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Gold.
12-13-2006, 03:24 PM
1. Aceyalone
2. Mr Lif
3. MF Doom
4. X:144
5. Slug
6. 2mex
7. Aesop rock
8. MC Dälek
9. Jus Allah
10. Planet Asia

.ScottishHead
12-13-2006, 03:34 PM
Ever or just now Gold?

Esocra
12-13-2006, 04:09 PM
Some dudes are questionable on "underground" status - - but they don't really fit into the "mainstream" category either:

Vakill
Pharoahe Monch
Kool G Rap
Immortal Technique
Chino XL
Canibus
Esoteric
Aesop Rock
Cormega
Killah Priest

Gold.
12-13-2006, 05:14 PM
Ever or just now Gold?

Ever... I just wanna know what people in here like in the underground, and as this kind of list has never been done before on this forum (I think) I thought it would be interesting...

saeed28
12-13-2006, 05:49 PM
My ntop ten Underground MCs- In no particular order

J-Live
Paris
Immortal Tech
Talib Kweli (Is he still underground?)
MF Doom
Chino XL
C Ray Waltz
Rasco
Reef The Lost Cauze
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien

Honourable Mentions: Akir, Edan, Hasan Salaam, Planet Asia, Aseop Rock, Aceylone

Gold.
12-13-2006, 05:53 PM
My ntop ten Underground MCs- In no particular order

J-Live
Paris
Immortal Tech
Talib Kweli (Is he still underground?)
MF Doom
Chino XL
C Ray Waltz
Rasco
Reef The Lost Cauze
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien

Honourable Mentions: Akir, Edan, Hasan Salaam, Planet Asia, Aseop Rock, Aceylone

Thats the thing is that its hard to judge who is underrground. I personally don't consider Talib or Del underground but I guess they could be... it all comes down to opinion. Del would probably be my fave underground MC though, if he counts

.ScottishHead
12-13-2006, 05:54 PM
Right this is based on the total package(lyrical ability,flow,album quality)

Its in some kind of order.

1.MF DOOM
2.Slug
3.Immortal Technique
4.canibus
5.Vinnie Paz
6.Necro
7.Vast Aire
8.Edan
9.MC Dälek
10.Mr.Lif

Living Legend
12-13-2006, 06:00 PM
Random top 10
1. Sage Francis
2. Aesop Rock
3. Cage
4. Immortal Technique
5. Slug
6. R.A. The Rugged Man
7. Aceyalone
8. Vinnie Paz
9. Louis Logic
10. Illogic

Gold.
12-13-2006, 06:02 PM
^ R.A. The Rugged Man is dope he's in my top 20 underground rapper probably

saeed28
12-13-2006, 06:15 PM
Not to sure on talib status as an underground MC so i will substitute him for Murs. Yeah also got to mention slug. Any of you guys heard Slug and Murs hip hop group Felt. Its dope. Got both their albums.

KatcH
12-13-2006, 06:22 PM
In no order:
Vakill
Chino XL
Masta Ace
Jeru the Damaja
Killah Priest
One Be Lo
Sticky Fingaz
Jus Allah
Canibus
El Da Sensei

coolplaya
12-13-2006, 06:38 PM
R.A sucks IMO.... he has basic rhymes, bad voice, and only bout 2 or 3 good songs.

My Fav
1.Jus Allah
2.Clandestien
3.Orfice Vulgatron
4.MF DooM
5.Vinnie Paz
6.Aceyalone
7.PackFM
8.Louis Logic
9.Ill Bill
10.Murs

.ScottishHead
12-13-2006, 06:43 PM
R.A sucks IMO.... he has basic rhymes, bad voice, and only bout 2 or 3 good songs.

My Fav
1.Jus Allah
2.Clandestien
3.Orfice Vulgatron
4.MF DooM
5.Vinnie Paz
6.Aceyalone
7.PackFM
8.Louis Logic
9.Ill Bill
10.Murs

wtf,basic rhymes? Did you not hear uncommon valor?

