Because you can't make any money when everyone uploads your music to the Internet for free. Sad now you can heavily reap the rewards of your music being on every conceivable platform possible and collect your royalties.
And sure as shit wouldn't make a dime selling music on vinyl. The internet is the best thing that happened to the music industry. Twenty++ years ago SoulSeek was the only way to find underground stuff. Now I'm drowning in it, and pay for it when I can.
Not only that people making commercial rap gets the gun clap lol now a days the music has a agenda. Stuff like this is pure if it’s not talking about sex,drugs,money it will never play. Nothing like 90s Hip Hop
@@theblackknight5732 this came out in 95, illegal downloads weren't really an issue back then. That came later. Hip Hop back then wasn't really as popular as it is today, not as a mainstream public choice. So the artists that did this kind of music had to be in it for the art, not the money. I think that's really what made the 90's so different in terms of the quality of independent hip hop music.
there is this hip hop group that existed in atlanta and it was called “yall so stupid”. everything about their first (and only) album “van full of pakistans” is absolutely amazing and it saddens me that the album didnt get the publicity it deserved. skater rappers in 93 is something kind of rare. you saying you wonder what these people are doing nowadays, like exactly bro i think the same things.
Check these out. I've made a list of some of my favourite tracks from the 90s: Alps Cru - All Alone Mmomentumm - As I Move On The Nonce - Good To Go Style Skillz - Run That Onyx - Shout (Pete Rock Remix) Son A Bluntz - Don't Snooze Godfather Don - Sadistic Masta Ace - Terror Brand Nubian - Love Vs. Hate Shiny Dayz - Optimus Opus MF Grimm - Landslide (Remix) Hard 2 Obtain - Ghetto Diamond I-Power - True The Pharcyde - Y (J Dilla Remix) Ill Biskits - God Bless Your Life Grand Puba - Amazing Funkdoobiest - Rock On (Buckwild Remix) Concrete Clik - Keep It Street Gauge The Mental Murderah - Cranium Big Squig - Keep It Going De La Soul - ItsSoWeezee (Hot) The East Flatbush Project - Head To Head Blackstract - Diary Of A Mad MC Technical - Stress Mannish - Expect That Ill-Ko Illy-I - Big Shots Double Life - Regiments Willie D - Niggas Are Dyin' Big L (Feat. Mase & Herb McGruff) - The Uptown Connection Consequence - Rock 'N' Roll (Jay Dee Mix) Scientifik - I Used To Know Ya Saukrates - Check For Me Ill Biskits - A Better Day Mood - Secrets Of The Sand (Jay Dee Remix) Da Grassroots - Black Dove Yak Ballz - The Plague Killah Priest - Tai Chi The Nonce - Mix Tapes (81st Street Subliminal Remix) Jungle Brothers - Brain Street Smartz - Problems Walkin' Large (Feat. Black Thought) - Listen To This (Original) The Nonce - Keep It On DJ Krush (Feat. Tragedy) - Real Big Shug - Crush Cru (Feat. Ras Kass) - The Ebonic Plague Ill Advised - Kites To The Streets Kreators - I Can't Understand Mathematik - On Top The Roots - Section Method Man - The Riddler (RZA's Hide-Out Remix) Da Youngstas - Verbal Glock KRS-One - A Friend Brothers Of The Mind - Check The Pattern MF Doom - Doomsday (X-Ray Remix) Brothers Of The Mind - Stop Schemin Binary Star - Freakin Flows D-Mob - Hot Dayz 100X - Paper Chase Tragedy Khadafi (Feat. Nas & Noreaga) - Calm Down Lace Da Booms - Glory Laq-Nun - Weigh Scales Alps Cru - No Question (Tru Comers Remix) Mod The Black Marvel - Sick K-Otix - Falling Behind II I-Power - I Seen A Vision Part 2 Da Enfatry - Lyrical Logic The Proov - Human Perfection Demastas (Feat. Nine) - Feel No Guilt DJ Honda (Feat. De La Soul) - Trouble In The Water Jungle Brothers - Moving Along The Boulevard Connection (Feat. El Da Sensei, Tame 1 & DJ Kaos) - Haagen-Daz L - Relax Your Mind The Artifacts - Whayback Shrlock - For What It Was Falcon & Sleepy - Life Organized Konfusion - Bring It On Biggie Smalls - The Ugliest (feat. Busta Rhymes) Paris - The Days Of Old Diamond D - This One