JumpinJack AJ

Same here...especially the 1st half. I plan on making my 1990 list sometime very soon.

Here we go again...CLASSIC? Puh-leeze!! The term "classic" can only apply 2 something that is not only good music and loved by millions, but loved by millions 4 years 2 come. U wanna hear a real classic, come over 2 my crib right now, i got Run-DMC's "Raising Hell" on.

lambert....how many people do u know who listen 2 Emiem also say people like Rakim and KRS-One are the personification of Hip-Hop (cuz they are...that's not opinion, it's fact). Most likely none...the majority of Eminem fans don't even know who they are. U know why, cuz they weren't old enuff 2 know about Hip-Hop when their music waz at the top. U can't compare Eminem's music 2 Rakim's...they aren't similar at all. People who listen 2 quality music like De La Soul's aren't buying Eminem's newer albums. Everyone has their own opinion on music. There's nothing wrong with that, but quit trying 2 prove that his music is relevant or comparable 2 that of Hip-Hop's greatest. That's just stupid. I like Fan_3's stuff that i've heard so far...creative lyrics, crazy beats, just the kinda stuff i really like. But never will i be comparing her 2 Run-DMC. Her biggest fan (if they would have a knowlege of true Hip-Hop) would never do that. How u gonna say Eminem is simply that good. Early in Eminem's career, lots of my friends liked his music. Now none of my friends who are true-skool Hip-Hop heads feel that way. The only ones that still do buy his new albums are my 20 year old friend who only listens 2 Top 40 radio and one of my co-workers who practices witchcraft, trys 2 be goth, but talks like a valley girl.

Yeah, i don't think their is anyway 2 avoid JJ+FP, but i don't want their music videos, it just dosen't make sense. I'd like them 2 have a feature on JJ+FP, but not music videos and stuff like that. I really hope that they put that 100 Episode special during the 5th season (or whatever season it went on). If the DVD sets of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air do well enuff, it'll increase the chance more bonuses on future releases AND maybe even push Jive 2 re-release their music videos.

HA HA!!! My dad used 2 listen 2 Air Supply in the 80's!! Right now i'm listening 2 "Brand New Funk" of this 1996 compilation CD i have called History of Rap: Volume 2. It's 10 trax of old skool goodness... TONE LOC: Funky Cold Medina LL COOL J: I'm Bad TOO SHORT: Short But Funky ERIC B. + RAKIM: Mictrophone Fiend DJ JAZZY JEFF + FRESH PRINCE: Brand New Funk SALT 'N PEPA: Push It (Remix) KID 'N' PLAY: Do This My Way ULTRAMAGNETIC MC'S: Ease Back STETSASONIC: Sally KING SUN: Hey Love

I waz listening 2 their album last nite. When u haven't heard the songs in a long time, u'd think they sound the same...but most of the songs stand on their own. I waz listening 2 it and it just took me back 2 the time when u could catch their stuf on the radio. I wonder what Technotronic would sould like if they were still making music. I kinda miss Hip-Hop club music. They should be remixing todays biggest Hip-Hop hits in2 club versions.

Welcome 2 the board!! That's what alot of us are expecting.

That's not exactly true. Alot more people watched The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air than people who bought their albums and singles. U can sell a million records and be a very sucessful artist. If u only have a million people watching your TV show, u'll be pulled off the air by the next week. There are alot of people who found out about JJ+FP thru' the show (not JJ+FP fans watching the show...tho' they did of course). I waz at a party last summer and 4 some reason, some guy i didn't know waz talking about "U Saw My Blinker" and he ended the sentence with "off Homebase, Jazzy Jeff + Fresh Prince's 1st album." It's funny cuz alot of people did think that Homebase waz their 1st album cuz they thought JJ+FP came out along WITH the TV show. While their music waz sucessful, it waz the TV show that put them out in front of a whole new audience that otherwise would never had heard of them.

Heck yeah!!! :bowdown:

And i'll totally defend "U Can't Touch This." It waz that single song that propelled Hip-Hop and Rap music 2 where it waz. After all, MC Hammer did have a toothpaste (anyone remember it...it waz purple...ha ha.) "U Can't Touch This" is a Hip-Hop classic dance song. Anyone who waz down with Hammer pre-Can't Touch This will remember the pure energy he'd bring in his music. He went on 2 employee 100s of people, crossover multiple Hip-Hop songs on2 pop radio and put on possibly the best show any Hip-Hop artist has ever done. Without MC Hammer and "U Can't Touch This," Hip-Hop wouldn't be anywhere close 2 where it is 2day. Emcees and rappers would never had gotten on TV, making creative music videos, being treated as a musical artist and not just a rap artist, and proper marketing. Diss him all u want, but without Hammer, Hip-Hop simply wouldn't be where it is. He's still one of my favorite emcees and 2 this day he's realer than any fool u'll find on the charts these days. Now "Ice Ice Baby"...i can't say anything positive there. Vanilla Ice waz just capitalizing of MC Hammer in my eyes. He copyed his style down 2 a tee.

DOMINO - Getto Jam 1993 westcoast Hip-Hop/G-Funk classic!!

