5 jams i rocked to death in 8th/9th grade

kitchenknightkitchenknight 4,922 Posts
edited June 2016 in Music Talk
#5 on this list got stuck in my head the other day ('Its the same routine/every seven day period/ the opposite sex/ got us all doin' weird shit.') So, here is the list of five tunes I rocked to death on my yellow sony walkman between 8th and 9th grade:

What were you rockin' in 93:

  1. Kam- Every Single Weekend
  2. Das Efx- Dum Dums
  3. FU2- Boomin' in ya Jeep
  4. DJ Quik- Way 2 Fonky
  5. Tribe called Quest- Vibes & Stuff
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  • spivyspivy 866 Posts
    1. souls of mischief= 93 til infinity
    2. fugazi=in on the kill taker
    3. helmet=meantime
    4. black moon= enta da stage
    5. sonic youth= dirty

    rap-rock 93 style!

  • i listened to all my rock on my clockradio.

  • Digable Planets/Blowout Comb
    Portishead/Dummy
    Bjork/Post
    Hole/Live Through This
    Weezer/blue album

  • bozakbozak 334 Posts
    off the top stylee here. with some serious thought I could refine this list but here is what I recall WEARING THE FUCK OUT in '93 ( I was a freshman or sophmore in highschool at the time)..........

    1) CMW - music to drive by casette (went through a couple copies of this)
    2) 2nd II none - 2nd II none casette
    3) pharcyde - for betta or for worse
    4) digable planets - jimmy diggin cats
    5) tribe - lyrics to go

    honorable mentions to:

    hi-c - leave my curl alone
    souls of mischeif - 93 till...
    beastie boys - finger lickin' good
    dr. dre - bitches ain't shit
    wu-tang clan aint nuthin to fuck with
    AMG - bitch betta have my money casette

    man those were the days. I started buying vinyl the year before but still bought most of my shit on casette for one reason......bumping that shit during lunch break.

  • 5) Freestyle-Don't Stop the Rock
    4) LOTUG-Chief Rocka
    3) Del-Catch a Bad One
    2) Shyheim-On and On
    1) Wu-Da Mystery of Chessboxing

  • ooohh...LOTUG. Bought that for a trip to grandma's house.

  • hcrinkhcrink 8,729 Posts
    Mostly Poison



  • Jam on it (Nucleus)
    The Show (Dougie Fresh and the Get fresh Crew)
    Scorpio (Grand Master Flash)
    Let the music play (Shannon)
    White Lines AKA Dont do it (Grandmaster flash)
    Me Myself and I (De la soul)


    Im starting to feel old.

  • LL - I'm Bad
    DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince - Rock The House
    Ice T - Rhyme Pays
    Rodney O & Joe Cooley - Ivonne is On
    World Class Wreckin Crew - Cabbage Patch

  • vajdaijvajdaij 447 Posts
    1. Primus - Jerry was a Racecar Driver
    2. Nirvana - Territorial Pissings
    3. Mudhoney - Touch Me, I'm Sick
    4. White Zombie - Thunder Kiss '65
    5. House of Pain - Shamrocks & Shenanigans



  • 1- mc serch - back to the grill
    2- epmd- crossover
    3- redman- time 4 sum aktion
    4- cypress hill- how i can just kill a man/ hand on the pump
    5- special ed- the mission

  • SwayzeSwayze 14,705 Posts
    8th or 9th grade these were the tapes that I had memorized all the lyrics to:

    Fear Of A Black Planet
    The Cactus
    3 Ft High And Rising
    Peoples instinctive travels
    They Might Be Giants - Flood (I'm serious!)

    Hmmm... damn, I can't really remember what else I listened to non-stop. mostly de-la and PE.

  • 1. Das Efx - Mic Checka
    2. EPMD - I'm Mad
    3. Show & AG - Soul Clap
    4. Pete & CL - TROY
    5. Gang Starr - Ex Girl To The Next

    !

  • Follow the Leader
    Public Enemy "Nation of Millions"
    "3 Feet High and Rising"
    "Long Live the Kane"
    BDP "By Any Means Necessary"

  • The Walkman (or hip-hop for that matter) hadn't been invented yet when I started in the 9th grade (1976) but these are the records that were in heavy rotation on my turntable (singular):

    1) The Who - Who's Next
    2) The Who - Quadrophenia
    3) Yes - Fragile
    4) Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
    5) Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

    it wasn't called classic rock back then.

  • outkast - elevators
    ol dirty bastard - damage (for some reason i used to LOVE this song)
    gravediggaz - 1-800-suicide
    nas - affirmative action
    camp lo - luchini

    all but the gravediggaz on cassette. i swore at the time that tapes would never cease to be popular and/or available.

