You Rep Hip Hop? Post your collection.....

[king hassan]

The Nonce "Bus Stops b/w Keep It On" 12 (L.A.Cats) Queen Latifah "Latifah's Had It Up to Here" 12'', Pharoh Monch "Simon Says" 12''

 

[Stew]

Thanks to everyone who participated in this thread. Dope shit, keep Hip Hop Alive.

 

[_Menace_]

DAMN its unsticky....

 

[OGClarenceBoddicker]

I gave away like every album I ever owned or the shit got stolen.

These the only albums I still got, wit no kind of case, booklet, nunna that shit.

I don't know who shit this is, every nigga in my neighborhood don had this cd in they possession, i'm just the last one to have it. That's one of them community albums. "It's sorta like it's both of ours, I just keep it at my house"

 

[OGClarenceBoddicker]

Casettes.

 

[_Menace_]

update on Sinatra

 

[tompetrez3]

Smoking and llistening to records

 

[king hassan]

Was wondering what happened to this thread

 

[tompetrez3]

 

[_Menace_]

here's more.....

a little update...

Finished with 2Pac and Mariah bout to finish my Billy Joel collection and Marvin Gaye... just about finished Sinatra and NaS...

 

[tompetrez3]

1979 rap music

 

[king hassan]

1979 rap music

Major dapz right here

Man, I was just reflecting. When I used to crate dig, I'd go to independent record stores, not the chains, and the good times. They'd have tables in the back of the store and cats would be back there spinning and anybody could get up there and spin, sometimes it would be a line to get on the tables. And the dj's you'd meet that would exchange cards and info to parties they'd be spinning at, good times, real good times. You can't do that sitting at home downloading off the cpu...

 

[_Menace_]

so hassan i get no GOAT???

biased!

 

[king hassan]

so hassan i get no GOAT???

biased!

I've given you some, Willis what you talking bout. And you keep showing the same stuff over and over

 

[tompetrez3]

More 1979 hip hop artifacts. 1st run OOP pressings

This record below pre dates rappers delight by 6 months in this retail format for the title of first official rap record. My dad told me he had a promo white label version from 1978 and there are more obscure regional rap records from New York that were pressed from 1975-1979 that can hold the title as first hip hop record.

 

[tompetrez3]

 

[scrapper1]

@GalouDaBklynKing thats a dope collection. He had 8 Off in there, lol. Cool

 

[king hassan]

@GalouDaBklynKing thats a dope collection. He had 8 Off in there, lol. Cool

A lot of cats don't know 8 Off is Agallah now

 

[tompetrez3]

This tape has special meaning to me. It's one of the first pieces of hip hop media I started with back in 1986 and I held on this copy since. Its also my first exposure to grey market bootlegs. I'm really hoping someone can recognize and tell me a bit more about these kind of cassettes. My dad was stationed in Japan 85-86 and he used to periodically mail loads of these type of cassettes home. When I was younger he told me they had a record store outside the base where you can tell them whatever songs or albums you wanted and comeback the next day to pick your tapes up. These tapes used to have "p.funk" "maxwell" "TDC" or "SST" on them. The only people that I have seen with these tapes are families of armed forces service members. I haven't seen ones besides my own since 1989. Do any elder IC members have or seen these kind of tapes?

 

[WiseGuyy]

Ohh Shit this thread Dope as Fuck. Some real Hip Hop Heads Out Here. Boutta take some Pics Ill be back loll