hip hop

torpotroh · **Joined:** 15:58, 24-07-2003 **Posts:** 3841

tegnap volt az elmúlt évek elsőszámú hiphop producere, j dilla halálának két éves évfordulója.
may he rest in peace.

továbbá: http://www.last.fm/group/DILLA

lizard · **Posted:** 19:36, 13-02-2008

NECRO live @ Prague 19/11/2007
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-RX1Pc9cgM

:lol:

Talib · **Posted:** 12:15, 17-02-2008

CunninLynguists: Dirty Acres

:thumbsup:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=npSFbmmKImo
K.K.K.Y.

Talib · **Posted:** 11:30, 19-02-2008

After a bit of legal wrangling, Bay Area DJ/producer Amplive's Rainydayz Remixes project is here to stay. (Rainydayz being the Zion I member's reimagining of Radiohead's In Rainbows with assistance from MCs like Too $hort, Del the Funky Homosapien, Chali 2na, and his Zion I partner MC Zumbi.) And it's available for download now by following this very link.

In addition to the MP3s, Amplive is releasing a track from Rainydayz Remixes to his iLike iCast every 24 hours until he's all out, which apparently means you can put it on your Facebook or something. Seeing as we're all still trying to add each other on Friendster over here, we'll just stick to what we know: Rainydayz tracklist and Amplive, er, live dates after the jump.

Rainydayz Remixes:

01 Rainydayz
02 Video Tapez (ft. Del the Funky Homosapien)
03 Nudez (ft. Too $hort & MC Zumbi of Zion I)
04 Weird Fishez
05 All I Need
06 15 Stepz (ft. Codany Holiday)
07 Reckonerz (Ft. Chali2NA)
08 Faustz

http://www.onesevensevensix.com/amplive/index.html
^^innen letölthető ingyen.

torpotroh · **Joined:** 15:58, 24-07-2003 **Posts:** 3841

lizard wrote:

NECRO live @ Prague 19/11/2007
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-RX1Pc9cgM

:lol:

"we come to hungary soon
to fuck your women
and destroy your fucking crowds"

mocskok, jöjjenek csak

fatilla · **Posted:** 00:36, 23-02-2008

szivesen rasoznek egy mereteset a hulye arcukra , na nem mintha antipatikusak lennenek

plastik · **Posted:** 21:36, 25-02-2008

http://www.accuradio.com/hiphop/

mindenkinek a szájíze szerint, üres órákra.

Talib · **Posted:** 21:11, 26-02-2008

http://www.stonesthrow.com/news/jrocc-bluenote/

Blue Note has just released "Droppin' Science: Greatest Samples From The Blue Note Lab" - a collection of records from their back catalog which have been sampled for tracks by Dilla, Dre, Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Pete Rock, and many others.

J Rocc has these records and many of the records that sampled them, and J Rocc cannot stop making incredible mixtapes ....

tölthető!

Starvin · **Joined:** 19:19, 03-01-2004 **Posts:** 772

STEPHEN “STATIC/MAJOR” GARRETT - (1976-2008) :sirko:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_%22Static%22_Garrett

Talib · **Posted:** 13:45, 27-02-2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeS4I6S77ZI

krush :shock:

slanki · **Posted:** 21:18, 27-02-2008

huhh, kivalo ez a j rocc mix, koszi!

bugajakab · **Joined:** 12:42, 26-01-2004 **Posts:** 727

"THE TEACHA" KRS ONE signs to Duck Down and readies new album with Buckshot, of Black Moon.

KRS ONE & Buckshot Prepare Rap Conflosations:

KRS ONE is a significant figure in the Hip-Hop community and is often credited by critics and other Hip-Hop artists as epitomizing the "essence" of an emcee. It is no surprise then, that KRS-ONE decided it would make the most sense to combine forces with Buckshot, of Black Moon and record a new album on Duck Down Records. Buckshot shares similar philosophiebuck_krsones as KRS-ONE, one of which is the notion of the "Stop the Violence Movement," which KRS-ONE is actively involved with.

KRS-ONE turned to Dru Ha and Buckshot (co-owners of Duck Down Records) to bring a certain sound and production to this upcoming project, a request that Duck Down Records Co-President Dru Ha was honored to fulfill "To say we are honored and humbled would be an understatement. Buck and I have known KRS since our early days in the game, back when we were recording at D&D Studios and he directly influenced the name of the label with his song "Duck Down" (sucka Mc's Duck). He was also instrumental in one of Buck's first and biggest records as Da Beatminerz flipped the "How Many MC's" vocal sample from KRS. But with the nostalgic feelings of KRS being one of my favorite MC's growing up to the side, it's KRS's continued relevance of today that's most exciting. KRS has a message in his lyrics, a gladiator performer who reps the culture and posses all the qualities that an MC should embody: Meaningful lyrics, mastery of the flow, intense creativity and a ferocious live show. I know how much respect Buck has for KRS, so I can only imagine how this will elevate his game. It's Old School to those that don't keep up with the current works and movements but to me, I would call it Now School."

Three tracks have already been recorded and the chemistry between the two artists is very natural. Buckshot described the work as "CONFLOSATION, even when KRS ONE is flowing he's having a conversation with his audience. This collaboration with KRS-ONE is going to be an album full of Hip-Hop conversation, ranging from New World Order, to socially conscious topics such as unemployment, poverty, and politics. At the same time, we will speak to the streets, as that is what I'm known to do. It's a dream to be able to work with KRS-ONE. Before I even began rapping that is who I checked for. I kept the "Blue Print" album on me at all times. That is all I listened to for an entire summer."

Check for the KRS-ONE & Buckshot's album later this year on Duck Down Records.