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Old 10-23-2013, 12:28 AM   #11 (permalink)
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I'm a fan of posse cut tracks and this is one of the great ones from the late 80s.
Lol, I don't know how someone can think that 50 Cent & Lil Wayne could possibly hold a candle to Dr Dre and Nas.

I'd like to go waaaayyyyyyy back to the early 80's, The Treacherous Three with Spoonie G and featuring of course Kool Mo Dee
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Lol, I don't know how someone can think that 50 Cent & Lil Wayne could possibly hold a candle to Dr Dre and Nas.





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^ Indeed. I think this was the best era for hip hop in all honesty. Some of the greatest hip hop albums and songs were created during this period. I dont think this period gets enough respect. Alot of people hype up the mid to late 90s but I personally think the groundbreaking stuff was during the late 80s/early 90s.
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Mmmm, yes, the Poor Righteous Teachers, good stuff.

Another personal fav that I use to play to death back in the day.

Lords of the underground
lords of the underground rule

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Old 11-06-2013, 12:07 AM   #17 (permalink)
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WHAT a great era. I feel like this aesthetic is trending all over again; re-surging if you like. Not just in music, but in pop culture in general (anybody walked the streets of certain parts of Brooklyn, London or Berlin recently? ha.)

Obviously Tribe, Lords and De La come to mind... or at least are my faves...

A track which especially spoke to me was De La's 'I Am I Be' from their 3rd album 'Buhloone Mindstate', realised in '93... the jazzy vibe and lyricism are a match made in heaven.. check it out.
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