Thanx 4 that!! Where'd u get that info from?? I think it's cool that Alfonso is directing and episode...but why in the world is Lil' Jon + The Eastside Boyz gonna be on the episode?!? :nhawong:

Ahhh!!! 4give me, pauleywood waz right!! It is "Pump Up The Jam." :hilarious: After making the post, i had Technotronic on my mind waz going over their 3 biggest singles in my head...and realized it waz "Pump Up The Jam"...sorry. :nhawong:

The only video i remember being premiered on the show waz "Boom! Shake The Room." I don't think they should put the JJ+FP music videos on the DVD released tho.' Jive just needs 2 put 2gether a new JJ+FP: Greatest Hits video collection. No reason 2 mix 'em.

My guess is that Kanye produced something 4 him. I see that more likely than them appearing side by side on a track lyrically. Most of Kanye's beats are good and alot of his verses are good...so i'd be up 4 anything.

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I went thru' my Hip-Hop compilations and waz in the mood 4 some serious mid-90's Hip-Hop. From the 2 CDs i've been listening 2...here's a list of my favorite stuff off 'em... 95 South "Rodeo (Club Mix)" Nine "Whutcha Want?"* A Tribe Called Quest "Award Tour"* 69 Boyz "Tootsee Roll (Set It Off Dance Version)" KRS-One "Outta Here (Video Remix)"* Masta Ace Inc. "Born To Roll (Jeep Remix)" Black Moon "Who Got Da Props?" The Pharsyde "Passin' Me By (Video Remix Edit)"* Shaquille O'Neal "(I Know I Got) Skillz" Way 2 Real "Tha Butterfly (Chux Party Mix)" Erick Sermon "Bomdigi"* Method Man "You're All I Need To Get By" Redman "Rockafella" Scarface "I Never Seen A Man Cry"* Luniz "I Got 5 On It"* Fat Joe "Envy" Lords of Da Underground "Tic Toc"* AZ + Missjones "Sugarhill"* Mobb Deep "Shook Ones Pt. II" (one of the only Mobb Deep songs i actually like) 4 anyone wanting 2 explore some dope mid-90's Hip-Hop, u might wanna check out some of those trax (tho' i'm sure u've heard of a handfull of them). The ones with the astrics (*) have been some of my favs for years.

I don't care if Eminem keeps making music, especially if he actually would make good music again. I just hate the idea that such a negative, egotistical fool like him can be on top of the charts, making all this money, getting all this attention, and being looked up 2 by young kids who don't know any better. There are much more talented and good people out there who deserve the level of fame he has. His core audience has abandoned him cuz he dosen't make quality music 4 them anymore. It's all commercial music fans who jumped on the band wagon after some Hip-Hop fans got in2 him.

I have all my music and movies organized and in ABC order. I've been meaning 2 update my DVD/VHS collection for months so i'll probably post it when i finally get around 2 it.

Yeah, i agree that R-N-B has been a bit watered down since the late 90's. I personally wait on artists like Boyz II Men, Brian McKnight, Mary J. Blige, Usher, Brandy, Jon B, Babyface, Musiq, R. Kelly, and a few others 2 put out dope albums everytime. Over all, i like more current R-N-B than Rap. Most rap these days has nothing 2 do with Hip-Hop and simply isn't any good. Average music is better than just bad music and unless u dig deep and stay current, u won't find any Hip-Hop or good Rap music. If it's on MTV more than 3 times a day, chances are, it isn't any good.

THANX!! Those pix are great!! Da 'Prince is surrounded by some equlectic company...Vivica Fox, Diana Ross, Puffy, Ludacris, Bruce Willis, David Lee Roth (!?), etc

...which will hopefully slow down these incomprehensable posts. How am i gonna pay attention 2 someone who can't even register at these boards?!?

Oh please...this is so silly. FP didn't say anything offensive or disrespectful...he only enlightened some people on something that they don't understand, and there 4 they feel offended (becuz of their own ignorance). I seriously doubt this is gonna slow up FP's Hip-Hop or Hollywood moves. It nice 2 see a rapper catch some flack 4 actually stand 4 something instead of just getting controversy 4 no real reason (at least no intellegent reason) for 1ce.

There more 2 being a great artist than vocal talent. Keith Sweat is the man. A great producer, song writer, hit maker, and a singer, but his voice has always been less than incredible. I'm not knocking him, i'm a bit Keith Sweat fan (and one of the few people who did by Rebirth). He's an R-N-B legend, but Usher has that superstar quality going on about him. Why compare them like this...they are R-N-B standouts to 2 different generations. I believe that Usher is gonna be the MJ of the next generation. Just compare his talents and style of 2days standards 2 how MJ did it in the 80's and early 90's. People always hate on who's big. It's the heart behind the artist that makes me like them or dislike them. Usher's got heart and when i hear him sing the stuff he dose, it speaks 2 me as another young male who's gone thru' the same stuff. Then u look at the way he handle's his career. He really goes 4 all that superstardom stuff he's got going 4 him.

MISSY 'MISDEMEANOR' ELLIOT - Pass That Dutch I got her latest album about a year ago and didn't like it that much...and have hardly listened 2 it. I know it's late, but i'm giving it another chance.