all of my favorites have been posted already.
Im surprised knowbody has put down Do or Die. Bone Thugs and Do or Die were 2 of my favorite rap groups growing up.
[quote]Bigpull wrote:
When was the last time you bought a rap cd and the WHOLE ALBUM was good?
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jay-z - american gangster
kanye west - graduation
sheek louch - silverback gorilla
rick ross - trilla
young jeezy - 102 the inspiration
btw has anyone else heard pigeon john? i saw him in concert a month or two ago and he tore it down
very feel good hip hop kinda like the roots mixed with de la soul
[quote]ericbyrnesjr wrote:
bsnakes wrote:
Ol’ dirty bastard’s song nigga plz is classic, that whole CD is not really coherent but it’s a fucking masterpiece. “Bitches wanna fuck me when they smell my underarms!!”
That’s a hot fucking line! haha, not really, but Jay-Z wouldn’t say some crazy shit like that. The man calls himself big baby jesus, i mean hes fucking stupid (and dead) but shit is entertaining to say the least.
baby i gotcha money, hey-ey…[/quote]
“I don’t have a problem with you fucking me but I have a little problem with you not fuckin me”
I got 1800 rap songs on my iPod. Too many to list, but this one is good.
Don’t forget Young Buck!
[quote]Regular Gonzalez wrote:
ericbyrnesjr wrote:
bsnakes wrote:
Ol’ dirty bastard’s song nigga plz is classic, that whole CD is not really coherent but it’s a fucking masterpiece. “Bitches wanna fuck me when they smell my underarms!!”
That’s a hot fucking line! haha, not really, but Jay-Z wouldn’t say some crazy shit like that. The man calls himself big baby jesus, i mean hes fucking stupid (and dead) but shit is entertaining to say the least.
baby i gotcha money, hey-ey…
“I don’t have a problem with you fucking me but I have a little problem with you not fuckin me”
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absolutely
jesty beatz…friend sent me a couple songs the other day. check out “loc’n on lames” and “famous”
[quote]HOUSTON TEXAN wrote:
I got 1800 rap songs on my iPod. Too many to list, but this one is good.
Don’t forget Young Buck!
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vanilla ice squats 550 too: Ice Ice Baby - YouTube
why doesn’t anyone believe him? he’s stronger than he looks you know…
Lil wayne- lolipop
Eazy-E
That’s some real shit there.
Deichkind
Goddamn man, Cassidy is the shit. The more stuff I look up from him and Swizzy the more impressed I am.
Check out Classic (Better than I’ve ever been) w. Nas, Kanye, Rakim, and KRS … Preimo production … it’s pretty sick
I am like that dirty dirty (south) rap. Right now, I am liking the new Ego Tripping though. I got an extensive collection, a lot is just mix tapes.
Favorite song ever Big Pimpin’ - Jay-Z ft. UGK (RIP Pimp C)
Other favorite song(s):
Imma Tell - Tech N9ne
Cadillac Pimpin’ - 8 Ball and MJG
Throw it up - Pastor
I’m a thug - Trick Daddy
Championship Pop Bottles - Lil Wayne & Baby
Everyday I’m Hustlin’ - Rick Ross
Still Tippin’ - Slim Thug ft. Mike Jones & Paul Wall
Purple Sprite - Slim Thug
I feel like dying - Lil Wayne
Bang Bang - Dr. Dre
Like a Pimp - David Banner
Hand Clap - Hurricane Chris
Sugar - Trick Daddy
Most of these songs were out long before they became famous and some still aren’t know except to the people in the scene. Most of these I heard on mix tapes and a couple of months later they hit the main stream.
just got lupe’s “the cool” finally. awesome stuff. “go go gadget flow” is sick.
I don’t like rap.
But I do like 2 songs from the Geto Boys… which crack me up!
Especially this song, “Gansta Of Love”. They borrowed Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Alabama” for the music:
I’ve never been played by a ho!
If the bitch is acting stupid,
She’s got to go!
Some muthafuckers get sad
If she fucks with me, I’ma kick her little monkey ass!
See you hoes got it wrong!
think since a nigga say he loves ya, he ain’t strong.
