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NessaPromoters
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 2:22pmSubject: Aussie Hip Hop
I think it needs its own thread IMO after reading the Hilltop Hoods secret show thread.

Love or hate it, tell us what you think!

Favorite artists, best/worse albums/songs.

Up coming shows - Mods can split these if they have to.




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KeyserPosts: 3,299
Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 2:25pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Thought I'd quote my own self here, ha ha.

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Are you after another bite? 
I'm not having a go here (which means I am), but if you listened to some Aussie hip hop you'd realise that it is extremely rare for anyone to rhyme the words V8, mate, date and late. 8 or 9 years ago I thought I would never listen to Aussie hip hop because I couldn't stand anything in an Australian accent. I was dead-set against my own country for some strange reason, but I soon saw the error in my ways. I can not stress enough how good Aussie hip hop can be. In this very city we have probably the best producer in the country, Trials, and I swear if you put an American rapper over one of his beats you'd Aussie haters would be falling over the cunt. The production is where I have seen the most improvement in our scene over the last few years. Top notch shit from all over the country, you got Lazy Grey making mad beats in Qld, the Plutonic Lab and Ciecmate over in the lower East coast, Trials of course in our fair city, and over the Western plains the Syllabolix crew have various entities churning out dope shit. The worst stereotype I hear about Oz hip hop is that it's just a bunch of bogans rapping about VB. 75% of American hip hop is guns, hos and bling. I can guarantee that 75% of Aussie shit ain't some dude spitting rhymes about the rivalry between Holdens and Fords (which I would rather listen to in place of the former anyway). Open your ears! Listen, instead of pigeon-holing our local scene into a tiny, country-bumpkin box. I won't lie, I love US hip hop and a very large portion of my favourite tracks/artists are from overseas. But that doesn't stop me from realising that our country produces some amazing flavours too. Take the Hilltop Hoods. I used to fucking hate them! Around the time The Calling came out was when the venom flowed through my veins whenever I heard their name. I was a hella-hater. This wasn't to do with their music, it was to do with the tall-poppy syndrome and it took me a long time to get over that and realise how good these fellas are. But in the end, I put my prejudices aside and actually listened. And I loved what I heard. Anyways, rant over. Anyone interested in hearing Aussie hip hop but don't know where to start, I'll drop some names for ya. Check them out.

Adelaide
Hilltop Hoods
Funkoars
Vents
Delta
After Hours
Defenders

The Rest of Oz
Hyjak n Torcha (DJ Bonez)
Pegz
Bias B
Lazy Grey/Stoney Bros
Muph + Plutonic
Koolism
Downsyde
Reason
Hospice Crew

Fuck, there is shitloads more but I can't be fucked thinking of them at the moment! I'm sure I've left out some really obvious cats too. Give us a PM if you're interested in checking out more Aussie hip hop.
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 2:42pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
big fan of australian hip hop.

unfortunately though. there is some absolute rubbish that gets lumped in with the good stuff.


enjoy listening to downsyde, pegz, funkoars, terrafirma (though haven't heard anything new for about 3 years), earthboy, butterfingers, muph and plutonic, katalyst, the herd (tho i have a bad feeling they have broken up) and koolism.

i used to be a big fan of the hoods, but to be honest, i don't think they have improved on their albums since the calling. even that was a notch down from left foot right foot i reckon. left foot, right foot is just about the best australian hip hop lp release i've ever heard.

that said, i don't go out of my way to listen to it as much as i used to anymore.
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 2:50pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
when all i used to listen to was hip hop, there was nothing australian remotely listenable. funkyj

after 4 years away and coming back to live in oz, i was amazed to hear aussie hip hop that didnt make me want to stick rusty nails in my ear to ease the pain that it once caused. actually didnt mind the likes of koolism, 1200 techniques, some delta etc etc etc. dont gaf either way about hilltops. i think the hip hop scene moving out from just being  underground and not trying to be too american helped no end.

still, get that fucking matty b "eye luv froidahyz" bogan bullshit and "twenny dolla beg uv ozzi hip hop with lobstah sorce on top" shite the fuck away from me.
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 3:08pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
still, get that fucking matty b "eye luv froidahyz" bogan bullshit and "twenny dolla beg uv ozzi hip hop with lobstah sorce on top" shite the fuck away from me.
urrrgh. hurl

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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 3:14pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
i ain't coming to YOUR bbqs, man. no more!


teef

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I love that song!