uncommon valor

True story...
Call me Thorburn, John H. Staff Sergeant, Marksman
Skilling, killing, illing
I'm able and willing
Kill a village elephant, rape and pillage your village
Illegitimate killers, US Military guerillas
This ain't a real war, Vietnam shit
World War II, that's a war, this is just a military conflict
Soothing, drug-abusing, Vietnamese women screwing
Sex, scampling and booz, and all the shit is amusing
Bitches and guns, this is every man's dream
I don't want to go home, where I'm just a ordinary human being
Special OP, Huey chopper gun shit, run shit
Gook run when the mini-gun spit, won't miss, kill shit
Spit four-thousand bullets a minute
Bit the Charlie, hit trigger, hit it
I'm in it to win it, get it
The lieutenant hinted the villain, I've ended up killing
The killing, I did it, cripple, did it, pictures I painted is vivid, live it
A wizard with weapons, a secret mission we about to begin it
Government funded, behind enemy lines bullets is spraying
It's heating up, a hundred degrees
The enemy's the North Vietnamese, bitch please
Ain't no sweat, I'm told "be at ease"
Until I see the pilot got hit, and we about to hit some trees
till the rotor broke, crash land, American man
Cambodia, right in the enemy hand
Take a swig of the whiskey to calm us
Them yellow men wearing black pajamas
They want to harm us
They all up on us
Bang, bang, bullet hit my chest, feel no pain
To my left, the captain caught a bullet right in his brain
Body parts flying, loss of limbs, explosions
Bad intentions, I see my best friend's intestines
Pray to the one above, It's raining and I'm covered in mud
I think I'm dying, I feel dizzy, I'm losing blood
I see my childhood, I'm back in the arms of my mother
I see my whole life, I see Christ, I see bright lights
I see Israelites, Muslims and Christians at peace, no fights
Blacks, Whites, Asians, people of all types
I must have died, then I woke up, suprised I'm alive
I'm in a hospital bed, they rescued me, I survived
I escaped the war, came back
But ain't escape Agent Orange, two of my kids born handicapped
Spastic, quadriplegic, micro cephalic
Cerebral palsy, cortical blindness, name it they had it
My son died he ain't live, but I still try to think positive
Cause in life, God take, God give

Rugged man-Lessons

[Verse 1]
Yo aiiyo people wonderin' where the fuck I been
At the VIP section they ain't lettin' me in
They say; maybe if you had Dr. Dre or Timbaland
They say; a white boy need a black boy to win
Uhh Bubba Sparxx did it and so did Slim
Just Blaze is hot now why don't you get with him
I watch mad rappers bite my shit and blow up
And make millions of what I created, that's tough luck
I first started gettin' coverage around the same time
Steve Stout used to carry kid and placed luggage
I seen rappers turned from sex symbols in hard throbs
To bein forgotten now they out lookin' for jobs
I seen EPMD break up
I seen my little brother Max fall asleep and he
ain't never wake up
So when I rhyme listen, seriously
When I spit I'm givin' you the truth clearly who I really be
It's an audio version of reality TV
I had deals from Russell Simmonds to Master P
Even five year old white girls be rappin' today
On the playground like 'go shorty it's ya birthday' (Go, go, go..)

"Here's a little story I got ta tell"
"I am the legendary"
"R-A" "Rugged Man"

[Verse 2]
Yo yo yo I seen good days sun rays church sundays
Made love made war been rich been poor
Lost friends lost hoods lost my dough
Seen beef between Bad Boy and Death Row
I seen deceased take the life for my sisters kid
Six months on the earth is what he had to live
I seen Biggie Big L Big Pun pass away
Buffy from the Fat Boys, Jam Master Jay
I mumple 'fore they blew up with Mystikal and Jay-Z
The Neptunes came to see me at D & D
I knew this chick named Norah a lounge singer
A year later she a six Grammy award winner
I seen flatliners I seen cannabisses
I seen Lil Zane see I seen mad misses
You ran through that ten percent disses
I seen A & R's get fired for takin' pisses
Stop whinin' the fuck nobody listens
Who else riskin' they career they stick to be indifferent
Switchin' the tradition stickin' to this shit they really livin'
I don't care what's hittin
Listen this is my fuckin' life that I'm spittin

"Here's a little story I got ta tell"
"I am the legendary"
"R-A" "Rugged Man"

