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Answers by Lootpack is absolutely one of my favorite instrumentals from a rap song!

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‘Paint The Town Blue?’ 1990s Independant Hip Hop Documentary featuring Swollen Members, Foreign Legion, Dilated Peoples, Q-Bert, Rob Swift, Scratch Perverts

HIP HOP REALM - A film dedicated to the golden age of underground hip hop.

3rd Bass - 7L & Esoteric - Alkaholiks - A Tribe Called Quest - Above The Law - Anticon - Army Of Pharoahs - Arsonists - Artifacts - Atmosphere - Beastie Boys - Beat Junkies - Beatnuts - Black Moon - Black Sheep - Blahzay Blahzay - Bored Stiff - Bomb Squad - Boogie Down Productions - Boot Camp Clik - Brand Nubian - Channel Live - Cocoa Brovaz - Company Flow - Comptons Most Wanted - Constant Deviants - Cypress Hill - Da Beatminerz - Da Lench Mob - Double Life - Das Efx - De La Soul - Def Squad - Da King & I - Deltron 3030 - Digital Underground - DITC - DJ Jazzy Jeff - EPMD - Eric B & Rakim - The Fab 5 - Flipmode - Finsta Bundy - Funkdoobiest - Freestyle Fellowship - Foreign Legion - Gangstarr - Geto Boyz - Ghetto Concept - Goats - Grandmaster Flash - Gravediggaz - Heltah Skeltah - Hieroglyphics - High & Mighty - House Of Pain - Invisibl Skratch Piklz - Jedi Mind Tricks - Jungle Brothers - Jurassic 5 - KMD - K oatix - Leaders Of The New School - Lootpack - Lords Of The Underground - Mad Kap - Mysterme - MOP - Main Source - Madvillain - Mantronix - Molemen - Mood - Mobb Deep - Natural Elements - NWA - Nextman -Nice & Smooth - Non Phixion - Non Prophets - Obscure Disorder - Onyx - Organized Confusion - People Under The Stairs - Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Pharcyde - Polyrhythm Addicts - Poor Righteous Teachers - Public Enemy - Rascalz - Roots - Run DMC - Run The Jewelz - Screwball - Sacred Hoop - Showbiz & AG - Siah & Yeshua - School Of Hard Knox - Souls Of Mischief - Smif n Wessun - Stesasonic - Styles Of Beyond - Swollen Members - Tha Mexakinz - Third Sight - Three Times Dope - Ultramagnetic MCs - Wu Tang Clan - Yaggfu Front - Zion I - Akrobatik - Aceyalone - Aesop Rock - Afu ra - Alchemist - Apathy - AZ - B Real - Big Daddy Kane - Big Mike - Big Pun - Blaq Poet - BUMS - Blade - Buckshot - Buckwild - Busta Rhymes - Cappadonna - Celph Titled - Charizma - Cage - Chino XL - Citizen Kane - Common - Dr Octagon - Daddy O - Del - Diamond - DJ Shadow - Defari - Doug E Fresh - Dr Dre - Easy Moe Bee - Easy E - ED OG - El Da Sensei - Erick Sermon - Evidence - Eyedea - Fat Joe - Funkmaster Flex - Grand Puba - Grand Master Flash - Guru - GZA - Hi Tek - Ice Cube - Ice T - Ill Bill - Inspectah Deck - J Dilla - Jeru The Damaja - J Zone - Keith Murray - Kid Capri - Killah Priest - King Tee - Kool G Rap - Kool Moe Dee - KRS ONE - Kurious - L Swift - Large Professor - LL Cool J - Lord Jamar - Lord Finesse - