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Author: DJ TripDJ Trip Date: Mar 26, 2008 21:48
Sup all yall,
A good DJ has two jobs. The first is to rock the crowd and give them
music that will make them happy. The second is to explore music that
the listener might otherwise not have ever heard. For most of you, my
new video mixtape will expose you to many new sounds from an era in
hip hop that was short lived and yet oh so sweet. I'm not talking
about the old school or the early nineties golden era. I'm talking
about a period of hip hop, around the late nineties, where independent
hip hop was the rage and labels such as Rawkus and Stones Throw ruled
the day.
These indie lables brought up some major talent such as Mos Def, Talib
Kweli and Lord Quas to name just a few. There are some other joints on
here that you may know, but they all share the same vibe. You may not
know these beats but you will be glad that your boy DJ Trip Ones
hooked you up with them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieONPNvWZ7U
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Date: Mar 27, 2008 03:56
> Sup all yall,
>
> A good DJ has two jobs. The first is to rock the crowd and give them
> music that will make them happy. The second is to explore music that
> the listener might otherwise not have ever heard. For most of you, my
> new video mixtape will expose you to many new sounds from an era in
> hip hop that was short lived and yet oh so sweet.
okay this time i was intrigued, a video mixtape... what do i see when i finally
go look at it, some guys belly hanging over a mixer...
i want my 53 seconds back!!! :-)
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Author: three-eyed freakthree-eyed freak Date: Mar 27, 2008 09:54
>>> Sup all yall.......
Does this mean that the Dj is a cannibal and wants to dine on all of
us for this evening's meal? How crude!
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Author: The Scarlet ParsnipThe Scarlet Parsnip Date: Mar 27, 2008 10:47
On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:54:12 -0700 (PDT), three-eyed freak
shps.com> wrote:
>>>> Sup all yall.......
>
>Does this mean that the Dj is a cannibal and wants to dine on all of
>us for this evening's meal? How crude!
Thank heavens The Scarlet Parsnip is not only a veggie.... but knows
how to speak and write the English language.
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Author: STRATEGYSTRATEGY Date: Mar 27, 2008 11:25
On Mar 26, 9:48Â pm, DJ Trip gmail.com> wrote:> Sup all yall,
>
> A good DJ has two jobs. The first is to rock the crowd and give them
> music that will make them happy. The second is to explore music that
> the listener might otherwise not have ever heard. For most of you, my
> new video mixtape will expose you to many new sounds from an era in
> hip hop that was short lived and yet oh so sweet. I'm not talking
> about the old school or the early nineties golden era. I'm talking
> about a period of hip hop, around the late nineties, where independent
> hip hop was the rage and labels such as Rawkus and Stones Throw ruled
> the day.
oh my god, you just pinpointed the exact moment I started to hate 90+%%
of RAP MUSIC.
Thanks for helping me channel my rage, I guess...
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Author: haroonharoon Date: Mar 27, 2008 12:17
On 2008-03-27 00:48:26 -0400, DJ Trip gmail.com> said:
> The second is to explore music that
> the listener might otherwise not have ever heard.
I'd venture to say most of us have heard this stuff.
> I'm talking
> about a period of hip hop, around the late nineties, where independent
> hip hop was the rage and labels such as Rawkus and Stones Throw ruled
> the day.
There were a few gems, but most of it was trash that got sold back to
used record stores two years later.
> Brand Nubian - Steal Ya Ho
If you want Brand Nubian there's way better tracks than this.
> KMD - Sweet Premium Wine
See above.
> Quasimoto - Discipline 99
Never really ben a fan.
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Author: The Scarlet ParsnipThe Scarlet Parsnip Date: Mar 27, 2008 13:47
> my friend from middle/high
>school has tapes of me from when I was 12 or 13 and my face turns red
>whenever he plays them.
(dirty)
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Date: Mar 27, 2008 15:36
"haroon" comcast.net> wrote in message
news:2008032715175316807-halqahtani@comcastnet...> On 2008-03-27 00:48:26 -0400, DJ Trip gmail.com> said:
>>> The second is to explore music that
>> the listener might otherwise not have ever heard.
>
> I'd venture to say most of us have heard this stuff.
>
>> I'm talking
>> about a period of hip hop, around the late nineties, where independent
>> hip hop was the rage and labels such as Rawkus and Stones Throw ruled
>> the day.
>
> There were a few gems, but most of it was trash that got sold back to used record stores two
> years later.
>
>> Brand Nubian - Steal Ya Ho
>
> If you want Brand Nubian there's way better tracks than this. ...
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Author: A to the LA to the L Date: Mar 27, 2008 16:24
On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 21:48:26 -0700 (PDT), DJ Trip
gmail.com> wrote:
>Sup all yall,
>
>A good DJ has two jobs. The first is to rock the crowd and give them
>music that will make them happy. The second is to explore music that
>the listener might otherwise not have ever heard. For most of you, my
>new video mixtape will expose you to many new sounds from an era in
>hip hop that was short lived and yet oh so sweet. I'm not talking
>about the old school or the early nineties golden era. I'm talking
>about a period of hip hop, around the late nineties, where independent
>hip hop was the rage and labels such as Rawkus and Stones Throw ruled
>the day.
YAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWN
>major talent
>Talib Kweli
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Author: A to the LA to the L Date: Mar 27, 2008 16:29
On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:24:01 -0400, A to the L gmail.comODE>
wrote:
oh shit... and you were determined to get Ms Fat Booty in the mix no
matter what the cost too...
KABLAM!!!!!!
A to the L
"I kissed the CD case while I clinched my fist"
http://tinyurl.com/23b4b3
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Contradictory Hiphop truth with a bitter and twisted attitude
http://www.altrap.com
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