[Verse 3]
I made peace with myself now how bout that
I hated life I wanted to die a few years back
I was mentally ill it's hard to come back from that
But I got through it now I got my sanity back
Y'all are like H-B-O fighters get the money and fame
Get beat up like Klitschko and Sugar Shane
Or get beat like Vernon Forrest or Prince Naseem
And you all turn pussy when you get that green
I got love for Havoc from Mobb Deep
When I was broke sleepin' in the street
He hooked me up with a free beat
Alchemist you still my little buddy
Althought you stole that Royce the
5"9 +The King+ beat from me
I ain't down to sign autographs and shake ya hands
I don't want trendy ass followers as fans
I don't wanna sell records, I don't wanna be big
I don't want MTV runnin' up in my crib
I don't wanna be light in the music biz
I don't want fans that don't know who G Rap is

"Here's a little story I got ta tell"
"I am the legendary"
"R-A" "Rugged Man"
"Here's a little story I got ta tell"
"I am the legendary"
"R-A" "Rugged Man"

PeeJai
12-13-2006, 06:58 PM
R.A sucks IMO.... he has basic rhymes, bad voice, and only bout 2 or 3 good songs.

My Fav
1.Jus Allah
2.Clandestien
3.Orfice Vulgatron
4.MF DooM
5.Vinnie Paz
6.Aceyalone
7.PackFM
8.Louis Logic
9.Ill Bill
10.Murs

Good lad for having Orifice, there are better British rappers but sound for mentioning him <3

feral
12-13-2006, 07:04 PM
Nobody mentioned Edan? I thought all his albums were better than the careers of most underground rappers.

.ScottishHead
12-13-2006, 07:05 PM
Nobody mentioned Edan? I thought all his albums were better than the careers of most underground rappers.

Check again mate,hes in my top 10. See him?

feral
12-13-2006, 07:07 PM
Oh yeah haha.

coolplaya
12-13-2006, 07:36 PM
wtf,basic rhymes? Did you not hear uncommon valor?

uncommon valor

True story...
Call me Thorburn, John H. Staff Sergeant, Marksman
Skilling, killing, illing
I'm able and willing
Kill a village elephant, rape and pillage your village
Illegitimate killers, US Military guerillas
This ain't a real war, Vietnam shit
World War II, that's a war, this is just a military conflict
Soothing, drug-abusing, Vietnamese women screwing
Sex, scampling and booz, and all the shit is amusing
Bitches and guns, this is every man's dream
I don't want to go home, where I'm just a ordinary human being
Special OP, Huey chopper gun shit, run shit
Gook run when the mini-gun spit, won't miss, kill shit
Spit four-thousand bullets a minute
Bit the Charlie, hit trigger, hit it
I'm in it to win it, get it
The lieutenant hinted the villain, I've ended up killing
The killing, I did it, cripple, did it, pictures I painted is vivid, live it
A wizard with weapons, a secret mission we about to begin it
Government funded, behind enemy lines bullets is spraying
It's heating up, a hundred degrees
The enemy's the North Vietnamese, bitch please
Ain't no sweat, I'm told "be at ease"
Until I see the pilot got hit, and we about to hit some trees
till the rotor broke, crash land, American man
Cambodia, right in the enemy hand
Take a swig of the whiskey to calm us
Them yellow men wearing black pajamas
They want to harm us
They all up on us
Bang, bang, bullet hit my chest, feel no pain
To my left, the captain caught a bullet right in his brain
Body parts flying, loss of limbs, explosions
Bad intentions, I see my best friend's intestines
Pray to the one above, It's raining and I'm covered in mud
I think I'm dying, I feel dizzy, I'm losing blood
I see my childhood, I'm back in the arms of my mother
I see my whole life, I see Christ, I see bright lights
I see Israelites, Muslims and Christians at peace, no fights
Blacks, Whites, Asians, people of all types
I must have died, then I woke up, suprised I'm alive
I'm in a hospital bed, they rescued me, I survived
I escaped the war, came back
But ain't escape Agent Orange, two of my kids born handicapped
Spastic, quadriplegic, micro cephalic
Cerebral palsy, cortical blindness, name it they had it
My son died he ain't live, but I still try to think positive
Cause in life, God take, God give

Rugged man-Lessons

[Verse 1]
Yo aiiyo people wonderin' where the fuck I been
At the VIP section they ain't lettin' me in
They say; maybe if you had Dr. Dre or Timbaland
They say; a white boy need a black boy to win
Uhh Bubba Sparxx did it and so did Slim
Just Blaze is hot now why don't you get with him
I watch mad rappers bite my shit and blow up
And make millions of what I created, that's tough luck
I first started gettin' coverage around the same time
Steve Stout used to carry kid and placed luggage
I seen rappers turned from sex symbols in hard throbs
To bein forgotten now they out lookin' for jobs
I seen EPMD break up
I seen my little brother Max fall asleep and he
ain't never wake up
So when I rhyme listen, seriously
When I spit I'm givin' you the truth clearly who I really be
It's an audio version of reality TV
I had deals from Russell Simmonds to Master P
Even five year old white girls be rappin' today
On the playground like 'go shorty it's ya birthday' (Go, go, go..)