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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 3:30pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Pegz - Burn City is probably one of the phatest albulms of heard lately and I can honestly say its re quenched my thirst for aussie hip hop. I dig the funkoars also but had really not gone looking for any music of this kind for a while until i heard this album. I love the progress the genre has made in Australia and the fact we have established our own identity is tribuite to cats producing it. BIG UP
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 3:42pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
i love The Herd and TZU, but awaiting some new sounds from them both. I really enjoy smart, political hiphop Smiley
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 3:56pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
i ain't coming to YOUR bbqs, man. no more!

teef

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fucking VB V8 loving bogans

funny shit.

After reading some of these posts, I do have to open my ears a lil to what is out there. And I do try to.... but yeh there is alot of crap, and it sometimes turns me off. I still love the old school beats & funk type stuff compared to Aussie mainstream hip hop. I looourve Lauren Hill, fugees, NAS etc and stuff with a reggae flava. haha I noticed some of the groups Keyser mentioned have New Zealanders and islanders in it? hmmmm. THEYRE not Aussies. hahahahahah (I say this only cos my boy is maori).

However maybe I was tainted 3 to 4 years back like you kids pointed out, there was a lot of trash...  so I kinda have steered away from it. I also prefer more up-tempo music. each to their own thou

If I said the "Aussie hip hop sucks" line i used to some of the kids I grew up with, they would kill me, hip hop is their life. Alot of them are in crews and play around Adelaide at various shows. some of em even have music clips and have released CDS and get played on Triple J.

Even though alot of em could freestyle and MC amazingly. IMO the dudes attitudes are all pretty wickity wack. I grew up in the Blackwood area and used to see the hoods when they were youngies....

You go to a gig where there is a hip hop show and the attitude of the punters varies greatly compared to a DnB gig or a dance event
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 3:56pmrecoveredSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
i ain't coming to YOUR bbqs, man. no more!

:E

 :lol:

fucking VB V8 loving bogans

funny shit.

After reading some of these posts, I do have to open my ears a lil to what is out there. And I do try to.... but yeh there is alot of crap, and it sometimes turns me off. I still love the old school beats & funk type stuff compared to Aussie mainstream hip hop. I looourve Lauren Hill, fugees, NAS etc and stuff with a reggae flava. haha I noticed some of the groups Keyser mentioned have New Zealanders and islanders in it? hmmmm. THEYRE not Aussies. hahahahahah (I say this only cos my boy is maori).

However maybe I was tainted 3 to 4 years back like you kids pointed out, there was a lot of trash...  so I kinda have steered away from it. I also prefer more up-tempo music. each to their own thou

If I said the "Aussie hip hop sucks" line i used to some of the kids I grew up with, they would kill me, hip hop is their life. Alot of them are in crews and play around Adelaide at various shows. some of em even have music clips and have released CDS and get played on Triple J.

Even though alot of em could freestyle and MC amazingly. IMO the dudes attitudes are all pretty wickity wack. I grew up in the Blackwood area and used to see the hoods when they were youngies....

You go to a gig where there is a hip hop show and the attitude of the punters varies greatly compared to a DnB gig or a dance event
KeyserPosts: 3,299
Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 4:17pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
  haha I noticed some of the groups Keyser mentioned have New Zealanders and islanders in it? hmmmm. THEYRE not Aussies. hahahahahah (I say this only cos my boy is maori).

They can have Russell Crowe, but I'm claiming Hau from Koolism!  biggrin Don't know of any other Islanders in any of the other groups. Maybe someone needs to school me!!!

You go to a gig where there is a hip hop show and the attitude of the punters varies greatly compared to a DnB gig or a dance event

Depends on the gig. Some shows get a bunch of drunken losers, some get your backpacking nerds (to be stereotypical lol). Haven't been to a show yet where I haven't met at least a few cats that I get along with though.
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 4:31pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Ozzie Hip Hop is heaps good


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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 8:16pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Fucken punchin' cones in Adelaide listenin to ozzie hip hop....

Plenty of good ozzie out there. Has been for years, you just gotta know what to lcheck.
I've been kinda out of the loop for a few years now and dont have much in depth knowledge of whats good these days.
-Delta - Lostralian for sure
-Mystro - Diggi Downunder is fresh (even tho Mystro is from UK this is produced in Australia and features  heaps of locals
-Hilltops have turned a bit toy recently, and aren't re-releasing any of their good albums, citing that they no longer represent the hoods mentality or some nard.
-Pegz
-Koolizm
-Hospice
- DJ Staen1 (omfg!)
-Bias B
-Lazy Gray

Locals like Funkoars, Terra Firma and After Hours make us proud.



