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Hip Hop sounds more upbeat, and the raps are always in the same lyrical dance, Young MC could have stepped in their at any point and said "Ok Smarty, go To a party" and not sounded out of place. I like the play they do more with beats with uh.. "rap" if this is hip hop.
Grew up listening to hip-hop. I was there in Troop trainers, tracksuits, tag name belt buckle and tagging all over the place as a graf writer yep I was a B-boy!
BDP, KRS, Mantronix. All coming out now, eh? ONLY TOOK ONE FRESH HIP HOP SOLDIER
@Mace, used to Tag the Metro all the time. Me Tag wuz "Nemesis". Never caught. Checkies couldn't #%&*$# get me. MUGS. I feel a wee bit sorry for the VW owners whose signs I "appropriated", too. Round the neck. Ye had tae fight for yer right, to party...at that point in time.
Note: I'm not endorsing criminality in any way, shape or form (Magnum Bizzie on Top). It is WRONG.
Did I mention that it wuz wrang? I think I did.
Aye, it wuz wrang.
Too much HEAT round here. Coppers alll ower the shop.
But they gotta move when I move
I Will Not Hesitate. Not for one second.
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"I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals".
Aw yeah, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back was a great album.
I wanted to go see Public Enemy when they played at Manchester years ago when I was at college but I was advised against it as some white kids got taxed and pretty much stripped at a London gig before that.
"When I saw The Matrix at a local theatre in Slovenia, I had the unique opportunity of sitting close to the ideal spectator of the film - namely, to an idiot." - Slavoj Zizek
Taxed? I knaar what "taxed" means, an all. Well, that was their own fault. No sympathy for weaklings, personally. I thought you Yorkshiremen had summat about ye, eh? If any C*nt trys to take summat from me then they better be good, and they had best bring an Army, otherwise....game ower.
Agreed aboot the Beasties though, eminently DOPE.
"I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals".
I wanted to go see Public Enemy when they played at Manchester years ago when I was at college but I was advised against it as some white kids got taxed and pretty much stripped at a London gig before that.
Yeah it was the same thing when I tried to go see Public Enemy when I was stationed in Germany in 1990, went with some friends hoping to get some scalper tickets but it was a real rough crowd (surprisingly) and we got second thoughts.
Also agree about the Beasties.
One more favorite:
Wu Tang was about the last of the Hip Hop sound for me, after the mid to late 90's the Hip Hop sound became commercialized and lost me... much like my love of Techno, the music I still listen to it is frozen in time from the 90's
Taxed? I knaar what "taxed" means, an all. Well, that was their own fault. No sympathy for weaklings, personally. I thought you Yorkshiremen had summat about ye, eh? If any C*nt trys to take summat from me then they better be good, and they had best bring an Army, otherwise....game ower.
Agreed aboot the Beasties though, eminently DOPE.
Taxed meant having possessions taken from oneself mostly trainers. There were spates of taxings in broad daylight in Sheffield main shopping street of the, self named I may add, Sheff Blacks taxing hip hop kids for their trainers and having their photos taken in case they contacted the police. No kidding.
I did meet a few from that 'gang' when I got deeper into the graf scene and they were not people you messed with, but I stopped going down that route before it got bad....
Agree about the Wu. When my then wife went to New York she came back with a Wu Tang t-shirt when you couldn't get them over here, was stoked
yep I was a B-boy!
I feel a wee bit sorry for the VW owners whose signs I "appropriated", too. Round the neck. Ye had tae fight for yer right, to party...at that point in time. 
