Re: hip hop

From: Shawn H Kuo (kuo_shawn@hotmail.com)
Date: Mon Jul 09 2001 - 12:54:32 CEST

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    Is puff Daddy Hip Hop? or wu-tang clan (spelling??) Eminent??

    can anyone give me some curent names for hip hop, so i can relatd the image
    to the music. I'll startwith blackalicious.

    ; )

    hefner and groove armada, a bit of hip hop????

    thankx for all,

    shawn::::
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: John Book <johnbook@yadig.com>
    To: <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>
    Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 3:01 PM
    Subject: RE: hip hop

    > >Sorry, it's not Aj related.
    > >
    > >Can anyone suggest any hip hop album or readings? I always link hip hop
    with rap, baggy costume, gold chains and foul language. I would really like
    to change my bias and give a listen to this genre of music.<
    >
    > There's a lot of territory to cover. Arguably, some of hip hop's best
    lyricism comes from the era of the "fat gold chains", but there was an equal
    amount of crap along with the jewels.
    >
    > Are you talking current stuff, or going as far back as any given year?
    Not sure what you've been exposed to in terms of hip hop. For starters:
    >
    > Lateef & Lyrics Born-Latryx The Album
    > Blackalicious-Nia
    > Jurassic 5-Quality Control
    > Common Sense-Resurrection
    > Common-Like Water For Chocolate
    > The Roots-Do You Want More?!!!?!?!
    > The Roots-Things Fall Apart
    >
    > I don't have anything by him yet, but a friend of mine has a radio show in
    Hawai'i and plays him quite a bit. His name is Mike Ladd, and he's been on
    a number of compilations so do a few searches and you'll sure to find them,
    or the full album he also has out.
    >
    > p.e.a.c.e.
    > -John Book
    >
    > www.john-book.com/Crut



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