Speaking of House and Hip Hop

[Chip_E]

Comin' off the thread on Snoop's House Tune....
checkout De La Soul

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ERthFAsiQLY

There was a time when Hip Hop and House were VERY connected.
Back in the day, I used to hang with Ice Tee, King Sun, Red Alert.
We all dug the same cutz....House AND Hip Hop
Man Parrish "Hip Hop Be Bop" was even considered House.
'magine THAT!

-e.

[JMJ]

Comin' off the thread on Snoop's House Tune....
checkout De La Soul

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ERthFAsiQLY

There was a time when Hip Hop and House were VERY connected.
Back in the day, I used to hang with Ice Tee, King Sun, Red Alert.
We all dug the same cutz....House AND Hip Hop
Man Parrish "Hip Hop Be Bop" was even considered House.
'magine THAT!

-e.

Yep - it's nothing new, just happens so infrequently these days.....JMJ

[Physicalheat-The MusicMaster]

Its all just a circle. - JMO

[wiz247]

Indeed:
Some were straight up hiphop, but seem to work in the house arenas too...
Grandpa's Party-Mone Love
Don't Scandalize Mine - Sugar Bear
Those Who like to Groove / Do it to the Crowd - Twin Hype
Live on Stage "Roxanne Shante"
Travelling at the Speed of Thought "Ultramagnetic MC's
That's How I'm Living -Tony Scott.
Calm Down - Most Wanted
How Do I Love Thee - Queen Latifah
Doug Lazy - Let It Roll
Power/ Court Now In Session - Chill Rob G

[sn]

Kraftwerk inspired Planet Rock and Planet Rock inspired everything after that! The new age of "the electronic dancing sound"-Moscow Disco. The birth of the drum machine enabling one person to do it all...THE AGE OF THE DJ!!!! Both House and Hip Hop/Rap fulfilled the prophecies conceptualized by John Naisbitt in the 80's book...MEGATRENDS! House recycled primarily disco. Hip Hop/Rap everything else!

[Dj Izm]

Comin' off the thread on Snoop's House Tune....
checkout De La Soul

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ERthFAsiQLY

There was a time when Hip Hop and House were VERY connected.
Back in the day, I used to hang with Ice Tee, King Sun, Red Alert.
We all dug the same cutz....House AND Hip Hop
Man Parrish "Hip Hop Be Bop" was even considered House.
'magine THAT!

-e.

Pure nostalgia (even though my @ss couldn't really skate that well). We need more songs like this!!! c/o '92 STAND UP!!!!!!

[Physicalheat-The MusicMaster]

T.S.O.B is still one of my favs.

[LEONARD REMIX RROY]

Let's not forget When The Shit Hits The Fan, another Rap joint that was seriouly played by Wayne Williams back in the day.

[Chip_E]

T.S.O.B is still one of my favs.

Hell to the YEAH.
Don't forget "Love Money" and "To the Beat Yall".

-e.

[Koffy Brown]

Common has the house joint on his album Electric Circus...I Am Music and he always incorporates some hype house music in his shows...Love Common

[LEONARD REMIX RROY]

(outside of the [played in the clubs] House Box)EPMD did a joint titled it's time to party, their DJ did a mix of Love Is The Message, Disco Circus & Salsa Rapsody. It's on the same deal with Please Listen To My Demo,

[Physicalheat-The MusicMaster]

Other jams........
Casper Groovy Ghost Show
T.V. Gee Bees
Jocko
Shock Shock The House

[Vinyl Deficit]

Will "Reel Soul" rocked that De La track last time I saw him play here. If you've never saw him live, do it. He'll take ya here there and everywhere.

[Armento]

my favorite is Black Moon - Buck em down... boston basement parties :(

[TAB.]

Count Coolout- Rhythm Rock Rap

[Mike Barnes]

ChipE, We have built a while ago in regards to your man King Sun from New Jersey my man(Chip, King Sun, Used to put in much work at The New Music Seminar's in New York, During the mid/late 80's), ChipE, Your right on time with your comments in regards to Dance music(House), And, Hiphop, Being once closely connected, Going back to the early 70's with cats like Pete Dj

Jones,Grandmaster Flowers,Hollywood,Maboya,Plummer,The Smith Brothers From Brooklyn,Etc, The strong connection between Dance music and Hiphop came about through the cats who played for the community in the parks and spots in New York, During the early 70's(Alot of those cats that i mentioned earlier, Had MC's too/LOL), Now, Cats like Red Alert,Marly Marl,Afrika Islam,

(Who has stated that Larry Levan was his biggest inspiration to become a Dj, After Afrika Bambatta),Kool Klye(StarChild from the Bronx),Russell Simmons,Etc, All, Used to hang at The Garage and numerous Dance music spots in New York, Going back to the late 70's(Cats don't like to mention this though, Because, More than a few Hiphop cats feel that their hiphop stature

Will be tarnished, In regards to showing loyalty to The Dance music scene), Chip, True cats who were hanging hard, Most definitely knows the time in regards to the once very strong connection between the dance music and hiphop scenes my man(WORD/LOL), As for hiphop plates that Dance music cats used to run, Here's a few.
1.Suicide-Busy Bee Starski
2.Spirtually Righteous-Lakim Shabazz
3.We don't play-Freshco and Dj Miz from Philadelphia
4.Starki live at the Fever-Lovebug Starski
5.I go to work-Kool Moe Dee

6.Heartbeat-The Treacherous 3
7.It's nasty-Furious 5
8.Fearless Freestyle-Fearless 4
9.The Freeks come out at night-Houdini
10.Pause-RUN-DMC

11.We in there-KRS-One
12.Black Cop-KRS-One
13.Let's go-Kool Moe Dee
14.On the club tip-King Sun
15.Do the do-Kurtis Blow

16.Big Ol'e butt-LL Cool J
17.We are MC's-The Crash Crew
18.The Formula-Docter Dre
19.New York City Rap-Spyder D
20.The Bubble Bunch-Jimmy Spicer
21.The Symphony-Masta Ace,Craig G,Kool G.Rap,Big Daddy Kane
Much Respect
Mike Barnes

[hairyarmbutcher]

Comin' off the thread on Snoop's House Tune....
checkout De La Soul

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ERthFAsiQLY

There was a time when Hip Hop and House were VERY connected.
Back in the day, I used to hang with Ice Tee, King Sun, Red Alert.
We all dug the same cutz....House AND Hip Hop
Man Parrish "Hip Hop Be Bop" was even considered House.
'magine THAT!

-e.

Well yer Chip E, those guys were using the same gear but in different ways, 808s, DMX and 303s samplers etc and those Electro HipHop tracks were around 120 bpms same as the early house stuff. Ive always been a fan of both House and HipHop, both were funky.

[Mike Barnes]

Chip, Whatever happened to your man King Tee from California my man/LOL, The last time i heard anything about King Tee, Was in the early 90's, When King Tee was down with the Rhyme Syndicate, Which Featured:Ice-

Tea,Grandmaster Caz(Coldcrush 4),Bronx Style Bob,Devine Styler,Everlast,Whipper Whip(Fantastic Romantic 5),Rand Mac(Ice- Tea's man from Los Angeles/LOL),Special K(Treacherous 3),Afika Islam(Zulu Nation)Etc.
Much Respect
Mike Barnes