Scooby Z feat Joe..

Mykill Miers - Wanna Be An MC (feat Freddie Foxxx aka Bumpy Knuckles)


Freddie Foxxx - 81 Bars of Murder


O.C. - Dangerous (ft Big L)


T-KASH - Sign Language (sick song about gang signs)

honestly that's good **** man. it seems like it will be hard to find. anyway this mykill miers guy's album isn't popping up right away but i'll keep looking.

and i loved o.c.'s album word... life. never went beyond that though.

love that freddie foxxx joint. what is it off of? i need album/mixtape names to download tbh.

Honestly have no idea what album that's from if any. That guy got shit going back to his debut in '89 with Eric B. You can just rip it from youtube with YouTube Downloader though if you like it that much.

Mykill and TKash gonna be harder to find I only know them from browsing their various songs on YouTube. Don't own an album from either.

Some old crews including Freddie.

The Flavor Unit MCs - Roll With The Flava (The Flavor Unit MCs = Queen Latifah, Apache, Lakim Shabazz, Freddie Foxxx, The 45 King, Treach, Chip Fu, Heavy D, D-Nice, Dres)


H.E.A.L. - Heal Yourself (Human Education Against Lies = KRS-One, Kid Capri, Big Daddy Kane, Freddie Foxxx, LL Cool J, MC Lyte, Queen Latifah, Ms. Melodie, Run-DMC, Heather B, Shabba Ranks, Salt-N-Pepa, Kool Moe Dee, Grand Daddy I.U., Ziggy Marley, Chuck D, Doug E. Fresh, Red Alert)

damn, that's too many rappers for one group lol

i'll see if i can find the mykill album though when i get some time off. i found a torrent on demonoid but its not downloading. if worse comes to worse if the songs are on youtube i can rip it from there

Esh the Monolith - Merica

Angry Mic - New Affiliation (ft Kas Solo)


Prop Dylan - Can You Imagine

Not sure if you remember but I was thinking about this the other day... Moodie Black are actually members of this forum.

I remember the dude sending me a copy of their track with dalek, and their EP (still under GAHEDiNDIE at the time I think). Pretty neat.

Love the oldschool posse cuts, it's always dope to hear so many of the best emcee's of their time rip together. It's too bad the West-Coast didn't do this more, only cuts I can think of off the top of my head would be "Were All In The Same Gang" and the "Get The Fist Movement" track. Can't forget KRS's Stop The Violence Movement either but that was East-Coast.

does anyone know if there exists a studio version of this?


Also

Holy annoying sample in that Jonwayne song.

A Tribe Called Quest - Bonita Applebum


Aceyalone - Annalillia

oh yeah that song sucks

i like chicken i like bird

aha i love the paranoia track. i don't think there's a studio version of the earl song; upcoming album seems cool though

The Upstarts - Time's Right

That earl song was fire, holy...

That's sarcasm right?

I recently downloaded A Tribe Called Quest's anthology and really enjoyed it. They generally have a really laid back style and they use samples in cool ways.
I really enjoy songs like Can I kick it, Oh my God, we got the jazz, Scenario, electric relaxation, buggin out, check the rhime and Keep it moving.

If anyone has any suggestions in terms of different albums by A Tribe Called Quest or other groups of the similar style I would be very happy. Thanks

Hello! I made a similar request in the Soul recommendations section (with more song names) but I think this fits into Rap and Hiphop more than Soul anyways. So I'll try and keep it short:

I'd like to request something similar to Diggy-Mo'! He has alot of great music, most of it is an upbeat Jazzy Pop/ Hiphop style mixed with Hiphop vocals or Rap; the most notable at the moment is: Heartache Jive, Voodoo Kindgom, Bakusou Yume Uta (easier to find as Soul Eater Ending #3), Juves, Unchained and Challenger. The Roots are also worth mentioning, since Diggy-Mo' takes inspiration from them! The most important thing is that this is upbeat Hiphop, with tempo or rhythm changes, without the type of beats that I find boring.

An artist with a similar style are The Gorillaz, and their lead MC Deltron from 3030 and other sources. Their album The Singles Collection 2001 - 2011 on Youtube fits what I like about them. Tomorrow Comes Today, Clint Eastwood, and 19/2000 are all amazing! I don't like their slow atmospheric stuff as much.

I would post links but I need another two posts to do so. Most of this is findable on Youtube, and I can upload anything that isn't for the most part! I really want anything similar to these guys, because I have looked everywhere for a few years and I've gotten nothing!

The lead MC from Deltron 3030 and Gorilla'z "Clint Eastwood" track is Del Tha Funky Homosapien, not sure if he fits your category but he is a legend in his own right. If you wanna check out some of his solo stuff I'd Reccomend.

- If You Must
- Dr. Bombay
- Catch A Bad One
- Mistadobalina
- Pissin' On Your Steps
- Ahonetwo, Ahonetwo

salute.

I love Del.. Good recs.

Saw Pharcyde last night. Lots of opening acts but I really enjoyed Stephen The Martyr. Intelligent lyrics and great samples. I think he will end up blowing up. Check out his Soundcloud dude can bring it.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...85970519,d.aWw

Yeah I love Del, but I was already aware that he had multiple aliases. Maybe my "Deltron from 3030 and others" was a vague way of saying that. Thanks for the suggestions but do you know of anyone else that raps like Del or Diggy-Mo'? I usually don't like Rap, but I really love these two, and haven't ever heard of anyone else that sounds like they do. Although The Roots are pretty close.

Souls of Mischief and any of the Heiroglyphics crew, A-plus especially.

prince paul's recent mixes are pretty good

vol. 1
vol. 2

The roots are solid!!!!!

Silent Knight - Still Friends

Silent Knight - Fortify (feat Gift of Gab and Iam)

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.

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.

i just love his energy on that track

the radar part always gets me

Who's your favorite Crooklyn trio?

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

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.

i like the beat better on the second track as well


but i like the rapping beter on the original

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

an edan feature. neato

father's new album is fun, too

West-Coast OGs to the fullest.