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    Best HipHop song of the late 80's early 90's?

    Without a shadow of a doubt...

    It Takes Two - Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock

    Followed by:
    Ice Ice Baby - Vanilla Ice
    Bust a Move - Young MC
    The Power - SNAP


    Honourable mention to Tone Loc.

    EVERYBODY DANCE NOW!! Haha!

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    where's rappers delight? and sabotage....bro you got it twisted...you dont even have eric b and rakim or slick rick the ruler...or run dmc....

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    Mama Said Knock you out. And any song by Gang Starr on the Hard To Earn ALBUM

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    ahh i forgot about gangstarr....guru is from Boston....

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    HipHop not rap.

    I like old school rap though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Money Boss Hustla
    HipHop not rap.

    I like old school rap though.
    Woops

    Gotta agree with the Pimp up there anything thing by Too Short.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Money Boss Hustla
    HipHop not rap.

    I like old school rap though.
    LL cool J and gang star is hip hop not rap. Guru from gangstar is one of the best poets of this time.

    the groups you named are pretty main stream and really are not considered hip hop with the exception of rob base and his one hit wonder
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    Don't fight the fealin - Too short
    Aint no fun if the homies can't have none - Snoop
    OPP - Naughty by Nature
    Aint no future in your frontin

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    Quote Originally Posted by RON
    Don't fight the fealin - Too short
    Aint no fun if the homies can't have none - Snoop
    OPP - Naughty by Nature
    Aint no future in your frontin
    Aint no future in your frontin by Mc Breed from Flint Michigan was a hot track. He is actually doing some shows still.
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    Cocktails or I'm a playa by too short.

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    None of those can compare to Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock.

    Given'er sh*t on the dance floor in my blue jeans and sport blazer. BWAH HAHAHAHA.

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    Regulartors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ROUND UP!!

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    Anything in the beastie boys touch is hot.

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    Informer By Snow..........You know you guys liked that song

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    Quote Originally Posted by mass junkie
    Informer By Snow..........You know you guys liked that song
    Believe it or not Snow has alot of respect amongst the real dreads, just because he was white the mainstream dissed him.


    My vote is Fakin Da Funk - Main Source

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lozgod
    Believe it or not Snow has alot of respect amongst the real dreads, just because he was white the mainstream dissed him.


    My vote is Fakin Da Funk - Main Source
    He's a funny-ass white guy as that...from Canada...

    I'm not sure about his popularity in the U.S.....is he still on the map there? He is here....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blown_SC
    He's a funny-ass white guy as that...from Canada...

    I'm not sure about his popularity in the U.S.....is he still on the map there? He is here....
    Nah, I liked him, I know real rastas in West Philly that say he is respected in the whole reggae thing. Back in those days going pop was risky. Now he would be like Eminem.

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    ''me so horny'' from 2 live

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    Quote Originally Posted by Money Boss Hustla
    Without a shadow of a doubt...

    It Takes Two - Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock

    Followed by:
    Ice Ice Baby - Vanilla Ice
    Bust a Move - Young MC
    The Power - SNAP


    Honourable mention to Tone Loc.

    EVERYBODY DANCE NOW!! Haha!

    Your PIMP card has just been confiscated.

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    Fresh Prince Boom shake shake the room!!! Yeah what a classic. Discussion
    closed
    on a serois note: Sir Mixalot, baby got back (or whatever its called, i dont actually like rap or hip hop etc)

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    Pharcyde
    The Beatnuts
    Dela Soul

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    Any g-funk...

    Warren G...and Nate Dogg...Regulators...

    "if ya smoke like I smoke, then ya high like everyday....and if yo ass is a busta, 213 will regulate..."

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    Red face

    "Shoop"- Salt n Pepa

    "I'm Bad"- L.L. Cool J

    "Is It Good To Ya"- Heavy D

    "I Need Love"- L.L. Cool J (R&B/Hip-Hop ballad)

    "Don't You Know?"- Heavy D (R&B/Hip-Hop ballad)

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    "Somebody say hay we want some puuuussy" from 2 live

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    Jump Around (House of Pain)
    Don't Sweat the technique(Eric B and Rakim)

    **** it, anything pre 96

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3Vandoo
    Jump Around (House of Pain)
    Don't Sweat the technique(Eric B and Rakim)

    **** it, anything pre 96
    I agree...

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    rappers delight is a must

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    dont sweat the technique for sure.. that whole alblum. micraphone feind... ... anything off of volume

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    vito knows his sh*t

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    Ofcourse Run DMC
    Pete Rock had some good ones way back in the day
    Doug E. Fresh

    Alittle later, early 90's
    Eazy E
    Wu-tang

    just a couple off my head

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    Hip Hop

    Humpty Dance- Digital Underground
    Poison- Bell, Biv, Devoe
    Can't Touch This- MC Hammer
    Walk This Way- Run DMC and Aerosmith

    Rap

    Anything by NWA
    Death Certificate- Ice Cube
    The Chronic- Dr. Dre
    Get In Where You Fit In- Too Short
    The Diary- Scarface (one of my ten favorite rap albums of all time)

    Mark

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    Tribe Called Quest and dela

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    Oh I forgot one...killer tune!!

    Let your backbone slide - Maestro Fresh Wes

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    Quote Originally Posted by Money Boss Hustla
    Oh I forgot one...killer tune!!

    Let your backbone slide - Maestro Fresh Wes
    damm, you just got old school on us now!

    what about Zulu Nation,Red Alert, Kool Moe Dee, Rock Steady Crew,Fat Boys, Grandmaster Flash and the furious 5,Kurtis Blow,Whodini, Roxanne shante,Boogie Boys,Captain Rock, Crash Crew,LA Dream Team,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Money Boss Hustla
    Oh I forgot one...killer tune!!

