Posted March 13, 2019
Post edited March 13, 2019 by Leroux
Leroux
Major Blockhead
Registered: Apr 2010
From Germany
Cambrey
Purple Dot Cultist
Registered: Oct 2008
From France
Posted March 14, 2019
Canibus freestyle.
Thanks to somebody, that I won't name, I'm very addicted to DJ Supreme/Son of Noise: R.I.P.
Thanks to somebody, that I won't name, I'm very addicted to DJ Supreme/Son of Noise: R.I.P.
Leroux
Major Blockhead
Registered: Apr 2010
From Germany
Posted March 14, 2019
YouPickOne
New User
Registered: Aug 2011
From Canada
Posted March 14, 2019
Been on an old school kick lately. Real old school.
Ice-T & Chris "The Glove" Taylor w/ Afrika Islam - Party People (Go Off) [1984]
Treacherous Three - The New Rap Language [1980]
Whodini - Five Minutes of Funk [1984]
Kid Frost - Terminator [1985]
Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force - Looking For The Perfect Beat [1983]
Hashim - We're Rocking The Planet [1984]
Ice-T & Chris "The Glove" Taylor w/ Afrika Islam - Party People (Go Off) [1984]
Treacherous Three - The New Rap Language [1980]
Whodini - Five Minutes of Funk [1984]
Kid Frost - Terminator [1985]
Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force - Looking For The Perfect Beat [1983]
Hashim - We're Rocking The Planet [1984]
Post edited March 18, 2019 by YouPickOne
Cambrey
Purple Dot Cultist
Registered: Oct 2008
From France
Posted March 18, 2019
Here is another one I have never heard of before today: Zuby: Glory. Smart guy.
Note that the backing vocals are from Immediate Music, which I also recommend.
Note that the backing vocals are from Immediate Music, which I also recommend.
PAULO_MOURA96
The Way of the Samurai
Registered: Dec 2018
From Portugal
Posted April 03, 2019
PAULO_MOURA96
The Way of the Samurai
Registered: Dec 2018
From Portugal
Posted April 07, 2019
user deleted
Grumpy old bastard
Registered: Apr 2009
From Norway
Posted April 07, 2019
Now this is my kind of hip hop.
Professor Elemental - I'm British (Dir: Moog Gravett)
Professor Elemental - I'm British (Dir: Moog Gravett)
Post edited April 07, 2019 by user deleted
OHMYGODJCABOMB
Harsh Will Never Die
Registered: Jun 2015
From Russian Federation
Posted April 07, 2019
I accidentally discovered that Tommy Boy uploaded their legacy to YouTube.
There is some interesting stuff, starting with RZA's early work, ending with music videos, the existence of which I didn't even suspect.
Like this one, for example.
Yeah, many of these videos have been available before, but here we have the recordings from the original master copies (Betacam, I suppose).
There is some interesting stuff, starting with RZA's early work, ending with music videos, the existence of which I didn't even suspect.
Like this one, for example.
Yeah, many of these videos have been available before, but here we have the recordings from the original master copies (Betacam, I suppose).
Post edited April 07, 2019 by OHMYGODJCABOMB
Leroux
Major Blockhead
Registered: Apr 2010
From Germany
Posted April 08, 2019
OHMYGODJCABOMB
Harsh Will Never Die
Registered: Jun 2015
From Russian Federation
OHMYGODJCABOMB
Harsh Will Never Die
Registered: Jun 2015
From Russian Federation
Posted April 10, 2019
Well, I guess I broke this thread with that Mind Blowin' music video upstairs.
Let me try to fix it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc2xESpxO2s
Let me try to fix it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc2xESpxO2s
Leroux
Major Blockhead
Registered: Apr 2010
From Germany
Posted April 10, 2019
No worries, the thread is slow in general.
Anyway, your Vanilla Ice video made me remember 3rd Bass, which lead to me stumbling upon the interviews of MC Serch in which he's telling the story of how MC Hammer allegedly put a hit on them back then because Pete Nice said "the Cactus turned Hammer's Mutha out". XD
So here's The Gas Face from the Cactus album (featuring KMD's Zev Lov X before he turned into the masked villain, as well as a lot of other cameos by 90's East Coast artists).
Plus an early feature of Nas, in that track from Serch's solo album, Back to the Grill.
And, since I'm at it, but completely unrelated, on the other coast, early features of 2Pac on the Digital Underground tracks Same Song, Wussup With The Luv and The DFLO Shuttle, and the DU produced I Get Around.
Also, hilarious how in the clean version of Shamrocks and Shenanigans, in the lines:
I kicks the flava, like Steven King writes horror
If I was a Jew then I'd light a menorah
they bleeped out the word "Jew" as if it was a swearword. Perfectly portrays the absurdity of censorship.
Anyway, your Vanilla Ice video made me remember 3rd Bass, which lead to me stumbling upon the interviews of MC Serch in which he's telling the story of how MC Hammer allegedly put a hit on them back then because Pete Nice said "the Cactus turned Hammer's Mutha out". XD
So here's The Gas Face from the Cactus album (featuring KMD's Zev Lov X before he turned into the masked villain, as well as a lot of other cameos by 90's East Coast artists).
Plus an early feature of Nas, in that track from Serch's solo album, Back to the Grill.
And, since I'm at it, but completely unrelated, on the other coast, early features of 2Pac on the Digital Underground tracks Same Song, Wussup With The Luv and The DFLO Shuttle, and the DU produced I Get Around.
Also, hilarious how in the clean version of Shamrocks and Shenanigans, in the lines:
I kicks the flava, like Steven King writes horror
If I was a Jew then I'd light a menorah
Post edited April 10, 2019 by Leroux
Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
Registered: Dec 2011
From United Kingdom
Posted April 23, 2019
Post edited April 23, 2019 by Sachys
ZocomMAX
Indeed!
Registered: Oct 2012
From Canada
Posted April 23, 2019
Post edited April 23, 2019 by DreamedArtist