Nas, Rass Kass, Organized Konfusion, Saafir, Shyheim & Others - Wake Up Show Anthem 1994 Boodah An Da Bandit - Brain On Drugz Black Moon - Shit Iz Real MC Eiht - Late Nite Hype 2 Smif 'N' Wessun - Hellucination Yusef Afloat - At Tymz Funkmaster Flex (Feat. Akinyele & Sadat X) - Loud Hangover Alps Cru - Intensity Breez Evahflowin' - Forsaken X-Caliber - Butta Messenga Drama Klub - The Heist Frankenstein - The Rain Is Gone Da Youngstas - Everyman 4 Theyself Tribeca Sound - Street Jazz Group Home - East NY Theory Cappadonna - Dart Throwing Jemini The Gifted One - Letcho Batyflo God Sunz (Feat. Starang Wondah) - 1-718 Large Professor - The LP Da Grassroots (Feat. Choclair & Saukrates) - Body Language AZ - Your World Don't Stop (Buckwild Remix) Complete Unit - What It Mean Werd Of Mouph - Show Da World Lace Da Booms - Cut That Weak Shit (Buckwild Remix) Rottin Raskals - Homiez Niggas Mountain Brothers - Galaxies: The Next Level INI (Feat. Pete Rock) - The Life I Live Ran Reed - Young World DJ Stitches & Rhyme Valore - These Are The Dayz Chino XL - Thousands The Nonce - Who Falls Apart? Rob-O (Feat. De La Soul) - Stay Away Boogiemonsters - The Beginning Of The End Ghetto Concept - E-Z On The Motion Down To Erf - Learn To Earn Defari - Gems Pete Rock & CL Smooth - One In A Million Brothers Of The Mind - Rough and Tough (Nitetym Version) The Beatnuts - Do You Believe No I.D - Sky's The Limit Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard (Feat. DMX) - Inner City Blues Da Grassroots - Living Underwater
It's like that right now, you just have to dig deep and find your own goldmine, man. Same goes for all of the people in the comments section who want old flows and beats back. People exist today who can kick a nice rhyme and ride a great beat.
the british uk scene is really good you should look into them, not quite as OG as this NY style but hiphop had a baby in the uk when our shit turned to trap garbage. check out Dat kid, Maestro, Ocean wisdom, Four Owls, Circle Of The Damned,
Back in the 90s old age, gems like these were stars in our sky; too numerous to focus on any single one but, collectively, they'd collaborate to take your breath away on a muggy summer night in the city.
youngster here,my friends always wonder why i listen to this old shit and i always say "it doesnt matter how deep i dig,i will always find hidden gems"
It's really sick this tracks just make me happy that im fan of underground hiphop 15 years yet all day everyday ,listen tracks ,smoke some this just chill. :)
I previously made a list of some of my favourite hip hop songs from the 90s era. I have now made a Part 2 to that! Check it out y'all! I'll be adding these to a playlist called "SOME of my favourite 90s hip hop (Part 2)" Funky Fresh Few - Runnin' Through These Veins (Feat. Afu-Ra) Big L - 8 Iz Enuff Blaque Spurm - Gravy Techniques Gab Gotcha - Angels (Feat. Juju) Chubb Rock - The Mind The Beatnuts - Get Funky OGC - Gunn Clapp Mic Geronimo - Unstoppable Royal Flush - Worldwide Camp Lo - Coolie High Is Life Big Pun - Fire Water (Feat. Fat Joe, Raekwon & Armageddon) Heltah Skeltah - Undastand The B.L.U.N.T.E.D. Crew - Keep Your Head Black Star - Respiration (Pete Rock's Flying High Remix) (Feat. Black Thought) Da Bush Babees - Remember We (Salaam Remi Remix) Das EFX - Change Nas - Nas Will Prevail Funkdoobiest - Lost In Thought Baron Ricks - Harlem River Drive Cappadonna - Milk The Cow (Feat. Method Man) Smif N Wessun - Stand Strong Mood - Transmogrify (Feat. Talib Kweli) Dead Poets Society - Don't Quit Juggaknots - Trouble Man UGK - Live Wires Connect (Feat. Keith Murray) Mobb Deep - Take It In Blood Deda & Pete Rock - Markd4Death Kurious - I'm Kurious Afu-Ra - Whirlwind Thru Cities DJ Quik - Speed Big Pun - You Came Up (Feat. Noreaga) Aäsim D'Xpicit (Aasim) - Fly Shit Kool G Rap - Tekilla Sunrise Black Moon - This Is What It Sounds Like Heltah Skeltah - Therapy Dres - Hi & Lo Flipmode Squad - Money Talk A Tribe Called Quest - Like it Like That