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Being off most other social media I don’t come across this information like I used to. So this is late but Rest in peace Chino XL. One of the greats and one of the first to get me into the rapping your ass off rap.

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From the album Midnight Marauders (1993)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ9JpUzda0c

Originally concealed in the credits of the record covers under the heading “composition and production”, Guts secured his fame as a beatmaker by trimming the soundtrack of Alliance Ethnik, Big Red or the Svinkels. In solo since 2007 and his album “Le Bienheureux”, he then expanded his musical palette with “Freedom”, a darker released on his own label Pura Vida. Exiled in Ibiza, it's From his Balearic Island that he will publish in 2011 “Paradise For All”. Since hip hop broke into his life, somewhere in the 1980s, Guts has devoted it all his time and energy. From that passion is born “Hip Hop After All” in 2014.

Khali Jackon, Jorden Plaines and Dallas Ifill are 3 Titans, hailing from Brooklyn, they look barely old enough to tie their own shoelaces. Whilst 3 Titans may be small in stature, they are living proof to De La Soul’s testimony that 3 is indeed the magic number.

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Butterfly: "We be to rap what key be to lock"

From their debut album Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space) 1992

From the album Blue Lines (1991)

A clip from Family Feud that'll make any Hip-Hop Head cry. So drop your top 8 in the comments.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17748917

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@DonMcThrill | 12 days ago (edited)

1. 80s - focus on morals lyrically
2. 90s - focus on drama lyrically
3. 00s - focus on rhythmic sound
4. 10s - focus on overall production

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17747772

This song tells about the business of drug dealing and all the problems that are related to drugs from both the junkie’s and the dealer’s perspective. It also describes a girl who is willing to do anything for drugs.

This early Dr. Dre beat prominently samples the “Funky Worm” by Ohio Players.

https://genius.com/Nwa-dope-man-lyrics