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[quote]LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:

Not early 90’s,but influenced every New Orleans rappers from the 90’s…think Manny Fresh/Cash Money.
The Showboys - Drag Rap:

This I’m diggin’.

And that shit is from 1984!

Awesome, now you’ve got me searching for more ‘New Orleans Bounce’ [that’s what they called it in the vid] :D. [/quote]

That would be the correct term. Here’s a good example of the influence on the MasterP/No Limit craze back in the '90s.

Mia X - I’ll Take Ya Man:

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TRU - Bout it Bout it

anything UGK is great!

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[quote]Big_Boss wrote:
LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:

Not early 90’s,but influenced every New Orleans rappers from the 90’s…think Manny Fresh/Cash Money.
The Showboys - Drag Rap:

This I’m diggin’.

And that shit is from 1984!

Awesome, now you’ve got me searching for more ‘New Orleans Bounce’ [that’s what they called it in the vid] :D.

That would be the correct term. Here’s a good example of the influence on the MasterP/No Limit craze back in the '90s.

Mia X - I’ll Take Ya Man:

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Good stuff. I can see what your pointing out. I just read a wikipedia article on this stuff [:D] and they mentioned “Back That Azz Up” as being related (well they said it was part of NOB) too, so it’s all starting to make sense.

If there are any other significant artists from the genre from way back feel free to post 'em. It’d be greatly appreciated, I think this stuff’s pretty good.

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By far the best Mater P song of all time, and came out in '97 I believe-

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I don’t really know how to post links, but it’s a video for a group called Darc Mind. You guys should definitely check them out. Just type in Darc Mind on youtube and click on a couple of videos. They are from the 90’s but were pretty underground even then, so they re released in 2008.

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Big L and Jay z:

Pharcyde - Passing Me By

Nas - Deja Vu

Rakim - When I Be On The Mic

Gang Starr - Mass Appeal

Souls of Mischief - Cab Fare

Mobb Deep - Survival of the Fittest

Redman - Time for some action

Common - Take it EZ

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[quote]LarryDavid wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
It took 8 posts before a black person showed up in this thread. And then another 3 posts before a 2nd black guy showed up.

I guess everyone in here are gonna be 2009 version of House of Pain.

“Jump around! Jump Around!”

I’m not white…but suppose your point still applies :(.[/quote]

Wait, you’re black? And you live in Canada? Wow, this is like finding a unicorn!

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[quote]LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:

Not early 90’s,but influenced every New Orleans rappers from the 90’s…think Manny Fresh/Cash Money.
The Showboys - Drag Rap:

This I’m diggin’.

And that shit is from 1984!

Awesome, now you’ve got me searching for more ‘New Orleans Bounce’ [that’s what they called it in the vid] :D.

That would be the correct term. Here’s a good example of the influence on the MasterP/No Limit craze back in the '90s.

Mia X - I’ll Take Ya Man:

Good stuff. I can see what your pointing out. I just read a wikipedia article on this stuff [:D] and they mentioned “Back That Azz Up” as being related (well they said it was part of NOB) too, so it’s all starting to make sense.

If there are any other significant artists from the genre from way back feel free to post 'em. It’d be greatly appreciated, I think this stuff’s pretty good. [/quote]

Ahh…man,not you got my wheels turning…lol. Its hard finding anything from the early pioneers…as most were more known locally. You had Willie Puckett,Katy Red,DJ Jubilee…to name a few. I did find this clip of a documentary they did on New Orleans Bounce:

I will say that most Bounce music will have some variation of the “Triggerman” beat from the Drag Rap song I posted earlier…and that is was straight up just dance/party music.

Your more “hard” rap artists didn’t really start using it till No Limit,Cash Money,U.N.L.V. started coming out…and Three Six Mafia,Outkast,etc. Most of the catch phrases from “Crunk” comes from Bounce music.

Some of these are older Bounce songs…some are more recent that have that Bounce influence:

Z.Black - Second Line(lol…at the Popeye’s Chicken)

Partner’s In Crime - N.O. Block Party

U.N.L.V. - Drag 'Em N Tha River

Three Six Mafia(T.D.C.U.T.) - Push 'Em Off

David Banner - Like A Pimp

That’s all I can think off the top of my head. This link should give you some good info as well.

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[quote]Big_Boss wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
It took 8 posts before a black person showed up in this thread. And then another 3 posts before a 2nd black guy showed up.

I guess everyone in here are gonna be 2009 version of House of Pain.

“Jump around! Jump Around!”

lol…you’re a fool,Wol. [/quote]

I was either gonna call White Flash “Snow” or “Vanilla Ice”

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[quote]WolBarret wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
It took 8 posts before a black person showed up in this thread. And then another 3 posts before a 2nd black guy showed up.

I guess everyone in here are gonna be 2009 version of House of Pain.

“Jump around! Jump Around!”

lol…you’re a fool,Wol.