Everyone should own this album. I bought it back in 1999 on a yellow cassette and lost it, and up until just now I have not been able to find it. Last time I looked there was barely a mention of it on the net. RDC are a well known melbourne graff crew. A dope graff mag came with the Vynil of the comp.
Features Production by legends like Prowla and Jase (Nubreed) and a handfull of dope MC's like Dedlee, MC Que and Lazy Grey. Its THE groundbreaking OZ hiphop album.
5/5

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edit> Found one track from the comp. on Myspace. Madlock.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=168585338


Also gots to give props to my mates Part Time Martyrs, Rick Pyramid and Cloq1

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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 4:34pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop

-Delta - Lostralian for sure


This is an amazing album and an awesome MC! Delta's freestyle skills are amazing and blow me away every time.  I think the best part is that his rhymes all give out a positive message (Not about whacking cunts and shooting ho's or V fucking B) and I think that is severely lacking in modern music of most genres! Shit, video hits is on in the morning and thats 90% porn! What the fuck happened to all the people with something to say? 'the herd' try but I find they come across as pretentious when they start singing in different languages and shit(maybe my own ignorance)
KeyserPosts: 3,299
Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 9:43pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
On my radio show Dope For Your Ears tomorrow night I'll be doing an all-Oz hip hop special. If ya wanna hear two hours of fresh Aussie hip hop then check this show out. Will be playing a diverse range so I'm sure there'll be something you like! Oh yeah, shitloads of ADL shit on the show too. Details are in my sig.
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 2:51pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
The Funkoars & Staen 1 are playing at Channel On Friday 8th February.

Tix are $25 + BF

http://eventfeed.eventshop.com.au/public/htmlfeeditemview.php?itemid=5429

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(Mods feel free split that to a separate upcoming events thread as I know a few peeps on the board are fans of the 'Oars Smiley )


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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 6:59pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
On my radio show Dope For Your Ears tomorrow night I'll be doing an all-Oz hip hop special. If ya wanna hear two hours of fresh Aussie hip hop then check this show out. Will be playing a diverse range so I'm sure there'll be something you like! Oh yeah, shitloads of ADL shit on the show too. Details are in my sig.

Just uploaded the show on some hosting page. Download that shit and give it a listen!
http://www.adelaidemassive.com/index.php?topic=190.0 <---- Link in this topic!
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Posted: 1 Feb 2008, 1:58pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Taken from their bulletin on MySpace....


"TERRA FIRMA FREE OUTDOOR ALL AGES SHOW - MARCH 1st

MARCH 1st is the ANNUAL DAY OF REMEMBRANCE for the ROAD AWARENESS COUNCIL

and

TERRA FIRMA will do a one off free show on the 1st of MARCH @ 4pm
in WIGLEY RESERVE, HOLDFAST SHOES, GLENELG.

The guys will be performing track off their up & coming album which I AM HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE is NOT FAR AWAY AT ALL NOW !

The event is free and anyone can come so head down and support a great cause whilst seeing a FREE TERRA FIRMA SHOW!"



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Posted: 1 Feb 2008, 3:04pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop


The guys will be performing track off their up & coming album which I AM HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE is NOT FAR AWAY AT ALL NOW !


all i can say is... FINALLY!!! cant wait to hear it!!!


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Posted: 4 Feb 2008, 7:56pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
New Terra Firma should be dope. Simplex has been producing fire lately as shown on Damo's album, just a pity it was wasted on Damo  teef

Also, watch out for a young up and comer called Purpose. Dude had won every major battle in the country before turning 18 and well in short, he is just crazy. He makes some dope beats too and with Trials workin with him on his album it's guaranteed to be dope.
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Posted: 4 Feb 2008, 11:12pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Yeah the shit you've shown me of his has been real good
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Posted: 5 Feb 2008, 3:28pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
www.myspace.com/purposeafm - track with Okwerdz is a fuckin banger!

