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Topic started 13 years ago by u2spear in A Different Kind Of Music. Since then 21 posts have been made by 13 users.

u2spear

13 years

obviously rap/ hip-hop isnt that popular with hardcore U2 fans ...
Alvin

13 years

I like just Beastie Boys, which is not a real hip-hop. The rest of hip-hop and R&B scene is just black guy with golden chains (and with "fuck" and "shit" after every word of lyrics) and almost naked girls shakin their ass - that's the most interesting on that
RUMMY

13 years

I saw The Beastie Boys at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto back in 1994. Pretty good show despite having the worst seats in the house. Although I agree with you that these guys aren't real hip-hop, they most certainly acted as a bridge between rock and rap. Just as, if not more, influencial as the Run DMC/Aerosmith collaboration.
Spiral

13 years

I like the HOUSE OF PAIN!
sonia_lastrega

13 years

I like quite a lot of Australian hip-hop, Hilltop Hoods, The Herd, Bliss n Eso, that kind of thing.

Also Kanye's last album and the new one he's just released with Jay-Z.
wangmaster

13 years

Snoop Dogg's Doggystyle and Eminem's Slim Shady LP are my 2 favourite rap albums; they're both an hour of nothing but great beats, catchy tunes and misogyny.
u2spear

13 years

Originally posted by wangmaster:Snoop Dogg's Doggystyle and Eminem's Slim Shady LP are my 2 favourite rap albums; they're both an hour of nothing but great beats, catchy tunes and misogyny.

yeahh have to agree those albums are class
blink

13 years

huh beastie boys not real hip hop??
u2spear

13 years

Ricky Ross anyone??

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