A Music Thread

[Al B. Sure!]

One more classic. The Fugees meets Bee Gees and a Michael Jackson-inspired video:



Disco rap

[Al B. Sure!]

Some more pre-Fergie Black Eyed Peas

[Meticulous Man]

Actually I haven't heard that much APC but it seems Maynard is always Maynard.

[Meticulous Man]

Alright. Go ahead and post some decent music then. I don't know what that was that you posted

[Al B. Sure!]

Some classic Black Eyed Peas pre-Fergie.

[Al B. Sure!]

This thread needs some decent music.

Alright. Go ahead and post some decent music then. I don't know what that was that you posted


Anyway, a classic...



Pete Rock & CL Smooth's Mecca and the Soul Brother embodied an entire generation of rap of the early 1990's. Pete Rock's instrumentals became the standard of the era and CL Smooth's complex lyricism combined with Nation of Islam-inspired social consciousness became the standard to which Nas and several other acts aspired to. Pure classic.

[MRT144]

[Meticulous Man]

[Meticulous Man]

This thread needs some decent music.

[SlowwHand]

[SlowwHand]

It's not on me to do a veteran's thread, so I'll put it here.

[MRT144]

I like how theres so many different types and stlyes of music being posted. That mayer hawthorne stuff is pretty great, but that one video is a bit to hipster kitsch for me.

[DriXnaK]

This thread needs some decent music.

[MRT144]

[Asher]

The Billy Jack version that I embedded is a (very good) cover of the original. The original was by a folk-pop group from Calgary in the mid to late 1960s called Original Caste.