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Dope rhymes = flow and Gang Starr get it, and he is just ill.
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Gang Starr
No:485 Gang Starr - Step In The Arena (1991)
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No: 485 GANG STARR - STEP IN THE ARENA (1991)For me, those first few years of the 90's were the most breathtakingly experimental years for Hip/Hop. Artists weren't afraid to try anything, and the influences of Jazz, House, Funk and Hard Rock were filtering into everything. Gang Starr boiled up the Jazz influence until there was just a raw essence, just enough not to detract from Guru who delive...
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Jazz thing
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Track:DWYCK - (with Nice & Smooth)
What ever happened to the whole jazz-influenced rap movement of the 90's? I just got done listening to the Dream Warriors album, and started thinking about all the great rap groups who incorporated jazz into their music. Digable Planets, US3, Gang Starr, and even a Tribe Called Quest. For me, this was a great moment in hip-hop, yet it died out rather quickly. For those of you who like jazz, you...
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This, is one of the greatest Hip Hop albums ever. Artists today have gotten so far away from the ideals, sounds, and voices that originated hip hop, that probably couldn't tell you where it came from in the first place. The Bronx, Brooklyn NYC baby. That's what's up. Not Killin the haters, roolin on 22's, bling, bitches, Cash Money and the lot. It's about living, survivng, about Rappin, ab...
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Jazz thing
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Track:DWYCK - (with Nice & Smooth)
What ever happened to the whole jazz-influenced rap movement of the 90's? I just got done listening to the Dream Warriors album, and started thinking about all the great rap groups who incorporated jazz into their music. Digable Planets, US3, Gang Starr, and even a Tribe Called Quest. For me, this was a great moment in hip-hop, yet it died out rather quickly. For those of you who like jazz, you...
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Not an intentional trend after my recent break-up rap post by Aceyalone, I was just feeling like posting some Gangstarr and this track popped in my head. I always loved Guru's delivery, understandable and straight forward, he was never too flashy but always gave a solid verse that was clever and deliberate. And of course what can be said about DJ Premier. This track was produced in the beginnin...
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This, is one of the greatest Hip Hop albums ever. Artists today have gotten so far away from the ideals, sounds, and voices that originated hip hop, that probably couldn't tell you where it came from in the first place. The Bronx, Brooklyn NYC baby. That's what's up. Not Killin the haters, roolin on 22's, bling, bitches, Cash Money and the lot. It's about living, survivng, about Rappin, ab...
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Old School Hip Hop Wars #17
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Another favorite from back in the day. Time to crack open a cold 40 and get mellow!
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