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Posted by audiophile on Dec-21-2004 14:31:

Dog Running french rap??

hey guys, i have a friend who wants to listen to some rap en francaise...does anyone have any idea where i can find some streaming media that has this stuff? most of the stuff we've found is just american rap played by french radio stations....i know this is really an off-topic but any help is appreciated.
thanks


Posted by plouf02 on Dec-21-2004 14:33:

Re: french rap??

quote:
Originally posted by audiophile
hey guys, i have a friend who wants to listen to some rap en francaise...does anyone have any idea where i can find some streaming media that has this stuff? most of the stuff we've found is just american rap played by french radio stations....i know this is really an off-topic but any help is appreciated.
thanks

Skyrock?

edit : www.skyrock.fr


Posted by rooibos on Dec-21-2004 14:54:

I have no input to this thread that is really helpful, but I'd like to say French hip hop is great, since the country is a shithole. Some of the best turntablism and MC's come out of France, both rhyming in English and French.

Where's jdat when you need him.


Posted by TranceEuphoria on Dec-21-2004 15:14:

quote:
Originally posted by rooibos
I have no input to this thread that is really helpful, but I'd like to say French hip hop is great


hmm yeah i absolutely agree. i've got 'zik television (you can receive it per digital satellite on astra) at home, its a french hip hop tv-station, which broadcasts a lot of french hip hop (and few commercials). ^^ imo french hip hop is even better than american rap.


Posted by rooibos on Dec-21-2004 15:20:

Yeh, American rap is a joke now. I liked in the movie La Haine, when the DJ put his speakers out the windows and started scratching some dope ass shit, echoing it throughout the whole housing projects. :] Lots of French movies similar to La Haine feature great hiphop, due to the 'situation' in France, giving birth to movies and lots of hip hop.

A track you may want to check out is called NTM featuring Cut Killer - Nique la Police, which was the track featured during the DJ part in La Haine. I'll put a sample up shortly.


Posted by TranceEuphoria on Dec-21-2004 15:30:

quote:
Originally posted by rooibos
Lots of French movies similar to La Haine feature great hiphop, due to the 'situation' in France, giving birth to movies and lots of hip hop.




there is a big amount of ppl originally from northern africa (maghreb) in the french society. a lot of them are fond of hip hop and boost the growth of hip hop in France. i love this french rap combined with oriental melodies.


Posted by rooibos on Dec-21-2004 15:34:

Here is a sample. You'll be able to pick out some American samples in it. :]

Right Click, Save As!

Another movie like La Haine is 'Comme un Aimant', which also has a very good soundtrack.


Posted by PEZ68 on Dec-21-2004 19:04:

Both of you seem to have a good knowledge about french society
and I didn't know movies like La Haine were known outside the country


Posted by jdat on Dec-21-2004 19:25:

quote:
Originally posted by rooibos
Here is a sample. You'll be able to pick out some American samples in it. :]

Right Click, Save As!

Another movie like La Haine is 'Comme un Aimant', which also has a very good soundtrack.


omg I can't believe you have that song

asssssssssssasssssssssssin de la police!!!!!!! nique nique la police



www.waxexpress.com www.chronowax.com


You'll notice they have a lot of american stuff ... but they actually have good american HH compared to here




btw dont listen to skyrock it's all freaking commercial


Posted by PEZ68 on Dec-21-2004 19:35:

jdat , la caille-ra du tier-quar


Posted by d-miurge on Dec-21-2004 19:41:

TTC is pretty cool too, signed on BigDada label...

Edit : Jdat and Pez inda place, the most famous TA-Fr MC's !


Posted by Orko on Dec-21-2004 19:49:

I have a friend who is really big in the Quebec(Canadian Frech province) French rap scene, and ill ask him and get back to you.


Posted by jdat on Dec-21-2004 19:57:

quote:
Originally posted by d-miurge
TTC is pretty cool too, signed on BigDada label...

Edit : Jdat and Pez inda place, the most famous TA-Fr MC's !



word on represente le front d'attaque des mcs wack!

Ta fr dans la cepla on est les rhymes et les beats pour toi!

Jsuis pas la pour goleri donc ferme ta geule et fait pas lmarmot!

Represente les mcs des taco bell quick et flunch!


Posted by Romain on Dec-21-2004 20:41:

quote:
Originally posted by jdat
word on represente le front d'attaque des mcs wack!

Ta fr dans la cepla on est les rhymes et les beats pour toi!

Jsuis pas la pour goleri donc ferme ta geule et fait pas lmarmot!

