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I want to start a thread of 90s rap records that aren't often discussed here.
I'll focus on singles that were dope/ringing off at the time because rap discussions on Twitter tend to focus on the same 15-20 "big ticket" classic albums, and this way, we can flesh things out a bit:
I'll focus on singles that were dope/ringing off at the time because rap discussions on Twitter tend to focus on the same 15-20 "big ticket" classic albums, and this way, we can flesh things out a bit:
..and this isn't a "definitive" or authoritative anything. I'm just killing time until my mom finishes Christmas breakfast. Lol
I'm still not clear of how much burn this jawn got at the time. I know DJ Ran was playing it a lot in Philly when it came out.
S/O to the Mop Top and Elite Force crew
S/O to the Mop Top and Elite Force crew
Another one that was making noise in the underground at the time. It still sounds crazy.
I miss this kind of rap. NOI-informed, Black love/righteous music.
I keep telling myself that I'm going to pull out this 12" and flip the acapella.
I keep telling myself that I'm going to pull out this 12" and flip the acapella.
Anybody know anything about this crew? I taped this off the radio in 95' and grabbed the 12" later, but I still don't know who these cats are.
Spinna with the ill Kraftwerk sample and Kriminul catching wreck on the mic. This is still one of my favorite joints ever.
S/O to Mad Skillz and the whole Supafriendz crew from VA. I still love this jawn too.
Another dope VA crew. I remember bringing a tape of this to school and playing it for my man Herm.
R.I.P. Kleph Dollaz
R.I.P. Kleph Dollaz
Nowadays, UTD is best known as Yasiin Bey's crew. When this joint came out, I was waiting for their album to drop but it wasn't issued until later in the mid-2000s.
