Da MC Shan fortalte oss i 86/87 om at "they used to do it out in the park", så snakket han om Husebyparken, selvfølgelig. For en tosk jeg var som ikke skjønte det før nå.

Haha, disse var ikke så fryktelig gamle! Men jeg syntes dette var ganske tøft, godt hjulpet av et godt band(sjekk ut!!). I tillegg er det ekte det de rapper om.

Hva sier dere, gutter? Vært bortpå no' hoes i det siste?

Shit, det har gått for langt når et album kun er å få tak i på iTunes... Da er man jo dømt til å måtte laste ned.

Redd CD-formatet!

Noe dritt. Jeg laster ned en del musikk og hvis jeg liker albumet, så kjøper jeg det. Så slipper jeg å ende opp med album jeg ikke liker. Har oppdaget mange artister ved å først nedlaste for å sjekke dem ut. Når jeg kjøper et album så får jeg jo plata og covret, og albumet kan plasseres fint inni samlingen min. Jeg må ha noe konkret å ha i hånda og kjøper ikke bare en mulighet til å laste ned lovelig.

Er jeg gammeldags eller?

Tror dette er veien:

Hadde nesten kjøpt cden selv om jeg ikke likte artistene.

Jeg vet ikke, men jeg har det på akkurat samme måte.

Haha why am I not surprised.

Jeg har funnet Swingpjatt på youtube!

Slående likhet i hvert fall.

Som å se i et speil!

Slo meg da jeg hørte Dre Day på petre i dag at hele settingen med den låta er egentlig ganske snål. Det er jo en disselåt mot både eazy-e og Luke (2 live crew), det er jo godt kjent. Men har dere tenkt på at dette er en låt hvor en som bruker ghostwriter (OK, se bort fra snoop) slenger dritt til to andre som også brukte ghostwritere?

Hehe, morsomt poeng :-)

Mine fem øre denne gang blir at jeg hører på Enta Da Stage, og forbløffes over hvor tidløs, gruvi og helstøpt fakkings rå den skiva er. Og med basslinjer som ville stimulert selv Afrodites vagina.

word up den skiva er classic! buckshot var sulten som faen

Har du hørt igjennom BISD enda? Og hvordan var albummet i tilfelle?

Oppblussingen av interessen forsvant like fort som den kom. Har rett og slett ikke tenkt på å sjekke ut "Before I Self Destruct" ennå. Kjøper det sikkert når det blir lagt ut på amazon til ett pund eller to.

Firecracka
rap with a short fuse
backsmack a rapper for rappin with autotune
...Fuckin rappin computer thug
Stick the hard drive up ya ass, computer love

P!

Forstålig. Har selv ikke hørt mer enn et par låter, men de blir vel hørt en gang.

Begynte å se The Boondocks for ikke lenge siden. Genial serie! Går ut i fra at mange her inne har sett den, og for de som ikke har sett den, anbefaler jeg den på det sterkeste!

Lurte bare på om det finnes en lengre versjon av åpningssangen? Og hva er den offisielle tittelen på sangen? På wiki står det at den heter "Judo Flip" av Asheru.

On March 7 Adult Swim premieres a special that revisits the madness of Freaknik, and the cast alone makes it worth checking out. Freaknik: The Musical stars T-Pain and features the voices of Lil Wayne, George Clinton, Snoop Dogg, Kelis, Big Boi, Cee-Lo, Charlie Murphy, Rick Ross ... the list goes on. (A bunch of them are interviewed in this promo.) Andy Samberg and Bill Hader from Saturday Night Live show up, too.

The premise involves kids who "resurrect the spirit of Freaknik, who appears in the form of a party ghost voiced by T-Pain." Chaos and excitement ensues.

"I was at the first Freaknik back when it first started in the early '90s, when it was poppin'," says Snoop Dogg. "I was a young rapper, selling CDs and tapes and posters."

Here's a preview of what to expect. The special airs at 11:30 p.m. ET.

HUff^^

Random rap "facts"

LL Cool J and Kool Moe Dee came to blows one night backstage.

