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Printableian said: KingBAD said: ian said: For me it was hearing stuff like Sugar Hill, Grandmaster Flash, Erik B & Rakim, and later stuff like LL Cool J, KRS-1, Public Enemy etc. I was hooked as a kid... and as a teenager listening to Tribe, De La, PE, Tupac etc etc just cemented my passion for hiphop permanently
First time I heard Rapper's Delight just blew my mind... I'd never heard anything like it. Rap was quite slow to leak through my corner of the globe... I was the only kid I knew who was into it, apart from a few kids who liked crossover stuff like the Beasties. So imagine how 'took' i was when i heard "8th wonder" then the Xmass song from Kurtis Blow (the piano solo was 'DA BOMB DIGGETY, YO') then the GAP BAND had a lil joint out, this was all back in the late '70s. When MotorWerks came out with "TRANS EUROPE EXPRESS" i was all over it, I wasn't gangsta, but i was all outta the 'jack and jill' shit. Brilliant! Well that was a little before my time but it wasn't long before I was playing catchup! Kurtis Blow is one of the greats... I think someone should do an Org remix of "The Breaks" yknow: if yo thread gets locked by the moderator man / that's the breaks, that's the breaks! / or you get flamed by some newbie again / that's the breaks, that's the breaks!
Okay I'll shut up now. Don't make me like you maaan... DIS SHIT WAS FUNNY AS FUCK THOUGH!!! i am KING BAD!!!
you are NOT... 
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ian said: KingBAD said: ian said: For me it was hearing stuff like Sugar Hill, Grandmaster Flash, Erik B & Rakim, and later stuff like LL Cool J, KRS-1, Public Enemy etc. I was hooked as a kid... and as a teenager listening to Tribe, De La, PE, Tupac etc etc just cemented my passion for hiphop permanently
First time I heard Rapper's Delight just blew my mind... I'd never heard anything like it. Rap was quite slow to leak through my corner of the globe... I was the only kid I knew who was into it, apart from a few kids who liked crossover stuff like the Beasties. So imagine how 'took' i was when i heard "8th wonder" then the Xmass song from Kurtis Blow (the piano solo was 'DA BOMB DIGGETY, YO') then the GAP BAND had a lil joint out, this was all back in the late '70s. When MotorWerks came out with "TRANS EUROPE EXPRESS" i was all over it, I wasn't gangsta, but i was all outta the 'jack and jill' shit. Brilliant! Well that was a little before my time but it wasn't long before I was playing catchup! Kurtis Blow is one of the greats... I think someone should do an Org remix of "The Breaks" yknow: if yo thread gets locked by the moderator man / that's the breaks, that's the breaks! / or you get flamed by some newbie again / that's the breaks, that's the breaks!
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DJ506 said: Grandmaster Flash & Beastie Boys.
 Grandmaster and the FuriousFive were off the hook as well as Beastie Boyz. BASSLINES LL Cool J was cool (fo a minit) RAKIM and Eric B (FOLLOW THE LEADER) nowadays it's DJ QUIK, SHORT KHOP, E-40, EMINEMNDEM (DR.DRE) Jay Z, OUTLAWZ, YOUNGBLOODS, and CEE-LO GREEN i am KING BAD!!!
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KingBAD said: DJ506 said: Grandmaster Flash & Beastie Boys.
Grandmaster and the FuriousFive were off the hook as well as Beastie Boyz. BASSLINES LL Cool J was cool (fo a minit) RAKIM and Eric B (FOLLOW THE LEADER) nowadays it's DJ QUIK, SHORT KHOP, E-40, EMINEMNDEM (DR.DRE) Jay Z, OUTLAWZ, YOUNGBLOODS, and CEE-LO GREEN Is DJ Quik still around?  | |
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Paisley said: KingBAD said: DJ506 said: Grandmaster Flash & Beastie Boys.
