Freestyle Fellowship - Hot Potato video free download


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Duration: 04:10
Uploaded: 2009/11/09

This version is from the 1993 Single.....

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Freestyle Fellowship - The Last Temptation of Mics (Interview w/ HHE)

http://www.hiphop-elements.com/article/read/6/5571/1/

Freestyle Fellowship are a rap group from Los Angeles consisting of rappers Aceyalone, Myka 9, P.E.A.C.E., Self Jupiter and producer J Sumbi. Their vocal techniques focusing on the method of the freestyle, as well as a successful infusion of hip hop and jazz, established the group as forerunners in the sub-genre of jazz rap, and also placed them amongst prominent West Coast underground hip hop acts of the early 1990s like Hieroglyphics, Abstract Rude & Tribe Unique, and The Pharcyde. They are part of a hip hop collective known as Project Blowed.

The group was formed at the Good Life Café in Los Angeles during the early 90s. Myka Nyne stated in an interview that he grew up with Aceyalone and Self Jupiter and knew them since elementary school, and he met P.E.A.C.E. in 10th grade. Before the Fellowship, Aceyalone, Spoon (of) Iodine, and Myka Nyne were in a group called the MC Aces in high school.

After releasing the album To Whom It May Concern in 1991, the Fellowship became known in tape-trading circles, identified by their range in rhyming, at times bordering on scat, and Afrocentric messages over jazz inspired beat production. Their 1993 release Innercity Griots is acknowledged by many to be among the best hip hop albums of the 90s.

In 1993, the group went on hiatus due to the four year incarceration of Self Jupiter. After his release, the Fellowship reunited to record Shockadoom in 1998 (released 2002). Temptations was released in 2001.

The members of the Fellowship have all put out solo albums, with Aceyalone and Myka 9 being the most prolific. In addition to their solo work, Aceyalone and Myka 9 recorded two albums with Abstract Rude as Haiku D'Etat.

In 1999, P.E.A.C.E. won second place in the Scribble Jam freestyle battle

Comments

9 years ago

DeMontae Clark

yooo!! this cut was smooth af! thankyou for this

9 years ago

The_Lonely_Winner

Not feeling this

9 years ago

BBoy Kingdom

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9 years ago

BBoy Kingdom

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9 years ago

StarChild LaRock

Sample: It's Cheaper to Keep Her by MFSB:)

10 years ago

Gregg Stizzl

Like A .... Less is More "Clicking"on internet Boy vs. Man again Hilario Andretti !

10 years ago

d0pedrag0n

Myka 9 is on another level, sick lyricist...ff deserve much more credit, very under rated which is a real shame

10 years ago

ryu s

freestyle fellowship - hot potate. 1993.#hiphop 

10 years ago

37janie

One of the dopest and hottest groups!

10 years ago

vdav483

Damn, the end was the shiznit!

10 years ago

kungkuno

1:48 bling bling the crackhead?:P

10 years ago

Fretless_ness

Man, the song was amazing. But the end part definitely was coolest.

10 years ago

ratm1211

0:56 - 1:05 is one of many reasons I love Aceyalone. That delivery! Damn...

11 years ago

Byron Benguche'

FSF was ahead of they time.

11 years ago

hip2thabone

I love hot potatoes! ;-)

11 years ago

RAMLIA1

♥♥♥

11 years ago

tyedyedarainbow1

Dis da shit then an now... still...freaky JAM... KOOL!

11 years ago

clickidyclack

Yaaasaaareeeedssss"!!!!!!!!!

11 years ago

Filconmop

thx Slay Da Glorious

11 years ago

getbakedtonight

you talkin about flow and delivery i suppose? cause the beat and sampling is typical 88-93 style..the 2:09 part is innovative yeah

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