Represente les mcs des taco bell quick et flunch!



classic


Posted by djRocket on Dec-22-2004 00:24:

mc solaar. listen to some of his shit and you'll thank me. Trust me


Posted by sEpH on Dec-22-2004 01:26:

quote:
Originally posted by jdat
omg I can't believe you have that song

asssssssssssasssssssssssin de la police!!!!!!! nique nique la police



Its not "assassin de la police",
its " thats the sound of tha police", a sample from an old song made by KRS-One.

The best french rap album in my opinion is : Iam - L'�cole du micro d'argent


Posted by rooibos on Dec-22-2004 01:39:

sEpH is right, it's a sample from KRS-One, aswell as a sample from Supreme NTM.

Supreme NTM is a dope ass group from France, really good stuff.

About the movie La Haine, I found something out really neat. If you've seen it, you'll remember when Cut Killer was mixing in the projects out a window. They used a remote control helicopter to film, which made it appear as if the camera was floating. Great use of primitive technology. Really good movie. Mathieu Kassovitz is a real good director. Also, a bad-ass oldskool track they featured in the movie was Zapp and Roger - More Bounce To The Ounce. It was featured during a scene where they were in the lobby of a housing project and there was a boombox going and some kids were breakdancing really good. Fucking awsome movie. The French hiphop scene is so pure, unlike the commercial American bullshit.

NIQUE LA POLICE!


Posted by Sand Leaper on Dec-22-2004 01:41:

Anyone mention Saian Supa Crew yet?


Posted by sEpH on Dec-22-2004 02:29:

Yeah Saian supa crew are insane!! very unique and unusal style, i love them, i got their 2 dics.
quote:
The French hiphop scene is so pure, unlike the commercial American bullshit.

i would make a correction: The French hiphop scene WAS so pure, unlike the commercial American bullshit.
I went to France this summer and on their "rap/r&b" radio Station (Skyrock) they've only played VERY commercial shits like Usher, Black eyed peas, Beyonce etc.. and their french rap was like some cheesy/sucky french R and B...

IMO french rap is dead (for some years!)


Posted by jdat on Dec-22-2004 02:39:

well most groups you guys are mentionning are what would be considered commercial now.

but it's not to discredit the fact that yes they've done great things like IAM, Mc Solaar ( he was a master at working samples ), Assassin ( they're insane in the studio laying a 32 track of samples mix )


It's kinda sucky right now and very commercial no doubt.


Posted by d-miurge on Dec-22-2004 08:31:

quote:
Originally posted by jdat
Mc Solaar ( he was a master at working samples )


Philippe Zdar (Aka Motorbass, one of the best house 'french touch' group)have done his first album.


Posted by _IDS_ on Dec-22-2004 10:10:

Putain j'y crois pas, les cailleras de TA.fr regarde moi le

Il y a Ben qui joue dedans en plus:














Benjamin POOOOOOWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAA

----------------------------------------------------------------------


Otherwise MC.Solaar is a pure wizard of the words, He wrote superb songs, It's for me the best Artist in this style of music!!

Solaar pleure,
Qui s�me le vent r�colte le tempo,
Armand est mort,
Hasta La Vista,
etc......


Great


Lyrics:
http://www.paroles.net/artis/1869


Posted by rooibos on Dec-22-2004 11:59:

quote:
Originally posted by sEpH
i would make a correction: The French hiphop scene WAS so pure, unlike the commercial American bullshit.
I went to France this summer and on their "rap/r&b" radio Station (Skyrock) they've only played VERY commercial shits like Usher, Black eyed peas, Beyonce etc.. and their french rap was like some cheesy/sucky french R and B...

IMO french rap is dead (for some years!)


Well, you'll have commericla music everywhere, it's what kids want. That dosent neccessicarly mean the music is dead. I'm sure theres thousands of MC's and DJ's mixing up parties, battling, and just rhyming for fun, and not caring about money. You're right about the music turning somewhat commerical, look at Cut Killer's mixes, nothing but commercial r'n b and rap, but hes still a great DJ and turntablist, despite what he plays. The is only dead if you look at the commercial side of it. Compare American MTV shit to say a very underground independant label like Definitive Jux, allthough they're getting commercial. If you pay attention to the mainstream, it's all you're gunna hear.


Posted by PEZ68 on Dec-22-2004 12:17:

If you wanna other artists , check 'Psy4 De La Rue' or 'Sniper' , lot of my friends who like rap told me they are very great rappers


Posted by TranceEuphoria on Dec-22-2004 13:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Anyone mention Saian Supa Crew yet?




great stuff indeed!

I also love

rim'k : boozile


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