Real Hip Hop recommendations!
Feb 15, 2007 at 8:49 PM Post #106 of 637
Dont forget Markie Mark and the Funky bunch, Vanilla Ice baby! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand.. K-Fed!!
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Feb 16, 2007 at 1:40 PM Post #107 of 637
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A Tribe Called Quest (All albums AFTER Midnight Marauders should NOT be considered)


I thought I agreed with that but I'm listening to Beats, Rhymes and Life now and surprised myself that I liked it more than I recall, certainly not as good as the previous 3 lp's tho.
 
Feb 16, 2007 at 11:32 PM Post #108 of 637
RJD2-deadringer is tight
dont like much other hip-hop
dangerdoom- mouse and the mask has some pretty tight songs too (especially if you like adult swim)
 
Feb 17, 2007 at 12:51 AM Post #109 of 637
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So I finally got to sit down and really listen to The Roots. Their "Phrenology" album is amazing! This is the first hip hop album to actually give me an eargasm. I already have "Things Fall Apart" and "Illadelph Halflife" on the way to my house If they are even half as good as "Phrenology" then I'm be happy
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Anyway what other hip hop bands are similiar to The Roots? I'm not looking for the same exact sound as The Roots. I'm just looking for Hip Hop that's made by real musicians. I'm looking for r&b or rap... No 50 cent, eminem, beyonce, Bow Wow, Fergie type stuff.... I want real musicians
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Anything by Radius & copywrite..
 
Feb 17, 2007 at 12:55 AM Post #110 of 637
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Eric B and Rakim
Boogie Down Productions and KRS-One
DJ Kool Herc
Leaders of the New School
Rammellzee
Real Roxanne
Roxanne Shante
Kurtis Blow
Doug E Fresh and The Get Fresh Crew
Slick Rick (MC Ricky D)
Marley Marl
Pete Rock
De La Soul
Kool Keith
A Tribe Called Quest (All albums AFTER Midnight Marauders should NOT be considered)
Wu-Tang
Latryx
Lyrics Born
Lateef the Truth Speaker
Blackalicious
Gift of Gab
Quannum Spectrum
Devin the Dude
Deltron 3030
THE COUP
Jean Grae
K-Otix (The Legendary KO)
Sage Francis
The Pharcyde
Souls of Mischief
Domino
Prince Paul
Spank Rock



UTFO..
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Roxanne Shante/Real Roxanne old school right there.. I'd add Biz Makie.. Catching the vapor. Kool G Rap..It's a demo.. BDK.. Aint no half steppin.. IMO rap/hip hop was the best in the 80's.. Too many posers in the 90's.
 
May 15, 2007 at 11:27 PM Post #113 of 637
I really like all of his stuff (Talib) Eardrum is a cd I am very much looking forward to as well.
 
Oct 24, 2010 at 6:25 PM Post #114 of 637
I was digging in the crates of old Head-Fi threads and came across this gem today.  There are some really good Hip-Hop recommendations on this thread as well as some not so good ones.
 
Here is my list of the best Hip-Hop performers:
-- The People Under the Stairs
-- Thes One (solo stuff)
-- The Cunninglyguists
-- Kno (his newest solo stuff)
-- Pete Rock
-- DJ Premier
-- J Dilla
-- Black Milk
-- Marco Polo
-- Blockhead
-- 3rd Bass (very underrated) 
-- Mos Def
-- MF DOOM
-- Common
-- 9th Wonder (any of his solo albums or work with Murs, Justus League and Little Brother)
 
Lastly, the best website for up to date "real" Hip-Hop news is:
http://www.worldofundergroundhiphop.com/
 
Oct 25, 2010 at 3:16 PM Post #116 of 637
Let me join this. More or less I enjoy everything John Robinson has done in recent time. He makes up half of Scienz of Life.
 
john robinson-i am not for sale[2008]
john robinson & mf doom-who is this man[2008]
jay are-the 1960's jazz revolution again[2009] (with j. rawls)
john robinson & lewis parker-international summers[2010]
 
 
Nov 11, 2010 at 1:02 PM Post #119 of 637
Newish Big Boi is pretty good.
 
 
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