phat hip hop song for systems

[rctecinc 10+ year member]

N.O.R.E.

Full Mode......................dope a$$ beat....................................

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[dreid 10+ year member]

all 3-6

all cash money

there are alot of songs, way too many to list

 

[rctecinc 10+ year member]

3-6...? what you mean 3-6 mafia?

 

[rctecinc 10+ year member]

also wanna kill some street comp out there while playing a song that will fit the moment.........i recommend only playing this if you have a bad a$$ system.....

ok its J.Z. the take over.....crazy bass.

 

[greed 10+ year member]

the one the only ...

NOTORIOUS BIG

 

[masterbass 10+ year member]

project pat album mista dont play this cd slams has every bass freq made its a must have //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crazy.gif.c13912c32de98515d3142759a824dae7.gif

 

[rctecinc 10+ year member]

This is my opinion but i think new york has the best rap....and rappers....think about it.......most of the good ones came out of new york......well rap was invented in nyc but i'm talking mainly about the rap of recent years.

Biggie

j z

krs 1

nore

busta

nas

cool g rap

rakim

even 2pac was from nyc

but the list goes on and on and on.

don't get me wrong i love all types of rap from anywhere.......

 

[cliff4060 10+ year member]

Originally posted by greed the one the only ...

 

NOTORIOUS BIG

The no the not the never for GOOD BASS.

 

[syntekz 10+ year member]

Check out anything by Dayton Family.

 

[ChopShop Racing 10+ year member]

the best bass is old school rap, like scrub the ground, ice ice baby, let me see ya work it, RUN DMC- you b illin, its tricky, me so horny. in the 80's, they didnt have the systems compared to todays and so they had to amp the 40-80hrz up like 5-8 times of how much they do today.

favorit-----????prolly Brass Monkey

 

[ss3079 5,000+ posts]

RUN-DMC, that was good back in the day lol, I like the song they did with Aerosmith - Walk This Way, not a good bass song but it was good back in the day lol.

 

[00blazer_xtreme]

sorry bud but 2-pac was from cali, if your from texas you know bout the underground like lil flip, esg, slim thug, list goes on

 

[rctecinc 10+ year member]

Originally posted by 00blazer_xtreme sorry bud but 2-pac was from cali, if your from texas you know bout the underground like lil flip, esg, slim thug, list goes on

no my friend your wrong he came out of nyc but i wouldn't expect someone from texas to know that..... he was straight out of brooklyn nyc.....how do you think he and biggie became friends before they got into all that beef.......oh!!! don't take that thing i said about you being from texas to heart.

 

[ss3079 5,000+ posts]

Tupac Amaru Shakur, 16 June 1971, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA, d. 13 September 1996, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The controversy-laced gangsta rapper "2Pac" was the son of two Black Panther members, and his mother was actually pregnant with her son while being held in a New York prison. As a teenager Shakur studied at the Baltimore School Of Arts, before he moved to Marin City, California with his family and began hustling on the streets. His first appearance on the hip-hop scene came with a brief spell as part of Digital Underground, but it was with his 1991 debut 2Pacalypse Now that he announced himself as one of rap's newest talents, while gaining censure from various quarters for the album's explicit lyrical content. He gained his first crossover success in July 1993 with "I Get Around". The platinum-selling album which housed it, Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. ... offered a rare degree of insight, with glints of wisdom like "Last Wordz" - "United we stand, divided we fall, they can shoot one *****, but they can't shoot us all". To further his views he ran the Underground Railroad network for troubled teenagers in his native Oakland, California.

In 1994, Shakur collaborated with his older brother Mopreme, Syke, Macadoshis and the Rated R on the short-lived Thug Life project, releasing the morbid and violent Volume 1. By this time his acting career was also burgeoning, following a memorable performance as Bishop in Ernest Dickerson's Juice. After appearing in director John Singleton's movie Poetic Justice, alongside Janet Jackson, he was dropped from the same director's Higher Learning. Shakur took things into his own hands when he was also removed from the set of Allen Hughes' Menace II Society when he attacked the director, for which he received a 15 day jail sentence in February 1994. He did however, make it on to the final cut of the basketball movie Above The Rim. Shakur's run-ins with the police had escalated in line with his profile as a prominent black artist.

He was arrested in 1992 when a fight he was involved in resulted in the accidental death of a six-year-old boy, although the charges were later dismissed. He was accused in October 1993 of involvement in the shooting of two plain clothes policemen (later dismissed), and one count of forceful sodomy of a female fan. He was already on bail for an outstanding battery charge for allegedly striking a woman who asked for his autograph, and had also been arrested in Los Angeles for carrying a concealed weapon and assaulting a driver. Further controversy followed when a tape of 2Pacalypse Now was found in the possession of a man arrested for murder. Shakur was found guilty of the sexual assault in November 1994, but the following day (30 November) was shot and robbed in the lobby of Quad Studios in New York's Times Square. Shakur later accused Biggie Smalls (the Notorious B.I.G.), Andre Harrell and Sean "Puffy" Combs of involvement in the shooting, directly leading to the east coast/west coast feud that would eventually result in the deaths of both the Notorious B.I.G. and Shakur himself.

Following the shooting incident, Shakur was sentenced to four and a half years in jail on February 7 1995. The epic Me Against The World was released while he was serving his sentence, but still debuted at number 1 in the US charts. Meanwhile, Marion "Suge' Knight, president of hip-hop's most successful label Death Row Records, had arranged parole for Shakur, who eventually served only eight months of his sentence. Newly signed to Death Row, Shakur released 1996"s sprawling double set All Eyez On Me, which entered the main Billboard US chart at number 1. The reviews were both supportive and outstandingly good, and the album sold over six million in its first year, and generated a hit single with the Dr. Dre duet "California Love'. During the same year, Shakur began concentrating on his acting career again, appearing in Bullet and Gridlock'd (opposite Tim Roth). Further drama came when he was gunned down in Las Vegas on 8 September after watching the Mike Tyson-Bruce Seldon fight at the MGM Grand, and died five days later. Various explanations were given, including the theory that the Notorious B.I.G. arranged the shooting after Shakur had bragged about sleeping with his wife, Faith Evans. The east coast/west coast rivalry continued after his death, leading to the Notorious B.I.G."s murder in similar circumstances six months later. In a further twist, Orlando Anderson, the chief suspect in Shakur's murder, was shot dead on 29 May 1998.

Since his death Shakur's recorded legacy has generated several posthumous releases and hit singles, amid ugly squabblings over his estate. R U Still Down? (Remember Me) (released on his mother's new Amaru label) collects unreleased material from 1992-1994. The Rose That Grew From Concrete is an excellent tribute album from many of rap's new wave, all of whom owe much to his talent and legacy.

Yep hes straight out of NYC....Death Row

 

[rctecinc 10+ year member]

well he was born in nyc....but he blew up in cali...thats what i mean......and he only joined death row to get out of jail......sh!t shug knight made him sign a contract in jail on a piece of paper........what i meant about tupac is that is a product of nyc.