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Post by diss04 » Sun Nov 16, 2008 3:40 pm

just did a mix (my 'mixing' isnt the best but tune selection makes up for it in my opinion 8) )

http://www.mediafire.com/?tyxmrmmygmj

Down N’ Dirty Tribe – Inna Cipher (Landcruiser Mix)
Nasty Nas – Represent (DJ Premier Demo Mix) [1991]
Boss – Deeper (DJ Premier Slow Rollin’ Mix)
Group Home – Supa Star (prod. by DJ Premier)
Nasty Nas – One Love (prod. by Q-Tip)
Nasty Nas – One Love (Large Pro Mix)
Ill Al Skratch – Where’s My Homies (prod. by Lyrical Gymnastics)
Aboriginals – The Joint (prod. by Aboriginals)
Bee Why – G.A.T.S. (LP Version) (prod. by Gee the Nutty Professor)
Nasty Nas – Nas Will Rock (Pete Rock Demo Mix)
Das EFX – Jussumen (Pete Rock Remix)
Top Quality – Let Me Breathe (prod. by 3rd Eye)
Jamal – Fades ‘Em All (Pete Rock Remix)
The Fantastic 4 – You’re In The Wrong Place (prod. by Diamond D)
Public Enemy – Shut ‘Em Down (Pete Rock Remix)
Black Moon – I Gotcha Open (Evil Dee Remix)
Kool G Rap – Fast Life ft. Nas (Norfside Remix)
Nasty Nas – New York (DJ Premier ‘Hard 2 Earn’ Demo Mix)
Pete Rock & CL Smooth – They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y) (prod. by Pete Rock)
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Post by prisoner » Sun Nov 16, 2008 6:15 pm

http://www.rhymesayers.com/

brother ali got a mention already, but just about everyone else on their roster is really good.

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Post by defoxster » Sun Nov 16, 2008 6:41 pm

Braintax is an absolute sicko love his work!

KRS one is so influential hes gotta get props...

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Post by my name is not billy » Sun Nov 16, 2008 9:59 pm

Scroobious Pip and Saul Williams are the most important people in intelegent hip hop at the moment, if your not familiar with their work take a moment to check it out

also listen to the Flobots album, it is very very good.

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Post by echo wanderer » Sun Nov 16, 2008 10:24 pm

Diss04 wrote: Group Home – Supa Star
Noice.

8)

I'm into anything Premier!
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Post by optimum » Mon Nov 17, 2008 11:49 am

my name is not billy wrote:Scroobious Pip and Saul Williams are the most important people in intelegent hip hop at the moment, if your not familiar with their work take a moment to check it out

also listen to the Flobots album, it is very very good.
Ha ha, Scroobious pip = toilet.

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Post by magma » Mon Nov 17, 2008 1:36 pm

sarnian wrote:Krs is responsible for so much good hip-hop. His flow may be simplistic, but he has the voice and mic presence that many that have been mentioned here sadly lack.
I've never quite got into KRS-One either... always figured he was a little before my time, like I missed the boat on hearing him when he was still all fresh... he's always sounded a little tired to me.

Plus all that Elements bullshit is annoying. He's so fucking self-righteous.

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Post by my name is not billy » Mon Nov 17, 2008 9:41 pm

optimum wrote:
Ha ha, Scroobious pip = toilet.
which song in particular are you talking about here? cause if you've listened to the whole of angles and don't think he's an "inteligent lyricist" then you clear have the bass up too high!

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Post by diss04 » Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:14 pm

my name is not billy wrote:
optimum wrote:
Ha ha, Scroobious pip = toilet.
which song in particular are you talking about here? cause if you've listened to the whole of angles and don't think he's an "inteligent lyricist" then you clear have the bass up too high!
by intelligent lyricist do you mean pretentious twat? easy mistake in hip hop
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Post by Coppola » Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:20 pm

diss, yo' mixing was shabbay but the tunes were wikid.

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Post by diss04 » Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:21 pm

BEN? wrote:diss, yo' mixing was shabbay but the tunes were wikid.
yeah i'm one for picking nice tracks but, as i said, my mixing needs much improvement
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Post by datura » Mon Nov 17, 2008 11:17 pm

Magma wrote:
sarnian wrote:Krs is responsible for so much good hip-hop. His flow may be simplistic, but he has the voice and mic presence that many that have been mentioned here sadly lack.
I've never quite got into KRS-One either... always figured he was a little before my time, like I missed the boat on hearing him when he was still all fresh... he's always sounded a little tired to me.

Plus all that Elements bullshit is annoying. He's so fucking self-righteous.
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Post by optimum » Tue Nov 18, 2008 3:12 am

Diss04 wrote:
my name is not billy wrote:
optimum wrote:
Ha ha, Scroobious pip = toilet.
which song in particular are you talking about here? cause if you've listened to the whole of angles and don't think he's an "inteligent lyricist" then you clear have the bass up too high!
by intelligent lyricist do you mean pretentious twat? easy mistake in hip hop
Yeah, no flow, pretentious bordering on patronising. Beats are really, really crap too. :wink:

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Post by echo wanderer » Tue Nov 18, 2008 7:01 am

datura wrote: Don't question the Teacher.
This.
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Post by pdomino » Tue Nov 18, 2008 3:38 pm

Everyone talkin' U.S hip hop .... paph
defoxster wrote:Braintax is an absolute sicko love his work!
Cappo / Jehst / Asaviour / Taskforce / Kyza / Yungun to name a couple.

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Post by diss04 » Tue Nov 18, 2008 3:41 pm

i don't really know about uk hip hop. lewis parker's productions for ghostface killah, k-lash and random impulse is about the limit of my knowledge i'm afraid...
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Post by pdomino » Tue Nov 18, 2008 3:49 pm

Horses for courses :)
Lewis Parker is a better beat maker than lyricist imo

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Post by umkhontowesizwe » Tue Nov 18, 2008 3:49 pm

much as i love krs one, some of his songs could be considered 'gangster' (shock horror!) so i'm sure the original poster wouldn't be interested

and in general, the best uk hip hop can't really compete with the best of us hip hop, that's probably why people tend to discuss it more. there's a lot of garbage on both sides of the pond though

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Post by diss04 » Tue Nov 18, 2008 4:07 pm

has anyone mentioned kool g rap? may not be 'concious' enough for some of you people :roll: but damn he mad nice
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Post by __________ » Tue Nov 18, 2008 4:26 pm

you can't mention kool g rap without mentioning big daddy kane
d.i.t.c too,
lord finesse, he has one of the sickest flows of any mc ever.
and percee p.
maybe kmd? get monsta island czars - escape from monsta island, its mf doom and grimm from back in the day, sick album.
i get ripped on for loving it but get the dark sun riders' self titled album. its on island. its a proper album with a story, underrated imo.

there's lots of non gangsta hip hop out there.
maybe try special ed if you like it old skool?

you probably won't do much better than jeru the damaja & premier though

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