The Rap & Hip-Hop Recommendation Thread

[Micco]

Originally Posted by John Wilkes Booth

The classic NY posse cuts are too ill. I always loved on the Crooklyn Dodgers cuts how they took two widely regarded lyrical emcees and paired them up with one oddball in the case of Special Ed and Chubb Rock and let them shine as the overlooked legends they are. Both guys did amazing things after their one hit cuts in the 90s people really underlook their discography, especially Chubbs.

That D & D Project cut is such a gem for such a random and obscure album it came out on, I have both versions because both the Premier remix and original are too dope.

Show and Prove is a crazy track too, love how Kane brings out with homeboys scoob and scrap and let's them rock the mic, if I'm not mistaken I think this was Jay-Z'z first recording appearance too. The entire track is just completely wild, unique flow is off the charts in it.

[John Wilkes Booth]

i think krs's bit on the d&d all stars is probably the best verse i've ever heard from him tbh

[Micco]

Originally Posted by John Wilkes Booth

i think krs's bit on the d&d all stars is probably the best verse i've ever heard from him tbh

I think the best I've heard from him always seemingly comes from his freestyles, dude is an absolute legend, the epitome of education and knowledge within' Hip-Hop culture.

[John Wilkes Booth]

i just love his energy on that track

the radar part always gets me

[DwnWthVwls]

Who's your favorite Crooklyn trio?

[John Wilkes Booth]

the original one... i'm partial to buckshot

[Micco]

I think the second trio is better IMO, especially production wise. I think flow wise the second time around everybody was much more unique and brought something to the table.

[John Wilkes Booth]

i like the beat better on the second track as well


but i like the rapping beter on the original

[bulbasaur]

PSA (What Does It All Mean?) (ft. Edan) | Memory Man

an edan feature. neato

father's new album is fun, too

[Micco]

West-Coast OGs to the fullest.