I was either gonna call White Flash “Snow” or “Vanilla Ice”

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Ha. Wol, you’re a trip. Boss, I almost posted that UNLV song. Someone started a thread a long time ago asking if you were a fighter what song would you walk out to, and I said that would be mine, although I might change it to “don’t sweat the technique” now. Maybe. Didn’t the guy who wrote it get murdered shortly after it dropped?

ps. Wol, I will not be licking your boom boom down…

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[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
It took 8 posts before a black person showed up in this thread. And then another 3 posts before a 2nd black guy showed up.

I guess everyone in here are gonna be 2009 version of House of Pain.

“Jump around! Jump Around!”

lol…you’re a fool,Wol.

I was either gonna call White Flash “Snow” or “Vanilla Ice”

Ha. Wol, you’re a trip. Boss, I almost posted that UNLV song. Someone started a thread a long time ago asking if you were a fighter what song would you walk out to, and I said that would be mine, although I might change it to “don’t sweat the technique” now. Maybe. Didn’t the guy who wrote it get murdered shortly after it dropped?

ps. Wol, I will not be licking your boom boom down…[/quote]

Yeah,Yella Boy was killed. Lots of beef with them and Cash Money…and Mystikal…which led to lots of rumors of them having something to do with his murder at the time.

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[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
Wol, if you didn’t like the Simpsons and pancakes I’m not sure you’d have any redeeming qualities.[/quote]

I have more redeeming qualities. My avatar!

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[quote]Big_Boss wrote:
WhiteFlash wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
It took 8 posts before a black person showed up in this thread. And then another 3 posts before a 2nd black guy showed up.

I guess everyone in here are gonna be 2009 version of House of Pain.

“Jump around! Jump Around!”

lol…you’re a fool,Wol.

I was either gonna call White Flash “Snow” or “Vanilla Ice”

Ha. Wol, you’re a trip. Boss, I almost posted that UNLV song. Someone started a thread a long time ago asking if you were a fighter what song would you walk out to, and I said that would be mine, although I might change it to “don’t sweat the technique” now. Maybe. Didn’t the guy who wrote it get murdered shortly after it dropped?

ps. Wol, I will not be licking your boom boom down…

Yeah,Yella Boy was killed. Lots of beef with them and Cash Money…and Mystikal…which led to lots of rumors of them having something to do with his murder at the time.[/quote]

Speaking of which, what happened to all the No Limit Soldiers?

Master P- counting his money
Silk the Shocker- ???
C-Murder- Prison
Mystical- Prison
That one bitch who was in the “Make em say, nah nah”-???

Cash Money Crew-
BG- Is he still on crack?
Juvenile- Hasn’t released anything for a year I think
Slim- Counting money
Baby- Counting money and kissing Wayne on the mouth
That one dude who was in the Hot Boyz-???
Wayne- Kissing baby on the mouth and being the shit

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[quote]Big_Boss wrote:
LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
LarryDavid wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:

Not early 90’s,but influenced every New Orleans rappers from the 90’s…think Manny Fresh/Cash Money.
The Showboys - Drag Rap:

This I’m diggin’.

And that shit is from 1984!

Awesome, now you’ve got me searching for more ‘New Orleans Bounce’ [that’s what they called it in the vid] :D.

That would be the correct term. Here’s a good example of the influence on the MasterP/No Limit craze back in the '90s.

Mia X - I’ll Take Ya Man:

Good stuff. I can see what your pointing out. I just read a wikipedia article on this stuff [:D] and they mentioned “Back That Azz Up” as being related (well they said it was part of NOB) too, so it’s all starting to make sense.

If there are any other significant artists from the genre from way back feel free to post 'em. It’d be greatly appreciated, I think this stuff’s pretty good.

Ahh…man,not you got my wheels turning…lol. Its hard finding anything from the early pioneers…as most were more known locally. You had Willie Puckett,Katy Red,DJ Jubilee…to name a few. I did find this clip of a documentary they did on New Orleans Bounce:

I will say that most Bounce music will have some variation of the “Triggerman” beat from the Drag Rap song I posted earlier…and that is was straight up just dance/party music.

Your more “hard” rap artists didn’t really start using it till No Limit,Cash Money,U.N.L.V. started coming out…and Three Six Mafia,Outkast,etc. Most of the catch phrases from “Crunk” comes from Bounce music.

Some of these are older Bounce songs…some are more recent that have that Bounce influence:

Z.Black - Second Line(lol…at the Popeye’s Chicken)

Partner’s In Crime - N.O. Block Party

U.N.L.V. - Drag 'Em N Tha River

Three Six Mafia(T.D.C.U.T.) - Push 'Em Off

David Banner - Like A Pimp

That’s all I can think off the top of my head. This link should give you some good info as well.

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Thanks a lot. I really appreciate that.

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[quote]WolBarret wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
WhiteFlash wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
It took 8 posts before a black person showed up in this thread. And then another 3 posts before a 2nd black guy showed up.

I guess everyone in here are gonna be 2009 version of House of Pain.

“Jump around! Jump Around!”

lol…you’re a fool,Wol.

