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Gucci Crew- Sally that girl. O0 I also had "we like the cars that go boom", but the song sucks.


:y

Also just came into some biz markie "You got what I need" (and you say she's just a friend) >:D

Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
 

"Can a nigga get a table dance?"

Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
 

D-Nice - Call me D-Nice

Artists that used the 808:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland_...sed_the_TR-808

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beastie boys - hello nasty - body movin? i think.

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Oooh Me Rikey This thread!

Ok I got some good stuff here.

FunkDoobiest- Who's Tha Doobiest -- Gotta be 808 (I dont know for sure but from the description in the thread and the other tracks on the list Im thinking it must)
Public Enemy- 911 is a Joke or something.. Gotta have some P.E.
Tribe Called Quest- Scenario is TOO old, thats late '80's The Tribe Hawtness in tha '90's was from the album called "Midnight Marauders" and the Hit was "Award Tour" this is a requirement for the 808 album imho
Sir Mix Alot was definetly missing, but Swass is too early. That album was from '88. The '90's stuff was definetly from Mack Daddy I prefer "LockJaw"
Cypress Hill- Insane in the Brain, Real Estate
Too Short- Pimpology
ICE-T- 6 In tha Morning.
Outkast- ATLiens

h0lla!

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Oh Man,

I cannot stop.

Eric B. And Rakim: Know the Ledge
P.E.: Fight tha Power
Big Daddy Kane: Pimp'in Aint Easy
LL Cool J: Momma Said Knock you Out
Onyx: SLAM!
House of Pain: Jump

Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
 

old school rap sucks a hard one. beats suck, lyrics suck.

boom boom BAM psh boom boom BAM psh

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donfry, the last real rapper was sir mix alot. Everything after him is just coca cola.

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Donfry,

Are you trying to tell me that fity cent is a better Lyricist/Rapper than the Old Skool playas? Better Lyricist than Leaders of the New School, EPMD, Eric B. and Rakim, P.E., Biggie, Jay-Z, Too Short, or Oukast, or Tribe Called Quest?

Niggah Please!

With precious few exceptions, (Those being the Late '90's POST Chronic Rappers (Snoop, Dre, Jay-Z, Biggie, Pac, Eminem)) all new rap is ALL about beats.

I would agree in principal that Production quality has gotten MUCH better, however Lyricism, and True MC skills are on the decline.

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pandora pwns you