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All in Classical HipHop
“Chuck D” let me know he's nice, with “Public Enemy” there wasn't a pretense to keep up with fashion the noise sensationalized my senses and worldview, “Public Enemy” was and still are the Black Superheroes that afforded me the cape to wear , not father figures, but big uncles who guided me through my trouble you.
A young lady approaches with a very big smile
She wants to dance, but your feet are sore
But later for that, you go and dance some more
You do the hustle, bus stop, and even the samba
You make up a dance called the islands of ramba
Yes on the dance floor, you're throwin' a fit
And that is a result when you, feel it!
"Why must I feel like that?
Why must I chase the crack?
It's nothing but the bug in me."
“Say what, Peter Piper?
To hell with childish rhymes!
'Cause this jam is just movin'
The crowd is steady-groovin'
To a supersonic pace
With highs and stupid bass!
With some pep
And the step
'Cause the beat is so funky the pace is well kept—'cause we're—”
“I viewed Hip-Hop at that time especially the radio-friendly acts of being repetitive, Run-D.M.C., coasted on that, they were huge mega-acts, MTV love them, the album "Raising Hell" finally helped them crossover, I wasn't jumping for joy "Walk This Way"
At 15 years old I felt confused, why are things like this I need music to explain it to me.
"Well a picture can express a thousand words to describe all the beauty of life you give
And if the world was yours to do over, I know you'd paint a better place to live."
Allow me to share my thoughts on classic hip-hop tracks I find interesting, and sometimes tie it to Life of a Bastard and other tales of coming of age.
