Len's Rap Song of the Day

[Tailback U]

Just some randoms...

The Roots (Black Thought = GOAT)
A Tribe Called Quest
Biggie
Nas
Talib Kweli (old school, not new)
Mos Def (old school, not new)
Common
One Be Lo
Joe Buddens
Royce Da 5'9
Blu
Wordsworth
Masta Ace
eMC
Lupe Fiasco
Cunninglynguists
Outkast
Foreign Exchange
Little Brother

Then a bunch of lesser knowns that I will hopefully showcase in this thread.

I used to be into the underground scene and would listen to all of those dudes back in the day. Fell out of the loop for a while though because I just got tired of hunting down new hot shit all the time.

Some I listened to back in the day:

Zion I
Souls of Mischief
J. Live
Pharcyde
Sage Francis
Swollen Members
Styles of Beyond
Celph Titled
Aesop Rock
Aceyalone
Livin Legends
Jedi Mind Tricks

Any of you heard this dude?

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sFxb60NyxU[/media]

Not trying to steal your thread, you seem to have a very similar taste and I have been out of the scene so thanks for the thread. Definitely checkin out all the shit you post.

[Len B]

Getting this up again... forgot about it once I started posting it in my blog.

Organized Konfusion
07 - Bring It On.mp3 - 3.10MB

Pharoahe Monch and Prince Po bring this early 90's rap group to the stage, and Bring It On brings one of the DOPEST verses you will ever hear in rap. Pharoahe Monch destroys everything in life during his first verse. A lesson on flow and vocal control.

[Houston]

Getting this up again... forgot about it once I started posting it in my blog.

Organized Konfusion
07 - Bring It On.mp3 - 3.10MB

Pharoahe Monch and Prince Po bring this early 90's rap group to the stage, and Bring It On brings one of the DOPEST verses you will ever hear in rap. Pharoahe Monch destroys everything in life during his first verse. A lesson on flow and vocal control.

Now that's what I'm talking about, this is my favorite type of rap.

The beat reminds me of "n1ggaz Talk Shit" by Black Moon. You ever listened to them? Their CD "Enta Da Stage" has some badass songs I like but I don't know much about them.

I'll definitely be downloading some more Organized Konfusion now.

[Len B]

Yeah I listen to Black Moon. I'll have to re-visit that CD, haven't heard it in a bit.

Can't go wrong with 90's rap.

[RosettaStoned]

Can't go wrong with 90's rap.

[Kuzzy Powers]

To be fair.. Snow would be considered reggae..

Ive actually met that bum numerous times..

[RosettaStoned]

To be fair.. Snow would be considered reggae..

Really? All this time I considered him a faggot. Learn something new everyday.

Continue on then Len.

[RosettaStoned]

Kaillou, you've met snow? That's hilarious. Did he ask for your autograph?

[Kuzzy Powers]

He gave me 10 dollars to get a cheerleaders number for him at an Argo's game. No word of a lie either.. this dude is a bum. I was like 14.

[Len B]

eskimo rated this thread a 1... you mad i kicked you out of the sim league, son?

[Len B]

Go start a Howie Day thread you Maine fuck.

[Len B]

Here we go, here we go.

I let this gem out a week or two ago in chatbox. Company Flow created a masterful CD in early 2000s called Funcrusher Plus. The point of the CD was to kill all the fun that rappers were having (hence funcrusher), as El-P, Bigg Jus, and Mr. Len creating this great underground group. They were tired of all the glorifying of hip hop that was going on, so they made this CD as a big "fuck you" to rappers everywhere.

Company Flow
Bad Touch Example

[Houston]

1 more song added to my Ipod and another artist to download

[Len B]

J. Rawls
Great Live Caper

When I was about 16 I made an underground rap CD that was my first true taste of the amazing music. I can't really remember many songs on that CD, but this was one. Amazing song, and he sort of reminds me of Eric Sermon in this joint.

[Houston]

I love the beat and like the style of lyrics. Only listened to it once, so I'm sure alot of good lyrics slipped me by.

One of these dudes remind me of another rapper but I just can't put my finger on it.....