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Pos Stress

I, honestly, think hip-hop, rap, music period, is null and void. The major appeal of rap, when I was an adolescent(I'm 32 now,) was: when you was "hot-boxed," in the backseat of the big homie's Acura or Mazda or Honda(thereby having no direct access to the CD player or tape deck,) just riding, chillin,' dreamin,' and someone threw on something so filthy, something that you'd never, EVER heard before, something that painted pictures in your brain, that would render you homeostatic whilst you were in motion and one with the "world" and nature, and you were FORCED to listen and vibe. Someone else would, invariably, exclaim, "Yo, wtf is this joint, sun?!" Nobody knew, except the driver or shotgun, and they replied, "you ain't up on this joint, yo," and you, genuinely, could not "be up on that" because you were either in the know or you were green. It was a sense of power that you could not buy, that hasn't been replicated then or since: it was the power of the D.J. You could not just go home n' google a song title or lyrics or whatever(that would've been so, incredibly, boring.) No, you were FORCED to ascribe some level of "coolness" to whomever was in possession of such a glorious moment in time; a snapshot of history as you were living through it and not, simply, on-looking. You had to be present, you had to scrap, you had to fight for props, you had to act like a "bad-ass," even if you weren't, because that's what you had to do. There was a level of trust and a bond you had with the crew because there was no technology you could rely on, socially, except a car, and that's why the niggaz' wit' the cars was "cool by proxy." It will never go back to this - that's just something we, from the final age of music, the actual "life" of music, have to accept. Thank you for reading

Frank Furter

What kinda fag dislikes this?

Little Ben

The real hardcore messengers. . 

spenn2007

OMFG the memories, god hip hop has went down the damn drain.

crispin sokuu

Mfccccccccccccccc 4life

Tyler Rabon

Alright its time to show these niggas who's the nicest .

T-800/1000 Model

LOL yeah I actually thought is was redman to the very first time I heard this album. I was like "damn redman sure has lowered his lyricism alot" LOL

T-800/1000 Model

man Doc Holiday sounds just like redman LOL

TheBBoyCompany

This Ni99a Scared!

Axel Brandt

@TheWeasel81 The thing is that when you buy any CD from Heltah Skeltah or Sean Price, all the tracks are dope

crispin sokuu

mfcccccccccccccc!!!!

mohamed madimaadi

Hardcore killed it,,and Doc holiday was wild..

Akis Veziris

@madwithhats top 3 ever wrote after eskoskah,and trading places

madwithhats

@akiswow Top 3 ever? or of everybody on the track fam?

madwithhats

@naimad36 Yeah, D.I.R.T. was a ryda too. Hellz Kitchen my favorite track.

madwithhats

@TheWeasel81 Damn. That comment was on point Weasel. Peace

Olivier Priso

dinguerie ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyye from Paris

Akis Veziris

Rucks verse top 3 in my opinion xD give one up if aggree xD

Rob Black

Some one please call 911, and report real hip hop missing! This type of hip-hop is missing now, and needs to be on one of those posters!

firewaterdragons

THIS IS NOT RAP GOD THIS HIP-HOP AT THE BEST!!!!!!!

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