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Originally Posted by Mankycaaant
Other than them two, I never really hear much about Mac Dre. Although he's released a ton of music and was credited with being the innovator of some Bay Area movement, he's rarely discussed. I've never seen him as one of the greats, but I guess I can dig his style, it's by in large more party orientated (or at least what I've heard is)
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I've never really listened to Mac Dre but I like the song you posted. It definitely has that Heiroglyphics sound, which I guess is the Bay Area style.
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Originally Posted by Goofle11
Eyedea has become a favourite of mine. I don't have much of his material downloaded but regularly scour YouTube for anything he's on. Great lyrics, and usually interesting production.
ODB has some of my favourite verses ever too.
Not to forget MC Guru of Gang Starr.
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All excellent. I'm particularly partial to Eyedea just because he was a skinny white boy who was better than almost everybody at an early age. I still occasionally think about how easily he could have lived if only he went to sleep face-up when he overdosed.
ODB was, in my opinion, one of the most interesting rappers to ever live.
Guru.. I don't even know what to say. He helped make hip-hop something that everybody has heard.