h_accordexr

anyone name some with sick beat

Heres mine


Big Pun-i dont wanna be a player
Big Pun-thats how we roll
busta rhymes-put your hands where my eyes
nas-if i rule the world
anyone know that song /sittin on top of the world/

Cantonagod

Abything by N.W.A. or Public Enemy.

punkindrublic

that i like big butts song by sir mix a lot

imported_loudsubz

warren g - regulators

DJTre

Beatnuts - Watch out now
Biggy - Sky is the limit
Mobb Deep - Quiet Storm ***best rap song of all time
Anything by N.W.A

those were 3 of my faves

DJTre

I just hit the east side of the LBC, on a mission trying to find it's the Warren G.

imported_loudsubz

Mobb Deep - shook ones

Cantonagod

Above the Law
Eazy E- No more ?'s
Ice Cube
The D.O.C. - No one can do it better, the Formula
Bone Thugs n Harmony - The Crossroads
Old Snoop
Naughty by Nature

S2K KID

Coolio - gangsta paradise lol
Missy- hot boys
MC Hammer - 2 legit 2 quit song and cant touch this lol

Notorious

(One of the best I would think)

Anything thing by:

Public Enemy
Bone Thugs and Harmony
2 Pac (Old school tracks)
Notorious BIG
Ice Cube - We be clubbin'

That song is Brandy Feat Mase - Sitting on top the World.
^ Good song.

Notorious

The memories Those were great tracks!!

Notorious

QTip-Breathe and Stop
Jay-Z - Big Pimpin
Usher (A few of his old school songs)
Cypress Hill (Old school!)
Noreaga - Superthug (Another on of my all time favorites)

kwikb16a2

Its Mase

S2K KID

oh well what about these

busta rhymes - fire it up
timbaland and magoo - clock strikes remix
house of pain - jump around
another bad creation - jump
shabba ranks - ting a ling
puffy and mase - mo money mo problems
biggie - juicy
snow - informer (not rap but oh well)
Pharoah Monche - Simon says
Foxy Brown - BK anthem
fox brown - tables will turn
big tymers - bling bling
timbaland and magoo - here we come
DMX and sean paul - here comes the boom (song from belly soundtrack)
tupace and dre - california love
biggie - big poppa
vanilla ice - ice ice baby
nas - oochie wally
puffy - been around the world
jay z - hard knock life
black rob -whoa
limp bizkit ft methodman - n2gether now
lil kim - how many licks
METHOD MAN & REDMAN - rappers delight
biggie - party and bullshit
x zibit - symphony in g minor
CHAKA DEMUS AND PLIERS - MURDER SHE WROTE
ANYTHING BY CHAKA DEMUS AND PLIERS
sean paul - she la la.........u know the rest
shabba ranks - pretty please


now go download them!

imported_~ILLEST CIV~

S2K Kid...nice list of tracks i must confess........not bad......agreed on all those.......

and all that have been posted so far.....i can't really think of many more...

oh wait

Nice n Smooth...Sometimes i rhyme slow......sometimes i rhyme quick.......common ppl

Notorious

i have to agree with every track!! great list!!

h_accordexr

people add some track names like s2k kid

Gallagher

crooklyn clan - where the ladies at !

DJTre

Alright, here's my list:

Dr. Dre - The next episode
Big Pun ft. Donell Jones - It's so hard
DMX - No love for me
Black Rob - Whoa
Donell Jones - You know what's up
Gangstarr - Betrayal
Drag'on feat DMX - ****** die for me
Nas feat. Ginuine - You owe me
Mase - Get ready
DMX - Damien ***Sick track
NWA - Chin check ***sick track
Mobb Deep - Nobody likes me
Busta Rhymes - there's not a problem my squad can't fix
Choclairs - Let's Ride
Q-tip - Vivrant Thing
Eminem - Bitch Please 2
Big Pun feat. The Beatnuts - Off da books ***sick track

just a few i could remember from years ago

imported_ryanhook

Since when did artists like Busta Rhymes, Eminem, Mase, Big Pun and DMX become 'old school'? Old school to me would be going back to my 1984 cassette of Grand Master Melle Mel and the Furious Five (anyone remember 'White Lines'?).

Now that quote is saying 'old school' era of hip hop ended about 1986. I'd go even further to classify 'old school' as anything prior to the debut of the whole 'Africanism' hip hop movement in the early 90's that ushered in what some may call 'middle school' acts like A Tribe Called Quest, Jungle Brothers, De La Soul, Stetsasonic, Main Source, Digable Planets, and so on... but then I would even accept those as 'old school'.

You could also add in later 'new school' acts like the entire Hieroglyphics crew (Del, Casual, Souls of Mischief) and The Pharcyde from the west coast, and the revival of east coast hip hop from acts like Black Moon, Smif-n-Wessun, Lords of the Underground, Das Efx, early Nas, Jeru the Damaja and even Gangstarr (though they've been around for a long long time). The early 90s were such a busy time in hip hop that it's hard to categorize any of it... we had groups like Digital Underground doing their thing; A Lighter Shade of Brown, Tha Mexakinz, Funkdoobiest, Cypress Hill all touting their Latino roots; House of Pain bringing white kids into the fray; Leaders of the New School ushering in the 'new school' sound; Fu-Schnikens mixing in elements of island music; Dr. Dre, MC Ren and other west coast rappers keeping the 'gangsta rap' sound alive; and so many other incredible variations on rap that it definitely was one of the most amazing periods in the history of hip hop culture. Even these would qualify as 'old school' today.

To me, I'd say 'old school' qualifies as anything up until rap became commercially viable and started getting played on almost every radio station on the dial — when acts like Puff Daddy and the likes started dominating the airwaves. I'd say that's the cutoff for 'old school' hip hop. I am happy to see a return (at least in underground movements) to the old school ways with well-known acts like Jurassic 5, The Roots and Common, and lesser known artists like Madlib, paying homage to their roots.

So, not to sound like an *** or anything, but I think those lists need revising before they qualify as 'old school'. That's my opinion at least. They're good lists (all great songs), I just wouldn't call them all 'old school' tracks.