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Posted 15 years ago #More too come
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Posted 15 years ago #
D*mn, good quality for a live video. Nice, urbaniized. Is that you singing along?
LA9X with a little extra helping of Cypress Hill...so dope... did KK push that fool's camera out of the way at the around 0:35?
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Posted 15 years ago #
yeah its from my Flip Video recorder.haha Yeah thats me and my little brother singing.
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Posted 15 years ago #
and im not sure about Double puching the camera
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Posted 15 years ago #
wish i were there again....tired of funkin wishing....
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Posted 15 years ago #
Dope!
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Posted 15 years ago #
Oh Snap...Thes One over "Listen Up" is classic!
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Posted 15 years ago #
How do people not know the "Your momma's so fat / How fat is she?" line?
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Posted 15 years ago #
thats what im saying @esomedina.i was dissapointed in the fans.my bro was like "how the phuk y'all dont know that"
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Posted 15 years ago #
they once did a show opening up for the Flobots at the House of Blues here in Chicago. They did the song and that linecome up. They cut the record. I'm the only one in the audience that responded lol. Thes then went into a rant about Hip-Hop.
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Posted 15 years ago #
Yeah, I think it would be weak for someone to actually have to go to school to learn hip-hop. BUT for a while, I was thinking about starting a college curriculum on hip hop, and even tried to kick out a fake "course schedule". You know:
I) Origins - Jamaica, "Toasters", Sound Systems, Funk, etc.
II) New York - each section of the "4 Elements" (criticism thereon to be brought up later in the class), cyphers, the "community" feel and self-expression angle, early films involving hip-hop, sampling & Biz Markie's legal troubles over "Alone Again"
III) The West Coast response in LA & the "Gangster Rap" revolution - "East Coast" vs. "West Coast", branching out into rock, critical reaction from media, parents
IV) Hip Hop explosion - Dirty South, Crunk, Hyphy, Philly, etc.
V) Sidenote: DJs vs. keyboards vs. computers vs. live bands - what is hip hop?
VI) The media perception turnaround - emphasis switches from censorship to increase in marketability, "radio" rap, "ringtone" rap
VII) "Underground" / "Alternative" / "Throwback" / DIY emergence - backlash against commercial rapListening Section:
(and this would probably have some 8-10 required listening tracks, and 20-30 "further listening" tracks, PER CLASS PERIOD) - for instance, early classes would include Fatback ("King Tim III"), Sugarhill Gang ("Rapper's Delight"), Beastie Boys (their transition from punk to hip hop), Boogie Down ("The Bridge is Over"), etc. -
Posted 15 years ago #
Sorry, looking back on that last post, that was a little off-topic, huh?
Anyway, to tie it back in, I could see someone not knowing about some older hip-hop IF it hasn't aged well through the years, but I agree that not knowing "Rapper's Delight", "Ya Mama", "Humpty Dance", "Insane in the Brain", "Can I Kick It?" or something equally as memorable is straight... up... WACK.
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Posted 15 years ago #
Sactowns back and hijackin threads again... lol. Good to see you on the boards again dude. I been hectic l8ly with uni work so try n get a 10 mins in here and there. Same as DoDo i think, he aint been on the boards for a while!
Peace
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Posted 15 years ago #
Yeah, I was actually wondering about that... When I got back on, I saw sweetness, yoyopo, boombip, chinkyrice, eso, and all the others, even a post from dusty, but I was all "where is mambo? And where is dodo, I been looking forward to baggin' on that sucka again!!" :-p haha.mambo7891 said:
Sactowns back and hijackin threads again... lol. Good to see you on the boards again dude. I been hectic l8ly with uni work so try n get a 10 mins in here and there. Same as DoDo i think, he aint been on the boards for a while!Peace
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Posted 15 years ago #
more pics from that night....cred my girl emiko from tres records for some of the pics
dj day and i

chikara

exile

keg

mark luv

thes playin mario on dudes back

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