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Topic: Ok, what's your favorite Rap song, if any... Return to archive Page: 1 2 3
10-01-03 05:22 PM
steel driving hammer
quote:
Honky Tonk Man wrote:
I am not a hoar! LOL


Then your not a man from Elysian Fields then I take it.
10-01-03 09:57 PM
steel wls Young MC - Bust A Move
10-01-03 10:37 PM
VoodooChileInWOnderl The Voodoo Chile Rap, what else???
10-02-03 01:42 PM
tumbling_dice If I had to pick one it would be "California Love"
Dr.Dre+ Tu Pac, but the original version and none of the weird remixes of it out there.
10-02-03 05:18 PM
BILL PERKS EGGMAN-BEASTIE BOYS
DO WHAT YA LIKE-DIGITAL UNDERGROUND
GASFACE-3RD BASE
GIN AND JUICE-SNOOP
ALL EMINEM'S SINGLES
10-02-03 05:20 PM
steel driving hammer Gin and Juice does kick a little butt don't it?

10-02-03 05:27 PM
Joey " Gin and Juice does kick a little butt don't it? "

I would like to nuzzle you .
10-02-03 05:31 PM
steel driving hammer Thats the one w/ Got my mind on my money and my money on my mind?

Remember buying that one a long time ago and really liking it.

Didn't want to like it, but I did.
10-02-03 06:27 PM
glencar State of shock?
10-02-03 11:11 PM
sirmoonie Check it bleeds, when it came around and blossomed, rap was an amazing force, much like punk. Friggin' white people aren't the only ones who can have the blues, ya know. But also like punk, its limited to its attitude and once thats gone, which is really quick, there is just a lot of copying and morphing.

There are probably a handful of essential rap albums, and some of them are greatest hits. But they are essential, and if you can move past the MTV/honkey vision of what rap should be, there is some stuff in there as bad ass as anything the Sex Pistols and Ramones ever did. IMO. MO o'H.

Moof it up!
My niggaz....
Jack it up!
My niggaz....
Heptone, blastone!
My niggaz....
Fo'tie! Fo'tie!
My niggaz...
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