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Best Old School Rap...

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by boomboom, Jan 17, 2002.

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  1. boomboom

    boomboom I GOT '99 PROBLEMS

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    Like every freedom loving American, I have been downloading every song I can think of from the likes of Napster, Limewire, and AudioGalaxy. I seemed to have hit a brick wall and can't really think of any other music that I like...so I'm looking for some help and maybe to see what others remember from 'way back then'. I'm looking for old school rap music from the 80's and very early 90's. I've found quite a bit, but I'm sure that I missed a few great songs. Some examples that I've picked up are UTFO - Roxanne, Roxanne, The Fat Boys, and other breakdancing classics.

    What were some of your favorites???
     
  2. F.D. Khan

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    Run-D.M.C started it all.....!
     
  3. Pole

    Pole Houston Rockets--Tilman Fertitta's latest mess.

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    2 Live Crew is good for a smile.
     
  4. IVFL

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    Beastie boys and Run D.M.C are as old school as I get, I am sure there is more stuff out there,
     
  5. Rocketman95

    Rocketman95 Hangout Boy

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    So stealing is something every freedom loving American does?
     
  6. dylan

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    It's not stealing if there is no loss....
     
  7. JJ

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    This is my favorite subject. I was a hip-hop junkie back in the day. I can not believe some of the junk that is out now.

    I would go with some old school:
    EPMD, Public Enemy, Big Daddy Kane, Eric B. & Rakim

    N.W.A. and the first few Ice Cube Albums

    The First DJ Quik album is tight!

    Ice T and the rhyme sindicate

    Geto Boys, Scarface solo stuff, 2 Pac- Strictly for my *iggaz

    Sir-Mix-a-lot, My hooptie

    Special Ed - "Im the Magnificant" and "The Mission"

    Nice and Smooth

    Gangstarr- "Take it Personal"- that song was the sh*t.

    There are so damn many!
     
  8. MoonDogg

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    Curtis Blow?
     
  9. HayesStreet

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    I thought it was Kurtis Blow (and I only say that because he'll be searching for it).
     
  10. BrianKagy

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    Sugar Hill Gang!
     
  11. BlastOff

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    Schoolly D
    Steady B
    BDP
    Biz Markie
    Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock
    Eric B. & Rakim
    Just-Ice
    Mantronix
    Salt n' Peppa
    Leaders of the New School
    A Tribe Called Quest
    Black Sheep
     
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    Add BDP to JJs more political oriented (or at least politically flavored if you know what I mean) ones mentioned and you would have most of my favorites.
     
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    Will Smith and Dougie Fresh.
     
  14. MadMax

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    i was listening to tribe called quest yesterday on the way into work...classic...the best rap group ever, in my humble opinion.

    also listened to a little pete rock and c.l. smooth yesterday..."when they reminisce over you..."
     
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    Slick Rick -- "it's all because of you, I'm feelin' sad and blue..."
     
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    the breakin II electric boogaloo soundtrack:D
     
  17. MoonDogg

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    I think your probably right......
     
  18. Old School

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    What? No love for Kool Mo Dee?

    How Ya Like Me Now ??

    Grand Master Flash and The Furious Five

    3rd Base

    Dana Dane

    and don't forget the early L L Cool J.

    Damn, I forgot one of my all time favorites: Whodini!!

    Afrika Bambaataa (Soul Sonic Force)


    os
     
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    Yep, 3rd Bass was a good group... I can't believe I forgot about LL. He had some good stuff.

    I have thought of a few others...

    Jeru tha Damaja- he had a good album

    D-Nice

    Showbiz and AG

    MC Lyte

    A Tribe Called Quest

    and you can't hate on B.I.G.
     
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    Tribe Called Quest has already been mentioned... but I hated rap until I heard them.

    De la Soul's early stuff is also very good.
     

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