Bitch you takin’ shit the wrong way
And I can tell right now. It’s gonna be a long day!
I got to educate you brothas
If the bitch won’t give up the play
fuck her!
Move along to the next trick.
See I’m the type a nigga that tell a ho
“suck dick!”
what if she’s not suckin’
That’s a waste of time, conversation and my fuckin’
I just put my fuckin pants on
And tell the idiotic freak
to take her tramp ass home!
Cause I don’t need a fuckin dummy
I need a bitch to lick nuts
until my dick is cummin’
And after that, you’ll earn your gloves
HA HA… Just call me the gangster of love.
I like bitches
All kind of bitches,
To take off my shirt
and pull down my britches
If shes got big tities
I squeeze ‘em and hold’em
while she suck my dick and lick my scrotum
And If she got a friend I’ll fuck her too
Together we can play a game of switcheroo
I ain’t the type who gets all mushy
I like to sit back
and watch them eat each other’s pussy!
Weak people might say we’re insane
But that’s the other fuckin’ level of the game
I’ll turn your sister out if she fucks with me
You want to know my identity???
Bitches look at me like I’m a faker
Knowing goddamn well
I’m a mutherfuckin heartbreaker!
I’ll have them crying for months
Cause I done fucked their best friends
and put a whipping on their cunts
They have their mothers to call
but, if you fucked one mom,
You done fucked them all
And I really don’t give a fuck
Cause if your mom offers me the pussy
she’s stuck
Now thats the type of nigga I am,
I’m always game to run a train, god-damn…
six different hoes a night,
i use lubricated rubbers, to make the pussy feel right
better safe then be a victim,
if ya got a jimmy hat, go ahead and dick em.
I put the pussy in its place,
and right before i nut, i pull it out, then to the face,
and tell the bitch to keep suckin
and prepare herself for her first but fuckin.
Then when i’m done, straight to the tub, haha…
Just call me the Gangster of Love.
I’m a mother fucker, i put a bitch to the test
if she dont pass, she dont get blessed.
If the test consists, of fucking my whole crew.
then bitch, god-damn, thats what you gotta do.
You say you wanna be down with Willie-D,
but yet you find it difficult to listen to me,
everytime you fuck up and skip a class,
imma put my god-damn foot in your ass.
And if your father wants to buck-up,
I’ll beat the wrinkles out that old mothafucka.
I treat a bitch like a queen,
but she has to realize I’m the goddamn king.
Some jealous punk in town,
told my girl i was fucking around, and she’s still down.
to do the same, you gotta have game,
you wanna know my name?
(Call me the Gangster of Love)
Say bill,
wassup B
all the hoes mad at us cause we aint paying for the pussy
and fighting over their asses and shit
but thats the other level of the game again
damn straight
say man, while we on the subject of hoes,
what ever happened to that hoe you used to fuck with named cathy
Oh cathy, that hoe was hot,
the first piece of pussy that i ever got.
she fucked me til i was cummin,
put my nuts in her mouth, and started hummin.
i said, shit, um its ejecting.
she started scratching my dillbag and said hold up a second.
turn me over on my back gold,
opened up my butt cheeks and started lickin out my asshole.
thats why i guess that im the gangsta.
and oh ya, cathleen johnson, sweetheart, i’d like to thank ya.
Little hoes out there are getting stuck,
by niggaz like me and we really dont give a fuck.
big ass titties and a sexy switch,
whatever you got, you deserved it bitch.
See, ah, i like to take em fast,
act like i love em, and dog ther mothafuckin ass.
like for instance miss P,
the bitch ran a game and tried to fuck over me.
but i assisted in the makin,
talking bout she pregnant.
“with you or that jamaican”?
She said me of course,
so i drug her little ass like a mother fuckin horse.
thats what you get for trying to play me,
i’ll kick a bitch smack dead in the ass, if she ever say we,
made a kid when i make it,
I’ll grab her by her motherfuckin’ neck
and try to break it!
Cause I knew I wore a fucking glove
You know who you fuckin with bitch???
just call me the Gangsta of love.