-Freddie Foxxx put a gun in Benzino’s mouth on the Flavor Unit tour bus, because Benzino would not stop talking shit about what a thug he was

-2pac was robbed and shot by some of Supreme’s boys.

-”I got a story to tell” was vaguelly based on a real life incident Biggie had when he was slipping pipe to John Starks’ woman.

-Paul C was murdered by his wife and his brother.

-Showbiz has almost been sent upstate for attempted murder twice.

-Eric. B beat down Large Professor and ran Kool G. Rap out of New York to Arizona after ‘G. Rap revealed Large Pro produced most of the beats Eric B was supposed to have done on the Eric B. & Rakim albums and “wanted dead or alive”.

-Biz Markie produced most of EPMD’s first album.

-Ghostface, Superb and their team beat down and robbed 50 Cent and Tony Yayo after 50’s dis tracks.

-Johnny Juice did all Terminator X’s cuts on the Public Enemy albums.

Kool Keith met Godfather Don outside some industry event that both of them weren’t allowed entry to. They snuck in through a back window and then hung out for the next month or so recording the ‘Don produced tracks on “the 4 horsemen” and, of course, all the classic Cenobites tracks.

-Just Ice was a prime suspect in a murder case.

-Just Ice turned up in Queens on Poet’s block after the two Rockwell Noel & The Poet tracks dissing Krs One, Red Alert and Ms. Melodie with a shotgun and waited for Poet to come out. Needless to say, Poet stayed in the crib that day.

-DJ Ready Red was kicked out of Geto Boys and shafted by J. Prince because of his lack of melanin.

-Alpo, Fritz, the original 50 Cent from Ft Greene and various other notorious hustlers/killers from the legendary Paid In Full Posse were in the crew shots on “paid in full” and “follow the leader”.

-Rakim recorded a dis cut aimed at ‘Kane for “let the rhythm hit ‘em” and had a verse on the title track itself aimed at him. ‘Kane heard about this and called Rakim to squash it and Rakim went on to scrap the track and remove the verse.

-Eric B. did security for Mike Tyson throughout much of the 90’s.

-Diamond D and his old late 80’s group Ultimate Force with Master Rob recorded a full album with Jazzy Jay which has never been heard.

-A young Fat Joe and his boys Tony Montana(R.I.P) and Charlie Rock L.D were one of the top two crack crews in the Bronx in the mid 80’s and bringing in thousands of $$$$ per day.

-Q Tip got fucked up so bad by one of the members of Wrexx N Effect that he lost partial sight in one of his eyes.

-Nas came incredibly close to being on the Large Pro produced Kool G Rap, Xtra P, Freddie Foxxx and Ant posse cut “money in the bank” as he was always hangin’ around Eric B.’s studio but had gone to pick up some weed with a chick so they let the Ant kid on there instead.

- Main Source (sans Large Pro) ran up in the Wild Pitch offices with machetes looking to behead MC Serch (then working as an A&R for the label) after a West Coast promotional tour went sh*ty. MC Serch got wind that they were coming and escaped by crawling over the partial walls for his office and jetting out the back door.

- Grimm was supposed to be on “Live at the Barbecue” but he was arrested on the way to the studio

dj premier stopped workin wit jeru the damaja…cuz jeru got pissed when premier was fuckin his sister…

ghostface said on tony’s money “this what happens when u dont give niggas they fuckin money” in response to de la soul for not paying him for the track he was on he also jacked their beat

littles jacked alchemist chain at a recording studio

-According to Marley Marl, him and Cormega had already finished a whole album ready for release before Nas was due to release illmatic. It eventually fell through as Mega was sent to jail.

- Das EFX stole their iggedy style from UK hiphop outfit Demon Boyz while on tour with EPMD.

-Fritz(that nigga back in the day) used to sell bricks to Alpo, AZ, Rich Porter, Boy George, Tony Montana (Fat Joe’s boy) and them. in other words, he supplied the dealers

-reason why curtis jackson took 50 cents name was because the real 50 cent had major beef wit supremes team & had em shook during his prime

-Masta Killa was the last member to join Wu

-Biggie did a 9 month bid in North Carolina

-Eric B had Large Professor beaten down on one occasion for Xtra P talking shit about not getting production credits and because he thought he was gettin’ at him on “snake eyes”.