Anybody heading to the Funkoars show at Channel will be able to see him with his cousin during the Afore Mentioned set.
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Posted: 5 Feb 2008, 6:04pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
New Terra Firma should be dope. Simplex has been producing fire lately as shown on Damo's album, just a pity it was wasted on Damo  teef


Shit yeah, what is up with that? Why is simplex wasting his time on damo???
"words, damo, words, damo, words, damo, words, damo, words, damo...." over and over what a waste of half hour it was seeing him! Right before Delta too, said something about back pack rap as he left!!
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Posted: 5 Feb 2008, 6:09pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I reckon Damo's album was sick. Including his raps. His live presence leaves a little to be desired, I'll pay that. But yeah, his style is not for everyone. His lyricism and wordplay are pretty fucking good though. Simplex's production is tops. Definitely one of the better Aussie albums of last year imo. But I appreciate his style more than that of The Herd or Tzu's for example. Different strokes for different folks. Whatchu talkin' bout Willis?
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Posted: 6 Feb 2008, 4:26pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I reckon Damo's album was sick. Including his raps. His live presence leaves a little to be desired, I'll pay that. But yeah, his style is not for everyone. His lyricism and wordplay are pretty fucking good though. Simplex's production is tops. Definitely one of the better Aussie albums of last year imo. But I appreciate his style more than that of The Herd or Tzu's for example. Different strokes for different folks. Whatchu talkin' bout Willis?

He has dope punchlines and is funny, but that "razorsharp flow" people seem to be getting a big stiffy for is actually fucking garbage. If it weren't for the production I probably wouldn't have even bothered listening to every track on the album.

For the record I can't stand The Herd or Tzu or any of the other hippy rappers who belong in Nimbin either.
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Posted: 11 Feb 2008, 9:22pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
as a massive fan of a lot of aussie hip hop (but probably not the majority of it at the same time, as with most genres), and i guess not one to discourage a solid flaming, i must say that although i agree with most of the heads pick of artists, i personally can't stand either delta (who has appreciable flow but is just annoying) or the fucking funkoars who i think are the most disgracefully poor live hip hop act i've ever seen and whose lyrical content is so fucking retarded i feel embarrassed.  am i alone here?  everyone seems to love them.  i don't mean too much disrespect to the guys (call it constructive criticism teef) as they're obviously cranking it and people are getting something out of it, but it certainly ain't my cup of tea.  when ever i see them on stage they all just seem to be all yelling at the same time and it ain't very musical


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Posted: 12 Feb 2008, 4:12pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Don't really rate the 'oars' that highly. Sounds too much like drunk okker(dunno how to spell that)rhymes and that ain't my bag.
Delta on the other hand I find completely captivating! His freestyle skills were what won me over (That fella can think on his feet!!!) plus The Lostralian is an awesome album. Tracks like 'mayday' and 'one less gun' fuckin rock but I cant go past 'the rut'! (Probably one of my fave tracks of the last five years).
overall I really cant see whats not to like about Delta??
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Posted: 12 Feb 2008, 4:43pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
as a massive fan of a lot of aussie hip hop (but probably not the majority of it at the same time, as with most genres), and i guess not one to discourage a solid flaming, i must say that although i agree with most of the heads pick of artists, i personally can't stand either delta (who has appreciable flow but is just annoying) or the fucking funkoars who i think are the most disgracefully poor live hip hop act i've ever seen and whose lyrical content is so fucking retarded i feel embarrassed.  am i alone here?  everyone seems to love them.  i don't mean too much disrespect to the guys (call it constructive criticism teef) as they're obviously cranking it and people are getting something out of it, but it certainly ain't my cup of tea.  when ever i see them on stage they all just seem to be all yelling at the same time and it ain't very musical


"imho"

I have said this elsewhere as well. I can't stand the Funkoars. I don't understand other peoples appreciation of them, and I especially don't understand why they garner such respect amongst people whose opinions I usually value.

Delta on the other hand I quite like. Especially 'The Rut'.
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Posted: 12 Feb 2008, 5:58pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I have said this elsewhere as well. I can't stand the Funkoars. I don't understand other peoples appreciation of them, and I especially don't understand why they garner such respect amongst people whose opinions I usually value.


I find them amusing. Ive always been into the battle style of hip hop and these guys are great at it. And they obviously don't take emselves to seriously. Remember, music doesn't have to be serious, it can just be fun. Its ok
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Posted: 12 Feb 2008, 8:38pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I find them amusing. Ive always been into the battle style of hip hop and these guys are great at it. And they obviously don't take emselves to seriously. Remember, music doesn't have to be serious, it can just be fun. Its ok

Exactly. Whether you people like them or not the fact of the matter is that when they aren't pissed minders doing a live show and in the recording booth, they're some of the most highly skilled mc's in Australia. On the odd chance they aren't pissed on stage they are actually pretty damn good live too. Sure they don't have the most deep and meaningful lyrical content, but in terms of flow and delivery etc... there are few in this country who can top them, Sesta especially.
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Posted: 12 Feb 2008, 8:59pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Urthboy FTW! 

