Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
08-03-2006, 10:27 AM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
Gucci Crew- Sally that girl. 
I also had "we like the cars that go boom", but the song sucks.
Positive K - I got a Man
Also just came into some biz markie "You got what I need" (and you say she's just a friend)
I also had "we like the cars that go boom", but the song sucks.
Originally Posted by crx2fast
Positive K - I got a Man
Also just came into some biz markie "You got what I need" (and you say she's just a friend)
08-03-2006, 10:39 AM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
Originally Posted by Racintweek
i take it you west coast people never listened to 2 live crew
i dont even like rap and thier ---- is bomb, maybe its because of all the ******* you get to see at thier concerts
i dont even like rap and thier ---- is bomb, maybe its because of all the ******* you get to see at thier concerts
08-03-2006, 11:27 AM
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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
Artists that used the 808:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland_...sed_the_TR-808
08-03-2006, 12:34 PM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
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!
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!
08-03-2006, 01:24 PM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
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
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
08-03-2006, 03:02 PM
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Re: Rap of the 90's (JR High): A tribute to the 808
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?
****** 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.
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?
****** 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.