P Diddy was a back up dancer for Kane & heavy d sometimes

- DMX is the only rapper ever to debut his first 5 albums at number 1.

- Redman got his start from being a local rapper on Yo! MTV Raps.

-R. Kelly had a secret wedding with Aaliyah when she was only 14 years old, but had to get an annulment when her parents found out.

-Big L was murdered as revenge for something his brother did. He was shot 8 times, including in the head, b/c the killer had a beef with his brother, who was in jail at the time.

- Dre named his 2nd cd, Chronic 2001 even though it came out in 99, b/c Suge Knight made a cd named Chronic 2000, a cd full of old Death Row tracks.

- If you listen to Many Men, at the beginning if you count the gun shots, there are only 8 instead of 9.

Trick Daddy was jumped and got his chain snatched at a show in Detroit for dissing Trick Trick a local Detroit rapper cause he thought he stole his name.

Scarface tried to commit suicide when he was younger.

buckshot was picked on in high school by the rest of BBC they would play mokey i the middle wit his quran

nobody in NWA had a criminal record

B.I.G. had some of his dudes run up in D&D studios and beat down Starang Wondah then had them put the phone to his ear while B.I.G. proceeded to tell him never to f*ck with him again. This was in retaliation for OGC’s first video where they had a fake Biggie get beat down.

Starang admitted it on Heltah Skeltah’s “I Ain’t Havin That”
“like when i was up in D&D i caught 2 or 3 stitches / i was still gettin b*tches at the tunnel takin pictures”

Murder Inc. - A group featuring Jay-Z, DMX, and Ja Rule was supposed to come out when DMX and Ja Rule had a fallout

Triangle Offense- Joe Budden, Fabolous, and Paul Cain, the album would have came out if joe buddens debut album went platinum, but it didnt so the label didnt feel need to further explore the potential of that group.

Styles P. was only dissing rocafella and Jay-Z during the Beans and Jada beef in order to push jadas album kiss the game goodbye, when styels came out of prison he said he wished he could take it all back and do resoviour dogs part 2 wit “my niggas at the roc”

Sauce Money won a grammy for writing P.diddys verse on Every Breathe u take the BIG tribute.

# Of Times the “N” Word appears on NWA’S Albums

1.Straight Outta Compton : 42
2.100 Miles And Runnin : 105
3.Efil4Zaggin : 249

Rappers who’ve survived shootings

01]Beanie Sigel
02]Big Noyd
03]B-Real
04]Bushwick Bill
05]Capone
06]Dr. Dre
07]Dresta
08]Fat Joe
09]Ghostface Killah
10]Krumb Snatcha
11]LV
12]Ol Dirty Bastard
13]Shyne
14]Slick Rick

Rejected Titles of 20 Rap Albums
01.Cypress Hill
Rejected : America’s Most Blunted
Released As : Cypress Hill

02.Stetsasonic
Rejected : And This Band Played On
Released As : Blood, Sweat & No Tears

03.Illegal
Rejected : Black Little Bastards
Released As : The Untold Truth

04.Intelligent Hoodlum
Rejected : Black Rage
Released As : Tragedy-Saga Of A Hoodlum

05.Beastie Boys
Rejected : Don’t Be A Faggot
Released As : Licensed To Ill

06.The Lady Of Rage
Rejected : Eargasms
Released As : Necessary Roughness

07.Diamond D
Rejected : Flavortism-The Sophomoric Effort
Released As : Hatred, Passions & Infidelity

08.Puff Daddy & The Family
Rejected : Hell Up In Harlem
Released As : No Way Out

09.Scarface
Rejected : I’m Coming Agg
Released As : The World Is Yours

10.Nice & Smooth
Rejected : Just When You Thought It Was Over
Released As : Jewel Of The Nile

