http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyTnpw0DK8M
they were dope!

Both Pharaohe Monch and Prince Po went solo. Prince Po has done a few stuff with Madlib and Percee P. They were a pretty awesome duo, I still have their self-titled album, which is dope.

yo on the real how old are you haha okok how bout this you got this?
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Haha 15 man
I just heard it somewhere, but I'm pretty sure they split up.
Great track, man, but no, I don't have it
Hit the chatroom

yo yo comp last one lol how bout this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQuyFfu1 ... re=related

HUGE props to Computers for being switched on to the real shit despite his age

too many young'ins fuckin around with these new-fangled 'rappers'

give me Organized Konfusion any day o' the week!

Thanks, Drew
I just like good music
Sorry Jay about the chat thing, my mom was getting really pissed at me because it was getting late here.

YOOOOO big ups man! i havent heard that joint forever!!! takes me back to highschool!! haha. great post! these guys went hard too! remeber slum brothers?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fzKvxxD8ig
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsLqZtWIKAQ

digable planets and grand puba are cool as hell. afrocentric rap kinda disappeared and so did their group and grand puba rocked with sadat x who is all solo now with a bunch of new ish. but i always like grand puba the most, reel to reel is a really good album. man, i only listen to hip hop made before like 1998. everything after that got a little out of touch for me cause im so used to the simple break beats and sample lops with original hip hop on top. now you got synth beats and recycled raps over and over again, even in the underground realm, same concepts " hip hop is dead" or "this is how i became an mc". im gonna flip shit if i hear another rap song about how they came to fame. sheesh

Does someone here know what ever happened to Onyx The Birthstone Kid? Some people say he's Rodan from M.I.C., but his voice is completetely different.

Ah, here's also another great duo, from Oakland(euclid might be familiar with them):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUOaQQ7_nVI

Props to E. Simon for showing me these guys

Amen to that. There's so much youth disrespecting the oldschool era. Luckily in my town there seem to be bunch of youngsters digging deeper than what's hot today. On the other hand there's also lotsa old farts my age who say no to everything new.

i say no to alot of new stuff. id rather be in the woods somewhere with a box of old hip hop casettes from 1990 to 1998 and a field full of weed.
i actually gave away my shoebox of hip hop tapes to this raver girl for a fucking "e" tab back in my new york days.

rap-a-lot records in 1992 was the best shit ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7F5Rn6i ... re=related

i dont know much about the west coast hip hop scene. my collection was full of ever wu album ( like all of those branch off groups they had back then, gp wu, la the darkman, shyheim, killa army, and all the wu stuff) kool g rap, big ,l mobb deep, nas. i saw the west coast stuff back then as too gangsta for me.

yeah im from the westcoast but i just like what sounds good so when i heard peeps like common resurrection... black moon i got cha opin....
and jeru come clean....... i was like daaaaamn this shit is way dope
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5btqEdt6gU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3H2N5nUqsk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B5dOCSBBEI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBR4-fGt ... re=related