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Posted: 12 Feb 2008, 9:27pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Doesn't matter to me if they're pissed or not really. Last Friday night's show was fucking insane, full of energy, and they had the crowd chanting their name louder than what you hear for most internationals. Funkoars FTW! Trials is the best producer out of Oz imo. I can understand why people don't like them, much in the same way I understand why people don't like Necro. They are offensive after all, and if you don't like hearing about the shit they rap about then you don't like it. Ain't nothing going to change your mind. Doesn't bother me though. Each to their own. I'm not really feeling anything coming out of the Elefant Traks camp tbh. I don't think it has much energy to it. Alright to chill to I guess. I just like music that thumps though, music that punches you in the guts, either lyrically or sonically. That's why I prefer your Funkoars and Necros to your Herds and Urthboys. Personal taste.

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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 3:40pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
lol
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 4:08pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I find them amusing. Ive always been into the battle style of hip hop and these guys are great at it. And they obviously don't take emselves to seriously. Remember, music doesn't have to be serious, it can just be fun. Its ok

yeah thats true. They definately liven up any party(they were hillarious at enchanted taking the piss out of reflux) and really know how to have fun.

Urthboy FTW! 


not really my cup of tea
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 4:11pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
yeah thats true. They definately liven up any party(they were hillarious at enchanted taking the piss out of reflux) and really know how to have fun.

not really my cup of tea


spot on(both points:)
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 4:38pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Like being a cure for insomnia.

yeah..thats how i feel about the Oars & Delta etc... each to their own..

& now back to D&B with people that can go out without their backpacks and group mentality... biggrin
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 4:49pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
& now back to D&B with people that can go out without their backpacks and group mentality... biggrin

Have you read the Future of DnB thread dude? Sorry to break it to ya, but people have opinions no matter where you go.
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 4:52pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Have you read the Future of DnB thread dude? Sorry to break it to ya, but people have opinions no matter where you go.

Yeah thats what i mean- personal opinions are great! & everyone is allowed to have one  biggrin

Just like backpacks are great and everyone is allowed to have one  laugh

now im just talking shit.... * exits thread*
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 5:00pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Just like backpacks are great and everyone is allowed to have one  laugh

Just checking. Don't want to see hate on the back-pack! I prefer bum-bags though. Chicks dig them. They always point at me then smile!  teef
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 5:01pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Just checking. Don't want to see hate on the back-pack! I prefer bum-bags though. Chicks dig them. They always point at me then smile!  teef

hahahaha ur a tripper  cheers
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 5:05pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
 cheers
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 6:42pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
yeah..thats how i feel about the Oars & Delta etc... each to their own..

& now back to D&B with people that can go out without their backpacks and group mentality... biggrin

I like my conscious rap as much as the next guy, it's just that all the Australians that do it really aren't that good at rapping in my opinion. But yes, as you said, each to their own.
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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 6:49pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I like my conscious rap as much as the next guy, it's just that all the Australians that do it really aren't that good at rapping in my opinion. But yes, as you said, each to their own.

agreed

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Posted: 13 Feb 2008, 7:43pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Solid MC bruvas!!! Rapping about catching the 172 into town. That's my boy rite thurr! He deals em how he sees em. Real life shit. Conscious shit. Solid.



 teef
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Posted: 14 Feb 2008, 3:19pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Hmmmmmmmmmmm OK, fair call...  Armed with these opinions I shall give the Funkoars another chance.  Although if you straight out don't rate The Herd then maybe we just have different taste *shrug*.

And why don't we like The Herd/Urthboy?   I'm rating The Signal...

rofl @ Solid MC... when I first saw that dude at Jive years ago I was sure it was a joke until I figured out it wasn't...  icon_eek
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Posted: 14 Feb 2008, 3:27pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop

rofl @ Solid MC... when I first saw that dude at Jive years ago I was sure it was a joke until I figured out it wasn't...  icon_eek

Hell yeah, I picked up his CD at Cashies when I was younger, read the liner notes and thought, "What the fuck? This is going to be soooo bad!" So I bought it as a laugh. And I swear, no hip hop album has give me more laughter than The Adventures of Solid MC.
Comment from his MySpace profile... 'Solid likes Australian hip hop. Solid loves American RnB like Destiny's Child, Alicia Keys, Usher...'.  Urgh.
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Posted: 14 Feb 2008, 3:34pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Hmmmmmmmmmmm OK, fair call...  Armed with these opinions I shall give the Funkoars another chance.  Although if you straight out don't rate The Herd then maybe we just have different taste *shrug*.