Choclair - What it Takes (Day Remix) Jemini The Gifted One - Can't Stop Rockin' (Tribute) (Suede Pumas' Remix) Truck Turner - Bring It To The Cypher (Feat. KRS-One) Analog Brothers - So Bad Craig Mack - Get Down Dan-E-O - Dear Hip Hop (Return To Sender) Funky DL - If I Had A Day To Live Big Daddy Kane - Uncut, Pure Frankie Cutlass - You and You and You (Feat. June Lova, Redman & Sadat X) Aim - The Force (Feat. Qnc) De La Soul - Dog Eat Dog OC & Ras Kass - Action Guaranteed Slick Rick - 2 Way Street Andre Nickatina - Killa Whale INI - No More Words Big Noyd - Usual Suspect Remix All City - Move On You Black Star - Astronomy Social Contact - Blunts And Liquor Cella Dwellas - Main Aim The Firm - Executive Decision Mood - Snakebacks (karma part two) The Roots - Mellow My Man Darc Mind - Visions Of A Blur Keith Murray - The Rhyme (Jay Dee Remix) Da Bush Babees - We Run Things (Buckwild Remix) GZA - Living In The World Today (Feat. Method Man) Ras Kass - Drama (Feat. Coolio) Shamus - I Got Ya Back (Feat. C-Terror) Lords Of The Underground - M.O.N.E.Y. Special Ed - Walk The Walk Pitch Black - Show and Prove Ghetto Concept - Much Love Paul Ray - More Emotion (Feat. 33 1/3) Three 6 Mafia - Playa Hataz DITC - Mass Hysteria Raekwon - Sneakers Walkmen - The Countdown Theory Little Shawn - Check It Out Y'All (1995) Mos Def - Body Rock (Feat. Tash & Q-Tip) Q-Tip - For My Man Sandman DOD - Price Of Fame Jeru The Damaja - Friend Or Foe Brand Nubian - Sincerely Hed Ballin' Records - Died In Vain Datbu - Non Believers Shadez Of Brooklyn - Wanted Men Little Indian - One Little Indian (Buckwild Remix) M'stro - This Is How I Feel (Feat. Lord Jamar) Twinz - Eastside LB (Feat. Warren G) Kool G Rap - Blowin Up In The World Lewis Parker- Sunny Dedications (Feat. Profound) Young Zee - Milk (Feat. KRS-One & Busta Rhymes) Kavasci C.I. - Culture Body Mad Skillz - Doin Time in Da Cypha King Just - No Flows On The Rodeo Dead Prez - Food, Clothes And Shelter AG & Showbiz - Next Level Rakim - The Mystery (Who is God) Three 6 Mafia - Da Summa OGC - Elite Fleet Water Water - Still Real Slow To Speak - On And On DJ Krush & Ronny Jordan - Season For Change (Feat. Guru) MF Grimm - Get Down Rakim - Shades Of Black (Da Beatminerz Remix) Shaq - Legal Money (Feat. Mobb Deep & Lord Tariq) Infinite - Take A Look The Eclectic - Keep It Complicated Erick Sermon - Man Above Ill Source - Devastation Square One - Analyze OC - What I Represent
so underground, i think they only offically made 1 12" with this track and new & improved thats all i can find on these guys, would of been dope if they made a lp.
This song is good yet for some of the most usual reasons bass sax line was used before the era of this song with a piano bass line hard to get success with these put together even during the 90's and yet the song couldn't be more fire with solid lyrics and a solid hook that just too catchy True Dat!
This is some good shit. I can't help what moves me. Ya know - I've really grown to love hip-hop, to me is the "Shakespeare" experience of our age (when applied properly..)
I hear a lot about the golden era and 90s hip hop. I'm a fan of all the popular hip hop that came out during that time (de la soul, nas, wu tang, PR&CL, and I call it popular cause their music from that time is all well known). But all the underground artists as well that put out music during this time is what makes this era so great for me, hip hop wasn't at it's 'peak' so to speak solely because of a few good artists/groups.. i'd say it was the collective that made it amazing in my opinion.
Did this group or the artists ever release any other songs? Crazy to think if they didn’t, they poured their heart and soul into this. I can tell and feel it.
The problem is getting old school type producers for this type of lyricist young artist. Not that many great producers out there crafting art. They're not putting the work to put themselves out there and find the right pieces for some great hip hop connection.
