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The 500$ rap record thread

Young_PhonicsYoung_Phonics 8,039 Posts
edited September 2005 in Strut Central
so is it really a bunch of rich kid cornablls who didn't grow up listening to that music or hung-out at those clubs dropping the money?

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  • Jonny_PaycheckJonny_Paycheck 17,825 Posts
    No, it's simply great collectros
  • SoulhawkSoulhawk 3,197 Posts
    everytime I've ever sold a big-money rap record it went to Japan & was undoubtedly on a Muro mix somewhere.

    that dude is like the BAPE of random rap.

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  • ReynaldoReynaldo 6,054 Posts
    it's simply great collectros
  • Young_PhonicsYoung_Phonics 8,039 Posts
    so it really is a bunch of rich kids dropping the money.
  • faux_rillzfaux_rillz 14,343 Posts
    so it really is a bunch of rich kids dropping the money.



    The Great Collectro is not necessarily rich. Or a kid.



    Many a Great Collectro still lives with his mother at the age of forty, dines on ramen noodles, can't afford to visit the barber shop, wears hand-me-down coke bottle lens glasses and buys his jeans off of the women's rack at the thrift store.



    Haven't you ever been to a record show?
  • ReynaldoReynaldo 6,054 Posts
    so it really is a bunch of hustlers[/b] dropping the money.
  • hcrinkhcrink 8,729 Posts
    so it really is a bunch of rich kids dropping the money.

    The Great Collectro is not necessarily rich. Or a kid.

    Many a Great Collectro lives with his mother at the age of forty, dines on ramen noodles, can't afford to visit the barber shop, wears hand-me-down coke bottle lens glasses and buys his jeans off of the women's rack at the thrift store.

    Haven't you ever been to a record show?

    I resent that.
  • RisingsonRisingson 696 Posts
    so it really is a bunch of rich kids dropping the money.

    Fuck that, ok i wasn't there buying those records in 88/89 but only because I was 8 years old at the time. I going diggin for hip hop records from all eras and drop loot on the ones that have i just haven't come across despite endlessly searching for em and I ain't no fucking rich kid either, i work hard for my $$$. Added to that I'm in a part of the world where the rarer indy titles never really reached.
  • DJ_EnkiDJ_Enki 6,473 Posts
    so it really is a bunch of rich kids dropping the money.

    The Great Collectro is not necessarily rich. Or a kid.

    Many a Great Collectro still lives with his mother at the age of forty, dines on ramen noodles, can't afford to visit the barber shop, wears hand-me-down coke bottle lens glasses and buys his jeans off of the women's rack at the thrift store.

    Haven't you ever been to a record show?



    "I am...The Collector! You have broken the shrink wrap on that OG Sir Ibu 12-inch! It is now no longer in mint condition! Noooooooo!"
  • Terry_ClubbupTerry_Clubbup 833 Posts


    Many a Great Collectro lives with his mother at the age of forty, dines on ramen noodles, can't afford to visit the barber shop, wears hand-me-down coke bottle lens glasses and buys his jeans off of the women's rack at the thrift store.


    You know, Dangle,

    if you have some issues with me or something you don't like
    you can always talk to me directly instead of imgugning my lifestyle
    on the world wide web.


    Now, please to tell me which of my records is wirth $500 so I can
    remove that title from my skratch routine.

    thank you,
    T. Clizzo
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    so it really is a bunch of hustlers[/b] dropping the money.
  • magneticmagnetic 2,678 Posts
    Now, please to tell me which of my records is wirth $500 so I can
    remove that title from my skratch routine.

    thank you,
    T. Clizzo

  • faux_rillzfaux_rillz 14,343 Posts


    Many a Great Collectro lives with his mother at the age of forty, dines on ramen noodles, can't afford to visit the barber shop, wears hand-me-down coke bottle lens glasses and buys his jeans off of the women's rack at the thrift store.


    You know, Dangle,

    if you have some issues with me or something you don't like
    you can always talk to me directly instead of imgugning[/b] my lifestyle
    on the world wide web.


    Now, please to tell me which of my records is wirth $500 so I can
    remove that title from my skratch routine.

    thank you,
    T. Clizzo

    I think you spelled "ingenue" wrong.

    I don't really know what you were trying to say, but it makes me uncomfortable when you call me that.
  • GrafwritahGrafwritah 4,184 Posts

    Fuck that, ok i wasn't there buying those records in 88/89 but only because I was 8 years old at the time.