11.Coolio
Rejected : The Last Original Nigga
Released As : It Takes A Thief

12.Gravediggaz
Rejected : Niggamortis
Released As : 6 Feet Deep

13.Da Lench Mob
Rejected : Pin The Tail On The Honky
Released As : Guerillas In The Mist

14.The Pharcyde
Rejected : Revelations
Released As : Labcabincalifornia

15.Eric B. & Rakim
Rejected : Save The Children
Released As : Don’t Sweat The Technique

16.LL Cool J
Rejected : Smithsonian
Released As : Mr.Smith

17.Dj Quik
Rejected : Starved Bandit
Released As : Safe + Sound

18.Run DMC
Rejected : Still Standing
Released As : Down With The King

19.Onyx
Rejected : Three The Hard Way
Released As : All We Got Iz Us

20.De La Soul
Rejected : We Fell Into A Bottle Of Plastic Shwingalokate
Released As : De La Soul Is Dead

-Dr. Dre isn’t in his own song, Stranded On Death Row off of the Chronic cd.

-Dr. Dre isn’t even in his own song, Xxxplosive off of the 2001 cd.

-It was originally a track by Dre called ‘The Way I Be Pimpin’ which was written by Royce Da 5′9″ who also appeared on the hook, but this track was removed at the last minute and a new track was made with the beat (Xxxplosive)

-The intro to Illmatic was produced by Irv Gotti

rza owns the rights to the wu-tang name

michael jackson owns the copyrights to the happy birthday song(happy birthday to you,happy birthday to you etc. etc) 100% true, if you heard it on tv, he gets paid

nature dissed cormega on a dj clue mixtape upon cormega hearing it he walked up to ature in QB and said “ayo nature u hear that new clue” and puched ature i the face knocking him out

jermaine dupri was originally going to sign ludacris but was advised not to by lil jon

MC’S First Names…
1.Big Moon Dog-Big Punisher
2.Chill-O-Ski-Busta Rhymes
3.Kid Wizard-Rakim
4.MC Love Child-Q-Tip
5.MC New York-2Pac
6.Paul Juice-Large Professor

How 10 Rap Monikers Got Their Names…
01.Busta Rhymes-Oklahoma College Football players real name
02.C-BO-Short for cowboy
03.DMX-was a beatboxer took the name from the drum machine
04.E-40-his ability to drink four to five 40 oz’s a day…
05.Grandmixer D.ST-Grandmixer DELANCEY STREET
06.Khujo (Goodie Mob)-After an AFRICAN slave who was given freedom after being illegaly shipped to america
07.LL COOL J-stole the name from DJ Cut Creator (cool jay at the time…)
08.Noreaga-named after the panamanian ruler
09.Dj Quik-C was taken out because he used to be a blood
10.Ras Kass-inspired by a book about menelik II and ethiopian king

Acronyms
01.Big Daddy Kane-King Asiatic Nobody’s Equal
02.B.O.X.-Beyond Ordinary Existence
03.DL (Hard To Obtain)-Down Low
04.DMC-Darryl MacDaniels, Devastating Mic Controller
05.DMX-Dark Man Of The Unknown
06.DV Alias Khrist-Deep Voice
07.MC Eiht-Experienced In Hardcore Thumpin
08.Guru-Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal
09.Ja Rule-Jeff Atkins Represents Unconditional Love’s Existence
10.JDL (Cold Crush Brothers)-Jerry D. Lewis
11.Kool G Rap-Kool Genius Of Rap, Kool Giancana Rap
12.KRS-One-Knowledge Reigns Supremely Over Nearly Everyone
13.K-Solo-Kevin Self Organization Left Others
14.LL Cool J-Ladies Love Cool James
15.Memphis Bleek-Makin’ Easy Money Pimpin’ Hoe’s In Style
16.Mr. Serv On-Surviving Every Rugged Vendetta On Me
17.N.A.R.D (Do Or Die)-Niggas Ain’t Ready To Die
18.P.A. Mase (De La Soul)-Public Announcer Making A Soulful Effort
19.The PreC.I.S.E M.C.-Pre Beginning Change of Interest in Sister Effectiveness
20.Tash-Tough Ass Son Of Harold
21.MC Twist-Talking With Innovative Street Terminology