"Here's a little story I got ta tell"
"I am the legendary"
"R-A" "Rugged Man"

[Verse 2]
Yo yo yo I seen good days sun rays church sundays
Made love made war been rich been poor
Lost friends lost hoods lost my dough
Seen beef between Bad Boy and Death Row
I seen deceased take the life for my sisters kid
Six months on the earth is what he had to live
I seen Biggie Big L Big Pun pass away
Buffy from the Fat Boys, Jam Master Jay
I mumple 'fore they blew up with Mystikal and Jay-Z
The Neptunes came to see me at D & D
I knew this chick named Norah a lounge singer
A year later she a six Grammy award winner
I seen flatliners I seen cannabisses
I seen Lil Zane see I seen mad misses
You ran through that ten percent disses
I seen A & R's get fired for takin' pisses
Stop whinin' the fuck nobody listens
Who else riskin' they career they stick to be indifferent
Switchin' the tradition stickin' to this shit they really livin'
I don't care what's hittin
Listen this is my fuckin' life that I'm spittin

"Here's a little story I got ta tell"
"I am the legendary"
"R-A" "Rugged Man"

[Verse 3]
I made peace with myself now how bout that
I hated life I wanted to die a few years back
I was mentally ill it's hard to come back from that
But I got through it now I got my sanity back
Y'all are like H-B-O fighters get the money and fame
Get beat up like Klitschko and Sugar Shane
Or get beat like Vernon Forrest or Prince Naseem
And you all turn pussy when you get that green
I got love for Havoc from Mobb Deep
When I was broke sleepin' in the street
He hooked me up with a free beat
Alchemist you still my little buddy
Althought you stole that Royce the
5"9 +The King+ beat from me
I ain't down to sign autographs and shake ya hands
I don't want trendy ass followers as fans
I don't wanna sell records, I don't wanna be big
I don't want MTV runnin' up in my crib
I don't wanna be light in the music biz
I don't want fans that don't know who G Rap is

"Here's a little story I got ta tell"
"I am the legendary"
"R-A" "Rugged Man"
"Here's a little story I got ta tell"
"I am the legendary"
"R-A" "Rugged Man"


Note the "only bout 2 or 3 good songs."

.ScottishHead
12-13-2006, 07:39 PM
Note the "only bout 2 or 3 good songs."

Yeah Im not goin to list every song,and you said his rhymes are basic.
His album is dope btw

PyroclasticFlow
12-13-2006, 08:20 PM
1.x-raided
2.mac mall
3.dirty birdy
4.esham
5.above the law
6.az
7.spice 1
8.E-40(when he was underground)
9.ya boy
10.celly cel

thegiftofgab1
12-13-2006, 08:24 PM
r.a. the rugged man is the shit probably one of the best if not THE best live show i've ever seen it was so amped and crazy and funny and just... wow

Dras
12-13-2006, 08:32 PM
No order

1. Murs
2. Aesop
3. Slug
4. Doom
5. Nobs
6. P.O.S.
7. Blueprint
8. Jus Allah
9. Quasimoto
10. Mr.Lif

.ScottishHead
12-13-2006, 08:34 PM
No order

1. Murs
2. Aesop
3. Slug
4. Doom
5. Nobs
6. P.O.S.
7. Blueprint
8. Jus Allah
9. Quasimoto
10. Mr.Lif

Blueprint is nice as fuck,1988 album is amazin.

southpole
12-13-2006, 08:47 PM
Blueprint is nice as fuck,1988 album is amazin.

Have you heard his work with Greenhouse Effect?


My list numbered but not in order,

1.Slug
2.Buck 65
3.Reef The Lost Cauze
4.Brother Ali
5.One.Be.Lo
6.P.O.S.
7.Chino XL
8.MURS
9.Aesop Rock
10.Joe Budden

.ScottishHead
12-13-2006, 08:50 PM
Have you heard his work with Greenhouse Effect?


