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Old 05-08-2009, 03:22 PM   #1
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Default Hip-Hop Music Thread

Since the Notrious B.I.G. thread was getting a little off topic at the Blu Ray Release Forum. I wanted to start this thread about hip hop music. You can talk about todays artist all the way back to the legends of the game. Who is the G.O.A.T. of all time? We can discuss it here

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Old 05-08-2009, 03:29 PM   #2
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Hip-Hop these days, for the most part, is crap. All you need is one good phrase/hook, put a decent beat to it, and then BAM instant success.

Here's my favorite MCs/Groups
Mos Def
Talib Kweli
Black Thought
Del the Funky Homosapien
Camp Lo
LL Cool J
Method Man
Gang Starr
Jurassic 5
Q-Tip
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Old 05-08-2009, 03:32 PM   #3
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Relapse is good. Not as good as Marshal Mather's LP but good.

Some good decent releases:

Kero One
Abstract Rude
Aster Roth
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Hip-Hop these days, for the most part, is crap. All you need is one good phrase/hook, put a decent beat to it, and then BAM instant success.

Here's my favorite MCs/Groups
Mos Def
Talib Kweli
Black Thought
Del the Funky Homosapien
Camp Lo
LL Cool J
Method Man
Gang Starr
Jurassic 5
Q-Tip
I agree. I usually end up listening to older albums from the 90's since I can't stand pop stations playing what they call "hip-hop".

Only new album I like to listen, is Q-Tip's Renaissance. IMHO, it's one of my favorites.
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Hip-Hop these days, for the most part, is crap. All you need is one good phrase/hook, put a decent beat to it, and then BAM instant success.

Here's my favorite MCs/Groups
Mos Def
Talib Kweli
Black Thought
Del the Funky Homosapien
Camp Lo
LL Cool J
Method Man
Gang Starr
Jurassic 5
Q-Tip
You know Talib and Hi-Tek have their reunion this year right?

Red and Meth have Blackout 2 coming.

Saigon will be crazy. Detox may come out. It's like the Duke Nuken Forever of albums.
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Old 05-08-2009, 03:36 PM   #6
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the one the only....

BRAD NOEL

R.I.P.
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I agree. I usually end up listening to older albums from the 90's since I can't stand pop stations playing what they call "hip-hop".

Only new album I like to listen, is Q-Tip's Renaissance. IMHO, it's one of my favorites.
Funny you mention that. I just got it and I'm about to listen to it now

Can you imagine someone like Soulja Boy trying to battle dudes like Talib? No contest, Talib would destroy Soulja boy
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Funny you mention that. I just got it and I'm about to listen to it now

Can you imagine someone like Soulja Boy trying to battle dudes like Talib? No contest, Talib would destroy Soulja boy

Man I can't stand that kid. Don't get me started LOL!

Yeah Q-Tip did a very good job on that album. Enjoy.
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RUN DMC and Kurtis Blow. End of thread.....
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RUN DMC and Kurtis Blow. End of thread.....
Yes them too. Notice the trend.....most of them from back in the day.
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All of you realize Hip-Hop is aliive and well right?

K-Os
Abstract Rude and ATU
Kero One
Z-Trip
Busdriver
Saigon
Immortal Technique

There's tons more great stuff out there that's new.

Listen to the Ken Can Cook album.
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All of you realize Hip-Hop is aliive and well right?

K-Os
Abstract Rude and ATU
Kero One
Z-Trip
Busdriver
Saigon
Immortal Technique

There's tons more great stuff out there that's new.

Listen to the Ken Can Cook album.

Yes, that's why I said for the most part. If anything, what we all know as hip-hop does not get any radio play. It's been corrupted by the "club" hip-hop
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All of you realize Hip-Hop is aliive and well right?

K-Os
Abstract Rude and ATU
Kero One
Z-Trip
Busdriver
Saigon
Immortal Technique

There's tons more great stuff out there that's new.

Listen to the Ken Can Cook album.
Wow, I must be getting old because I have never heard any of these.
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Wow, I must be getting old because I have never heard any of these.
I only heard of Saigon through HBO's Entourage
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I only heard of Saigon through HBO's Entourage
Saigon, Greatest Story Never Told. Will be great.

Lookup the video for Pain in my Life on Youtube.

Then look up the album All In A Dayz Work. He made an album from start to finish, and released it, in 24 hours.
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Saigon, Greatest Story Never Told. Will be great.

Lookup the video for Pain in my Life on Youtube.

Then look up the album All In A Dayz Work. He made an album from start to finish, and released it, in 24 hours.
What the? I'll have to check this out when I get a chance.
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Yes, that's why I said for the most part. If anything, what we all know as hip-hop does not get any radio play. It's been corrupted by the "club" hip-hop
damn clubs, this statement is funny because it can be applied to almost every music genre now no matter what you listen too. I feel the same way about what RADIO and MTV etc... call punk these days. Although club mixes have not affected that genre as much as hip hop
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damn clubs, this statement is funny because it can be applied to almost every music genre now no matter what you listen too. I feel the same way about what RADIO and MTV etc... call punk these days. Although club mixes have not affected that genre as much as hip hop
Yup, and now for rock/alternative/etc. you hear these days instead of clubs, it seems like they make the music for those mall stores (AM eagle/Abercrombie/etc.)
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There's nothing wrong with "club" rap. It serves it's purpose. Make them booties shake. I don't mind it when I go out and drink.
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There's nothing wrong with "club" rap. It serves it's purpose. Make them booties shake. I don't mind it when I go out and drink.
That's true. I don't mind it either when going out every once in a while. However, I don't play that type of music in my ipod or in my car.
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