was it like lets ghostride this whip like really cmon cmon cmon get out right now no really im serious slow down your car

no, jordan i was just eating paninis wut up with all the strezzzzzzzz

o sry sry i dont [I]alway[/I]s keep track where ur eatin

oh, more than expected.

waajeed is the best producer of all time.

[quote=niobium;17155812]april fools about that whole forum thing[/quote]
hahahaha I should have thought of that

holy crap a hip hop forum section[I]!!

[/I]i am now happy.

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;17157660]oh, more than expected.

waajeed is the best producer of all time.[/QUOTE]

man i cant get enough of the war... i dont understand why it's trashed on so much at rym... 3.3 avg or something??

rym more like rabble yabbin' monkeys

omg been waiting for this to happen for so long

First day of this 3 day hip-hop event I'm involved with starts tonight.

You guys should download the mixtape made for the event.

1. Rosetta Stoned - “Witchcraft (Cubbiebear Remix)”
2. AB the Producer - “Go Hard” ft. XO, Lyriciss, & Pro’ Verb
3. RAtheMC - “Nicky Boy” (Produced by Judah)
4. The Five One - “R3valulion”
5. G5 Clive - “Neva Can Say Goodbye” ft. TeeThree (Produced by Banquo Bangs)

http://www.dcrap.com/engage-festival/2009-04-CaK-Mixtape.zip

getting

[QUOTE=gaslightanthem;17157911]omg been waiting for this to happen for so long[/QUOTE]
yes! we need a celebration thread

yo yo WAT ^ thread

New, directed here by kingsoby..

Favorite Hip Hop:
Cunninlynguists (someone start a thread about the new album it won't let me)
The Roots
Nas
OutKast
Wu-Tang Clan
Tribe
Jeru the Damaja
J-Live
Madlib
Black Milk

top 10 albums:
Enter the Wu-Tang
Illmatic
Liquid Swords
Mecca and the Soul Brother
Midnight Marauders
The Low End Theory
Paid In Full
Sun Rises in the East
It Takes a Nation..
Aquemini

and The Preface by Elzhi is my 2008 album of choice.

Let's light this board up.

Hey man thanks for contributing to the forum.

See MX look at that unique forum users already :-]

[QUOTE=Illmatic;9062036]This is open to any discussion* about any form of rap---be it Grandmaster Flash or Eminem, NWA or G-Unit, Dr. Dre or Mike Jones, whatever.

Everything rap-related is welcome*

* - trolling, flaming, or any other kind of rap-hating is not condoned[/QUOTE]

All good choices.

I like Immortal Tech, Eminem, and Jin. Really true lyrics.

Who's the best rapper with dwarfism?

Immortal Technique is performing on my campus tomorrow. Not all that excited, but maybe I should be. Anyone seen him live?

[QUOTE=kingsoby1;17157838]man i cant get enough of the war... i dont understand why it's trashed on so much at rym... 3.3 avg or something??[/QUOTE]

the copy you uploaded was missing a track.

welcome joe, tommy... joe i dont know why you cant start threads, i think you have to be a forums member for a few days or something.

have you checked strange journey yet?

ATM, you should def go see IT... i hear his live set is awesome.

hmm ill check it out

edit: i checked what.cd, and apparently it was missing the platinum pied pipers track... i'll look around for a full rip, or just buy it.

[QUOTE=StalkingButler;17158236]New, directed here by kingsoby..

Favorite Hip Hop:
Cunninlynguists (someone start a thread about the new album it won't let me)
The Roots
Nas
OutKast
Wu-Tang Clan
Tribe
Jeru the Damaja
J-Live
Madlib
Black Milk

top 10 albums:
Enter the Wu-Tang
Illmatic
Liquid Swords
Mecca and the Soul Brother
Midnight Marauders
The Low End Theory
Paid In Full
Sun Rises in the East
It Takes a Nation..
Aquemini

and The Preface by Elzhi is my 2008 album of choice.

Let's light this board up.[/QUOTE]

you're not bad

where is the celebration thread

right here.

[QUOTE=kingsoby1;17157838]man i cant get enough of the war... i dont understand why it's trashed on so much at rym... 3.3 avg or something??[/QUOTE]

rateyourmusic is awful for Blues, Reggae, and Hip-Hop

My event got written up :D

Hip-hop heads and arts-starved types hungry for indie lyricism may find just what they're looking for in the new Engage Festival, a three-day series of events centered on freestyle rap and film.

The festival kicks off tonight with a free open-mike event and party at Asylum called Cake & Kisses. (Yes, there really is cake, and it's vegan. But no, don't take liberties randomly smooching.) This monthly gathering puts a premium on letting the vibe dictate who gets on the mike instead of your standard-issue sign-up sheet.

The series is spearheaded by Tyrone Norris, founder of the local-scene Web site DcRap.com. "I try to make all of my events peaceful and artistic. You get thugs walking in off the street because it's free. Cute girls are everywhere, there's cake and they're thinking, 'I can rap too?' "
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Lyriciss and Ra the MC are scheduled to perform; house band the Five One backs the brave lyricists who take the mike.

Tomorrow at Chief Ike's is Mindpower, an improv hip-hop party. Saturday delivers a double feature with two events for all ages: The first is a screening of "Bomb-It," the latest installment of the Hip Hop Cinema Café at the Historical Society of Washington. And at night, Rap Leagues, with performances by groups including Rosetta Stoned (of which Norris is a part), wraps the fest. That event takes the freestyle battle concept to next-level heights: Norris, who studied computer science in college, will try to fuse elements of fantasy football and role-playing.

Cake & Kisses is 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. today. Asylum, 2471 18th St. NW. Mindpower is 8-11 p.m. tomorrow at Chief Ike's, 1725 Columbia Rd. NW. Both events are free; must be 21 to enter.

Hip-Hop Cinema Cafe is 2-5 p.m. Saturday at Historical Society of D.C., 801 K St. NW.; and Rap Leagues is 7 p.m.-midnight Saturday at the U-Md.'s Nyumburu Cultural Center, Route 193 and Stadium Dr.. Rap Leagues is $5 in advance, $10 at the door and to register. Both events are open to all ages. Register at http://www.dcrap.com/engage.

[QUOTE=gaslightanthem;17158651]where is the celebration thread[/QUOTE]
do it up make one

ATM, do you have the Reaver's Mixtape?

Nah, what is that?

[img]http://cdbaby.name/r/e/reavers.jpg[/img]
I can't find it and I don't feel like spending $10 to some slimy website for it. [I]Terror Firma[/I] was probably the best album from 2005.