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Thread started 04/15/16 1:48pm

Musicslave	Founding Fathers of Hip Hop Doc Narrated By: Chuck D - - So what you think?
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Reply #1 posted 04/16/16 5:37pm

SteelPulse1

Awesome, I love these "fill in blanks storys" storys .. I mean I love hearing music I don't know where it comes from but I sure love hearing where it came from,how it started, it's beautiful man. So motivating and inspirational. Cool seein Chris Reid talkin about things. To see the forward motion of music, the start, from ideas into Magic.Thnx for posting this.I dig the reggae yellowman inference n how reggae and djs in jamaica played a cool role in things. This documentary reminds me of a documentary I saw about reggae in jamaica, the similarities are the same, so cool.
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Reply #2 posted 04/18/16 7:56am

Musicslave

SteelPulse1 said:
Awesome, I love these "fill in blanks storys" storys .. I mean I love hearing music I don't know where it comes from but I sure love hearing where it came from,how it started, it's beautiful man. So motivating and inspirational. Cool seein Chris Reid talkin about things. To see the forward motion of music, the start, from ideas into Magic.Thnx for posting this.I dig the reggae yellowman inference n how reggae and djs in jamaica played a cool role in things. This documentary reminds me of a documentary I saw about reggae in jamaica, the similarities are the same, so cool. [Edited 4/16/16 18:21pm]

You're welcome SteelPulse1. Cool name, cool band. This was like Hip Hop's own "Standing In The Shadows of Motown". Most of the truly unsung heroes of old were mentioned and had a moment to shine. I thought it was very informative.