When you look back at all the freedom rapper's had in the US back then you can't help but get angry with the way US hip hop as gone. As a bystander in the UK when I hear this new jack dirty south bollox Lil wayne and whatever their names it is hard to understand how America has bought into that shit. It is simply awful music. No poetry, no clever vocab, no lovely samples just lots of visual sexual stimulation and pricks wearing bling and looking feminine. I find it sad. I hope I live to see a revolution in American rap music. What is there that is fresh nowadays - it is all to safe and formulaic. If I were from the US I would be kickin up a fuss because the shit is fucked up on a double dutch lol
***** You have a point - new genres of music emerge all the time. Perhaps I should not critique a declining genre but what is coming in replacement?. I don't see a new movement comparable to rock n roll or hip hop ermerging.I like hip hop as an art form. For me as a rapper myself it is more than just a genre but an ancient form of expression in some ways. People have been rhyming for many millennia. It is not comparable to country and western as a genre in my view. My point is really that if there was some new genres equivalent to hip hop or rock n roll emerging then I would not be nearly as critical of the current nonsense hip hop that is prevalent in the year 2014.
+¡Quitian! back at you from right outside philly PA brodie. it's good to see and it's crazy as fuck how much this stuff can get around now. was talking to some guy in Russia the other day , dude was asking me if I listen to 90s Memphis rap and indie stuff, I was impressed, meanwhile nobody around here really is into this
It's crazy how the 90s was full of buried artists like this. Little nuggets of genius. Would love to know what happened to these guys
Because you can't make any money when everyone uploads your music to the Internet for free. Sad now you can heavily reap the rewards of your music being on every conceivable platform possible and collect your royalties.
And sure as shit wouldn't make a dime selling music on vinyl. The internet is the best thing that happened to the music industry. Twenty++ years ago SoulSeek was the only way to find underground stuff.
Now I'm drowning in it, and pay for it when I can.
Not only that people making commercial rap gets the gun clap lol now a days the music has a agenda. Stuff like this is pure if it’s not talking about sex,drugs,money it will never play. Nothing like 90s Hip Hop
@@theblackknight5732 this came out in 95, illegal downloads weren't really an issue back then. That came later.
Hip Hop back then wasn't really as popular as it is today, not as a mainstream public choice. So the artists that did this kind of music had to be in it for the art, not the money. I think that's really what made the 90's so different in terms of the quality of independent hip hop music.
there is this hip hop group that existed in atlanta and it was called “yall so stupid”. everything about their first (and only) album “van full of pakistans” is absolutely amazing and it saddens me that the album didnt get the publicity it deserved. skater rappers in 93 is something kind of rare. you saying you wonder what these people are doing nowadays, like exactly bro i think the same things.
Check these out. I've made a list of some of my favourite tracks from the 90s:
Alps Cru - All Alone
Mmomentumm - As I Move On
The Nonce - Good To Go
Style Skillz - Run That
Onyx - Shout (Pete Rock Remix)
Son A Bluntz - Don't Snooze
Godfather Don - Sadistic
Masta Ace - Terror
Brand Nubian - Love Vs. Hate
Shiny Dayz - Optimus Opus
MF Grimm - Landslide (Remix)
Hard 2 Obtain - Ghetto Diamond
I-Power - True
The Pharcyde - Y (J Dilla Remix)
Ill Biskits - God Bless Your Life
Grand Puba - Amazing
Funkdoobiest - Rock On (Buckwild Remix)
Concrete Clik - Keep It Street
Gauge The Mental Murderah - Cranium
Big Squig - Keep It Going
De La Soul - ItsSoWeezee (Hot)
The East Flatbush Project - Head To Head
Blackstract - Diary Of A Mad MC
Technical - Stress
Mannish - Expect That
Ill-Ko Illy-I - Big Shots
Double Life - Regiments
Willie D - Niggas Are Dyin'
Big L (Feat. Mase & Herb McGruff) - The Uptown Connection
Consequence - Rock 'N' Roll (Jay Dee Mix)
Scientifik - I Used To Know Ya
Saukrates - Check For Me
Ill Biskits - A Better Day
Mood - Secrets Of The Sand (Jay Dee Remix)
Da Grassroots - Black Dove