    Why not? I at least bought tapes.

    Had to scrimp and save that change, homes.
  • Young_PhonicsYoung_Phonics 8,039 Posts


    Many a Great Collectro lives with his mother at the age of forty, dines on ramen noodles, can't afford to visit the barber shop, wears hand-me-down coke bottle lens glasses and buys his jeans off of the women's rack at the thrift store.


    You know, Dangle,

    if you have some issues with me or something you don't like
    you can always talk to me directly instead of imgugning[/b] my lifestyle
    on the world wide web.


    Now, please to tell me which of my records is wirth $500 so I can
    remove that title from my skratch routine.

    thank you,
    T. Clizzo

    I think you spelled "ingenue" wrong.

    I don't really know what you were trying to say, but it makes me uncomfortable when you call me that.


    look at your post count. 6666 mark of the esquire.
  • hogginthefogghogginthefogg 6,098 Posts
    look at your post count. 6666 mark of the white devil.



    Not cool, dude.
  • edubedub 715 Posts

    that dude is like the BAPE of random rap.

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    off-topic:

    why is it called random rap... what's random about it.


    To me it's another one of those generic terms that fail in their description (much like "moder(n) soul")...

    is it only for those "real headz that know the deal"...

    wtf?!


    I know nothing of this... please to school me.














    p.s. no, I obviusly did not grow up listening to this.
  • DelayDelay 4,530 Posts
    i have yet to break the $200 mark on a record. pretty much cause i don't have more to spend, but if the music's good, who gives a fuck? let a dude live, cape hatter-ass.
  • BigSpliffBigSpliff 3,266 Posts

    that dude is like the BAPE of random rap.

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    off-topic:

    why is it called random rap... what's random about it.


    To me it's another one of those generic terms that fail in their description (much like "moder(n) soul")...

    is it only for those "real headz that know the deal"...

    wtf?!


    I know nothing of this... please to school me.
    p.s. no, I obviusly did not grow up listening to this.

    D. Tompkins and Chairman Mao started using it to refer to this or that randomly obscure yet dopeasfuck golden era rap track and it became the name of a column written by Mao and Tompkins in the world's most slept on/poorly marketed music mag, Grandslam (RIP), progeny of Big Daddy (RIP)

    Here are the subjects:
    Lord Shafiyq - My Mic Is On Fire
    Top Choice Clique - Peace Of Mind
    Makeba & Scratch - I can't Stand It/Make It Funky
    Phill Most - That Girl/On Tempo Jack
    Caz - You Need Stitches
    TDS Mob - Dope For The Folks
    " - What This World Is Coming To

    Since there were only four issues of Grandslam, this is the official list, there are no more, and everyone else is just imitatin'
  • BsidesBsides 4,244 Posts

    that dude is like the BAPE of random rap.

    ---


    off-topic:

    why is it called random rap... what's random about it.


    To me it's another one of those generic terms that fail in their description (much like "moder(n) soul")...

    is it only for those "real headz that know the deal"...

    wtf?!


    I know nothing of this... please to school me.
    p.s. no, I obviusly did not grow up listening to this.

    D. Tompkins and Chairman Mao started using it to refer to this or that randomly obscure yet dopeasfuck golden era rap track and it became the name of a column written by Mao and Tompkins in the world's most slept on/poorly marketed music mag, Grandslam (RIP), progeny of Big Daddy (RIP)

    Here are the subjects:
    Lord Shafiyq - My Mic Is On Fire
    Top Choice Clique - Peace Of Mind
    Makeba & Scratch - I can't Stand It/Make It Funky
    Phill Most - That Girl/On Tempo Jack
    Caz - You Need Stitches
    TDS Mob - Dope For The Folks
    " - What This World Is Coming To

    Since there were only four issues of Grandslam, this is the official list, there are no more, and everyone else is just imitatin'


    perhaps the genesis of the phill most phenomenon?!? I think we found our tastemakers. Big surprise both mao and phil post on this hurr site.

  • DongerDonger 854 Posts
    so it really is a bunch of hustlers making[/b] the money.

    fixed
  • Mel_GibsonMel_Gibson 664 Posts
    What I eat don't make you sh*t.
  • DongerDonger 854 Posts
    What I eat don't make you sh*t.

    yeah but keep in mind that after you eat those meals your stinky farts light up the room
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