My list numbered but not in order,

1.Slug
2.Buck 65
3.Reef The Lost Cauze
4.Brother Ali
5.One.Be.Lo
6.P.O.S.
7.Chino XL
8.MURS
9.Aesop Rock
10.Joe Budden

oh so you like buck 65 then,Ive only got square,its a cool album,very different. No ive not heard of greenhouse effect,whos in that?

southpole
12-13-2006, 09:07 PM
oh so you like buck 65 then,Ive only got square,its a cool album,very different. No ive not heard of greenhouse effect,whos in that?


Before Square Buck was super Hip-Hop,
then he got bored and went experimental
After square,
Buck kinda toned it down and came off the experimental tip,
now he's kinda got a folk/country sound.

Greenhouse Effect = Blueprint + Manifest


Interview

MVRemix: As a group, Greenhouse Effect consists of Manifest and Blueprint. You guys just released your album, ‘Columbus Or Bust’. Tell us about the LP.

Blueprint: It’s been a long time coming. It’s a new style. I’m happy with it. It’s the first album and it feels like a brand new group.

MVRemix: How did you two meet?

Blueprint: Actually, this dude grew up around the corner from me, but I didn’t know him at the time. We went to separate high schools, but we met at college. Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio.”

MVRemix: Do you have a favorite song on the ‘Columbus Or Bust’ LP?

Blueprint: I don’t think so, man. I don’t know. It’s like picking your favorite kid.

Fess: Right, right. I like them all.

MVRemix: Murs appears on ‘They Listen To This’. How did you hook that collaboration up? What was it like to work with Murs?

Blueprint: I met Murs on tour. It was the ‘God Loves Ugly’ Tour with Atmosphere. It was the first tour I ever went on. We all toured. Me and Murs were like roommates. We toured together. We did like 70 shows in two and a half months. We were around each other every day. We always tried to put something together after that.

MVRemix: Was the collaboration with Murs recorded while together, in the studio, or was it mailed in?

Blueprint: Nah, it was done in the studio. He came to my place. He was here.

MVRemix: What song on ‘Columbus Or Bust’ took the longest to do, from conception to completion?

Blueprint: I would say the one with Jakki on it, ‘You Must Learn’. That may have been the longest. You know, when you are actually talking about something and you don’t want to regurgitate what everybody else is saying?

MVRemix: On ‘Columbus Or Bust’, you did your own version of ‘Shook Ones Pt. 2’ by Mobb Deep. Out of all of the Mobb Deep songs, why did you choose this one?

Blueprint: It started out as a show routine. We thought, ‘Hey, man wouldn’t it be funny?’. You know, when you see a live show, rappers will go out and rhyme to somebody else’s beat. That’s pretty common in rap shows. I started doing routines where I would take that to the next step. We would re-write that verse, or one part of that, when I used it. This was so it wouldn’t just be me, rapping my rhyme over their beat. I wanted to make a real tribute to it, but rearrange the verses on it. We came up with the idea to do ‘Shook Ones’. It came up at a show and it sounded good. We had to record it over that same beat just to learn it. Then, we kind of liked how it came out. We were like, ‘Shit!’ You know?

MVRemix: How do you think Mobb Deep would feel about your version of ‘Shook Ones’?

Blueprint: They would probably think that it was either real weird or they would feel complemented. Maybe, they would feel that we were stalkers or that we were complementing them. (Laughs).

MVRemix: When creating a song, do you have the lyrics pre-written or a set theme? Or, do you hear the music first and then, write to the beat?

Fess: Now, I try to write to the beat. Sometimes, I come up with it, but in this business and group, I write to the beat. I just find it easier and I could be more apart of the song.

Blueprint: Yeah, I try to write to the beat. I come up with concepts ahead of time. There would be a lot of times where I would see something, think about it, and say to myself, ‘I wanna write a song about that’. I would make a little note to myself. It takes it until you hear a track that puts you in that mood before you actually write the song.

MVRemix: Blueprint, you are a renowned producer, but you have also rhymed over beats produced by other producers. Do you have a different approach to writing over someone else’s production?

Blueprint: Yeah. If it is a solo song, yes. It’s completely different. A lot of the solo stuff I do, I try to think of a hook first. I’ll try to be really focused with my writing and really conceptual. It’s not like a battle rapper style. A lot of stuff I do for myself is really specific and conceptual. On the other hand, some of the Greenhouse stuff is just us having fun and emceeing. I don’t get an opportunity to do a lot of that.

