The Term "Diggin" does it apply to HipHop
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I've had people tell me that buying Hiphop records isn't "Diggin". I mean a lot of Hiphop is very rare. Especailly all the early Hiphop releases of the late 70's/eraly 80's, Japanese exclusives, independant and promo only pressings out there. All this stuff can be extremely rare, so what do you think?
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Apparently Faux's not "Diggin" it!
Tell them to suck on your fucking ballsack. Who the fuck are they to tell you what anything is or isn't?
Rather a more extreme reaction than accusations of nondiggerdom would seem to merit...
Maybe by itself, but I get tired of hearing 1,001 douchebags claim to be authority on shit that is subjective and nondefined.
So until I read that Merriam-Webster has decided that the definition of digging does not include searching for hip hop records, tell them to suck on your fucking ballsack.
Peace
Hawkeye
yes. it's called shopping, not archaeology.
The term Diggin was swiped from the "World Music" collectors in the early to mid 80's. Thurman Thompkins from Baltimore claims to have coined the phrase while looking for the elusive Mango recording of The Junkyard Band live @ the Canary Islands '85.
I think the term diggin was used in the 70s aswell... PAGING A-KO! That intro on Chicago is from a 70s record, right??
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