Favorite "rap" song?

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oh, oh, Beasty Boys does some great stuff every once in a while.
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Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Additionally, did Outkast recently change their image or something? Because I had a HS friend who I think listened to Outkast, and I can't much imagine that the same group who just recently released the light (if annoying) ditty "Hey Ya" earlier had a song that was extremely agressive and around the likes of "Mass Vagina Fucker" (I swear something like that; that's at least what the refrain sounded like)... :?
Outkast is actually two dudes, Andre 3000 and some other guy. That other guy did Hey Ya as a solo, and Andre 3000 did some other song as a solo.

As for me, I like
Damn It Feels Good to be a Gangsta by Ghetto Boys, as Zaia mentioned. Fun song.
Without Me by Eminem. Hilarious.
Lose Yourself also by Eminem. Great song.
Pretty much anything by the Beastie Boys, esp. Sabotage. They're funny as hell.
The rock/rap fusion that Aerosmith and Run DMC did on Walk This Way was awesome beyond words.
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Yeah, but what I'm wondering is if they did a total 180 with their image, because the tracks I heard about three years ago were total fucking hardcore, like "death-rap, for lack of a better word.
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Hamel wrote:The Star Wars rap songs~~~ :idea:
Yes, any other rap is just "yuck" to me.
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Weird Al stuff like Amish Paradise and All About the Pentiums, and then soem Beastie Boys stuff. Intergalactic's my favorite, probably. :)
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I generally hate rap and all of its ilk, as it's partly responsible for the abomination that is Nu-Metal... but I kinda like parodies such as Amish Paradise by Weird Al Yankovic.
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Homespun suburban blues- Bob Dylan
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The Yosemite Bear wrote:Homespun suburban blues- Bob Dylan
I think it's "Homeless Subterranean Blues"...
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Outkast, N.E.R.D if they actually count as rap, Run DMC and Beastie Boys. I can't really name specific songs.

Oh and im addicted to that eminem song about the LSD trip. Drug ballad or something like that.
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Rappers Delight - Sugar Hill Gang
It's Tricky - Run DMC
My Adidas - Run DMC
Hand That Rocks the Cradle - Big Stan
Hey yah - Outkast
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If Outkast counts as rap (which I'm not sure they do--they seem to be a bit of everything instead of just one genre), they're definitely up toward the top of my list--I love "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below."
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I just gotta go with Gin and Juice, its a classic by now as far as I'm concerned.
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While i tend to despise most everything that's related to rap, i do enjoy the beastie boys for their brand of humor. and weird al. other than that rap is an abomination in the eyes of allah and must be expunged! . . .err, ignore that bit of ranting. carry on.
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I'm sorry there is no rap song that i can honestly say i like. The cloest i can think of is some of Bubba Sparxxx's tracks.
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Kyle wrote:I just gotta go with Gin and Juice, its a classic by now as far as I'm concerned.
And Phish should be smacked with a ball peen hammer the size of a makerel for that remake. :mrgreen:
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What loads of people have said of course, Grandmaster Flash and Sugar Hill.

Forget about Dre is a personal favourite.

Unexpurgated version of Goldie Lookin Chain's Half-Man-Half-Machine is making me giggle right now. MC Tunes - Only Rhyme that Bites and John Barnes on the New Order En-ger-land '90 have in the past.
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The Yosemite Bear wrote:Homespun suburban blues- Bob Dylan
I think it's "Homeless Subterranean Blues"...
That would be "Subterranean Homesick Blues" :)
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Nobody's mentioned Group-X! Greatest rap in the world, idiot! Shigity shwa.
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Eminem feat. Dido | Stan
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verilon wrote:Eminem feat. Dido | Stan
I heard that's a "sentimental" one but I haven't been able to pick it up.

Is the version with Elton John any good? I heard it was.
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well how about sea chantee's roucheous sailor songs, with the lyrics spoken in a chantable shout. very simular to rap in style, and often the lyrics had many double meanings.

lets go into "what shall we do with the drunken sailor"

where they:
lash him to the top of the mast, tie him to a barrel while the whole crew ass fucks him, tie him to the cannon while the whole crew ass fucks him, leace him out in a dingy, dump him into the ship's sewars while everyyone takes turns pissing on him. hang him to the point of unconciousness but not death many, many times (but still don't kill him), string him up buy his ankles and dunk him into the ocean repeatbly, and finally death by keel hauling...


now hows that for subject matter...
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I'm not a big fan of rap at all. More of a casual listener....but I gotta say I really enjoy ICP's Murder Go Round and Sir Mix-A-Lot's Monsta Mack.

I've gotten into Missy Elliott's newer stuff....it's not too shabby. Especially a song of hers called Slide. I guess that song isn't quite that new, but hey. :lol:
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Ooooooh addition to the list:

U Cant Touch This - MC Hammer
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verilon wrote:Eminem feat. Dido | Stan
I heard that's a "sentimental" one but I haven't been able to pick it up.

Is the version with Elton John any good? I heard it was.
NO. Elton John BUTCHERED it.
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verilon wrote:
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verilon wrote:Eminem feat. Dido | Stan
I heard that's a "sentimental" one but I haven't been able to pick it up.

Is the version with Elton John any good? I heard it was.
NO. Elton John BUTCHERED it.
Which one? Thank You or Stan?

Dido's original Thank You was pretty sentimental, but cool. Stan is more Psycho-mental.
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SAMAS wrote:Which one? Thank You or Stan?

Dido's original Thank You was pretty sentimental, but cool. Stan is more Psycho-mental.
Stan. Dido sang the first verse to Thankyou (yes, that's how it appears on the album) in Stan. Elton John butchered it *horribly* when he did it with Eminem. And I'm not just saying that cos I'm a Dido fanwhore.
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