the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
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the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
not that 140 hiphop hasnt been around for a while...its called grime
but forget the doors/skrillex thing...this is actually quite good imo
rusko and cypress hill
apparently they have an ep coming soon and the teaser track they have up is good
http://www.spin.com/articles/how-i-coul ... ign=012612
glad to see cypress are still at it, i saw them at Lallapalloza like 20 yrs ago
i sure plenty will shit on this just on general principle, got my raincoat on, umbrella open, lol
but forget the doors/skrillex thing...this is actually quite good imo
rusko and cypress hill
apparently they have an ep coming soon and the teaser track they have up is good
http://www.spin.com/articles/how-i-coul ... ign=012612
glad to see cypress are still at it, i saw them at Lallapalloza like 20 yrs ago
i sure plenty will shit on this just on general principle, got my raincoat on, umbrella open, lol
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Re: the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
Sweet, and I can't check it out yet either
I think that counts as a green light that mainstream cRap will follow suit for 2012 (what 2 or 3 artists that are dominating radio and whatever channel that shows music videos these days (if there is one, since we have Vevo now)
I think that counts as a green light that mainstream cRap will follow suit for 2012 (what 2 or 3 artists that are dominating radio and whatever channel that shows music videos these days (if there is one, since we have Vevo now)
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Re: the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
I saw Cypress Hill touring their first album. It was at the Spotatorium in Dallas opening for the Beastie Boys. One of the most memorable shows ever.
Not a rusko/cypress fan though.
Not a rusko/cypress fan though.
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Damn dude, that must've been around 86-87? So were beasties touring for Boutique? Awesome.
I saw Cypress at the 1st or 2nd Palooza when Sonic Youth ,Beck, and Jesus Lizard were there. They had a big inflatable gold Buddha and a couple plants on each side.
I saw Cypress at the 1st or 2nd Palooza when Sonic Youth ,Beck, and Jesus Lizard were there. They had a big inflatable gold Buddha and a couple plants on each side.
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Re: the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
bboys and cypress you say?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DC-gRQh_pFw
my all time fav beasites cut
hey thats the same lala show i saw, with the giant buddha...denver or ogden, UT..i forget, lol, it was a bit...blurry
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DC-gRQh_pFw
my all time fav beasites cut
hey thats the same lala show i saw, with the giant buddha...denver or ogden, UT..i forget, lol, it was a bit...blurry
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This is really good, I really lkie Cypress HIll & Rusko. So this makes a great combo.
If you like this sort of music you should check out BASSNECTAR
Bassnectar - Bomb the Blocks (youtube)
If you like this sort of music you should check out BASSNECTAR
Bassnectar - Bomb the Blocks (youtube)
Re: the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
NICE!!simmerdown wrote:bboys and cypress you say?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DC-gRQh_pFw
my all time fav beasites cut
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Re: the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
No, it was more like 92 or 93. Beasties were touring for Check Your Head. I had owned a Cypress Hill cassette for about a year, but they were pretty much unkown at the time. I think Cypress Hill released their second Album almost months after that show.shadx312 wrote:Damn dude, that must've been around 86-87? So were beasties touring for Boutique?
Then they toured with House of Pain, then Lola. That Lola show killed it, fucking Cypress Hill, Sonic Youth, Beastie Boys etc...so many good memories there.
When Cypress Hill toured with House of Pain, they were at the Bomb Factory in Dallas. I think EVERY person there was smoking pot at once. It was like being in a cloud. I remember going to the bar and passing about 6-8 cops just standing there watching. They looked like they were having fun, but really what could they do, arrest everybody? It was comical to say the least.
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Re: the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
yeh, the bandwagon will be full..separating the wheat from the chaff, as its always been i supposeshadx312 wrote:
I think that counts as a green light that mainstream cRap will follow suit for 2012
cant wait for the katy perry/wobwob track yay
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you know somebody somewhere is doing this and they think it's amazing.simmerdown wrote:katy perry/wobwob track yay
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and it'll make millions
oohhhhh I thought it was their 3rd album that blew up, ok yeah, cuz I remember Insane around 91-92, and I kept thinking Temple of Boom was their 4th...yeah their first one was still pretty tight
Stoned is the Way
Pigs
Kill a Man
were my faves
oohhhhh I thought it was their 3rd album that blew up, ok yeah, cuz I remember Insane around 91-92, and I kept thinking Temple of Boom was their 4th...yeah their first one was still pretty tight
Stoned is the Way
Pigs
Kill a Man
were my faves
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Re: the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
well...there are millions of sheeple and they love some dubstep right now.shadx312 wrote:and it'll make millions
In my head I can here someone saying, "You know what would make this Katy Perry taste better.....???F'n BROSTEP!"
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Re: the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
ehhh
shes been dubstep remixed already it seems
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0iVC5N5NvE
i made it to the drop and had to stop
WHY DID i have to bring up katy P, FUCK, this could have been a good thread
shes been dubstep remixed already it seems
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0iVC5N5NvE
i made it to the drop and had to stop
WHY DID i have to bring up katy P, FUCK, this could have been a good thread
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I still love this track http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMghwdG6SOE
and this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3aO9_O3Jxg
Not sure what happened in the last few years, but I quit caring.
and this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3aO9_O3Jxg
Not sure what happened in the last few years, but I quit caring.
Re: the future of hip hop is at 140 bpm
DJ Muggs Beats are pure gold. Temple of Boom is still one of my favorite records and has a permanent reservation for my mp3 player.simmerdown wrote: i sure plenty will shit on this just on general principle, got my raincoat on, umbrella open, lol
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