Donny Hathaway - I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know (1971 Performance)
Next up on The Stage: Donny Hathaway performing, "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know".
u/MusixMoto — 15 days ago
r/90sHipHop
Return of The Crooklyn Dodgers - Crooklyn dodgers ‘95
u/Sea-Inspector-8908 — 3 days ago
Today on the way to work,I bumped the CLASSIC Wu-Tang Forever and man my love for this album will never die! Disc one is damn near perfect to me and disc two has filler occasionally but overall this is an all time great project in my eyes forever! What’s your thoughts?
u/J2-Starter — 9 hours ago
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Das EFX performing East Coast with Redman on the wheels of steel
u/bside313 — 5 hours ago
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Ever since a recent post, can’t stop rocking this album. Especially this banger. IMO, the best beat on the album
u/Worried-Tea-1251 — 2 hours ago
MC Hammer - Here Comes The Hammer (1990)
Next up on The Stage: MC Hammer with, "Here Comes The Hammer".
u/MusixMoto — 41 minutes ago
Unpopular opinion: Underground 50 Cent in the 90s was nothing special
50 Cent is one of my favorite rappers and I can rap a lot of his songs word for word. But, a popular theory is that he was better before his Get Rich Or Die Tryin era. People believe he was so lyrical and so talented before he got in the mainstream. While I can enjoy certain tracks from 50 Cent's underground days. I can say I don't see the rapping difference in 90s 50 Cent vs the mainstream early 2000s 50 we all know and love today. Only difference is the slight voice changes. Matter of fact I'll even go as far to say 50 was nothing special in the 90s as he sounded like every other new York rapper at that time. His Power Of The Dollar album sounds like a rough draft that wasn't finished yet. I'll argue that 50 didn't start having better lyrics til he got shot and even me saying that is a slight stretch..
u/Separate_Beautiful55 — 14 hours ago
John Wayne couldn't even stand the Reign Of The Tec
u/bside313 — 1 day ago
My father inlaw old promo shirts when he worked at deathrow records 96-97
We got plenty more he was the vp of promotions left when pac got killed
u/geraldlaflare — 22 hours ago
After the 5 Mic classic that was Liquid Swords the GZA went back to the lab and came back with a cleaner, more "polished" sound for the year 1999. How does this album hold up in retrospect ?
u/CoconutMost3564 — 18 hours ago
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The Roots Feat. M.A.R.S. Co-op & Dice Raw - Clones
youtu.beu/Newport_Box — 11 hours ago
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What MC/Group turned you into a hip hop fan?
Though I've been a fan since the early 80s, I didn't really become a hip hop junkie until ATCQ's Low End Theory.
u/vitaoptima — 10 hours ago
Did anyone in here get the chance to meet L? If so, share some stories. 🔥
u/Business-Set9397 — 24 hours ago
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Blood Of Abraham Future Profits (Ruthless Records 1993) Did anyone give this a spin back in the day ?
Blood of Abraham made up of rappers Benjamin "Benyad" Mor and David "Mazik" Saevitz, found themselves signed to Ruthless Records as a part of the label's new initiative, intended to broaden the company's overall horizon
u/CoconutMost3564 — 5 hours ago
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Black Star - Little Brother (Prod. J-Dilla)
A track from one of my favorite duos featuring one of my favorite Dilla beats.
If you know the story behind this beat, you know it almost didn't come to be.
u/vitaoptima — 11 hours ago
Murder Was The Case Soundtrack Commercial 1994
u/Specialist_Art2223 — 24 hours ago
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