...and LL
    I remember when Run DMC's first album came out. I loved it. I was into rap pretty good there for awhile...until about 87 or so, then just a little bit here and there until the Chronic came out. Thats the last time I really listened to rap music. It changed a lot over the years...and for the much much worse as far as I am concerned.
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    cccrankcccrank Posts: 18
    oktacoma wrote:
    And this is related to PJ how?

    Well, seeing as how it is "other music," it probably doesn't matter if it is related to Pearl Jam...

    I'm pretty much digging "Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta" by the Geto Boys...
    “He's mythological to me, like Zeus or Thor. I don't want to dispel all the myths and mysteries that surround some of his stuff, which I think is just absolutely phenomenal, inspiring and righteous.”

    -Ryan Adams on Bob Dylan
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    imspinninimspinnin Posts: 933
    Okay rap....wow, who was I then??:rolleyes: Here we go...
    Beastie Boys
    Run DMC
    LL Cool J
    KRS One
    Big Daddy Kane
    Ice T
    and my personal favorite...
    Lords of the Underground!!!

    YEAH BOY-EEEE!!!!:D
    If I could be anything in the world I would be your teardrop...I would be born in your eyes, live on your cheeks, and die on your lips.
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    BUFFALOBUFFALO Posts: 760
    I'm pretty much digging "Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta" by the Geto Boys...[/quote]


    is that what is in office space?
    Buffalo 96,Barrie 98,Tampa 00,Orlando HOB 03,Buffalo 03,London 05,Hamilton 05 ,Toronto 06,
    MSG 2 08, Buffalo 10, Hamilton 11


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    cccrankcccrank Posts: 18
    BUFFALO wrote:
    I'm pretty much digging "Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta" by the Geto Boys...


    is that what is in office space?[/quote]

    yes. i also forgot 'EZ E,' I mean, talk about a true baller.
    “He's mythological to me, like Zeus or Thor. I don't want to dispel all the myths and mysteries that surround some of his stuff, which I think is just absolutely phenomenal, inspiring and righteous.”

    -Ryan Adams on Bob Dylan
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    South of SeattleSouth of Seattle West Seattle Posts: 10,708
    Hip Hop and Rock is all I grew up listening to.
    I agree with Ott that what everyone hears as rap is pretty much bullshit.
    It's like people saying that Rock music sucks because all they hear on the radio is 3 doors down and Good Charlotte. The early 90's was the golden of all music IMO.

    De La Soul
    ATCQ
    Boogie Down Productions
    Common
    Del Tha Funkee Homosapien
    PE
    The Roots

    The list goes on and on
    NERDS!
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