Yak Ballz - The Plague
Killah Priest - Tai Chi
The Nonce - Mix Tapes (81st Street Subliminal Remix)
Jungle Brothers - Brain
Street Smartz - Problems
Walkin' Large (Feat. Black Thought) - Listen To This (Original)
The Nonce - Keep It On
DJ Krush (Feat. Tragedy) - Real
Big Shug - Crush
Cru (Feat. Ras Kass) - The Ebonic Plague
Ill Advised - Kites To The Streets
Kreators - I Can't Understand
Mathematik - On Top
The Roots - Section
Method Man - The Riddler (RZA's Hide-Out Remix)
Da Youngstas - Verbal Glock
KRS-One - A Friend
Brothers Of The Mind - Check The Pattern
MF Doom - Doomsday (X-Ray Remix)
Brothers Of The Mind - Stop Schemin
Binary Star - Freakin Flows
D-Mob - Hot Dayz
100X - Paper Chase
Tragedy Khadafi (Feat. Nas & Noreaga) - Calm Down
Lace Da Booms - Glory
Laq-Nun - Weigh Scales
Alps Cru - No Question (Tru Comers Remix)
Mod The Black Marvel - Sick
K-Otix - Falling Behind II
I-Power - I Seen A Vision Part 2
Da Enfatry - Lyrical Logic
The Proov - Human Perfection
Demastas (Feat. Nine) - Feel No Guilt
DJ Honda (Feat. De La Soul) - Trouble In The Water
Jungle Brothers - Moving Along
The Boulevard Connection (Feat. El Da Sensei, Tame 1 & DJ Kaos) - Haagen-Daz
L - Relax Your Mind
The Artifacts - Whayback
Shrlock - For What It Was
Falcon & Sleepy - Life
Organized Konfusion - Bring It On
Biggie Smalls - The Ugliest (feat. Busta Rhymes)
Paris - The Days Of Old
Diamond D - This One
Nas, Rass Kass, Organized Konfusion, Saafir, Shyheim & Others - Wake Up Show Anthem 1994
Boodah An Da Bandit - Brain On Drugz
Black Moon - Shit Iz Real
MC Eiht - Late Nite Hype 2
Smif 'N' Wessun - Hellucination
Yusef Afloat - At Tymz
Funkmaster Flex (Feat. Akinyele & Sadat X) - Loud Hangover
Alps Cru - Intensity
Breez Evahflowin' - Forsaken
X-Caliber - Butta Messenga
Drama Klub - The Heist
Frankenstein - The Rain Is Gone
Da Youngstas - Everyman 4 Theyself
Tribeca Sound - Street Jazz
Group Home - East NY Theory
Cappadonna - Dart Throwing
Jemini The Gifted One - Letcho Batyflo
God Sunz (Feat. Starang Wondah) - 1-718
Large Professor - The LP
Da Grassroots (Feat. Choclair & Saukrates) - Body Language
AZ - Your World Don't Stop (Buckwild Remix)
Complete Unit - What It Mean
Werd Of Mouph - Show Da World
Lace Da Booms - Cut That Weak Shit (Buckwild Remix)
Rottin Raskals - Homiez Niggas
Mountain Brothers - Galaxies: The Next Level
INI (Feat. Pete Rock) - The Life I Live
Ran Reed - Young World
DJ Stitches & Rhyme Valore - These Are The Dayz
Chino XL - Thousands
The Nonce - Who Falls Apart?
Rob-O (Feat. De La Soul) - Stay Away
Boogiemonsters - The Beginning Of The End
Ghetto Concept - E-Z On The Motion
Down To Erf - Learn To Earn
Defari - Gems
Pete Rock & CL Smooth - One In A Million
Brothers Of The Mind - Rough and Tough (Nitetym Version)
The Beatnuts - Do You Believe
No I.D - Sky's The Limit
Pudgee Tha Phat Bastard (Feat. DMX) - Inner City Blues
Da Grassroots - Living Underwater
+djmsup Do you have a playlist somewhere made ? :)
I haven't made one...but I can make one if u like?
That would be nice! :)
+EightySeven I've now made the playlist on my channel. It is titled "SOME of my favourite 90s hip hop". I hope that helps.
Thank you so much. Appreciate it. Great list, love it!
I remember I put this on the juke box in my local pub about 15 years ago. True dat.
NY hip-hop all day
2017 still banging lyrics and the tight musical production
PeediSigel yesssss
Of course
I wish I lived during the 90s, fire beats and lyrics. Tru Dat.
I never can really understand how somebody could dislike music like this.
😮
I started this song sober - then finished it high. Tru Dat.
My Brain Elevates Like Elephants!
Hahaha
Too relatable
High off what tho 🧐
Its the puppets kid
Man I’m 22 years old this is magic
nothing on the radio today compares to these artists
Dis shit is pure golden era. Bless up
still in love with 90s Hip Hop. this Track is a special one!
so far the only hip hop jam i've heard that can reference marvel and dc heros and pull that shit off.
When hip hop was undeniably more interesting
Booty shake booty shake
I agree tks fro brazil
"i flip like mexican jumping beans on trampolines" dope rhyme lol
I Know Bro yo as we was spitting that I came across your comment hahah fucking trip
I got mad hops like kangaroo hightop horeshoes
Thebest!
Indeed 😅, I love that part of the song👍
I hope one day rap is like this again, although that is highly unlikely. I'd like to see that in my time.
