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**OneidaDreamer** · 09-04-2007, 03:01 AM

Check out this dope video my brothers and sisters, you won't be disappointed.

Peace Out
OD

MySpaceTV: Sneak Attack by ROME

**OneidaDreamer** · 09-04-2007, 04:58 PM

MySpaceTV: Skinny Puppy breaks... by Christine

A definite must see.
Trust OD

**OneidaDreamer** · 09-04-2007, 09:29 PM

MySpaceTV: Chubb Rock, O.C, Jeru The Damaja - Crooklyn Dodgers by Getter

**OneidaDreamer** · 09-04-2007, 09:30 PM

MySpaceTV: A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation by American Soldier

**OneidaDreamer** · 09-04-2007, 09:31 PM

MySpaceTV: dj shadow by 369musik

**OneidaDreamer** · 09-04-2007, 09:32 PM

MySpaceTV: Drunk Trumpet (live) - Kid Koala by sil's just such a short name

**OneidaDreamer** · 09-04-2007, 09:35 PM

YouTube - Digable Planets on Current TV

**OneidaDreamer** · 09-04-2007, 10:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Homalosa

The question running around these days is whether or not true Hip Hop is dead. A child of the 70's and 80's, I've seen Hip Hop go through many phases, from party fun lines, to political expression, to personal attacks, and now this huge influx of southern booty rap appears rampant. So when my son showed an interest in being an MC, I wanted to know what angle he'd take.

He was very interested in the categories I call from rapper to poet. The lowest level being a rapper (Bow Wow) who hopes to ascend to an MC (Ludacris/TI), who with skill becomes a lyricist (Jay Z/Nas), and with time and experience, hopefully becomes a poet(Mos Def, Talib Kweli, & Common). My son said he wanted to become a poet. I cautioned him, saying, the poets in hip hop don't always get signed, rarely have clips on MTV Cribs, but always hold the respect of their peers.

So what did my husband and I do? We immersed our son and his cousin into the roots of hip hop, drenching them in the higher classes and now they are on their way. At times they are tempted to dummy down their lyrics and styles to fit the norm, but we warm them that makes them just like everyone else.

And as for other Native rappers, Canada is the beholder of some gem stones. Check out Rez Official, a slammin' collective of hard hitting MCs and lyricists. My favorite is Drezus. War Party also has much heat.

In the mean time, check out The Thobacks, who include my son, Yung 1 and his cousins Tonio and Dj AmBooGie at:
MySpace.com - Thobacks - Dallas, US - Hip Hop / Rap - www.myspace.com/thobackmuzik

In addition to something different, you'll find Drezus on their top.

Your Son's group kicks so much booty! Dang Gurl!
Much Luv,Much Luv
Peace Out
OD

NotAllWhowanderRLost · 09-04-2007, 11:00 PM

All those videos are so bad @$$! Thanks for posting the links Brother.

Me

Homalosa · 09-04-2007, 11:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OneidaDreamer

Your Son's group kicks so much booty! Dang Gurl!
Much Luv,Much Luv
Peace Out
OD

thanks! I'll be sure to tell them!

NotAllWhowanderRLost · 09-04-2007, 11:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OneidaDreamer

"I'm about the culture of hip-hop
I’m about real hip-hop
I'm about the love of hip-hopin
and respect from hip-hopin
that’s forever that’s always but;
I think what the ESSENCE of what hip hop is about; I mean, I think what you people can attest to it.
You people that are here; its not about money and cars and diamonds and you know; and given the negative images to our kids and makin them believe that, they have to walk around with a gun and shoot it. Just to feel validated you know what I mean?
And they have to strive to be drug dealers you know what I mean?
That’s not what it is.That’s not what it is.
So if you do anything, remember that;
Hip-Hop is just not about the music, you know what I mean?
It's about a way of life and our whole culture
and it didn't start with the Sugar Hill Gang
and as much as I love Jam Master J, it didn't start with Run DMC"

Before rap was a game
Before Hip Hop was a Nation
Before Lauren Hill began our miss-education

Before milk was chillin
or PE brought the NOISE
Before Heavy D and the Boyz

Before the Roof caught on Fire
Before "FRESH" was the "Word"
Before Houdini and Friends and Roxane's Revenge

Before the freaks came out at night
Before “Say HO!!"
Before the CRASH CREW was rockin on the radios!

Before Whitney, Mariah, and Brandi and Janet
Before BAM and
The Soul Sonic Force rocked the planet!