MVRemix: Blueprint, were you an emcee or producer first?

Blueprint: I was an emcee first. We’d rhyme. The town has less people than Ohio State University. We were rhyming at the time, but we didn’t have anybody to do beats. No one knew how to do beats. No one wanted to be behind. The kids with samplers inspired me to do beats. Once I was inspired, the next day, I put a sampler on layaway at a pawn shop. I never thought that I would ever be as good as I am at it.

MVRemix: Who are some of your major influences for production?

Blueprint: Premier, Pete Rock, D.I.T.C. I like Dre. I like the production for Outkast. Earthtone.

MVRemix: Who are some of your major influences?

Blueprint: I grew up on EPMD, Krs-One. After that era, Nas.

MVRemix: What do you think of albums by Nas?

Blueprint: Lyrically, I think he really stepped up. I always had issues on beats. I just like what he does visually.

MVRemix: Do you do pre-production often?

Blueprint: I do everything. Sometimes, I use songs that were recorded two years ago. I would go back and re-visit them. I would make the beats better. My process is different. Some people would go in, drop a beat, lay the vocals, and be done. That’s just the beginning stage for me.

MVRemix: If you could remix any classic hip-hop song, which one?

Blueprint: I don’t know if I would. A lot of those songs are so perfect, I wouldn’t want to f*ck them up.

MVRemix: What about remaking a different one besides ‘Shook Ones’ by Mobb Deep?

Blueprint: If I did, it would be a silly version. It would be serious. Maybe, I would do something like ‘Cheque The Rime’.

MVRemix: Who are some producers you would like to rhyme over their production in the future?

Fess: J Dilla.

Blueprint: The producers I am motivated the most by are Jay Dee, El-P. I’m crazy about what Edan did on his last record. I like J-Zone.

MVRemix: How did you start Weightless Records?

Blueprint: I started the label in 1998 or 1999 with me and this guy from College. We started out, and eventually did some shows. We didn’t have any music. I started dubbing up tapes. I didn’t have a name. I would be dubbing tapes all week at my house. We eventually got distribution. At the time, it wasn’t that hard. It was just what I was doing after work. I was calling people, writing people, contacting writers, sending them our tapes, and going to shows. It wasn’t necessarily a label really

MVRemix: That Soul Position collaboration with RJD2 was dope. How is RJD2’s production style different from yours?

Blueprint: In the past, I would say that he is a little more elaborate. Mine is more effective. There wouldn’t be a lot of breaks and really musical sections. You have a song like ‘Share This’ on the ‘8 Million Stories’ album. That song is, as an instrumental, is amazing. It’s so challenging to come up with something to complement it. Sometimes, to me, I would try to concentrate on making the beat effective. I would try to come up with a 2-bar / 4-bar arrangement that is really compelling to listen to for 2 or 3 minutes. Then, I would roll with that. I think that’s probably the only real difference.

MVRemix: What music have you guys been listening to lately?

Blueprint: Today, old soul records. I’m trying to have a barbeque on Saturday and I want to be on some grown man sh*t.”

Fess: I’m listening to a lot of stuff coming out of Detroit. I like Slum Village and their camp. That’s basically it. All of that type of stuff.

MVRemix: Who are some artists you would like to rhyme with in the future?

Fess: I never really thought about it. I really don’t have an answer for that. I don’t really look at music like that, you know? I don’t feel like I have to climb on a track with this person or that person. I have no answer. There’s nobody in particular, but I would like to work with people who I’m feeling. Of course, I like Jay-Z, J Dilla, Juelz, for his reasons. I have a range.

MVRemix: Blueprint, who are some emcees you would like to produce?

Blueprint: I would like to produce for any rapper who can rhyme well but put out an album that kind of sucked. You know, people who historically have had bad beats. You know, Nas, Ras Kass, and Canibus. They are great but their ear for beats sucks. Those would be my first three. I would like to produce an album for each of those dudes who never lived up to their potential.


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The groups myspace^

.ScottishHead
12-13-2006, 09:16 PM
Thats dope as fuck,"still shook".Ill be pickin this up. Was blueprint in atoms family at one point coz I seen him with the atoms fam t shirt on in a battle?

southpole
12-13-2006, 09:25 PM
Thats dope as fuck,"still shook".Ill be pickin this up. Was blueprint in atoms family at one point coz I seen him with the atoms fam t shirt on in a battle?