Grandmaster and the FuriousFive were off the hook as well as Beastie Boyz. BASSLINES LL Cool J was cool (fo a minit) RAKIM and Eric B (FOLLOW THE LEADER) nowadays it's DJ QUIK, SHORT KHOP, E-40, EMINEMNDEM (DR.DRE) Jay Z, OUTLAWZ, YOUNGBLOODS, and CEE-LO GREEN Is DJ Quik still around? you poor,poor girl :tsk tsk tsk: i am KING BAD!!!
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KingBAD said: Paisley said: KingBAD said: DJ506 said: Grandmaster Flash & Beastie Boys.
Grandmaster and the FuriousFive were off the hook as well as Beastie Boyz. BASSLINES LL Cool J was cool (fo a minit) RAKIM and Eric B (FOLLOW THE LEADER) nowadays it's DJ QUIK, SHORT KHOP, E-40, EMINEMNDEM (DR.DRE) Jay Z, OUTLAWZ, YOUNGBLOODS, and CEE-LO GREEN Is DJ Quik still around? you poor,poor girl :tsk tsk tsk: :LOL: Well I haven't heard anything new from him in long time.  | |
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chemmie said: Once Grunge came around there were only a few hip hop artists I liked. Brand Nubian, Erik B and Rakim, EPMD, De La Soul, Tribe... and some others.
3 albums made me fall in love with Hip Hop all over again in the mid 90s... Black Moon - Enta Da Stage 
Smiff N Wessun - Da Shinin' 
Rae Kwon - Only Built for Cuban Linx 
What? chemmie knows about the Cuban Linx, Who Got the Props and Bucktown? Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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Yo mamma only got 1 leg, and introduced you to hip hop!
:from "SNAPS" book!! 
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sinisterpentatonic said: Kool Keith is the greatest of all time. Thats mah boy. "I'm here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubblegum"
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namepeace said: What? chemmie knows about the Cuban Linx, Who Got the Props and Bucktown?
you just never got to know me good enough. i grew up in mostly suburban, black (but suburban) neighborhoods. it is all i had around me. i listen to all the rock music you can hand to me but i love my hip hop too. those albums came out while I was in high school and got me back away from the grunge and back into hip hop. Boot Camp is my all time favorite and Cuban Linx is one of the best hip hop albums ever! im listening to Binary Star and 7L & Esoteric now. Some of the best hip hop out these days. "I'm here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubblegum"
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 "I'm here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubblegum"
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ian said: For me it was hearing stuff like Sugar Hill, Grandmaster Flash, Erik B & Rakim, and later stuff like LL Cool J, KRS-1, Public Enemy etc. I was hooked as a kid... and as a teenager listening to Tribe, De La, PE, Tupac etc etc just cemented my passion for hiphop permanently
First time I heard Rapper's Delight just blew my mind... I'd never heard anything like it. Rap was quite slow to leak through my corner of the globe... I was the only kid I knew who was into it, apart from a few kids who liked crossover stuff like the Beasties. Me too! I however got more hooked on the funk end as a dancer. Zapp ... The Barkays... Lakeside... etc... | |
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RadioActiveGranny said: DigitalLisa said: When this came out I was in love with hip hop... Yeah I thought I was a G
I had everything Snoopd Dog, Kurupt, Lady of Rage the whole Death row family, I love that gansta gantsa ish 
[This message was edited Thu Jul 24 19:42:50 PDT 2003 by DigitalLisa] "aint nothin but a G thing baby".. Doggy Style is a classic 
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the PLAYGROUND ya- knowww | |
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afrika bambata / world class wrecking crew
playing on my stereo 'Visions occupy my synaptic space, command and shape to illustrate my mind's landscape, the tall grass, the low plains, the mountanous ridges, thickets among the forests, rivers beneath the bridges' | |
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From the beginning... Melle Mel, Grandmaster Flash, Sugar Hill Gang, BDP, RUNDMC, Dana Dane... those are just a few of the fore fathers that layed down the foundation!!!
hip hop junkie fiender remix edit [This message was edited Mon Jul 28 3:29:27 PDT 2003 by pejman] -------------------------------------------------
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