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Sat 17/07/04 at 22:34
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I Used to stay with my rock and indie, and a bit of more mainstream stuff like tupac and dre, but i have found my self listening to increasingly more Rap and hip hop to supplement my fine tastes over the last few months. Been listening to a bit of DMX and Ludacris, some of outkast's non hey ya kinda stuff. Basically i like things that flow well and have quality basslines.

can anyone Reccommend me some good artists/tracks?

thanks
Mon 19/07/04 at 12:10
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"Brooklyn boy"
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Yea Open Letter to NYC is great and so are a few others, unfortunately thanks mostly to MCA i would presume there's too much politics on a few of the songs. Why he couldn't have just put all his views on one song i don't know.
Mon 19/07/04 at 10:59
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Yeah, there are a fair few songs that you might not like the first time you listen to them, but get better with time. I wasn't too keen on it after the first time I played it.
Mon 19/07/04 at 10:54
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"Pouch Ape"
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Rickoss wrote:
> HHAT wrote:
> BEastie Boys new album is good...
>
> It's rap without the agrro.. which is nice :-)
>
> Muchly, I prefer it to most other hip hop/rap. Worth getting the
> album, Open Letter to NYC is especially great.

I found it a bit of a struggle at first - not as accessible as their previous stuff. But now I think it's amazing. It's like angry, near-middle-aged rap, with attitude and a healthy dose of humour.
Mon 19/07/04 at 10:51
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Monkey_With_Attitude wrote:
> Ok someone recommend me something.
>
> I like it to sound a bit underground and have quite iteligent
> rhyming.

Pharoah Monche - F*** off
Talib Kweli - Put in the air
Mos Def feat. High and Mighty - B-boy document 99
Medina Green - Crosstown beef
Ra the Rugged Man - Stanley Kubrick
Talib Kweli - Get by

Oh and check out anything by Mad Skillz/Skillz
Sun 18/07/04 at 20:03
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HHAT wrote:
> BEastie Boys new album is good...
>
> It's rap without the agrro.. which is nice :-)

Muchly, I prefer it to most other hip hop/rap. Worth getting the album, Open Letter to NYC is especially great.
Sun 18/07/04 at 19:31
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"This one goes to 11"
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Stay away from 50 Cent, Sean Paul etc., they have no talent and dont know what real hip-hop is. Try some NWA, 'Straight Outta Compton' is a great album. Eminem's good too but some people who like hip-hop cant stand him for some reason.
Sun 18/07/04 at 16:20
"Was UW."
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Skinnyman, Beastie Boys etc. They're all good.
Sun 18/07/04 at 16:20
"Was UW."
Posts: 395
Skinnyman, Beastie Boys etc. They're all good.
Sun 18/07/04 at 16:19
"slightlyshortertagl"
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BEastie Boys new album is good...

It's rap without the agrro.. which is nice :-)
Sun 18/07/04 at 16:15
"Uzi Lover"
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Ok someone recommend me something.

I like it to sound a bit underground and have quite iteligent rhyming.

Only stuff I like at the moment is some stuff by some stuff by Dialated Peoples like Caffiene, Simon Says by Pharoahe Monche, Oh No by Nate Dogg, Monche, Mos Def and thats about it.

Grandmaster Flash :-P

House of Pain - Jump Around :-P

Maybe by that first stuff you can see where I'm coming from in terms of how stuff sounds.

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