MEGA: Rap/Hip Hop DISCUSSION thread.

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I fuckin love samples. I get such a "fuck yea" feelin when Im listenin to a song and I recognize a sample--a tiny litle loop even, a sound, a click, not even a whole note sometimes, and I can pick up the song it came from, its the greatest.

A good site for any sample feens :

http://www.the-breaks.com/

And shit, I cant even start on this right now..but good thread :)
 
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Lacey, cool to see you know The Breaks. I love that site, I should really contribute some listings to it myself.


This right here is a cool sample used by Timbaland, which he got sued for pretty recently:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zj3KN75NzrM

If you can't recognize this, you should leave the thread immediately or lift up the rock you've been living under! =D

Maynard Ferguson "Mr. Mellow" amazing song, sampled many times e.g. Showbiz & AG "Next Level", Biggie "The World is Filled...", UGK "Ridin Dirty" etc. OG pimpin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaJPs0ev3UQ not a sample, but more rappers need to freestyle over this beat. The original is just too f i r e !!!
 
90's rap/hip-hop

Yeah so i know it is 2010 but I have just been disocovering 90's era rap music. I have recently come across this artist name AZ, this is some good music i never paid any attention to when it came out probably cuz i was only 11 years old when this album came out..

check out these 'DOPE' tracks though for real:

AZ - Rather Unique: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0PccPy_pTM


I feel for you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_xgZOF7P5g


Anybody give me any other good 90's era type flow rap/hip-hop for me to check out?? I think like 1994 - 1995 was ridiculous sick years for music.. sublime, smashing pumpkins, nin, shit, ect.. the 90s were nuts for music.
 
I have just been disocovering 90's era rap music.

This is a good thing. :D

JahRed said:
Anybody give me any other good 90's era type flow rap/hip-hop for me to check out?? I think like 1994 - 1995 was ridiculous sick years for music.. sublime, smashing pumpkins, nin, shit, ect.. the 90s were nuts for music.

Ok, this is by far, my favourite hip hop album. It was released in 1994:

Nas - Illmatic
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Released in 1994. It's perfect. There are no stupid skits. Just 10 tracks. All with magical sounding beats, and verses consctructed so well that Nas spent the rest of his career in his own shadow.

It has one guest spot on it, and it happens to be AZ, who maybe drops one of the best verses on the album.

If you like that, then check out Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To Die
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Also released in 1994. It's production is in a similar vein to Illmatic, with the kind of spaced out, yet grimey and funky beats. Biggie's verses are really entertaining, give him a chance if you don't get it at first. He doesn't use big words or overly complex rhymes. But for me the appeal is in his charisma, sense of humour, and the ordering and phrasing of his lines just sounds cool.

Jay-Z - Reasonable Doubt
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Released in 1996. There was a time when Jay-Z was actually good, and this is it. I find a lot of his other stuff hit and miss, and with not nearly as much enthusiasm and charisma (though he's always pretty charismatic). Get this.

Then check out A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory and Midnight Marauders, Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). I could go into more detail about them but if you're like me then you don't wanna be swamped by too much new music at once.

It's all east coast. But you did say you loved AZ, so Nas just makes sense to start with.
 
check out this other Az and nas song called "mo money mo murder mo homicide" that is my favortie song by AZ

also heres some albums that you'll love if u like that kinda flow:

ready to die- notorious B.I.G.
The main ingredient- Pete rock and CL smooth
illmatic(of course)- NAS
resurrection-common
36 chambers-wu tang
reasonable doubt- Jay z

and i too just recently started listning to 90s rap. once u listen to it modern rap just becomes unlistenable( is that a word lol)
 
Damn guys thanks for all the new material to check out. Yeah i've been introduced to NaS now more too ever sense i found out about this AZ guy on the radio here in atlanta the other week -.. I was just listening to that AZ - Doe or Die album (just d/led it a few days ago) and this CD is pretty good. my favorite two songs are Rather Unique, Uncut Raw (lol i know, but its cool) and I Feel for You. this man can rap, and it aint all a bunch of nonsense.. WHY CAN'T THIS SOUND EXIST IN TODAYS HIP HOP INDUSTRY?!? fuckin' ring-tone rap is what i call todays shit.
 
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FIRST OF ALL EVERYONE NEEDS TO GO HERE AND GET IT ALL

second...

OP IS FROM ATLANTA!!!!!

Yo... the whole Dungeon Family!!!!.... Outkast original shit Southerplayalisticadillacmuzik
ATLiens

The WHOLE Goodie MoB Discography
ESPECIALLY
SoulFood
Still Standing

Goodie - Fly Away - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p2cCUdO_ow

Check Cee-lo's last verse in this one - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45cILBLx2_g
 
speaking of DITC, lord finesse was mad epic in the 90s. that crew was tight with big L too, him and finesse share a similar style and every verse theyve ever spit is quotable imho. speaking of onyx too, i've always been a fan of sticky fingaz flow. he ripped up a lot of tracks with emcees outside onyx in the 90s. speaking of, u kno who sounds a lot like sticky fingaz? NINE. looking back, he's one of the most slept on talents. he dropped THIS epic EPIC anthem/album in 95.

kool g rap and m.o.p. also deserve righteous mention for epic 90s rap. and gang starr, just cuz... you know.
 
NINE. looking back, he's one of the most slept on talents. he dropped THIS epic EPIC anthem/album in 95.

kool g rap and m.o.p. also deserve righteous mention for epic 90s rap. and gang starr, just cuz... you know.

Finally someone else who will big up the "N.I.N.E."


and Kool G is the best ever no doubt.... not even Gza can speak on that
 
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