Not to my knowledge,
he must have just been supportin the scene,
or he might have traded a beat for it.

.ScottishHead
12-13-2006, 09:30 PM
Not to my knowledge,
he must have just been supportin the scene,
or he might have traded a beat for it.

Cool,Apathy was once in atoms fam.

whoremoans
12-13-2006, 11:06 PM
slug
aesop rock
pos
k -os
sole
mr lif
sage francis
el p
gift of gab
blueprint
eyedea

its eleven. sue me.

Plug Zero
12-13-2006, 11:48 PM
ordered:

1. MF Doom (including Zev Luv)
2. Posdnuos (may not be relevant anymore... but he is to me)
3. Del
4. Wildchild
5. MF Grimm
6. Slug
7. Count BassD
8. Black Thought
9. Boots Riley
10. Aesop Rock

Plug Zero
12-13-2006, 11:59 PM
oh so you like buck 65 then,Ive only got square,its a cool album,very different.

Remember what I said about Canadian hip hop?
Naaaah, j/k. Nothing wrong with liking the dude. Just not my cup of tea.

Capital Q
12-14-2006, 02:16 AM
Slug is kool but i really dont give a damn about 2mex

"KingSolomDin"
12-14-2006, 02:21 AM
my little lis is in no real order;
omni
aesop rock
mf doom
c-rayz walls
gift of gab
slug
murs
grouch
mr. lif
oh no

UMGuide
12-14-2006, 04:56 AM
No Order, and this list changes depending on my mood

Brother Ali
Mr. Lif
Del
Killah Priest
Grouch
Chino XL
Lyrics Born
Speech
ECID
Saigon

Brofski
12-14-2006, 05:36 AM
No order...

Shyheim
Afu-Ra
Vast Aire
Necro
Ill Bil
Ras Kass
Mc Serch
Pharoahe Monche
Lord Finesse

And if he counts as underground (which he does in UK to my knowledge, never hear of him anywhere)...

Big L

the reelest
12-14-2006, 11:22 AM
not in order

Big L
cormega
AZ
Lowkey
doc brown
canibus
immortal technique
jus Allah
mf doom
sage francis

the reelest
12-14-2006, 11:25 AM
i forgot to mention loads more

talib kweli
saigon!!
pharoah monch
mos def, even tho he aint probably underground anymore

HoBGoBLiN
12-14-2006, 11:34 AM
The Reelest you dainty Blackburn swine, how do man? It's F'Nom by the way, been a while eh?

the reelest
12-14-2006, 11:39 AM
fukin hell man is it really u.
missed u man.
where the fuk hav u been.u still rappin??
been hopin i'd find u somewhere.

.meZ
12-14-2006, 11:44 AM
Tech N9ne
Ras Kass
RA the rugged man
Slug
Orifice
Chino XL
One Be Lo
Ill Bill
Killah Priest
Pharoahe Monch

no order
honourable mention : virtuoso, reef, sean price + if i could include groups there would be loads

Vats of Urine
12-14-2006, 12:05 PM
I don't know doom.

.ScottishHead
12-14-2006, 12:05 PM
I don't know doom.

what was the point in that answer when you clearly do.

the reelest
12-14-2006, 12:07 PM
i know??^^

Gold.
12-14-2006, 01:10 PM
1.x-raided
2.mac mall
3.dirty birdy
4.esham
5.above the law
6.az
7.spice 1
8.E-40(when he was underground)
9.ya boy
10.celly cel

LMAO! AZ? Ya boy! he's got a major record deal, just cos he's not released an album yet....

Gold.
12-14-2006, 01:12 PM
i really dont give a damn about 2mex

Where did that come from, and why? 2mex is absolutely amazing, have you actually heard him rappin? actually why would I bother asking that, you obviously haven't.

Dras
12-14-2006, 04:36 PM
oh no

Oh No is ill Disrupt is his best project imo. When he's with Aloe Blacc its dopeness.

feral
12-14-2006, 05:18 PM
OhNo's track for Foreign Beggars was sick.

Eddie Talent
12-14-2006, 07:32 PM
slug
copywrite
im. tech
louis logic
necro
me
planet a
chino xl
CROOKED I



all those cats could do big things on a CD