It's like that right now, you just have to dig deep and find your own goldmine, man. Same goes for all of the people in the comments section who want old flows and beats back. People exist today who can kick a nice rhyme and ride a great beat.
+brendan lang mellow music group, look it up
Tom Shaw my opinion has changed since i posted this. There is still goood hip hop out there producers and rappers. I will check them out.
brendan lang I'm glad (:
the british uk scene is really good you should look into them, not quite as OG as this NY style but hiphop had a baby in the uk when our shit turned to trap garbage. check out Dat kid, Maestro, Ocean wisdom, Four Owls, Circle Of The Damned,
Real hip-hop flow
Damn this is funky mid90s hip hop, dopeeeeee
I’ve been searching for this one thanks
bumping this while i play GTA perfect match lol
Rest In Peace to 1990's years the best decade.the song was made in 1995
DAMN DAMN DAMN, I'm back in the early 90's right now
Such a playful and colourful song!
danbower88 perfect description
Glad to have this gold on ony : Classic Raps Playlist for years.
Back in the 90s old age, gems like these were stars in our sky; too numerous to focus on any single one but, collectively, they'd collaborate to take your breath away on a muggy summer night in the city.
Oooooh that sax sample!
This is tough 🔥 I love digging in the crates when it comes to older music
2024 if you still causing chaos 😂🎉❤😂
Yesssirrrr
One of the best hip hop
mad joint ! props from czech, hoříme
tru that props fom Prague, City of Krime CK
youngster here,my friends always wonder why i listen to this old shit and i always say "it doesnt matter how deep i dig,i will always find hidden gems"
PURE HIP HOP!!!!!
the pfp proves you know what you're talking about
Smooth grooves and vibe scribes. Oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah!
It's really sick this tracks just make me happy that im fan of underground hiphop 15 years yet all day everyday ,listen tracks ,smoke some this just chill. :)
I previously made a list of some of my favourite hip hop songs from the 90s era. I have now made a Part 2 to that! Check it out y'all! I'll be adding these to a playlist called "SOME of my favourite 90s hip hop (Part 2)"
Funky Fresh Few - Runnin' Through These Veins (Feat. Afu-Ra)
Big L - 8 Iz Enuff
Blaque Spurm - Gravy Techniques
Gab Gotcha - Angels (Feat. Juju)
Chubb Rock - The Mind
The Beatnuts - Get Funky
OGC - Gunn Clapp
Mic Geronimo - Unstoppable
Royal Flush - Worldwide
Camp Lo - Coolie High Is Life
Big Pun - Fire Water (Feat. Fat Joe, Raekwon & Armageddon)
Heltah Skeltah - Undastand
The B.L.U.N.T.E.D. Crew - Keep Your Head
Black Star - Respiration (Pete Rock's Flying High Remix) (Feat. Black Thought)
Da Bush Babees - Remember We (Salaam Remi Remix)
Das EFX - Change
Nas - Nas Will Prevail
Funkdoobiest - Lost In Thought
Baron Ricks - Harlem River Drive
Cappadonna - Milk The Cow (Feat. Method Man)
Smif N Wessun - Stand Strong
Mood - Transmogrify (Feat. Talib Kweli)
Dead Poets Society - Don't Quit
Juggaknots - Trouble Man
UGK - Live Wires Connect (Feat. Keith Murray)
Mobb Deep - Take It In Blood
Deda & Pete Rock - Markd4Death
Kurious - I'm Kurious
Afu-Ra - Whirlwind Thru Cities
DJ Quik - Speed
Big Pun - You Came Up (Feat. Noreaga)
Aäsim D'Xpicit (Aasim) - Fly Shit
Kool G Rap - Tekilla Sunrise
Black Moon - This Is What It Sounds Like
Heltah Skeltah - Therapy
Dres - Hi & Lo
Flipmode Squad - Money Talk
A Tribe Called Quest - Like it Like That
Choclair - What it Takes (Day Remix)
Jemini The Gifted One - Can't Stop Rockin' (Tribute) (Suede Pumas' Remix)
Truck Turner - Bring It To The Cypher (Feat. KRS-One)
Analog Brothers - So Bad
Craig Mack - Get Down
Dan-E-O - Dear Hip Hop (Return To Sender)
Funky DL - If I Had A Day To Live
Big Daddy Kane - Uncut, Pure
Frankie Cutlass - You and You and You (Feat. June Lova, Redman & Sadat X)
Aim - The Force (Feat. Qnc)
De La Soul - Dog Eat Dog
OC & Ras Kass - Action Guaranteed
Slick Rick - 2 Way Street
Andre Nickatina - Killa Whale
INI - No More Words
Big Noyd - Usual Suspect Remix
All City - Move On You
Black Star - Astronomy
Social Contact - Blunts And Liquor
Cella Dwellas - Main Aim
The Firm - Executive Decision
Mood - Snakebacks (karma part two)
The Roots - Mellow My Man
Darc Mind - Visions Of A Blur
Keith Murray - The Rhyme (Jay Dee Remix)
Da Bush Babees - We Run Things (Buckwild Remix)
GZA - Living In The World Today (Feat. Method Man)
Ras Kass - Drama (Feat. Coolio)
Shamus - I Got Ya Back (Feat. C-Terror)
Lords Of The Underground - M.O.N.E.Y.
