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View Poll Results: today's rap, 90's, or 80's rap?
today's rap 21 26.25%
90's rap/hip hop 47 58.75%
80's rap 8 10.00%
NONE DANG IT 4 5.00%
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Old 08-11-2010, 01:15 AM   #121 (permalink)
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The only producers i can really say i like a whole lot from the 90's are RZA and The Dust Brothers.
DJ Premier? Large Professor? Pete Rock? DJ Quik? Jay Dee? MF DOOM? Q-Tip? Prince Paul? Dan the Automator?

Come on, man.
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Old 08-14-2010, 08:04 PM   #122 (permalink)
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I must agree with Jester on this one.
Not ALL Hip-Hop nowadays is bad. You just have to be willing to listen to it, without being biased because of what's on the radio. Of course I love the old Hip-Hop, and yes, it's changed. But it's not all bad.
I didn't say all Hip-Hop was bad, I do listen to mainstream artists(don't ask me who they are though). I was just saying that the average mainstream rap--head these days usually doesn't recognize the quality of the rap verses they listen to, it's mostly just the beat and some autotuned verse in the chorus that somehow sounds really catchy
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Old 08-15-2010, 09:44 PM   #123 (permalink)
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80s and 90s rap will tag team rape today's ****.
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Old 08-24-2010, 05:39 PM   #124 (permalink)
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DJ Premier? Large Professor? Pete Rock? DJ Quik? Jay Dee? MF DOOM? Q-Tip? Prince Paul? Dan the Automator?

Come on, man.
I could use brushing up obviously. Though I will throw in that i do like Donuts, as for everything else i'll have to research.
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Old 08-24-2010, 08:17 PM   #125 (permalink)
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I choose 90s rap cause I like more rap artists from that decades than all the other decades.

wow, that made insanely good sense.
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Old 08-25-2010, 12:20 PM   #126 (permalink)
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The 'golden age' of hip-hop, if you will, was between 1994-2005 IMO. So it's hard to pick between 90's and 00's stuff. i went 90's for the sake of the poll though.
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Old 08-25-2010, 01:40 PM   #127 (permalink)
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The 'golden age' of hip-hop, if you will, was between 1994-2005 IMO. So it's hard to pick between 90's and 00's stuff. i went 90's for the sake of the poll though.
I myself had always thought the Golden Age was much earlier. Like we're talking Slick Rick and Will Smith stuff. Not that I favor that era, it's just what I always thought was the so called Golden Age.
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The 'golden age' of hip-hop, if you will, was between 1994-2005 IMO. So it's hard to pick between 90's and 00's stuff. i went 90's for the sake of the poll though.
Golden age of rap in terms of mainstream success or artistic value?
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I myself had always thought the Golden Age was much earlier. Like we're talking Slick Rick and Will Smith stuff. Not that I favor that era, it's just what I always thought was the so called Golden Age.
You're right on that, the golden age is actually linked to a certain rap sound, not just personal preference. It's generally considered to be the late 80's and early 90's.
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I myself had always thought the Golden Age was much earlier. Like we're talking Slick Rick and Will Smith stuff. Not that I favor that era, it's just what I always thought was the so called Golden Age.
I should re-phrase, I knew that wording would confuse. More like the peak years.

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Golden age of rap in terms of mainstream success or artistic value?
Both. It was the most groundbreaking era for hip-hop albums. Look at any legitimate Top 10 Albums list for hip hop and that era dominates.

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You're right on that, the golden age is actually linked to a certain rap sound, not just personal preference. It's generally considered to be the late 80's and early 90's.
Again, I should have worded that differently. I was merely using the expression to describe the strongest time for hip-hop. I honestly don't think hip-hop is old enouh to have a golden age by that definition yet.
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