Hip Hop/Underground Hip Hop

[FunkyDrummer345]

Awesome, I'm curious to know which albums you dug the most.

I haven't heard anything on Violence Begets Violence. I'll have to check that one out.

 

[Prime]

I'll give their music some listen throughout the week while I work. I'll let ya know which ones I like/dislike.

 

[FunkyDrummer345]

Chief Kamachi



Chief Kamachi - Love 4 the Craft



Army of the Pharaohs

 

[Soot and Stars]

I'm not of the mind set that Hip-Hop is better necessarily because it's underground but yeah, some of it is a lot more raw. I love this actor/rapper called Childish Gambino who has the perfect old school mix of witty humorous rhymes and bravado. Some of his rhymes are brilliant and his style and flow with the dramatic backing track makes for an original artist that can keep up with the swagger and cockiness of Kanye, the slow charismatic drawl and fun laid back style of Lil' Wayne and the clever word play of Eminem. Here's my favorite track which is unfortunately not on the album i'm buying tomorrow.

Childish Gambino-Freaks and Geeks

 

[ILoveJimmyPage]

Going to take a moment to **** a few songs I've enjoyed lately.

Blame Game ~ Kanye West ft. John Legend


Words I Never Said ~ Lupe Fiasco


Break You Off ~ The Roots


You Got Me ~ The Roots


Nicki Minaj ~ Fly

 

[Prime]

Sims




P.O.S

 

[E-Z]

Hey you mutha's ICE-T is the MAIN DUDE you dig??

 

[E-Z]

U matha's pick up on N.W.A. STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON cd from da 1980s it's a mofo

 

[Tony B]

NWA was ok.

 

[Phil B.]

The Streets (Mike Skinner)







Dizzee Rascal