Special Ed - Walk The Walk
Pitch Black - Show and Prove
Ghetto Concept - Much Love
Paul Ray - More Emotion (Feat. 33 1/3)
Three 6 Mafia - Playa Hataz
DITC - Mass Hysteria
Raekwon - Sneakers
Walkmen - The Countdown Theory
Little Shawn - Check It Out Y'All (1995)
Mos Def - Body Rock (Feat. Tash & Q-Tip)
Q-Tip - For My Man Sandman
DOD - Price Of Fame
Jeru The Damaja - Friend Or Foe
Brand Nubian - Sincerely
Hed Ballin' Records - Died In Vain
Datbu - Non Believers
Shadez Of Brooklyn - Wanted Men
Little Indian - One Little Indian (Buckwild Remix)
M'stro - This Is How I Feel (Feat. Lord Jamar)
Twinz - Eastside LB (Feat. Warren G)
Kool G Rap - Blowin Up In The World
Lewis Parker- Sunny Dedications (Feat. Profound)
Young Zee - Milk (Feat. KRS-One & Busta Rhymes)
Kavasci C.I. - Culture Body
Mad Skillz - Doin Time in Da Cypha
King Just - No Flows On The Rodeo
Dead Prez - Food, Clothes And Shelter
AG & Showbiz - Next Level
Rakim - The Mystery (Who is God)
Three 6 Mafia - Da Summa
OGC - Elite Fleet
Water Water - Still Real
Slow To Speak - On And On
DJ Krush & Ronny Jordan - Season For Change (Feat. Guru)
MF Grimm - Get Down
Rakim - Shades Of Black (Da Beatminerz Remix)
Shaq - Legal Money (Feat. Mobb Deep & Lord Tariq)
Infinite - Take A Look
The Eclectic - Keep It Complicated
Erick Sermon - Man Above
Ill Source - Devastation
Square One - Analyze
OC - What I Represent
djmsup ❤️
so underground, i think they only offically made 1 12" with this track and new & improved thats all i can find on these guys, would of been dope if they made a lp.
TRU DAT! Big fuckin' respect from Brazil! EAST COAST THE BEST COAST. Much love to NYC.
good ganja blowing sounds... mellow n smooth, love it..
"Im wetting kids like frosty the snowman at summer camp" lol fucking love 90s HIp-Hop its the best of the best!
That whole verse is beast
@@colinleech4048 Factss,Keep digging in the crates
One Love! Respect from Poland!
oooh thank you thank you, i keep thinking i've heard every good 90's cut, but then youtube comes through.
Thanks pumpkinkenchan.
this song is truly awesome
True dat
So Dope Tru Dat !
I LOVE THIS SOOOOONG!!
This song is good yet for some of the most usual reasons bass sax line was used before the era of this song with a piano bass line hard to get success with these put together even during the 90's and yet the song couldn't be more fire with solid lyrics and a solid hook that just too catchy True Dat!
damn this instrumental is jazzy asf
"It's the Skribe and the Sckala,TRU DAT!"
This is some good shit. I can't help what moves me. Ya know - I've really grown to love hip-hop, to me is the "Shakespeare" experience of our age (when applied properly..)
Damn, this shit bangz! Thank you for posting!!!
I hear a lot about the golden era and 90s hip hop. I'm a fan of all the popular hip hop that came out during that time (de la soul, nas, wu tang, PR&CL, and I call it popular cause their music from that time is all well known). But all the underground artists as well that put out music during this time is what makes this era so great for me, hip hop wasn't at it's 'peak' so to speak solely because of a few good artists/groups.. i'd say it was the collective that made it amazing in my opinion.
yo they needa release this on spotify rn 🔥 🔥
Respect Hip Hop Pure Underground From BRAZIL !!!!!!
just discovered this banger. instant favourite. tru dat
Hey, remember this song?
Bump bump bump this is muzik tru dat!
hip hop is alive
Did this group or the artists ever release any other songs? Crazy to think if they didn’t, they poured their heart and soul into this. I can tell and feel it.
