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Some of my all time favs from years past..enjoy share your thoughts.
 
 
 
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Great stuff. My Philosophy 
 
Eric B. and Rakim - best MC ever
 
EPMD - classic
 
Public Enemy - never gets old
 
 
NWA - one of my all-time favorites
 
3rd Bass - I love cheese
 
 
 
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 Great choice.
 
 Don't forget Doug E. Fresh, Grandmaster Flash, and Kurtis Blow.
 
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KRS-ONE WAS THE SHIT WHEN SCOTT LAROCK WAS HIS DJ

Doug-E-Fresh was fantastic (Sux you can't get The Show on I-Tunes)

I used to be a big fan of Slick Rick & Dr Jeckle And Mr Hyde as well

 

Quote Originally Posted by -Clutch:

Great stuff. My Philosophy 
 
Eric B. and Rakim - best MC ever
 
EPMD - classic
 
Public Enemy - never gets old
 
 
NWA - one of my all-time favorites
 
3rd Bass - I love cheese
 
 
 
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Pharcyde
Tribe Called Quest
Paperboy
Mobb Deep
Big L
Bone Thugs
Nas
As I think of it, hip hop has evolved into 3 differet era's. You got the late 80's early 90's hip hop (Krs-One,Public Enemy, Rakim: era). Then you got mid and some late-90's (ex:Wu-Tang, Nas, Tribe, 2 Pac era). Then in 2000 hip hop= R.I.P 
 
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Then in 2000 hip hop= R.I.P 
 
agree 100%
 
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Noise pollution. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 
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Marly Marl - The Symphony - great song


 
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That Clutch knows about every type of music.
I rapped a sandwich once.  I do have classic Beasties on my IPOD.
 
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Some of my favorite albums...

Outkast - ATLiens
Outkast - Aquemini
Eminem - Infinite
2pac - All Eyez On Me
Kanye West - College Dropout
Common - Finding Forever
Jay Z - Reasonable Doubt
Notorious BIG - Ready to Die
Notorious BIG - Life After Death
Wu Tang - All albums
 
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Quote Originally Posted by kevk87:

Pharcyde
Tribe Called Quest
Paperboy
Mobb Deep
Big L
Bone Thugs
Nas
As I think of it, hip hop has evolved into 3 differet era's. You got the late 80's early 90's hip hop (Krs-One,Public Enemy, Rakim: era). Then you got mid and some late-90's (ex:Wu-Tang, Nas, Tribe, 2 Pac era). Then in 2000 hip hop= R.I.P 


Nas will always reign as well as 2pac, E-40 before the Lil Jon make over, Luniz, DJ Quik, Ice Cube before 2003, De La Soul, DIgital Underground, back in the day Snoop Doggy Dogg, Too Short, Naughty By Nature, Mac Dre.......... I could go on

Y2K didn't end the world but it killed Hip Hop.  What kind of person would I be if I didn't note some of the poeple trying to resurect it......

First some shameless prmotion for my group The Fabulous Saturdays
www.fabsats.com

Little Brother

Devin The Dude
OK Devin's been around for a while, still a fav.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by ktorp18:

Some of my favorite albums...

Outkast - ATLiens
Outkast - Aquemini
Eminem - Infinite
2pac - All Eyez On Me
Kanye West - College Dropout
Common - Finding Forever
Jay Z - Reasonable Doubt
Notorious BIG - Ready to Die
Notorious BIG - Life After Death
Wu Tang - All albums

This is a smart motherfucker here 

give ktorp some props

 
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And BigDaddyXL threw in Little Brother....how many folks really know about Little Brother?  Phonte & Pooh with 9th....you seriously can't go wrong at all there....
 
Check out:  The Chitlin Circuit 1.5 & The Minstrel Show
 
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doesn't get much better then Gza
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by atlheatholder:

And BigDaddyXL threw in Little Brother....how many folks really know about Little Brother?  Phonte & Pooh with 9th....you seriously can't go wrong at all there....
 
Check out:  The Chitlin Circuit 1.5 & The Minstrel Show




Got turned on to Little Brother about 2 1/2 years ago when I was still doing radio.  Heard "The Listening" & "So Fabulous"  and been hooked on the whole Justus League ever since.  They played out here last year for Musicfest NW, WOW, packed!

I met Median of the Justus League about two years ago (my buddy flew him & Odisee out for a show),  he did a track with my boys that we will be releasing soon.  You can check a snippet of it out at www.fabsats.com
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