HipHopHeads

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/18936675

Our Earth and inhabitants, supra national polity with a common history. Get together wonderful people,

The Ummah brought by Q-Tip and J Dilla.

If Digital Underground were able to make more consistent albums then they'd be my favourite group ever. The best tracks are unreal but then the skits, etc. drag the whole thing down on repeated listens.

Galiano is a UK group that occasionally mixed acid jazz and hiphop back in the early 90s. Nice subs, relaxed grooves and rhymes, bit triphop vibes. This one is from their second album, A Joyful Noise Unto the Creator (1992).

By All Means Necessary was the first record I bought. Every track on that album is solid

Fresh for '88... you SUCKAS.

J Dilla, OG on the MPC.

Being off most other social media I don’t come across this information like I used to. So this is late but Rest in peace Chino XL. One of the greats and one of the first to get me into the rapping your ass off rap.

⚡️⚡️AMP⚡️⚡️

1. ⚡️Fanum aka JustFanum
2. ⚡️Duke aka Duke Dennis
3. ⚡️Agent aka Agent 00
4. ⚡️Davis aka ImDavisss
5. ⚡️ Kai aka Kai Cenat
6. ⚡️Chris aka chrisnxtdoor

From the album Midnight Marauders (1993)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ9JpUzda0c

Originally concealed in the credits of the record covers under the heading “composition and production”, Guts secured his fame as a beatmaker by trimming the soundtrack of Alliance Ethnik, Big Red or the Svinkels. In solo since 2007 and his album “Le Bienheureux”, he then expanded his musical palette with “Freedom”, a darker released on his own label Pura Vida. Exiled in Ibiza, it's From his Balearic Island that he will publish in 2011 “Paradise For All”. Since hip hop broke into his life, somewhere in the 1980s, Guts has devoted it all his time and energy. From that passion is born “Hip Hop After All” in 2014.