90s underground rap tells about stablishment.. Real life...strugle...thanks from brazil
i like this while I'm rollerskating
Jigglin' to the sound of 'em word jugglers
Tru dat i do dat
Energie, flow, golden years
inspiration music for the most blunted.peace
Ha, ha, first heard it on J-Smooth's Underground Railroad on 99.5! That was the day!
YO. I'M FEELING THIS JOINT.
pro amp ...so cool ....one of my favs
OMG! OMG! OMG! Where is tru phat dope fresh bangin undiluted uncorrupted str8 hip hop shit like this these days???? OMG I am mourning......
flowing and that funky sax off the chain still
This one of the best songs ever
It's that SP 1200 shit man!! Pure warmth on the beat. Yo, heads gotta bring back that SP 1200 drum machine. Phat ass 12 bit drums knockin!!
hip-hop is not dead, it just gave up on america
Those Fuckin Vandals It would seem that way... I have too LOL
+Those Fuckin Vandals that´s a harsh thing to say :/ true cats out there, still.
yeah theres decent artists still but compared to back in the day......
+Those Fuckin Vandals it went underground
loool ............
The problem is getting old school type producers for this type of lyricist young artist. Not that many great producers out there crafting art. They're not putting the work to put themselves out there and find the right pieces for some great hip hop connection.
r0ck3t I'm one
Tru Dat
Pure gold!
The Snare is NIZZZE !
TTHHANNKKKXX FOR UR PLAYLIST
This shiz is da' bomb. Never thought that I could make a rhyme as sick as diz shit, but man, it's as good as mexican jumpin' beans! Tru' dat!
FRESH!!! KEEP BANGIN!!!!
90's hip-hop is my shit !!!
The golden age 90s Yo!
Its very good song in hip-hop music. respect from Russia/
Hip hop is good for the soul
i think ive stumbled into the best part of youtube
So simple yet so fucking dope
When rappers were actually intimidating
super clean :)
I love hip hop
This one is crazy good
i just realised half of the 90s was over 30 years ago
Happy days of real hip hop. Makes me wanna wear my Timbs with untied laces! :)
keep it real God... thats wat its all about man... 1 love n shouts 4 da real undaground shit... industrial shit can neva fuck wit it...
WOOOAAA Fuck 4 yrs it's on youtube and i missed that DOPE !!!!
So clean.
jesus that side bar im having a hip hop overdose
When you look back at all the freedom rapper's had in the US back then you can't help but get angry with the way US hip hop as gone. As a bystander in the UK when I hear this new jack dirty south bollox Lil wayne and whatever their names it is hard to understand how America has bought into that shit. It is simply awful music. No poetry, no clever vocab, no lovely samples just lots of visual sexual stimulation and pricks wearing bling and looking feminine. I find it sad. I hope I live to see a revolution in American rap music. What is there that is fresh nowadays - it is all to safe and formulaic. If I were from the US I would be kickin up a fuss because the shit is fucked up on a double dutch lol
Well said, I wouldn't mind having that printed on a shirt.
preach
Apex Christian Talk Fair enuff was just speaking my mind - perhaps I'm just getting old...
***** You have a point - new genres of music emerge all the time. Perhaps I should not critique a declining genre but what is coming in replacement?. I don't see a new movement comparable to rock n roll or hip hop ermerging.I like hip hop as an art form. For me as a rapper myself it is more than just a genre but an ancient form of expression in some ways. People have been rhyming for many millennia. It is not comparable to country and western as a genre in my view. My point is really that if there was some new genres equivalent to hip hop or rock n roll emerging then I would not be nearly as critical of the current nonsense hip hop that is prevalent in the year 2014.
wise words reminds me of this tracks intro
/watch?v=o7ohbPBeoos
peace from PSWIF ONE since 1999
REAL RAPPPP !
Prueba eso ! 2016 .. Real Music OLD School .. Spanish, Argentina Musica sin fronteras
NYC back in the days...
you everywhere lol. fucks with that Scott lark pic. you got good taste bro
Hahaha, yeah, those jams are the real hip hop, propz from Colombia my bro!!
+¡Quitian! back at you from right outside philly PA brodie. it's good to see and it's crazy as fuck how much this stuff can get around now. was talking to some guy in Russia the other day , dude was asking me if I listen to 90s Memphis rap and indie stuff, I was impressed, meanwhile nobody around here really is into this
Tru dat! clasSICK materIaLL! Peace!
une tuerie a lancienne ^^
This shit is the bomb, tru dat
we need these songs in gta
i love this , fire 🔥
dammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... this is hip hop for you guys...