Other Mixes By kevin snow
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Hip Hop/Rap
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Hip Hop/Rap
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Hip Hop/Rap
The History of Hip Hop, Volume 3 1986-1988
| Artist | Song | |
| mc shan (feat. marley marl) | the bridge (86) | |
| ice-t | 6 in the mornin' (86) | |
| eric b. & rakim | eric b. is president (86) | |
| run dmc | walk this way (86) | |
| boogie down productions | south bronx (86) | |
| beastie boys | fight for your right (to party) (86) | |
| salt-n-pepa | push it (87) | |
| audio two | top billin' (87) | |
| eazy-e | boyz-in-the hood (87) | |
| eric b. & rakim | paid in full (87) | |
| public enemy | rebel without a pause (88) | |
| epmd | you gots to chill (88) | |
| rob base & d.j. e-z rock | it takes two (88) | |
| big daddy kane | ain't no half steppin' (88) | |
| dj jazzy jeff & the fresh prince | parents just don't understand (88) | |
| n.w.a. | straight outta compton (88) | |
Comment:
One of the biggest lyrical battles in the history of hip hop was that between MC Shan and KRS-One (of Boogie Down Productions) over the origins of the music. Hip hop began to reach mainstream audiences with songs like "Walk This Way", "Fight For Your Right To Party", and "It Takes Two".
Feedback:
Great mix, Snow! This is like looking in a long lost photo album. I gotta go listen to some of these songs now and relive past glories.
This looks like a great series!
I would seriously LOVE copies of these 3 mixes. Hookmeup, yo. trade?
great mix(es). One suggestion I would have is to include the Ultramagnetic MCs for their early influence on the underground scene. Not positive on the years but it was in this time period
MAN. I need to get this.
This is my favorite one so far.