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Freestyle Joint Of The Moment: Nancy Martin, "Can't Believe" this joint here...i heard it online earlier today and fell in love with it. any of ya'll old-schoolers hip to this cut?
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I have never heard this song before.
I think it's too early (1982) to be labeled "freestyle". Freestyle to me is what was called Latin hip-hop back in the day--like The Cover Girls and TKA. | |
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Aah, 80s.
I thought you meant "real old" schoolers. 
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Damn this is dope. | |
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theAudience said: Aah, 80s.
I thought you meant "real old" schoolers.
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http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 It's freestyle. How old could it have been? | |
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This isnt freestyle this is considered late Disco early house | |
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sextonseven said: theAudience said: Aah, 80s.
I thought you meant "real old" schoolers.
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http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 It's freestyle. How old could it have been? One of the genres I know absolutely nothing about... 
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theAudience said: sextonseven said: It's freestyle. How old could it have been? One of the genres I know absolutely nothing about...
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http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 You had to have been a teen in the 80s to get it. I don't see how any seasoned music veteran could really get into freestyle (and I mean real freestyle, not the song posted on this thread) hearing it for the first time after the age of 30. This site does a good job of summarizing the brief history of freestyle: http://music.hyperreal.or...style.html | |
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was lisa lisa considred freestyle?
"Cynthia"- "change on me" used to be played in my home recklessly!! [Edited 3/24/08 23:21pm] [Edited 3/25/08 12:25pm] "Dead in the middle of Little Italy little did we know
that we riddled some middleman who didn't do diddily"--BP | |
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purplewisdom said: was lisa lisa considred freestyle?
"Cynthia" used to be played in my home recklessly!! [Edited 3/24/08 23:21pm] Yeah, Lisa Lisa's early stuff (Can You Feel The Beat?, I Wonder If I Take You Home) would definitely be considered freestyle. This Nancy Martin track is good, but it's not freestyle. Groups like Company B, Stevie B., Expose, George Lamond, TKA, Linear pretty much defined freestyle. Takes me back to jr. high and high school. | |
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pzlyprk said: purplewisdom said: was lisa lisa considred freestyle?
"Cynthia" used to be played in my home recklessly!! [Edited 3/24/08 23:21pm] Yeah, Lisa Lisa's early stuff (Can You Feel The Beat?, I Wonder If I Take You Home) would definitely be considered freestyle. This Nancy Martin track is good, but it's not freestyle. Groups like Company B, Stevie B., Expose, George Lamond, TKA, Linear pretty much defined freestyle. Takes me back to jr. high and high school. aka san jose garage music cause it all sounds like it was made in flacka's car garage at home. well, except for lisa lisa.... Space for sale... | |
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sosgemini said: pzlyprk said: Yeah, Lisa Lisa's early stuff (Can You Feel The Beat?, I Wonder If I Take You Home) would definitely be considered freestyle. This Nancy Martin track is good, but it's not freestyle. Groups like Company B, Stevie B., Expose, George Lamond, TKA, Linear pretty much defined freestyle. Takes me back to jr. high and high school. aka san jose garage music cause it all sounds like it was made in flacka's car garage at home. well, except for lisa lisa.... Was freestyle the music of San Jose? Because practically all the artists in the genre were from either New York or Miami. | |
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sextonseven said: sosgemini said: aka san jose garage music cause it all sounds like it was made in flacka's car garage at home. well, except for lisa lisa.... Was freestyle the music of San Jose? Because practically all the artists in the genre were from either New York or Miami. nah...its just the most hispanic town in the bay area.
the world does not exist outside the SF area. 
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