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90663, RE: Truthfully, I find it as odd, cuz its one of my top 5 favorite albums Posted by My_SP1200_Broken_Again, Sat Oct-06-07 10:28 AM
>But I'm from his part of the country so I completely >understand. > >When I moved to East Coast and would go to parties in Philly >and New York and the DJ would play all these song I had never >heard off in my life. I would be standing there like..."Ya'll >niggas dance to this? What is this? Tell that nigga to put >quit playing and put on some Ying Yang Twins" > >Of course if you come out and say you aint heard emcee such >and such, your credibility gets challenged. Which is why so >many kats on here and people in general rush to go make sure >they have the Hip Hop Checklist of Albums that prove you are >down. Now your opinion is valid cuz you can pull out your copy >of Black Moon and say "Here it is!! I HAVE IT!! I KNOW WHAT >I'M TALKING ABOUT!! > >I aint seen Krush Groove. >I aint seen Beat Street >I aint seen Breakin >I aint got no Slick Rick >I aint got no Jungle Brothers > >That stuff was IRRELEVANT where I grew up at.
actually WHERE u grew up is irrelevant to HIP HOP... tuff pill to swallow for alot of u cats... but its the truth..
and dont give me any e40 BS.. that cat was a punchline for jokes all thru the early 90s...
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