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going old school is too easy....heres some dope new stuff
Check out these guys' A Piece of Strange album
London, ON native:
Is this thread unstable for anyone else? I think there's too much good hip hop for one thread.
K last one, cause I'm already late for work cause of this thread 
(copied from Facebook)
All my life I've been obsessed with music. But the obsession definitely peaked in my high school years - and the obsession was Hip-Hop. Lots of it. In fact, I'd spend the majority of my pay cheque earned from working nights at Future Shop (in the music department, duh) - at Dr. Disc in Hamilton. I'd always head in mid-week, and the guys knew me by first name, and would sell me albums days before they officially came out. Eventually, my collection grew massive, and I began making mixtapes. Not ordinary mixtapes that a DJ with technique turntables - no no, a guy with his Dad's 5 disc CD player, and a pioneer tapedeck. When preparing my tapes, I'd come up with a tracklist, then record every other track on cassette tape. Then, when recording, I'd play one track on CD, then mix the next track from cassette. The results weren't always amazing, but the mixtapes were always blended - and back then, that was good enough for most. I likely made about 100+ mixes between 1994 and 1998. I've since doubled in age, but still have a great love for this music and decided it was time to blow off the dust and start putting together 'mixes' again. This time around, from the comfort of my couch, on this device called an 'iPad' (Djay app to be precise).
The Button Hip-Hop Mixtape (Revisited) Vol. I
LINK
(click to stream, right click save as to download)
Mic Geronimo - Masta I.C. - [1995]
Camp Lo - Killin� Em Softly - [1997]
Jay-Z - D�evils - [1996]
Royal Flush - Movin� On Ya Weak Productions - [1997]
Das EFX - Here It Is - [1995]
DJ Honda - Kill The Noize - [1995]
Choclair - What It Takes - [1996]
Ghetto Concept - E-Z On The Motion - [1995]
Saukrates - Hate Runs Deep - [1995]
Smif-N-Wessun - Hellucunation - [1995]
Mobb Deep - Back at You - [1996]
Tony Touch feat. Prodigy - Basics - [2000]
GZA & RZA feat. DJ Muggs - Third World - [1997]
GZA - Liquid Swords - [1995]
Raekwon - Incarcerated Scarfaces - [1995]
Jeru The Damaja - Ain�t The Devil Happy - [1994]
Saukrates - Fine Line - [1998]
D.I.T.C. - Da Enemy - [2000]
Channel Live feat KRS-One - Mad Izm - [1995]
Canibus - Second Round K.O. - [1998]
Beastie Boys - Ricky�s Theme - [1994]
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| Originally posted by Jeff Button (copied from Facebook) |
Theres been alot and I mean ALOT of great hip hop coming out lately. This year is going to be a big year. I love the fact alot of the crappy bling bling mcs have died off and we`re hearing alot of 90`s style hip hop lately.
Raekwon has been killin it! one of my favorite mcs of 2011. his new album is banging and lookin forward to wu`s new albums droppin this year. check some of this stuff out
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| Originally posted by Jeff Button Eventually, my collection grew massive, and I began making mixtapes. Not ordinary mixtapes that a DJ with technique turntables - no no, a guy with his Dad's 5 disc CD player, and a pioneer tapedeck. |
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| Originally posted by infinity HiGH Is this thread unstable for anyone else? I think there's too much good hip hop for one thread. |
Some great classics in here. Haven't really been keeping up to the genre cause there's too much crap out.. dig this groovy one though
I thought this would be the appropriate place to ask: Does anyone remember a music video with a singing silver head on the hood of a car? Could be a mos def song... it's been bugging me for years! What is it called?!
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| Originally posted by Vivid Boy Raekwon has been killin it! one of my favorite mcs of 2011. his new album is banging and lookin forward to wu`s new albums droppin this year. check some of this stuff out |
I am a huge fan of old-skool, even so far back as the Roots and Rakim
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| Originally posted by yankeeBaby Word. Raekwon killed it with the new album. Went to the Wu-tang concert in December and it was fantastic. Their style never dies and makes New Yorkers proud to NOT be apart of that Lil Weezy shiiiiiite. I am a huge fan of old-skool, even so far back as the Roots and Rakim |
The Songs You Guys Posted Let Me Know Alot About Your Level Musically & Some Of Your Personality Traits
If You Guys Like Hip Hop So Much You Should Go To A Canadian Hip Hop Forum & Talk To People Who Listen To Hip Hop More
The 90s Was Not The Golden Era Thats What Everyone Says Usually Because They Were Teenagers Then Or They Were New To The Music
EDM DJs Like Apocoliptos BFF & Others That Are Now Incorporating Urban & Urban Djs Incorpoarting EDM Should Stick To Being Imiattion Warm Up Acts
They Should Stick To Being Bad EDM DJs Who Water Down That Music EDM Guys Stick To EDM & Urban Stick To Urban You Guys Dont Know Enough About Your Own Genres To Talk About Others Yet
Yelawolf is about the only thing that is good in hiphop right now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np3pU-dLok4
i'll just drop this in here
http://soundcloud.com/ambassadeurs/...tyrrhena-patera
...sooo all you guys like dubstep than?
Hip Hop has always been a love of mine.
If you want some good mixes check out this guy
http://www.itstherub.com/?cat=15
Runs through the history of hip hop on a yearly basis.
Good stuff.
I got too many tracks to list, way too many.
If there's one track i can only pick, it would be ...
"Del The Funky Homosapien (ft. Hieroglyphics) - Burnt"
2:45
Every track posted here is legit, true to hiphop and a salute you all.
Hip Hop was Hip Hop back then ... present time is a diff story and I laugh at the hipster thuggs blasting Lil Wayne and etc.
As Ice T stated ...
Ice-T Disses Soulja Boy
Tags: Ice-T Disses Soulja Boy
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| Originally posted by Vivid Boy |
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| Originally posted by Katsu Yelawolf |
Ghostface Killah: Top 10 Softest Rappers In The Game
http://rapsandhustles.com/2011/03/0...rs-in-the-game/
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