No real thread for hip hop mixes tho... will check that out
Re: Real hip Hop.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 5:37 pm
by Func
Weirdly enough I was listening to my DJ Premier playlist yesterday and rediscovered this
Re: Real hip Hop.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 6:27 pm
by tomre
One of my favourite tracks ...
Re: Real hip Hop.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 7:39 pm
by nakedlunch
rayman612 wrote:
No real thread for hip hop mixes tho... will check that out
I'm not touching that part of the forum , such a mess.
Re: Real hip Hop.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 8:11 pm
by 214
To me, these guys are the most criminally underrated groups. IMO, they strike gold on both production and lyrical value. Perfect combination of the two. They've been around for a while now but not very well known. Huge fan of all their works. Mostly on Botanica Del Jibaro, City Centre Offices and Hometapes
-CYNE
I'm a big fan of the more underground stuff:
Jedi Mind Tricks
Binary Star
Seven Star
Cunninlynguists
Blackstar
Blackalicious
Cannibal Ox
Company Flow
Jean Grae
Bahamadia
Living Legends
Madlib
Quasimoto
MURS
Shad
Dilated Peoples
Gangstarr
Slum Village
Hieroglyphics
Wu of course
Re: Real hip Hop.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 9:06 pm
by nakedlunch
I really really rate 50 Cent , once you look past all the "commercial " crap he gets linked to he has very solid rhymes
Re: Real hip Hop.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 9:07 pm
by dickman69
nakedlunch wrote:
rayman612 wrote:
No real thread for hip hop mixes tho... will check that out
I'm not touching that part of the forum , such a mess.
sad to see the hip hop subforum go
Re: Real hip Hop.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 9:17 pm
by dickman69
meantime i guess i could post summmm
Re: Real hip Hop.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 9:18 pm
by Morrello
Re: Real hip Hop.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 11:05 pm
by fda
Its funny how things go- Hip Hop had a good run in club land and certainly the golden era of 86-90 (when so much great music in so many genres emerged) was a GREAT time- when Rave hit a lot of peoople jumped off the Hip Hop scene and of course missed some great music the Pete Rock, Das EFX, Ultra, Cypress Hill, Hardknox, Brand Nubian, Leaders of the new school, Lords of the underground, Wu etc
Anyways fast forward to today........
For upfront underground independent as well as classicHip-Hop and related beats check the Funk by Funk Radio show Mondays 10pm til 12am on Inspirationfm.com the frst hour is usually when this stuff gets played
in a strange 'connect the dots' type fashion here is a soul/disco/oldhouse mix from easy mo bee. (made beats for channel live, biggie,das fx, woo ha, lost boyz.... east coast badman)
This is the music of my teen years, its why I got into Djing and why im now so obsessed with funk, soul and original breaks.
This mix I did about 4 years ago contains some great tracks.
Masta Ace INC-INC Ride
Funkdoobiest-Rock On (buckwild mix)
Group Home-Livin' Proof
Royce Da 59-Boom (inst)
Wu Tang Clan-Tearz
Gravediggaz-1-800-Suicide
Nas-Nas Is Like
Gangstarr-You KNow My Steez
Diamond D-The Hiatus
Jay-Z-Dead Presidents
Blahzay Blahzay-Danger
EPMD-The Joint
Mobb Deep-Hell On Earth (inst)
KRS 1-Mc's Act Like They Don't Know
Rampage-Wild For The Night
KRS 1-A Friend (inst)
Mobb Deep-Shook Ones II
Jehst-High Plains Anthem
Jeru Da Damaja-Invasion
Common-6th Sense
Smiff n Wessun-Bucktown
Dialeted Peoples-Worst Comes To Worst
Crooklyn Dodgers-Return Of The Crooklyn Dodgers
Mobb Deep-Survival Of The Fittest
CRU-Just Another Case
Coco Brovaz-Super Brooklyn
Nas- The World Is Yours (inst)
Digable Planets-9th Wonder
So Many more I could have used, but these were the ones I chose on that specific day!
