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I didn't read through the thread...but I'd say "old school" hip hop died off around when Pac and Biggie became popular, and then certainly when they died.
Rap had gone through the gangsta rap changes in the early 90s, but after pac and biggie rap was huge. Old school hip hop I guess would be defined pre-gangsta, even though I'd consider gangsta rap and pre-pac and biggie death rap old school too. I guess the big changes were the mainstream break in with Run DMC and Beastie Boys (say what you want, they made it acceptable for whites) and then after NWA and Death Row things really started to change. |
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#42 |
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de la soul
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Gangsta rap didn't become mainstream until 1992 due in part to Dr. Dre.
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Once again, a platinum album with singles being played on MTV is pretty fucking mainstream..
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Wait, why would you say The Chronic was mainstream and not Straight Outta Compton??
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because rap then was gaining in popularity. While NWA laid the foundation for it, it still was not as popular as it was in 1992.
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Would you two just read my posts. Others think mine is legit
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Oh yea, as far as Busta Rhymes, he's that exception. Because you look at him (people who REALLY follow hip hop) and like Kris P said, he was part of the Tribe Called Quest group, which IMO is old skool, yet brought some GREAT hits during the Gangsta Rap era.
Others, like LL Cool J, KRS One, and others like them are still old skool, even if they put out anything during the gangsta rap era because they were "known the most" at that point (old skool) |
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I'd say LL Cool J is much more of a household name in the past 10 years than he ever was in the 80's..
Movies, that tv show, etc.. |
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Savior is retarded..
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See: Feces
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Busta Rhymes wasn't in A Tribe Called Quest but he did collaborate with them a few times. He was in The Leaders of the New School
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Yeah, I just meant he came out earlier in the 90s than most people think.. The "recommend me Oldskool hip hop" thread reminded me of this.. In that thread, people suggested alot of shit from the early 90s, which I consider Oldskool..
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Old school hip hop has a different production sound. Mostly the way it's mixed and the way the drum machine sounds. But old school "is a term" and could be used to label pre mid 90's hip hop.
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Most Oldskool beats qhere taken from breaks of other songs and not made on a beat machine..
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Ah okay then. When did drum machines become more common in hip hop?
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Itheyve always been used but the original "breaks" were taken from other songs and juggled to make a new song.. Most innovative beat making came around in the early 90s with guys like RZA and Premere..
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Cool. Rza is awesome and DJ Premier is great.
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i would consider oldschool to be sort of up to the mid 90s. the backing tracks used to be way more interesting and cool back in the day. now it seems to be some sparse drumkit and huge synth sound which i don't like. although i liked whodini's 80s take on it
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You are fucking stupid krispy, I am stating GR didn't hit Mainstream till the 90s and you are saying it hit mainstream earlier. Fuckin learn to read.
"duhhh I dont know what you mean savior??" Let me help you this is old school: -------------------------------- This is not old school: |
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Oh Savior "stated" it so it must be true..
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It was mainstream though.. It made albums have to have parental warning labels and was banned by the FBI.. It went double patinum..
Just because you don't remember it being huge they had two videos on regular rotation on MTV.. There were stories in the USA Today about it.. It changed the face of musis, not just Hip Hop.. But it wasnt mainstream?? |
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Old School- ie. Eric B & Rakim, Kurtis Blow, EPMD, Public Enemy
New Old School- ie. "Nuthin' But A G Thang", "All Eyez On Me", Puff Daddy & Biggie, Eazy E & Bone Thugs New School- Eminem, 50 Cent, Kanye, Jay-Z The Future- Drake, Soulja Boy, Nicky Minaj whack- 2 Sicc & Mista E |
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Just saw you were one year old when it came out so how could you know all that.. Better question, since you don't know, why are you trying to argue otherwise??
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READ MY FUCKING POSTS I KNOW IT WAS RELEASED IN 1988
Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Krispy, NWA's "Straight Outta Compton" was released in 1988 Get it? ------------------- Secondly so blogger wrote that, Oh but the internet "stated" it so it must be true.. |
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old school- beginning-1994
new old school- 1995-2000 new school- 2000-2009 the future- 2009-present |
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....and that is just ONE Gangsta rap album that reached success. Gangsta rap did not really take off until the 90s. Same EXACT thing with Grunge music sure it was around before the 90s but it realllly took off in the 90s.
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okay to end the debate, as for
old school Gangsta rap- NWA (Dre as part of a group) new old school Gangsta rap- The Chronic (Dre as a solo artist) |
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It took off when the album that "opened the door" for gansta rap went platinum and was a mainstream success..
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Which was in 1988..
The time period you are referring to is the renaissance.. When every single album of every single kind of hip hop was awesome.. East coast-illmatic, ready to die, 36 chambers, reasonable doubt, the infamous, etc West cost-the chron, doggystyle, 2paclypse, etc Dirty south-southernplayalistic, soul food, the diary, mystic styles, tru, riding dirty, on top of the world, etc |
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I really consider anything pre biggie and tupac's murders to be old school
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I agree..
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It is hard to choose a cut off date but when gangsta rap came in there was a transition eliminating old school hip-hop.
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