




Seraph Down wrote:In before "rap is crap"
Blueprint 3, Paper Trail, Graduation.
edit: ninja'd by Bavin. I told you so.

Bavin wrote:I thought the eternal Hip-Hop question was the best way to get rid of it? I'm all for a Final Solution...





Bavin wrote:I thought the eternal Hip-Hop question was the best way to get rid of it? I'm all for a Final Solution...
Surote wrote:Your over 30 right

. Im only 22 but i listen to ALOT of music, from the Big bands of the 30's, Frank Sinatra, Glen Miller, Bing Crosby, to music in the 80's.. KISS, Led Zepplin, ACDC, Hair bands like Dokken, Ratt...ect ect... MUSIC is a big part of my life. I live it.




Bottle wrote:Women don't just magically wake up and decide to be treated like subhuman pets. Women don't just suddenly decide that they want to give up their basic human dignity and be treated like aquariums for fetuses. It's the end result of a grooming process that usually begins in infancy. It's what happens when you teach girls that their value in life depends on how well they please men.

Drachmar wrote:
It's a large part of popular hip hop, yet it's not always the best example of decent hip hop out there.
I mean, I'm sure some of the crap that's put out there these days makes Grandmaster Flash (the master of turntablism) cringe. I'm more of an early 80's hip hop fan, when the music was stepping out from the ashes of disco and becoming the force in electronic music. Run DMC, Grandmaster Flash, Queen Latifa, etc. Those acts defined hip hop as something that could affect social change.
Then came MC Hammer...


Brogavia wrote:And anyone who is over 30 is pretty much dead anyway right?

Bottle wrote:Women don't just magically wake up and decide to be treated like subhuman pets. Women don't just suddenly decide that they want to give up their basic human dignity and be treated like aquariums for fetuses. It's the end result of a grooming process that usually begins in infancy. It's what happens when you teach girls that their value in life depends on how well they please men.

Osteia wrote:Drachmar wrote:
It's a large part of popular hip hop, yet it's not always the best example of decent hip hop out there.
I mean, I'm sure some of the crap that's put out there these days makes Grandmaster Flash (the master of turntablism) cringe. I'm more of an early 80's hip hop fan, when the music was stepping out from the ashes of disco and becoming the force in electronic music. Run DMC, Grandmaster Flash, Queen Latifa, etc. Those acts defined hip hop as something that could affect social change.
Then came MC Hammer...
Yeah! Im into that, thats taking it way back. Zapp & Roger back, electronic music.
And as for "Ringtones", i declare ..BULLSHIT.. i do not own a ring tone.

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