I was either gonna call White Flash “Snow” or “Vanilla Ice”

Ha. Wol, you’re a trip. Boss, I almost posted that UNLV song. Someone started a thread a long time ago asking if you were a fighter what song would you walk out to, and I said that would be mine, although I might change it to “don’t sweat the technique” now. Maybe. Didn’t the guy who wrote it get murdered shortly after it dropped?

ps. Wol, I will not be licking your boom boom down…

Yeah,Yella Boy was killed. Lots of beef with them and Cash Money…and Mystikal…which led to lots of rumors of them having something to do with his murder at the time.

Speaking of which, what happened to all the No Limit Soldiers?

Master P- counting his money
Silk the Shocker- ???
C-Murder- Prison
Mystical- Prison
That one bitch who was in the “Make em say, nah nah”-???

Cash Money Crew-
BG- Is he still on crack?
Juvenile- Hasn’t released anything for a year I think
Slim- Counting money
Baby- Counting money and kissing Wayne on the mouth
That one dude who was in the Hot Boyz-???
Wayne- Kissing baby on the mouth and being the shit

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Master P - counting Romeo’s money.lol. Seriously,he’s trying to get his sports agency started back up…he’s still hustling…UUGGUGHH!!

Sillk The Shocker - speech class

C-Murder- See’n Other Murderers beat off…haha.

Mystikal - gets out of prison in January.

Mia X - she’s still performing

Doesn’t even scratch the other 100,000 former No Limit soldiers.

Cash Money Crew

B.G.- is still B.G…still performs and collabs with lots of artists.

Juvenile - Not sure…I’m sure he’s doing something to pay all the child support he has. One of his daughters and her mother were killed last year.

Slim/Baby - you got it right already…lol

Turk - the one who could probably out-rap Wayne…umm,yeah,he’s in prison for shooting at cops.

Wayne - being a pop tart.

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some bay area classics from the early 90’s
Luniz - I Got 5 On It (Clean Bay Ballas Vocal Remix) - YouTube - da LUNIZ
- YouTube - E40
Spice 1 - Strap on the side - YouTube - SPICE1
- YouTube - SPICE1
Mac Dre - California Livin' - YouTube - MAC DRE
2pac ft mac dre - gotta survive - YouTube - MAC DRE feat 2PAC

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As saoid time to get creative but strictly golden era

- YouTube - Eric B & Rakim - I ain’t no joke

Jeru The Damaja - Come Clean - YouTube - Jeru The Damaja - Come Clean

Souls Of Mischief - From 93 Till Infinity (Best Quality) - YouTube - Souls of Mischief - 93 til Infinity

Geto Boys- My Mind is Playing Tricks on Me - YouTube - Geto Boys - Mind Playin Tricks On Me

- YouTube - Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Part II

Snoop doggy dogg - Gz and hustlas - YouTube - Snoop Doggy Dogg - Gz and Hustlas

Wu Tang Clan- 7th Chamber - YouTube - Wu Tang - 7th Chamber

KRS-One - Mortal Thought (Produced by DJ Premier) - YouTube - KRS One - Mortal Thoughts

- YouTube - Ice T - Mind Over Matter

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[quote]Jack Urboady wrote:
As saoid time to get creative but strictly golden era

- YouTube - Eric B & Rakim - I ain’t no joke

Jeru The Damaja - Come Clean - YouTube - Jeru The Damaja - Come Clean

Souls Of Mischief - From 93 Till Infinity (Best Quality) - YouTube - Souls of Mischief - 93 til Infinity

Geto Boys- My Mind is Playing Tricks on Me - YouTube - Geto Boys - Mind Playin Tricks On Me

- YouTube - Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Part II

Snoop doggy dogg - Gz and hustlas - YouTube - Snoop Doggy Dogg - Gz and Hustlas

Wu Tang Clan- 7th Chamber - YouTube - Wu Tang - 7th Chamber

KRS-One - Mortal Thought (Produced by DJ Premier) - YouTube - KRS One - Mortal Thoughts

- YouTube - Ice T - Mind Over Matter

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Does Scotland get American music 10 years after?

Because we on that Solja Boy and Paramore, son!

“Superman that ho!”

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[quote]WolBarret wrote:
Does Scotland get American music 10 years after?

Because we on that Solja Boy and Paramore, son!

“Superman that ho!”

[/quote]

Glasgow has one of the most vibrant music scenes in the world> Read up on it.

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[quote]Big_Boss wrote:
WhiteFlash wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
WolBarret wrote:
It took 8 posts before a black person showed up in this thread. And then another 3 posts before a 2nd black guy showed up.

I guess everyone in here are gonna be 2009 version of House of Pain.

“Jump around! Jump Around!”

lol…you’re a fool,Wol.

I was either gonna call White Flash “Snow” or “Vanilla Ice”

Ha. Wol, you’re a trip. Boss, I almost posted that UNLV song. Someone started a thread a long time ago asking if you were a fighter what song would you walk out to, and I said that would be mine, although I might change it to “don’t sweat the technique” now. Maybe. Didn’t the guy who wrote it get murdered shortly after it dropped?

ps. Wol, I will not be licking your boom boom down…

Yeah,Yella Boy was killed. Lots of beef with them and Cash Money…and Mystikal…which led to lots of rumors of them having something to do with his murder at the time.[/quote]

Thought so. Wasn’t the song a “warning” 'cause Mystikal raped his sister or something along those lines?