    Let your backbone slide - Maestro Fresh Wes
    YES!!!!
    Rep'n T Dot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blown_SC
    YES!!!!
    Rep'n T Dot
    Ya...you know what I'm taking about!


    This is a throw-down, a showdown
    Hell no, I can't slow down
    It's gonna go
    "Down"
    "First Offence," "on the mix"
    "Down, go on and break"
    "Down"
    "O.K. party people in the house"
    "May I have your attention please"
    "In a moment the beat will be played in many parts"
    "Come on and break"
    "Many parts, many"
    "1", "2", "3"
    "Come on and break"


    This jam is amplified, so just glide (glide)
    And let your backbone slide

    You listen to every word I say
    I every verb you heard I play snaps a vertabrae
    You try to cover, a hover me, a roast, a fake,
    a flag, then I run a post
    Toast, I'm the most
    D-E-F's how it goes
    No X's or O's or tic-tac-toes
    LTD knows, this ain't a game, I'm on a mission
    Call me a hip-hop, tip-tac-tition
    I rap just like a slab of clay that's shapeless
    Jeff ain't no shimmer, no glass is tasteless
    A universe without light is lightless
    That's why I always take time to write this
    I mold it in my hands before I start chiselin
    Could be a rain, or brainstorm, or drizzlin
    Sun could be shining, sun could be showerin
    Practice make perfect, and I'm powerin, flowerin
    My lyrics are awesome
    Tunin' from human, bloomin' a blossom
    Blowing away blockades and barracades
    Make ya black and blue from the blast and the blaze
    It's a bloodsport, bloods builds up back
    I make your vision go blurry
    while your brain goes black into oblivion
    Beats from box to box to bates
    Rocks from blocks and blocks
    Let your backbone slide


    Just let it slide y'all, I don't give a (****! ****)
    If ya backbone quiver
    Man oh man, watch ya swiver
    Wind some twine your spine while your slither
    It's contagious, an epidemic
    You try to lift, you're cool, but it fell again
    Rap scholar, soul like a Dominican
    But like I said before, I'm not American
    It's who you are, not the way you went
    We all originate from the same descent
    I make alot of cents, sense, and pence
    Gold (gold), myrrh and frakincense
    When I'm in France they blow me francs
    Frank, with your swiss account is the way I bank-pank
    At home, I make bills are brown from my sound
    In the states green like the grass in the ground
    When I'm in England, they pass me pounds now
    I clock cash in every town, so I slide (slide)
    But nowadays, I'm trapped
    (why's that?)
    So many suckers on my sacroiliac
    It's like a rap-sack, backpack
    (wic-wic-whack)
    Give me some slack jack
    Rap is like a jungle
    Where rhyme for rhyme is like a vine to vine
    Swung line to line of mine
    I'm collossal, you'se a mosquito
    I'mma play Tarzan, you play Cheetah
    Cheeta, biter, love to forge
    Better yet, I'll call you Curious George
    'Cause curiosty cold killed the cat
    Can't hide so black to the side
    Let your backbone slide


    The keyword is synchronism
    Yo, check out my homeboy dance to the rythmn
    And hey, this hey, oh, this ain't Forte
    I'm coming double-f
    Fortissamo, F-F for funky fresh
    My DJ is LTD, mellow-flex
    you listen to the poetry, big jumbo jet
    Vocabulary golden, beats from my rollin
    Stone cold lyrics with the microphone I'm holdin
    Words I rip, egos I strip
    I make sucker crews kick, Dick Van Dyke flips
    I get busy, they're dizzy, they start to collide
    They should've stepped off (stepped off), I let it slide
    But now they got brasen, dry like a raisin
    I glaze like a vase, I smash you like days
    Until they realize, they shouldn't have ripped
    It's '89, not Beetoven's fifth or sixth
    It's a throwdown, I'm conducting it
    Because like a highrise, I'm constructing it
    Was once thoughts, pen, and paper
    Now it's a tower, a soul, a skyscraper
    It's getting out of hand after I've created a monster
    My musical monologue makes you wanna
    Move with the Maestro
    You feel hot so you set the blend, the cresendo is nice yo
    I'm the guy, the rhythm is a ride (the rhythm is a ride)
    To the fresh side, and let your backbone slide

    This is a throwdown

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    Quote Originally Posted by Money Boss Hustla
    Ya...you know what I'm taking about!


    This is a throw-down, a showdown
    Hell no, I can't slow down
    It's gonna go
    "Down"
    "First Offence," "on the mix"
    "Down, go on and break"
    "Down"
    "O.K. party people in the house"
    "May I have your attention please"
    "In a moment the beat will be played in many parts"
    "Come on and break"
    "Many parts, many"
    "1", "2", "3"
    "Come on and break"


    This jam is amplified, so just glide (glide)
    And let your backbone slide..........

    ....This is a throwdown
    Ya gotsta luv the fresh-wes....

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    best song would be too hard .

    digital underground came out with humpy dance
    LL Cool J came out with track after track of hits from his debut album
    Run DMC had a butt load of hits
    Tribe called quest
    dela soul
    Too short's early stuff was real good
    Dre's music was pumpin

    Hip hop was at its finest back then IMO, not that today you still dont have some great artist but there was just too big of a explosion in that scene to name the best track.
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    Any of you Canadian Fukkers remember Kish? He was a one-hit wonder with I Rhyme The World (in 80 Days). I loved that song.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bad_man
    Any of you Canadian Fukkers remember Kish? He was a one-hit wonder with I Rhyme The World (in 80 Days). I loved that song.
    Never heard of him.

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