If you've got the Fu-Schnickens album, there are a lot of cuts on there that are more danceable than "La Schmoove." "Schmoove" is the cut, don't get me wrong, but there's a ton of great "fast rap" stuff on there.
Has anyone mentioned Twin Hype "Do It to the Crowd?" That joint is slammin', man, slammin'!
Nah, i mean not so standard in that not too many people know about it while the Souls joint everyone knows. His first album is classic minus a few tracks[/b]
The Craig G joint from that album is my shit. I like how hard he goes with all the '88 references. Dude spread it on a bit thick but props for a shout out to Dukakis!
you do understand that this is from like a year or two ago, right?
oof. actually, i never really figured out what the deal was with that album. i remember hearing people say it was all fake, but then never getting any confirmation so i just assumed it was actual tracks from 88. so it's actually those artists listed but it was all recorded a couple years ago? are they all acapellas from late 80s on top of recent "retro" beats? what's going on here?
you do understand that this is from like a year or two ago, right?
oof. actually, i never really figured out what the deal was with that album. i remember hearing people say it was all fake, but then never getting any confirmation so i just assumed it was actual tracks from 88. so it's actually those artists listed but it was all recorded a couple years ago? are they all acapellas from late 80s on top of recent "retro" beats? what's going on here?
No - these are all new songs, recorded new-ly. The artists were simply asked to pretend like they were rapping back in '88.
Hence, "I'm like John McClaine in the Nakatomi building."
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No - these are all new songs, recorded new-ly. The artists were simply asked to pretend like they were rapping back in '88.
Hence, "I'm like John McClaine in the Nakatomi building."
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this is truly horrible
That's what the fuckk is up, jesus. B/w have you dudes ever danced out to anything evar? Sheeit.
Has anyone mentioned Twin Hype "Do It to the Crowd?" That joint is slammin', man, slammin'!
This makes people dance
Stezo - Freak the Funk
Cypress Hill - Phunky Feel One
Kev E Kev - Keep on Doin
a head banger. only play this if there is a extra security.
you do understand that this is from like a year or two ago, right?
Wait, what? How is that danceable???
I would love to see someone spin a record about abandoned, homeless kids in a club.
oof. actually, i never really figured out what the deal was with that album. i remember hearing people say it was all fake, but then never getting any confirmation so i just assumed it was actual tracks from 88. so it's actually those artists listed but it was all recorded a couple years ago? are they all acapellas from late 80s on top of recent "retro" beats? what's going on here?
!!!!!!!! (NC-related)
Hippity Hop what? Hippity Hop locos!
Well do you?
No - these are all new songs, recorded new-ly. The artists were simply asked to pretend like they were rapping back in '88.
Hence, "I'm like John McClaine in the Nakatomi building."
Method Man "Bring the Pain"
The first rap LP I ever bought. Can't find a video with "Session In Poetry" but that is my first pick from that album.
so ill.
Yeah I'm like damn where these girls that like these songs live? I'm gonna move there.