hip hop "music"
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I'll give ya that.CafeSavoy wrote: hahahaha....don't think anyone considers Nelly important music;
don't even know if it stand the test of time. or if it will just be
another passing fancy.
You know, I heard that Nelly song this morning (the one with the chick singin' about her "boo"), and I thought of you. You will forever be associated with Nelly in my mind. How do ya feel 'bout that now?
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Going totally off topic.coreyj5 wrote:There's a bunch of awesome hip hop tracks on "Handsome Boy Modeling School". A couple are pretty danceable. Sometimes I'll play Run On by Moby too. A lot of people around here dig it.
Was watching an 80's thing on VH1 last night (dont' ask why), and they were discussing cabbage patch dolls with Henry Rollins (it's true!)... he made the comment that Moby should be getting back royalties, cuz they based a doll off him.
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Well... it cracked me up.
hip hop music
Hey guys,
i'm a new register on this group.Excuse my written because i'm french too...
Personnaly, i think "Thugbrat" from The Yallopin Hounds is very, very nice...(i'm a fan).
"No Diggity" from blackstreet is good too for dancing.
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i'm a new register on this group.Excuse my written because i'm french too...
Personnaly, i think "Thugbrat" from The Yallopin Hounds is very, very nice...(i'm a fan).
"No Diggity" from blackstreet is good too for dancing.
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2pac foreva
I don't know why, but for some reason "Do For Love" off of Tupac's "R U Still Down" makes me wanna get down in a lindy-type fashion.
Of course, if it hasn't been played in awhile, "Plenty" by Erykah Badu and Guru is a Hip Hop Lindy standard (that just sounds funny). Be warned though - that bridge was burned by many a dj 2 years back.
_david
Of course, if it hasn't been played in awhile, "Plenty" by Erykah Badu and Guru is a Hip Hop Lindy standard (that just sounds funny). Be warned though - that bridge was burned by many a dj 2 years back.
_david
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Wycleff have a great remix of his "Gone till November" that I've used and I'd like to try out some of Floetry's stuff off their debut album "Floetic".
"I wear the cheese, it dose not wear me." - Cheese Man
"Primal"
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
www.poetcandance.com
"Primal"
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
www.poetcandance.com
i don't know if hip hop lindy is illegal now, but what i like is...
gorillaz/"clint eastwood"
???/"whatta man" (this was fun at Detroit LX)
guru/"plenty" (of course)
snoop dogg/"gin and juice" (not for the family crowd)
HA HA HA shim-sham to "jiggy"... i must try that...
gorillaz/"clint eastwood"
???/"whatta man" (this was fun at Detroit LX)
guru/"plenty" (of course)
snoop dogg/"gin and juice" (not for the family crowd)
HA HA HA shim-sham to "jiggy"... i must try that...
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Re: 2pac foreva
Burned, shot, bombed, incinerated, and its askes spread over the far North Artic. To be fair, though, I was sick of that song the second time I heard it. Why it becamse such a huge hit, especially when there is so much PHENOMENAL Hip Hop out there, I will NEVER understand.morte100 wrote:Of course, if it hasn't been played in awhile, "Plenty" by Erykah Badu and Guru is a Hip Hop Lindy standard (that just sounds funny). Be warned though - that bridge was burned by many a dj 2 years back.
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