All time,
2Pac ambition az a rider
Nas/Jay Black Republican
Whole Wutang Album
BDK Ain’t no half steppin.
50 cent Many men
Doug I’m sure you were joking but as music there is no true difference between rap and hip hop, originally they were completely interchangable. Then somewhere around the time KRS one decided to call himself a Scholar and turn his passion into some form of edumacation; Hip hop became known as a culture, Rap as a music style that the hip hop culture uses to communicate. The culture being the young urban rebel similar to how the goth culture reflects the rebels of suburbia. So now if you have to choose a hip hop song to those who CLAIM to be hip hop enthusiast you have to choose something with a gangsta or fuck the world edge to it, and a rap song can be anything.
RAP/HIP-HOP whatever you want to call it DID NOT start off as party music. It was done at parties but that doesn’t make it party music. It started off as MC Battles, not violent I’m going to kill you battles. MC battles like me and my dj are can make the crowd rock better than you. At parties major crews from different areas of New York would battle to ROCK THE PARTY, not KILL each other. So phrases like “Party People” would be the intro for whatever MC was battling because he wants to get to crowd into his side. When this got converted to wax you basically got one competitors side of the story. Most people in the know at the time would just by both sides records and play them at a party, but as it spread people did not know that a song like sugahill gangs first one was a compilation of battle lyrics.
TKO’s Top 3:
1 Jay-Z - Big Pimpin’
2 T-Pain ft. Twista - R.Kelly - I’m In Love With A Stripper
3 Busta Rhymes - Fire It Up
Enjoy,
[quote]Airtruth wrote:
All time,
2Pac ambition az a rider
Nas/Jay Black Republican
Whole Wutang Album
BDK Ain’t no half steppin.
50 cent Many men
Doug I’m sure you were joking but as music there is no true difference between rap and hip hop, originally they were completely interchangable. Then somewhere around the time KRS one decided to call himself a Scholar and turn his passion into some form of edumacation; Hip hop became known as a culture, Rap as a music style that the hip hop culture uses to communicate. The culture being the young urban rebel similar to how the goth culture reflects the rebels of suburbia. So now if you have to choose a hip hop song to those who CLAIM to be hip hop enthusiast you have to choose something with a gangsta or fuck the world edge to it, and a rap song can be anything.
RAP/HIP-HOP whatever you want to call it DID NOT start off as party music. It was done at parties but that doesn’t make it party music. It started off as MC Battles, not violent I’m going to kill you battles. MC battles like me and my dj are can make the crowd rock better than you. At parties major crews from different areas of New York would battle to ROCK THE PARTY, not KILL each other. So phrases like “Party People” would be the intro for whatever MC was battling because he wants to get to crowd into his side. When this got converted to wax you basically got one competitors side of the story. Most people in the know at the time would just by both sides records and play them at a party, but as it spread people did not know that a song like sugahill gangs first one was a compilation of battle lyrics.
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I was there back in those days…there was plenty of beef, even back then, its not just well publicized. I started DJing in 81. This idea that they got together and rapped peacefully in the parks, halls and house parties in an utter untruth. If you ever get to hear some of the bootleg recordings of early parties by the earliest of rappers, the animosity to other crews on some bars is unmistakable.
OMG that Vanilla Ice link was worse than being RICK ROLLED.
Perhaps that’s the new “rickroll”…
You just been “ICED”.
Are you could be MARK’d…by a marky mark and the funky bunch vid…with that clown curling cinder blocks. no wonder he’s so sensitive about being called marky mark.
[quote]TheBodyGuard wrote:
I was there back in those days…there was plenty of beef, even back then, its not just well publicized. I started DJing in 81. This idea that they got together and rapped peacefully in the parks, halls and house parties in an utter untruth. If you ever get to hear some of the bootleg recordings of early parties by the earliest of rappers, the animosity to other crews on some bars is unmistakable.[/quote]
Yeah I know there was some crazy battles, but the ones that went to wax weren’t as violent as the rap battles between say pac/big 50/game, at least in my eyes. I think because they weren’t as violent, people get the idea that it was ALL party music back then like either A-Dizzy or Livefromthe781 said a few post back.