A much needed Black Music thread.

[Bucktee]

Snow - Anything For You

 

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Bubba Sparxxx - Ugly

 

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Bubba Sparxxx - Open Wide

 

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Classified - Oh Canada

 

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G-Eazy & Halsey - Him & I

 

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Summer Girls - LFO

 

[K Douglas]

House of Pain - Jump Around

The rapper is Everlast. Before this he dropped a solo LP 'Forever Everlasting' in 1990. Included on that LP was Ice T and Donald D, part of the Rhyme Syndicate. I still have that on vinyl, I thought it was overlooked.

 

[Bucktee]

Organized Rhyme - Check the OR

 

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Malcolm McLaren - Buffalo Gals

 

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Maybe the coolest alternative hip-hop song ever.

Luscious Jackson - Naked Eye

 

[K Douglas]

Don't forget 3rd Bass MC Serch and the Prime Minister Pete Nice.
Wordz of Wisdom

 

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N2Deep - Back to the hotel

 

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Post Malone Rock Star

 

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Kraftwerk - Trans Europa Express

 

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Marky Mark No Mercy

 

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Iggy Azalea - Fancy ft. Charli XCX

 

[Bucktee]

Crazy Town Butterfly

 

[K Douglas]

Organized Rhyme - Check the OR

I preferred this one from Kish
I Rhyme the World in Eighty Days

It had a hip house vibe to it.

 

[Bucktee]

I preferred this one from Kish
I Rhyme the World in Eighty Days

It had a hip house vibe to it.

Kish is Japanese-Canadian. Good tune.

 

[Bucktee]

Wow you got me on this one, never heard before in my life. Interesting the producer of the track is Joe "The Butcher" Nicolo. He was a Philly guy and mix engineer for many of the hip hop artists out of Philly, including my man Schoolly D. I did not know he was a co-founder of Ruffhouse Records.

You might recognize Max Kellerman as a former co-host of First Take with Stephen A. Smith, and boxing commentator on ESPN.

He and his brother were a hip-hop duo but his brother was murdered by a friend. Max left the music business after the murder.