fans of underground rap?

[KG]

Re: fans of underground rap?

My love for hip-hop started with Atmosphere my sophomore year in college I believe, about 3 years ago. I didn't get an album or anything but I downloaded a song by them called "Lovelife". The lyrics were unreal and I immediately got hooked. I stuck with Atmosphere for about a year until I branched out and took others in.

Next couple in line:
Black Milk
Basic Vocab
Zion I

I'm now hooked and listen to the radio about 1% of the time, only when company is present, mainly females.

Big fan of the latest Black Milk mixtape/cd

My love for hip hop started a ways back with sneaking and listening to my older brothers cds...then I remember freshman year riding the bus on the way to away games for my HS bball team and passing around dubbed copies of Snoops Doggystle,Illmatic, Infamous, Reasonable Doubt, Wu & biggie. Arguing in class who's tape was better, Do you Want More or Southernplayalistic

College & mainly the internet really drew me to Underground Rap. I started off going to sites like undergroundhiphop and fell in love with Blackstar, Common, Madlib, and then it just took off.

Nowadays the only radio I listen to is sports talk. My girl will be like "have u heard the new so & so song" and like clockwork I always say No.

[Kruza]

Re: fans of underground rap?

How about the old school? Rakim, Chuck D, Nas, KRS-One, N.W.A., Pac. Thats my stuff right there.

Oh Yeah!

Kool Moe Dee, EPMD, Ultramagnetic MCs, Kane, G Rap, Masta Ace, Craig G, Biz Markie, Roxanne Shonte and the rest of Juice Crew, MC Lyte, Stetsasonic, etc. Then out West there was Ice-T, Too $hort, Above The Law, WC and the M.A.A.D Circle (remember Coolio?), Digital Underground (where Pac got started), Sir Mix-A-Lot (waaaaay before his overrated crossover hit "Baby Got Back") and possibly my favorite MC ever in the D.O.C (before he lost his voice) among others. Ahh... the memories.

Kruza

[Nivek]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Oh Yeah!

Kool Moe Dee, EPMD, Ultramagnetic MCs, Kane, G Rap, Masta Ace, Craig G, Biz Markie, Roxanne Shonte and the rest of Juice Crew, MC Lyte, Stetsasonic, etc. Then out West there was Ice-T, Too $hort, Above The Law, WC and the M.A.A.D Circle (remember Coolio?), Digital Underground (where Pac got started), Sir Mix-A-Lot (waaaaay before his overrated crossover hit "Baby Got Back") and possibly my favorite MC ever in the D.O.C (before he lost his voice) among others. Ahh... the memories.

Kruza

Wow, that list took me back...my favorite MC ever, Kool G Rap!

[KG]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Oh Yeah!

Kool Moe Dee, EPMD, Ultramagnetic MCs, Kane, G Rap, Masta Ace, Craig G, Biz Markie, Roxanne Shonte and the rest of Juice Crew, MC Lyte, Stetsasonic, etc. Then out West there was Ice-T, Too $hort, Above The Law, WC and the M.A.A.D Circle (remember Coolio?), Digital Underground (where Pac got started), Sir Mix-A-Lot (waaaaay before his overrated crossover hit "Baby Got Back") and possibly my favorite MC ever in the D.O.C (before he lost his voice) among others. Ahh... the memories.

Kruza

man...i used to stay lookin at the cover of Too $horts tapes when I was young

[WaddupCouzin]

Re: fans of underground rap?

man...i used to stay lookin at the cover of Too $horts tapes when I was young

Or the Ice T Album covers. What did LL say, "I took the cover right home to bathroom"...lol...His new chick is tough, but Darlene(Cover of the Power Album)? Bananas!

[WaddupCouzin]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Oh Yeah!

Kool Moe Dee, EPMD, Ultramagnetic MCs, Kane, G Rap, Masta Ace, Craig G, Biz Markie, Roxanne Shonte and the rest of Juice Crew, MC Lyte, Stetsasonic, etc. Then out West there was Ice-T, Too $hort, Above The Law, WC and the M.A.A.D Circle (remember Coolio?), Digital Underground (where Pac got started), Sir Mix-A-Lot (waaaaay before his overrated crossover hit "Baby Got Back") and possibly my favorite MC ever in the D.O.C (before he lost his voice) among others. Ahh... the memories.

Kruza

D.O.C. was my dude! The summer of '89, "Funky Enough", nuts!

[Kruza]

Re: fans of underground rap?



Heh, this ought to refresh memories of Darlene. Too bad I can't find the back.

And man, the D.O.C. was like the "perfect" MC to me. He was like a raw combination of Kool Moe Dee and Rakim, yet had his own funky style. Both of his hit singles "It's Funky Enough" and "The Formula" still bangs along with "The Grand Finale" posse cut with all of N.W.A on it. Matter of fact, that whole album No One Can Do It Better still bangs. I still bump it from time to time.

Kruza

[Brandwin]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Getback snippits at Amazon

[Nivek]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Getback snippits at Amazon

LOL, my man Dook is hurting for get back to get leaked. I'm gonna cop this album for sure, but I can't wait till it gets ripped.

[Brandwin]

Re: fans of underground rap?

LOL, my man Dook is hurting for get back to get leaked. I'm gonna cop this album for sure, but I can't wait till it gets ripped.

LOL I am man. I am looking forward to Foriegn Exchange more thoigh... =/

[Nivek]

Re: fans of underground rap?

LOL I am man. I am looking forward to Foriegn Exchange more thoigh... =/

When does that drop?

[Brandwin]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Sometime early 08.

Getback has to leak soon, right? I mean we are two weeks away.

[Nivek]

Re: fans of underground rap?

Yo xcell, here the link for the new sandpeople.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/4mtf8s

[ex carrabba fan]

Re: fans of underground rap?

LOL I am man. I am looking forward to Foriegn Exchange more thoigh... =/

Me too Dook. Nicolay is that dude.

[ballerzinc]

Re: fans of underground rap?

I just listened to a few songs from the Mac Lethal album and its pretty dope. Sounds like its gonna be a fun album.