Friday, December 9, 2011
Rare Artist Series: Big Daddy Kane - Taste Of Chocolate Intro
The extended mix of this, found on a 12" is just as good, but this is the original off the album. I might post the other later. I was always a huge Kane fan back in the day and would defend him as much as I could besides the R&B nonsense. I watched a documentary the other day about him and it is true that he was pioneer and ahead of his time in that aspect but I still don't listen to R&B like that. Anyhow here is a...
Taste of Chocolate (Intro)
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Rare Artist Series: Lords of The Underground - Funky Child
What an incredible energetic track. Marley Marl laced the Lords with this beat and Do It All delivered it some serious justice. Possibly one of the last times James Brown was sampled and put to good effect.
Funky Child
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Rare Artist Series: Last Emperor, Masta Ace and Trugoy - Clear Day
Another great posse cut featuring the Last Emperor. Prince Paul produced the beat and the two emcees accompanying the Emp provide some dope verses to accentuate the "feel good" song.
Clear Day
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Rare Artist Series: Rage Against The Machine - Hadda Be Playing On A Juke Box
Off of one of their EP's comes one of my favorite Rage Against the Machine songs. You can tell from the beginning that Zach De La Rocha is dissing his audience - must be from Lalapalooza or something like that. Anyhow he delivers a reciting of an Allen Ginsberg speech that is extremely effective over the live instrumentation.
Hadda Be Playing On A Juke Box
Friday, December 2, 2011
Rare Artist Series: Black Moon Shit Iz Real
A John Klemmer sample was put to good use on this raw cut off Black Moon's best album to date. It is a classic in my opinion. I remember smoking out to this just nodding my head back and forth entering the mind of Buckshot. Back when hip hop was hip hop. Ha ha ha - whatever that means. Still good.
Shit Iz Real
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Rare Artist Series: Big Punisher - Dream Shatterer
Christopher Lee Rios was nasty on the mic. Skillful in ways that many rappers could not even compete with. His life ended short just like so many other talented emcees. Anyway - it is too bad he didn't have as much leftover material like Tupac does but we can always listen to the classics like...
Dream Shatterer
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