pick one song, one artist and one album

pick one artist , one song and one album from the 80's and the early 90's that if you could get one of each which ones would you get.

single song- paid in full- by eric b and rakim

album - thriller of course

luther vandross

this maybe updated at sometime

I may have to choose Rockit by herbie hancock or maybe planet rock

then it take a nation to hold us back album by public enemy

luther vandross

 

Song - Till I collapse
Album - The Black Album
ARIST JAY Z

 

all by jay z ?

 

Till I collapse is by Eminem

 

single song- Would I lie to you - Charles & Eddie

album - Bucks Fizz

Irene Cara

 

Single Song-Big L-Dangerzone

Single Album-Foesum-Perfection

Eazy-E

 

He asked for music from the 80s and early 90s...lol

Song: Eric B is President - Eric B and Rakim

Album: One For All - Brand Nubian

Artist: Nas

 

I listed all early 90s.

Well, Perfection dropped in 95, but it was recorded in 94.

Plus, everything goodlove listed was 80s, only.

 

song: "optimistic" by sounds of blackness
(sidenote: very glad jadakiss covered this song)

album: southernplayalisticadillacmuzik by outkast

artist: anita baker

:smt020

 

Not you, Andrae...lol

Jay-Z as an artist can count though, cause he was around in the late 80s. (Hawaiian Sophie time frame)

 

Whoopsie.

 

yea, funny i always think of his guest spot with original flavor when i think of his early career.

 

LOL! Yeah, I used to love that song.

*Sings: Can I Get Open*

I have an old videotape of all old early 90s Hip Hop videos that I liked. It's in storage. I'm going to have to watch it some time.

 

you may wanna convert that piece to digital before it warps and looks/sounds like an old karate flick

 

I know, but everything is on YouTube...lol

 

lol "truuuue..."

 

i dont like gangsta rap but biggie and tupac was the sickest love em along with dre and ICe cube

 

i think 90% of gangsta rap has been boring and cliche, rather unimaginative, just sticking to being crude and rude. but there are exceptions in my book...

UGK (big, big fan)
Eightball & MJG (suave house days were classic, new stuff aint too shabby neither)
Outkast (yes, those dudes... their debut album was gangsta rap, and when they're not being poppy their material is still edgey)
Snoop Doggy Dogg (aren't we glad he shortened his name? lol)
Jadakiss
T.I.
Juvenile
Scarface (classic)