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Tinnie from greenville on 2001-08-03 07:42 [#00019463]



1. Kool Keith
2. Acey Alone (mostly Freestyle Fellowship era)
3. Q Tip
4. Chuck D
5. Um... five is a tie between mc hammer and vanilla ice


 

=|R3FL3X|= from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on 2001-08-03 09:00 [#00019469]



Gross. I like Mc Navigator. And those rasta d00ds. Like the
freestylers and shit.


 

rf++ from tafe..;: on 2001-08-03 09:14 [#00019474]



1.adam yauch:beastie boys
2.mass mc
3.whole band:jurassic 5
4.whole band:arsonists
5.mc tre


 

Archrival from New York on 2001-08-03 10:52 [#00019486]



1. Me
2. Rakim
3. Biggie
4. GZA
5. Zion I (chek him out, if you DnB).


 

RisK on 2001-08-03 11:31 [#00019492]



In no particular order:
Cage, KRS-One, Redman, Grand Puba, Apathy, Pharoahe Monch
And groups: J5, Dilated, Saïan Supa Crew (French hiphop)
and Quannum Mc's (Spectrum was the album that made me like
hiphop and I still think its a very cool album)


 

RisK on 2001-08-03 11:32 [#00019493]



Oh and my fav dancehall mc is Capleton btw


 

Jesus B. Christ on 2001-08-04 04:34 [#00019614]



DC Talk bring out some pretty rough radical beats,
youknowhatimsayin?


 

Baron Von Picklefoot from The keep me under the stairs with only a canned ham to keep me company on 2001-08-04 04:47 [#00019620]



1.Dose one
2.Sole
3.Guru
4.Anticon


 

=|R3FL3X|= from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on 2001-08-04 09:28 [#00019641]



Hahah DC talk sux.


 

Xanatos from NYC on 2001-08-17 05:03 [#00022545]



1. KRS-1
2. Notorious B.I.G.
3. Guru
4. Q-Tip
5. Rakim


 

takeshi on 2001-08-17 08:51 [#00022571]



in no order
Mos Def
Common
Black Thought (The Roots)
Method Man
Talib Kweli



 

£25 from Oyster Town on 2001-08-17 09:40 [#00022586]



1. El-P
2. Ol Dirty Bastard
3. Ra the Rugged Man
4. Jeru
5. Mr Eon


 

=|R3FL3X|= from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on 2001-08-17 09:43 [#00022589]



Old DIrty Bastard!.... hes cool!


 

Baron Von Picklefoot from The Baron Got a new computer !!!! on 2001-08-17 09:51 [#00022596]



I'm going to put myself on the list cuz I can kick some sick
ass rhymes! THE BARON HAS SPOKEN !!!!!I GOT'S THE FLAVOR!!!


 

£25 from Oyster Town on 2001-08-17 09:52 [#00022597]



Apparently there's a 'Free ODB' CD coming out.


 

T-V-NME on 2001-08-17 09:54 [#00022598]



yo Tinnie .. I liked your choice of Aceyalone, he is pretty
good. Kool Keith is decent though.

And to =|R3FL3X|= with the "gross" comment about Tinnie's
selection. I really don't care who you like, maybe Mc
Navigator is good, I've personally never heard of him.
Also, I do like some of the rasta rappers, if they have good
beats too that is. But how can you say stuff like Aceyalone
is just "gross"; it just comes off as being ignorant and
stubborn to me. I don't care much for the others on
Tinnie's list, spare maybe Kool Keith, but I get the
impression you've never even heard of, or even further,
listened to Aceyalone whatsoever. And please don't come
back and say "yea I heard of him, I listened to a track and
thought it was shit" or some crap like that, that just to
say it. I don't know how people judge music without hearing
what the hell they are talking about. Aceyalone is
respected because he's good and he hasn't turned all
commercial. He creates hip-hop for hip-hop not for some
crap mountain dew commercial or to make as much $ as
possible. And like any artist, there are critics and people
that will always dislike their style. I'm sure you feel the
same way about a lot of musicians as any normal person
would. But if you really appreciate hip-hop in its true and
freshest form, how can you go and ignore the likes of
Acyealone even, an extraordinary MC with which many will
agree, and trash them without even taking the time to check
out their works to support your "gross" comment at least.
Just because an artist's name doesn't sound familiar to you
or you haven't even heard the music, more specificially that
of Acyealone, I guess you feel that's an opportunity for you
to just write it off as nothing but crap, because they can't
possibly be better than your precious Mc Navigator. Just
seems like that's the case to me right now. Anyways think
about what you say, please.

That's all, take what I said out of context [because I know
you probably will].. it doesn't matter anymore. Just
getting that off my chest.

peace in the middle east.


 

=|R3FL3X|= from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on 2001-08-17 10:00 [#00022601]



T-V-NME: What the hell are you gabbin' about d00d? I was
being sarcastic, hell - I like most of what he does on that
list! Geez. I like some really good hip hop stuff.

Dr. Octagon
Freestylers
Dell and the Funky Homosapien
ODB
Rza
Lots of Djs...



 

Quoth from Lincoln on 2001-08-17 10:11 [#00022611]



1: Jurassic 5
2: MCA
3: Q-tip
4: Redman
5: LL Cool J (the old school one)


 

T-V-NME on 2001-08-17 10:11 [#00022612]



hey =|R3FL3X|=..
it just didn't seem like a sarcastic comment to me, whatever
it was. and i was trying to make a point not just about
what you said (or now claim you didnt really mean), but
basically the whole deal with people judging an entire
artist simply by hearing their name or a single track, etc.
and instantly calling it crap. It's really unfair.. if
you've never heard of the musician than you really shouldn't
speak.
i like being blunt, "d00d".

"it's not actually bad rap, i just don't feel it.. there,
i've said it"


 

=|R3FL3X|= from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on 2001-08-17 10:39 [#00022619]



T-V-NME: except you keep being a sarcastic arse I think. Why
is this. And since when do I judge something by the name?


 

phiz from Amsterdam on 2001-08-17 11:08 [#00022627]



Scatman John always does it for me


 

=|R3FL3X|= from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on 2001-08-17 11:10 [#00022628]



hahhh he was funny.. hes dead now


 


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