And why don't we like The Herd/Urthboy?   I'm rating The Signal...

rofl @ Solid MC... when I first saw that dude at Jive years ago I was sure it was a joke until I figured out it wasn't...  icon_eek

If you're an avid fan of groups like The Herd and that's the type of hip hop you like then chances are you won't appreciate what The Funkoars have to offer. I like my hip hop in all forms and personally I think they're great both recorded and live (live more so for the energy they create). I can appreciate the lyrics/message from The Herd/Urthboy, I just think from a technical standpoint they aren't that great at rapping.

As for Solid MC I think he is actually autistic. Still, can't knock the hustle. ARE YOU DOOOWWWNN WITH THIS FUNK?
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Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 8:37pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
a couple of my fav oz emcees that i cant believe haven't been mentioned yet are Trem and Drapht..recently heard that Trem is finally dropping a solo soon but no idea when. and Drapht album 'who am i' is still getting a caining.. highly recommended if ya haven't heard it yet..

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Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 8:49pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
the Drapht album is real nice
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Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 9:55pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
mnemonic ascent. their album the outside inn is pure class all beats done by dj ransom. trem is a master wordsmith fo sure. and who could forget prowla. and reason always brings the goods. im not really feeling the wannabe socio political biz from the herd and urthboy. having only seen the funkoars for the first time at enchanted i have to say top notch. mad energy. and now ive seen them twice and they were on point both times. sweet thread. biggrin
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Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 10:10amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
a couple of my fav oz emcees that i cant believe haven't been mentioned yet are Trem and Drapht..recently heard that Trem is finally dropping a solo soon but no idea when. and Drapht album 'who am i' is still getting a caining.. highly recommended if ya haven't heard it yet..



Both are quality! Trem is one of the best mc's/producers in Australia in my opinion. There has been talk of him dropping a solo album for aaaages but I haven't really heard anything about it in the way of progress. When he did announce it he said Brad Strut's solo stuff was going to be on the way first and now that that has dropped, hopefully we don't have to wait too long.

Drapht on the other hand has supposedly recently finished recording an album with Trials which should be dope!
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Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 1:56pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
a couple of my fav oz emcees that i cant believe haven't been mentioned yet are Trem and Drapht..recently heard that Trem is finally dropping a solo soon but no idea when. and Drapht album 'who am i' is still getting a caining.. highly recommended if ya haven't heard it yet..



I love Trem - Sheer Talent EP inlove

Saying that, thats the only Trem I've heard!


And totally agree on Drapht, when the hell is he ever gonna come over here! smash


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Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 1:58pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
And totally agree on Drapht, when the hell is he ever gonna come over here! smash

When his voice breaks.  teef  Joking, joking! Am looking forward to his forthcoming Trials produced set. Should be a good one!
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Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 2:37pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
When his voice breaks.  teef  Joking, joking! Am looking forward to his forthcoming Trials produced set. Should be a good one!

Hahaha. That's my only gripe with Drapht. I have to be in the mood to listen to him or his voice ends up pissing me off.


Also Nessa, you should check out the Lyrical Commission album/ep if you haven't already. Trem brings the heat on both production and on the mic. About as gangster as Australian hip hop gets.
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Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 3:35pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Yeah, I got The Stage Is Set on LP. Is that the one you talking about? Murderous Metaphors is decent too, but I don't think that's an album proper. I wish they'd release another proper LP.
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Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 7:14pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Have Adroit Effusive Got an album out?
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Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 8:18pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Yeah, I got The Stage Is Set on LP. Is that the one you talking about? Murderous Metaphors is decent too, but I don't think that's an album proper. I wish they'd release another proper LP.

brad struts authentic is bangin also. his first solo effort. its wicked.  biggrin happy to have grabbed it on vinyl in briz in about 2000 hard to come by these days. also shin ki row repping briz. dno is a nice mc.
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Posted: 27 Feb 2008, 11:29amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Yeah, I got The Stage Is Set on LP. Is that the one you talking about? Murderous Metaphors is decent too, but I don't think that's an album proper. I wish they'd release another proper LP.

Yeah that's the album and Murderous Metaphors is the EP I was talking about. Both top notch releases in my book. I think their plan a while back was to do solo stuff in the order of Brad Strut first, then Trem, then Bob Balans and then another Commission LP. Wish they'd hurry the fuck up haha  teef Check out Brad Struts latest album if you haven't already, tis a solid effort with a couple of nice guest spots from Sean Price and Outerspace.

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Have Adroit Effusive Got an album out?

