STILL LOVE REAL HIP HOP? STILL SUPPORT GOOD MUSIC? WHAT’S YOUR BEST HIP HOP MEMORY

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Elvis was a hero to most but he never meant s*** to me he was a stright up racist that sucker was simple and plain m***** f*** him and john wayne...cause i am black and i am proud, i am hyped and i am amped most of my heros don't appear on no stamp! - Fight the Power, Public Enemy

I might've failed to mention that this chick was creative but once the man got you well he altered her native told her if she got an image and a gimmick that she could make money, and she did it like a dummy now I see her in commercials, she's universal she used to only swing it with the inner-city circle now she be in the burbs lickin rock and dressin hip and on some dumb s***, when she comes to the city talkin about poppin glocks servin rocks and hittin switches now she's a gangsta rollin with gangsta bitches always smokin blunts and gettin drunk tellin me sad stories, now she only f***s with the funk stressin how hardcore and real she is she was really the realest, before she got into showbiz I did her, not just to say that I did it but I'm committed, but so many n***** hit it that she's just not the same lettin all these groupies do her I see n***** slammin her, and takin her to the sewer
but I'ma take her back hoping that the s*** stop
cause who I'm talkin bout y'all is hip-hop! - I Used To Love H.E.R, Common Sense!

ahhhh..Public Enemy..when being conscious was cool..AND you could sell records

"I got a letter from the government, the other day. I opened and read it it said they were suckers. They wanted me for their army or whatever, picture me giving a damn I said never."

Or..."When the..scene unfolds. Young girls 14 years old expose themselves. To any Tom, Dick,and Hank, got mo, stretch marks than these girls holl'n they got rank. See Sega aint in this New World Order. them experimenting with Atlanta, Georgia. United Nations overseas, train, asassins, do search and seize without knocking or asking." Goodie M.O.B (Soul Food album. one of greatest albums of all time)

The Chronic.

Best.Rap.Album.Ever.

The Chronic is definitely one of the best for me. and when I say my top 5 or 10 etc..I include these albums in with the other genres. The albums that compete with the Led Zepplin and Beatles albums..the chronic is there for me. Outkast's SouthernplayalisticCadillacMusik, goodie M.O.B's Soul Food, Public Enemy, It Takes A Nation of Millions, Run DMC, Raising Hell, Nas, Illmatic

'The Chronic' is also a sentimental favorite because it was the first CD I ever bought and I still have it in my collection although I rarely play it these days.

I also have fond memories of bumping PE in my college years. My friends would play it while we were riding thru the MSU campus some evenings, virtually daring campus security or members of a certain white fraternity we had beef with to say something to us.

Yes, I can still see myself...shades, black leather jacket, white turtle neck sweater, blue jeans (levi's of course), k-swiss tennis shoes and leather African medallion sitting in my black Ford Escort GT listnening to X-Clan - Funkin' Lessons...I returned from the stone crib, bringing verbal milk, a stool, and a bib,Be filled of the black sap, from the tri-womb, it flows fully un-attuned,wheat bread, tastey jam, come take a stroke to the rhythm of the grand-verbalizer comin' from the temple of void, crown from a hat, man from a boy,onward ride as I talk of Rah, converse with Horace, create with Ptah, arrive to Geb, to roar with Bast, "Aton Tamu" as I ride the raft, roof of the world I sit, crosslegged, right over left,drums of dance to drums of war, who knows the score? Speak no more,who watches down with the eyes of black?
to the east blackwards, sissssiiiiieeeees!

Vaaaaaaanglorious! OMG. Folks were NOT ready for Xclan. They had a Great Stage show. complete with ceremonial march to the stage in full African regalia. Brother J was a great lyricist as well. Great voice.

First piece of hip hop vinyl I ever purchased(because my Kiss LP's were my FIRST vinyl purchases)..was UTFO Roxanne, Roxanne...what ya know bout DAT!

Back when cassettes were still en vogue, I had NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" and Ice Cube's "Death Certificate". My mom didn't want me listening to Ice Cube and she never saw my NWA. I also had Tone Loc and MC Hammer's Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em[.i].

Another good thing about the early days of rap was when LL Cool J and Kool Moe Dee used to dis each other.