Before we were the breaks and before hard times
Before the GANG, King Tim and
Before Super Rhymes

Before Reganomics
Before rappers got shot in their stomachs
Before you found hip-hop in comics

Before "G's"
Before Weed was "Trees"
Before goin "Road Dog" gave you a deadly disease

Before "Haterz"
Before Thugs and Perpetrators
Before the Alphas and before the Betas

Before Beepers, Cell Phones , Retro Gods,
Fed-X, Food Stamps
And Metro Cars

Before Gats or cops was 5O
and before Gats was answers and
Before the B-Boys turned into Break Dancers

Before Legs was “Crazy”
Before Alternative Swayze
Back when my man L said "It's hot and it’s humid and its hazy"

Before Trends and Tattoos
By no means get this twisted,
My name is HIP-HOP AND I'VE ALWAYS EXISTED

In this physical form
Or in the essence of rhyme
Grand Master Kaz baby, greatest of all time…

Quote and Spoken Word
off Z-Trips 2006 Album Shifting Gears
Track 15

I just bought this album. So dang sexy and great underground-keepin-it-fahrealz-beatz!
Awesome spoken word on the hidden track by Grand Master Kaz. Hellz yeah boi!

Muahs to OD!
Me

**OneidaDreamer** · 09-05-2007, 02:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Homalosa

thanks! I'll be sure to tell them!

The pleasure was all mine my dear. But Your Welcome none the less.

Peace
OD

**spottedeagle** · 09-09-2007, 01:57 PM

I have never really been a big rap music fan. However, having children and rap music being so popular these days, I try to keep an open mind. I do however, pay close attention to what they listen to. There have been several CD's my 14 year old has brought home that were not allowed to be kept due to the content of the lyrics. I've sat down and discussed why we don't approve of these things and in the end, he agreed that it is direspectful to talk about women in that manner, etc. So trying to be a good parent I try to search out music that has more approriate lyrics.

Thanks for putting up the links for War Party. That's the kind of music I want my children listening to. Music with lyrics that have meaning and are being positive in a world with so much negativity.

**OneidaDreamer** · 09-09-2007, 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spottedeagle

I have never really been a big rap music fan. However, having children and rap music being so popular these days, I try to keep an open mind. I do however, pay close attention to what they listen to. There have been several CD's my 14 year old has brought home that were not allowed to be kept due to the content of the lyrics. I've sat down and discussed why we don't approve of these things and in the end, he agreed that it is direspectful to talk about women in that manner, etc. So trying to be a good parent I try to search out music that has more approriate lyrics.

Thanks for putting up the links for War Party. That's the kind of music I want my children listening to. Music with lyrics that have meaning and are being positive in a world with so much negativity.

I'm glad you have found this thread. Keep on researchin my friend!

Peace
OD

**OneidaDreamer** · 12-12-2007, 03:15 PM

Underground Hip Hop Forever!

**OneidaDreamer** · 12-12-2007, 04:38 PM

What is everyone's favorite underground Hip Hop Group/MC/DJ of 2007? Or Group that came out this year that stuck you as kick a$$? 2008 is right around the corner so lets finish out this year with some great new Artists ya'll!

Brooklyn · 12-12-2007, 06:09 PM

Thanks for the links. I was in NYC when Wave Twisters debuted.

As far as new underground artists, I have no idea.

**OneidaDreamer** · 12-12-2007, 07:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brooklyn

Thanks for the links. I was in NYC when Wave Twisters debuted.

As far as new underground artists, I have no idea.

Nice! Wave Twisters is one of my favs homie!
Have a good safe holiday
Peace
OD

Yawa^ko for stoppin by

RainbowSpiriDancer · 01-02-2008, 08:50 PM

I don't really care for hard core rap but I like Litefoot and Nelly.

**OneidaDreamer** · 01-11-2008, 12:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RainbowSpiriDancer

I don't really care for hard core rap but I like Litefoot and Nelly.

I agree. Nelly's ok by me I guess. I don't listen to him, but I don't hate either. Lite Foot I'm pretty ambivalent about too. Yawa^ko for stoppin by my friend.

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spottedeagle FANMAKR Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Soaring over you Posts: 4,614	I have never really been a big rap music fan. However, having children and rap music being so popular these days, I try to keep an open mind. I do however, pay close attention to what they listen to. There have been several CD's my 14 year old has brought home that were not allowed to be kept due to the content of the lyrics. I've sat down and discussed why we don't approve of these things and in the end, he agreed that it is direspectful to talk about women in that manner, etc. So trying to be a good parent I try to search out music that has more approriate lyrics. Thanks for putting up the links for War Party. That's the kind of music I want my children listening to. Music with lyrics that have meaning and are being positive in a world with so much negativity. __________________ The things you are doing today are the traditions of twenty-five years from now. -Daryl Baldwin: Miami http://www.myspace.com/spottedeagle_fans

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OneidaDreamer PowWows.com Addicts Join Date: May 2006 Location: My Woman's Rez Posts: 2,304	Fav New Underground Hip Hop Group of 2007 What is everyone's favorite underground Hip Hop Group/MC/DJ of 2007? Or Group that came out this year that stuck you as kick a$$? 2008 is right around the corner so lets finish out this year with some great new Artists ya'll! __________________

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Brooklyn Abunai Deka Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Oakland, CA Posts: 23	Thanks for the links. I was in NYC when Wave Twisters debuted. As far as new underground artists, I have no idea.

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