At this stage AE only have two 12"s out and Conseps & Patti from the group have a mixtape called The Icebreaker. Have no idea if they have an album or anything else in the works but they are doing a show at Viva on the 29th of Feb (this friday) with Pagen Elypsis, Social Change, Battlehogs and The Venakula for $15.
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Posted: 27 Feb 2008, 11:48amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Check out Brad Struts latest album if you haven't already, tis a solid effort with a couple of nice guest spots from Sean Price and Outerspace.

Done. Legend: Official it is. I love that track Beast On The Mic. Also copped the Legendary mixtape whilst in Melbourne. Pretty sweet stuff. 
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Posted: 27 Feb 2008, 4:31pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
At this stage AE only have two 12"s out and Conseps & Patti from the group have a mixtape called The Icebreaker. Have no idea if they have an album or anything else in the works but they are doing a show at Viva on the 29th of Feb (this friday) with Pagen Elypsis, Social Change, Battlehogs and The Venakula for $15.


I'll be at that.  I like Social Change and wanna check pagen, Purpose sounds like quite the star.
Motion is the dude I wanna see though. He's pretty fucking good!
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Posted: 28 Feb 2008, 9:22amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I should be there too  teef

You're gonna be surprised when you actually see Purpose on stage, he's farkin tiny haha. Almost can't comprehend how such a voice comes from such a small dude.

Motion is sick! I like AE, but in all honesty, he's probably a bit too good for the rest of them.
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Posted: 28 Feb 2008, 4:45pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I agree. He's definately the stand out of the group! by a long way!!!!!
have seen purpose before but not on the mic. he judged one of the mc battles nurcha put on, with trials I think
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Posted: 2 Mar 2008, 4:50pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
urthboy ftw
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Posted: 17 Mar 2008, 8:40pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Just started listening to Chasm's 'Beyond the Beat Tape'. I'm hooked and only just heard the first track. Beat was sick. Hope the rest of the album is along these lines and doesn't pussy out.
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Posted: 7 Jun 2008, 8:29pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop

Everyone should own this album. I bought it back in 1999 on a yellow cassette and lost it, and up until just now I have not been able to find it. Last time I looked there was barely a mention of it on the net. RDC are a well known melbourne graff crew. A dope graff mag came with the Vynil of the comp.
Features Production by legends like Prowla and Jase (Nubreed) and a handfull of dope MC's like Dedlee, MC Que and Lazy Grey. Its THE groundbreaking OZ hiphop album.
5/5

http://chaos.com/product/rock_da_city_733125_3974.html   
http://store.reeltime.tv/product_info.php?products_id=122268

edit> Found one track from the comp. on Myspace. Madlock.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=168585338
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Picked this up from Obese when I was in Melbourne yesterday. Its every bit as dope as I remember it, and is still #1 on my oz hip hop list. I am complete again.  bows dance1bf2 foc
Posted: 15 Aug 2008, 12:34pmrecoveredSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
agreed

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Been listening to a bit of Poor Righteous Teachers lately and got me thinkin about this again

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sJ3YChI-34

When the aussies can deliver their message like this, I'll start listening.
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Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 4:23pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Also very true. I just think when someone is terrible at rapping, it's even more obvious when being delivered in an Aussie accent.

 Was just going to say this.

 Ladies and gentleman I present to you, straight outta lizbeff - 7.62

 Rhymes, rhymes I spit em all the time, I'm know for spitting rhymes rofl

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Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 5:20pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Oh ha ha ha ha.
Go champs.
that last vid is gold!  love how the Vickers name appears twice in the credits!
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Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 5:42pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
wow

 laugh

is 7.62 their combined IQ?

teef
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Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 5:45pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop

 How many points they smoke a day imo
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Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 5:49pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
How many points they smoke a day imo

laugh I reckon you're spot on there mate.


In other Oz hip hop news, The Hoods new one, State of The Art, has gone gold in under a week. These guys basically have a license to print money these days.
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Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 5:57pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
They could have sold half that without even releasing a track off it!

was talkin to a friend the other day who was saying how good it was that their second album was as good as their first(State of the art as good as hard road) and I lost it. He was completely unaware of their history before hard road.
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Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 6:05pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
They could have sold half that without even releasing a track off it!

was talkin to a friend the other day who was saying how good it was that their second album was as good as their first(State of the art as good as hard road) and I lost it. He was completely unaware of their history before hard road.

Wow... it's pretty common that people haven't heard of 'Matter of Time', 'Left Foot, Right Foot', and the demo they did which the name escapes me, but most people at least know the fkn Calling. laugh
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Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 6:10pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Nosebleed section was what won it for me. He didn't believe me until I brought that one out.

