First Rap album you ever owned?
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englishdude wrote: »These are the first albums I owned, actually me and my brother shared them. I don't remember which one we got first.
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In retrospect that ? was wack.
It was wack. I remember they had a couple of songs that were dope, including The Message, so we copped that album, along with The Wildstyle soundtrack with our Christmas money.
That Grandmaster Flash album was just like the Sugarhill Gang and Kurtis Blow albums. They were produced like R&B records and had ballads. As it turned out the record label execs didn't think anybody wanted to hear an album with rapping all the way throughout. Then Russell Simmons came around and made a fool of those record label execs.
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I'm one of the few people on the IC that can remember what rap was like on Day 1. -
Colors soundtrack
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First tape I bought with my own money. -
I copped them altogether so
Luda- word of mouth
Fab- gehtto fabolous
Wayne- 500 -
First album I bought sophomore year in high school
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Bootleg version of luda first album from the maintenance dont remember what version wit was tho the original or the re-released one
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I bought mmlp, stankonia, and chronic 2001 at the same time. First albums I ever bought
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Ghostdenithegawd wrote: »Bootleg version of luda first album from the maintenance dont remember what version wit was tho the original or the re-released one
I remember my ? P-Nut brought that Luda to a high school football game and was playing "? " in the stands. That ? was live as ? . -
10th grade, feb. 2000, Record Archive, when it used to be one on Mt. Hope Ave. on the south side in Rochester, NY. Every time I had $10-$12 hopped the RTS Bus, the 8 Genesse Park Blvd to Strong Memorial Hospital to the record store across the street from the hospital.
They stayed wit Cash Money Classics. Had a desk in my room with the long flat front drawer. Open it up you'd see all they cassette tapes in chronological order. From BG True Story on down. That's all I ? wit in high school was the Hot Boy$ and Big Tymer$ -
I couldn't Runnin Man enough to this tape...
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natural born sinners wrote: »water ur seeds wrote: »First rap CD I ever bought, technically a single but I had to save my pocket money...
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First rap album I bought with my own money, I remember buying with my I saved from my 11th or 12th birthday haha:
That gangsta paradise ? was my jam. I was literally obsessed w that song!
Yeah, I think everyone rinsed that song!!! haha also on the single was 'Mama Im In Love Wit A Gangsta' and 'Fantastic Voyage', I loved all 3 of them tunes... -
1st album my pops bought for me was NWA - Niggaz4Life
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I think I was like 13 maybe -
Don't laugh but
I was 10 -
genocidecutter wrote: »Don't laugh but
You went from this to ICP??? I had this album too though lol -
The Source Hip Hop Hits vol. 2
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Don't judge me
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englishdude wrote: »These are the first albums I owned, actually me and my brother shared them. I don't remember which one we got first.
In retrospect that ? was wack.
It was wack. I remember they had a couple of songs that were dope, including The Message, so we copped that album, along with The Wildstyle soundtrack with our Christmas money.
That Grandmaster Flash album was just like the Sugarhill Gang and Kurtis Blow albums. They were produced like R&B records and had ballads. As it turned out the record label execs didn't think anybody wanted to hear an album with rapping all the way throughout. Then Russell Simmons came around and made a fool of those record label execs.
[img]https://wtfbabe.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/deadpool-39-gif-? -youre-old-wtf-watch-the-film-saint-pauly.gif?w=648[/img]
I'm one of the few people on the IC that can remember what rap was like on Day 1.
Props...do you think this is the worst era of hip-hop?
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englishdude wrote: »These are the first albums I owned, actually me and my brother shared them. I don't remember which one we got first.
In retrospect that ? was wack.
It was wack. I remember they had a couple of songs that were dope, including The Message, so we copped that album, along with The Wildstyle soundtrack with our Christmas money.
That Grandmaster Flash album was just like the Sugarhill Gang and Kurtis Blow albums. They were produced like R&B records and had ballads. As it turned out the record label execs didn't think anybody wanted to hear an album with rapping all the way throughout. Then Russell Simmons came around and made a fool of those record label execs.
[img]https://wtfbabe.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/deadpool-39-gif-? -youre-old-wtf-watch-the-film-saint-pauly.gif?w=648[/img]
I'm one of the few people on the IC that can remember what rap was like on Day 1.
Props...do you think this is the worst era of hip-hop?
I'd rather listen to Kurtis Blow, Sugarhill Gang and Grandmaster Flash than 9 out of 10 artists nowadays. -
englishdude wrote: »These are the first albums I owned, actually me and my brother shared them. I don't remember which one we got first.
In retrospect that ? was wack.
It was wack. I remember they had a couple of songs that were dope, including The Message, so we copped that album, along with The Wildstyle soundtrack with our Christmas money.
That Grandmaster Flash album was just like the Sugarhill Gang and Kurtis Blow albums. They were produced like R&B records and had ballads. As it turned out the record label execs didn't think anybody wanted to hear an album with rapping all the way throughout. Then Russell Simmons came around and made a fool of those record label execs.
[img]https://wtfbabe.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/deadpool-39-gif-? -youre-old-wtf-watch-the-film-saint-pauly.gif?w=648[/img]
I'm one of the few people on the IC that can remember what rap was like on Day 1.
Props...do you think this is the worst era of hip-hop?
I'd rather listen to Kurtis Blow, Sugarhill Gang and Grandmaster Flash than 9 out of 10 artists nowadays. -
englishdude wrote: »These are the first albums I owned, actually me and my brother shared them. I don't remember which one we got first.
In retrospect that ? was wack.
It was wack. I remember they had a couple of songs that were dope, including The Message, so we copped that album, along with The Wildstyle soundtrack with our Christmas money.
That Grandmaster Flash album was just like the Sugarhill Gang and Kurtis Blow albums. They were produced like R&B records and had ballads. As it turned out the record label execs didn't think anybody wanted to hear an album with rapping all the way throughout. Then Russell Simmons came around and made a fool of those record label execs.
[img]https://wtfbabe.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/deadpool-39-gif-? -youre-old-wtf-watch-the-film-saint-pauly.gif?w=648[/img]
I'm one of the few people on the IC that can remember what rap was like on Day 1.
Props...do you think this is the worst era of hip-hop?
I'd rather listen to Kurtis Blow, Sugarhill Gang and Grandmaster Flash than 9 out of 10 artists nowadays.
Your ears hate you, b. -
MrCrookedLetter wrote: »
I think I was like 13 maybe
I copped that Outkast and Get Rich Or Die Trying on the same day. I even had the pants Big Boi wearing on the cover. Copped em from Burlington Coat Factory. Copped a State Property fit from there too. -
What ever happened to outkast clothing?
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