DJ Mark 45 King --- entire discography

^^the beats, the hooks, the titles and concepts have an old school vibe too, in many cases.

I've been looking for this for a while. he had another single called "What A Brother Know" which had a video and was real dope. Kid had a pretty modern style. He was down with 3xDope and all of them, right?

I remember this album being really wack at the time. Maybe it has aged decently.

Am I the only one who finds Mos Def to be extremely boring on the mic? He's the rapping equivalent of Lawrence Fishburne's character in Boyz N' The Hood.

Aquemini by an isolated mid-August Georgia dirt road mile....

Here's what I don't understand. Alot of the olderheads make the claim that the newer crop of artists do no respect or acknowledge the schools that came before them. Now, let's think about some of the biggest artists of the past five years. Puff Daddy Busta Rhymes Snoop Dogg Missy Elliot Timbaland Na...

Black Moon SHOULD NOT lose to Ressurection.

Great shit, I've waited for years to hear this, shit bumps lovely and conjures images of late 80s NYC with the crispness.

GoldenCrates wrote:

Nl5H wrote:and plus you are forgetting the new breed, crooked I, sly boogie, J-5, dilated peoples...

Jurassic 5 were all originaly from New Jersey and moved to cali

Go to hell, asshole.

2. rappers who are nice but boring on the mic. examples being like jada, fabolous, dipset...etc, any rapper who just says the words in their flow, instead of.....barking them like ghostface setting it off on bring the ruckus, or biggie in gimme the loot. they just don't sound like they mean what th...

locke cole wrote:I remember when fat joe came out everyone shat on him for being wack, which he was. The Fat Gangsta get's no love for that. He wasn't any good until Pun was writing his shit

He was weak on the mic but the album is still highly enjoyable.

clark bent wrote:not this particular one...altho i have the yo interview...this one is much better and more in depth with prince de jour

Yes, but the Yo! interview has Juju saying "Geraldo? That nigga's Jewish!"

Please tell me that the Beatnuts interview is from Yo!

OK, now that we've all participated in this out of control filesharing orgy, does anyone feel like expressing their opinions on the music they've heard? Out of the songs that were entirely new to me, I must say that I was thoroughly impressed with Sha Now the Remedy Man's solo joint. For those that ...

Move Free wrote: Nate Dog


Innercity Griots




You cats who voted for anyone else should get off that pipe.

Heed your own advice.

Wow, this is a bargain bin classic. I just saw it today as a matter of fact, for $2.99. I copped it back in 96 because the Cella Dwellas shouted them out. They are from Brooklyn, and their style is very typical of the time period, though they seem to favor keyboard sounds over samples on some songs....

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Steezel Weezel wrote:Like, creating a master list?

I can get around to it.

Yeah. I mean I guess its a simple cut-n-paste procedure. So who's gonna take the weight?

One minute you're coming home from high school, watching Ralph McDaniel's video music box..Next thing you know you're favorite rappers can't even get a major to answer their calls. Damn, that hit especially close to home... I think as the knowledgeable older generation we might be wise to assume Di...

Um, it's a good idea.

Who has enough initiative to get it started?

Questionmark Asylum are worse than even sophomore LP Grand Daddy IU so... Why so much hate on Questionmark Asylum? I thought they're debut album was pretty nice. Songs like "Curse Of the Q" were just bangin They were soft, every song sounded exactly the same, and their jack of the Pharcyde style wa...

There has been considerable effort to reup the music in this thread. The links do not all die quickly, the community here is very small but very helpful and good about reupping, so I feel there is absolutely no need to change anything right now.

Did this ever happen?

Allan Smithee wrote:

DVS wrote:yeah i thought snoop was long beach...

yeah but it's still LA county...people from LB might say they're from "LB" as opposed to "LA" but it's really the same thing...


& I thought Cypress Hill was from Bakersfield or some shit...

they are from South Gate.

It would be dope if some of you savage lurkers reupped these links as they died.

wuk wrote:

KRS-THUN ATTACK! wrote:

zygmontone wrote:i'm with ack, i don't see how this can even be close...

Location: chicago

what are you trying to say?

All I'm trying to say is that people from Chicago might be better off at a House Music forum.

zygmontone wrote:i'm with ack, i don't see how this can even be close...

Location: chicago

n.w.a. alone has more classic albums than that entire new jersey list. Wrong. Both Artifacts albums, the first three PRT albums, Queen latifah's debut, Naughty's debut, The Original Flavor Unit compilation, Lakim Shabazz's debut, and a host of other albums out of Jersey can be rightfully considered...

As much as I respect LA's contribution to the rap game, in particular the albums made by NWA and related peoples, I have to step in and rep for New Jeruz. A lot of you are grossly underestimating what NJ has brought to the table. NJ was home to literally dozens of rap labels (including the biggest o...