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Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 9:04pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Tell him that Australian Hip Hop was around in the 80's and see what he says. laugh
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Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 8:34amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Its pretty funny actually cause now he's texting me all this shit about the culture of kings mixes and shit. I should say that he is only 19 and i'm glad that he's starting to take an interest in quality hip hop instead of the tripe(lil wayne, kanye etc) that he usually has on rotation.

Show him 'Back Once Again'   laugh





Is that the first version of Armageddon there?
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Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 11:24amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Pretty sure it is.

It's funny as listening to Back Once Again. They sound so young.
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Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 11:34amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
They would only be 19 or so! No wonder they sound young
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Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 12:21pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I wouldn't call Merriweather hiphop at all... I'd say more of a soul singer than anything.

Don't know his stuff just heard he was makin some good music. but thought I read somewhere that he worked with the likes of illy
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Posted: 24 Jun 2009, 11:36amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Yeah a lot of the Melbourne 'hip hoppers' seem to be down with their faggy commercial RnB shit, so when they need a singer, cue Daniel Merriweather.

Faggy RnB shit aside, the dude can sing.
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Posted: 24 Jun 2009, 11:43amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
His work with Mark Ronson is awesome.

The dude has an amazing voice.
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Posted: 24 Jun 2009, 4:17pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Any1 going to the V high P jam? Not sure if I'll make it
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Posted: 24 Jun 2009, 4:38pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Finally finished off the Hoods new album and they left the best 'til last! That Fifty In Five is amazing...relentless delivery, great wordplay and some real meaty political commentary in there.

Top notch. Instantly goes to one of my favourite Hoods tracks ever.

Lol at Abbott & Costello (Howard & Costello) - I swear I'd never heard that one before but it's very apt!
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Posted: 24 Jun 2009, 5:06pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Finally finished off the Hoods new album and they left the best 'til last! That Fifty In Five is amazing...relentless delivery, great wordplay and some real meaty political commentary in there.

Top notch. Instantly goes to one of my favourite Hoods tracks ever.

Lol at Abbott & Costello (Howard & Costello) - I swear I'd never heard that one before but it's very apt!

Yep, that's the track I was having a mast over haha. I rate Pressure in a different league as an mc to Suffa, but that is lyrically the best track on the album quite easily.
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Posted: 25 Jun 2009, 12:55pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
front page of the Tiser today for debuting at # 1


Awesome job!
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Posted: 25 Jun 2009, 1:37pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
I was ready to be disappointed by State of the Art (I don't hold high hopes for anything anymore teef funkyj )...

but the production is superb and their delivery still fantastic.

And no sped up vocals is a positive too!  laugh
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Posted: 26 Jun 2009, 5:09amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
And no sped up vocals is a positive too!  laugh

might have to check it just because of that!
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Posted: 3 Jul 2009, 11:50amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Another Aussie group to watch out for is The Last Connection, whom have been getting quite a bit of airplay on Triple J. I likey!  music
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Posted: 3 Jul 2009, 11:58amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Finally finished off the Hoods new album and they left the best 'til last! That Fifty In Five is amazing...relentless delivery, great wordplay and some real meaty political commentary in there.

Top notch. Instantly goes to one of my favourite Hoods tracks ever.

Lol at Abbott & Costello (Howard & Costello) - I swear I'd never heard that one before but it's very apt!

Had a few more listens and the light you burned is growing on me and so to is she's so ugly. But yeah fifty in five is pretty good too. Still liked the Hard road better
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Posted: 4 Jul 2009, 11:01amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Missed the V high P jam. Any one catch it? Really keen to hear what peeps thought of Words?
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Posted: 7 Jul 2009, 2:19amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Words was hype but the beats were shite....lol

We had a sound prob mid set but apart from that it was all good. Reports back are on the " Holy shit, I didnt realise" sort of tip ( in a good sense), especially taking into account Words and Osyris had never rehearsed together lol. We're gonna have a pre album showcase coming soon, hopefully around November. Will let peeps know in the next month or so.

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Posted: 7 Jul 2009, 9:28amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Yeah spoke to a friend on the weekend and he said the beats were pretty pox! Dodgy set up or some shit!
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Posted: 7 Jul 2009, 11:24amSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Oi, take it easy, they're my beats.  laugh
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Posted: 7 Jul 2009, 12:24pmSubject: Re: Aussie Hip Hop
Sorry dude didn't mean the tunes were bad just heard that there was some thang dodgy with turntables.