Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
08-06-2006, 12:20 PM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
if you truely want an 808 90's cd buy the cd called 4080 bay area finest. or something like that. i had it once then it got jacked but it owned in my first car with 2 15's!
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08-06-2006, 04:12 PM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
Up to 8 people can still not figure out who did this song. (Including me). You all know it, but I don't know who did it and nobody can figure it out.
Chorus:
If you want it, than I got it.
If you need it, baby I'll feed it.
If you love it, come and rub it-
Cause there's something I should let you know.
It's the one with the rap verses and that chorus. Who's got it?
Chorus:
If you want it, than I got it.
If you need it, baby I'll feed it.
If you love it, come and rub it-
Cause there's something I should let you know.
It's the one with the rap verses and that chorus. Who's got it?
08-06-2006, 07:28 PM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/recs/radio/krex/-/track/B00000JG2
01003/ref=mu_sam_ms_001_003/002-5149200-2632017#
i'll be waiting on my gold star
01003/ref=mu_sam_ms_001_003/002-5149200-2632017#i'll be waiting on my gold star
08-06-2006, 07:29 PM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
Mobb Deep (shook ones), Fu-Schnickens (ring the alarm), Wu-Tang (proteck ya neck, method man), Bone Thugs (thuggish ruggish, no surrender), Common (i used to love h.e.r), Biggie, Tupac...
Im sure i can name more... the 90's is when rap/hip hop was at its best (high school
)...everything lately doesnt compare...i still find myself listening to 90's-late-90's songs, and making mix cd's with them in it! 
-tek
Im sure i can name more... the 90's is when rap/hip hop was at its best (high school
)...everything lately doesnt compare...i still find myself listening to 90's-late-90's songs, and making mix cd's with them in it! -tek
08-07-2006, 01:00 AM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
Droppin Science-Marley Marl
Symphony Vol 1.- Big daddy kane, craig g and others
45th and broadway- Jim Jones(Dont get the remix)
Shut em Down- Onyx
The Ghetto- Too Short
Anything from A Tribe Called Quest
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Symphony Vol 1.- Big daddy kane, craig g and others
45th and broadway- Jim Jones(Dont get the remix)
Shut em Down- Onyx
The Ghetto- Too Short
Anything from A Tribe Called Quest
MantisX
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