Original Names of 15 Rap Groups
01.Band Aid Boys-Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
02.Disco Construction-The World Class Wreckin Cru’
03.DVX-Cypress Hill
04.Easy Street-De La Soul
05.High Tech-Black Moon
06.The Houserockers Crew-Fearless Four
07.The KA’S-Sugarhill Gang
08.The LD’s, Force MC’s-The Force MD’s
09.New Crew-Main Source
10.Poetical Prophets-Mobb Deep
11.Simply Too Positive (STP)-Organized Konfusion
12.Square Roots-The Roots
13.3 The Hard Way-3rd Bass
14.2 Shades Deep, Misfits Of The Outback-Outkast
15.The Warlocks-The Lox-D Block
16.All In Together Now-Wu Tang*

Jazo was offered a deal with Rocafella(500K) but he declined because he didnt want people to think that he needed Jay same reason why Sauce Money declined a deal with them aswell

Han er ikke på "Ackrite", "Murder Ink" eller "Some L.A. Niggaz" fra samme album heller.

Hvor fant du forresten alt dette? Er ALT fakta? Det var enkelte ting som var litt sånn "hmmmmm..."

Tok det fra et annet forum hvor det ikke var gitt no kilde. Tviler på at alt er fakta, er en grunn til at det står " " rundt facts.

Morsom lesning. Var mye der som er facts og mye som er rykter. Tviler vel på at ready red ble sparket ut av geto boys fordi han var for blek. Har lest eget intervju med ham og det var ihvertfall ikke nevnt. ready red jobbet mye i kulissene bak we can't be stopped og en del album som kom ut på RAL i 91/92.

Ellers så er diamond D-albumet med ultimate force faktisk gitt ut. Det ble utgitt for 2-3 år siden av Traffic entertainment.

Samtidig, har lest intervju med johnny juice hvor han selv hevder å ha gjort mesteparten av DJ-jobben på PEs album fordi terminator X ikke greide det. Anbefaler å sjekke ut albumet hans med 2 black 2 strong: doin hard time on planet earth. litt ujevnt, men et sint og tøft album når det treffer.

"13.Da Lench Mob
Rejected : Pin The Tail On The Honky
Released As : Guerillas In The Mist"

Haha, akkurat den hadde ikke forundra meg om var ekte.

"The Blueprint 3" burde vært en EP som sluttet etter låt nr. 7...da hadde den ikke vært langt unna toppkarakteren i min bok. Ikke at låtene som kommer etter den tid bare er drit ("Hate" derimot er faktisk ren drit), men ting generelt sitter bare ikke like bra på den halvdelen som på den flammekastende førstehalvdelen, og det føkker noe sinnsykt med helhetsinntrykket. Men nå er jeg jo faktisk blant de få som digger "Young Forever"....den kunne vært bonusspor på EP'en, eventuelt de kunne kjørt ting old school LP style med 4 låter på hver side.  

Pharoahe Monch is on the front lines once again and this time it’s bigger than just album talk. Monch is gearing up to release his new project W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) through a partnership with Duck Down Music, while establishing his company W.A.R. Media as a viable entertainment portal. W.A.R. is the follow-up album to Pharoahe’s “Desire” project from 2007. Fans can expect what they’ve come to love from Pharoahe on the new LP; complex rapping techniques that are both intricate and intelligent.

Monch states, “I’m incredibly excited about my upcoming release W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) and my new partnership between my company W.A.R. Media, LLC, and Duck Down Music. This album deals with conflicts and resolutions of the spirit, the soul, the government, and the industry among other things. Thus far it features Living Colour guitarist Vernon Reid, Jean Grae, Styles P, Phonte, Black Thought, with more to come. It also features production from M-Phazes, Marco Polo, Mike Low, Fatin, Lee Stone, Exile and others to be announced. I am working diligently to finish the work for a summer release and I am honored to join forces with the Duck Down family during their 15 year anniversary.

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Just to let you know.

Flott. Synd jeg har de fleste fra før av, men her kan mange gjøre et scoop.