  • HarveyCanalHarveyCanal "a distraction from my main thesis." 13,234 Posts


  • LuminLumin 807 Posts
    damn takin me back a lil
    this was what got a lot of run 8th and 9th

    5 - grits - mental releases
    4 - mystikal - mind of mystikal
    3 - snoop - doggystyle
    2 - raekwon - only built 4 cuban linx
    1 - nas - illmatic

  • UnherdUnherd 1,880 Posts
    1. Doggystyle
    2. It Was Written
    3. STP- Purple (why am i not more embarrassed)
    4. Al Green Greatest Hits
    5. Pulp Fiction Sndtrk

    Making this list makes me feel confident my taste has matured over the years...


    EDIT: Cuban Linx shoulda been on there too, not to bite from Lumin, but i noticed how similar our lists are, and that was definitely a real big one for me...

  • cpeetzcpeetz 2,112 Posts
    Hip Hop 5
    1. Eric B and Rakim-Paid In Full
    2. EPMD-Strickly Business
    3. Schooly D-Saturday Night
    4. Beastie Boys-License To Ill
    5. BDP-Criminal Minded

    Rawk 5
    1. Bad Brains- i against i
    2. Red Hot Chili Peppers-Uplift Mofo Party Plan
    3. Minor Threat-S/T
    4. Violent Femmes-S/T
    5. Smiths-Meat Is Murder

  • Big_StacksBig_Stacks "I don't worry about hittin' power, cause I don't give 'em nuttin' to hit." 4,670 Posts
    Hey,

    In 8th/9th grade I was rockin':

    -"Jam Master Jay"-Run D.M.C.
    -"Roxanne, Roxanne"-U.T.F.O.
    -"777-9311"-The Time.
    -"You're the One for Me"-D-Train.
    -"It's Yours"-T La Rock.

    Peace,

    Big Stacks from Kakalak

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  • shitzrshitzr 648 Posts
    5. Ice T - Pimpin Ain't Easy
    4. Rodney O & Joe Cooley - Supercuts (Yeah Boy!!!!!!!)
    3. Public Enemy - Public Enemy No. 1
    2. Eric B & Rakim - I Ain't No Joke
    1. Too $hort - Dope Fiend Beat

  • eliseelise 3,252 Posts



    yeah, supertramp. Thats right. I would daydream about making remixes with their lyrics and sick guitar licks. I know you're jealous, but you'll get over it.

  • Big_StacksBig_Stacks "I don't worry about hittin' power, cause I don't give 'em nuttin' to hit." 4,670 Posts




    yeah, supertramp. Thats right. I would daydream about making remixes with their lyrics and sick guitar licks. I know you're jealous, but you'll get over it.


    (cause I can)

    I'll fess up, I still love the "Logical Song".

    Peace,

    Big Stacks from Kakalak

  • eliseelise 3,252 Posts
    yeah, supertramp. Thats right. I would daydream about making remixes with their lyrics and sick guitar licks. I know you're jealous, but you'll get over it.







    (cause I can)
    I'll fess up, I still love the "Logical Song".

    Peace,

    Big Stacks from Kakalak
    now, dont you feel better?

    hahahaha.

    its the shit. I play that album at the record store i work at and people at first are like "pshaaaaw" witha gas face....

    then they ask if we have any copies left.....





    mhm. mmmmmhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmm.

  • This was only last year, but :

    1. Jeru - Come Clean
    2. ATCQ - Vibes and Stuff
    3. Pharcyde - Ya Mama RMX
    4. Edan - Drop Some Smooth Lyrics
    5. PUTS - Suite for Creeper

  • cpeetzcpeetz 2,112 Posts
    Elise had Bitches Brew on heavy rotation in 8th grade?!
    Her shits advanced!

    No way I would felt that record at age 13.

  • motown67motown67 4,513 Posts
    I was full of Hard ROck and Heavy Metal in the 9th with:





    (I think I must have had about 15 Maiden T-Shirts, mailordered out of those metal mags)





    I also loved these guys:



    But when I saw them on tour they were total crap. They were so wasted they hardly even played. It sounded like a bunch of out of tune noise. After that I dumped everything Cru related.

    By 10th grade it was full on Metal going to school with these guys:



    worshipping this local East Bay act (who actually moved up here from LA):



    While getting into silly arguments about which of these was heaier:



    versus



    Being total homers my friends and I would always pick Exodus. Besides, didn't Slayer wear make-up? Posers! Looking back, Slayer was much MUCH heavier, and that first Exodus album had some of the shittiest production ever!

    Of course, I also had deep appreciation of the finest European metal:



    These guys actually played one of the worst shows I've ever seen in SF. They were either completely drunk off their ass or actually couldn't really play their instruments. I still don't know which one was right to this day.



    This expanded into all kinds of underground and worldwide heavy metal as I use to stay up all night listening to Ron Quintana's metal show on KUSF. Use to trade demo tapes and live shows and the whole bit around the world. Was in a metal band, had a little one issue fanzine, got thanked on a Voivod and a Destruction LP!!!!
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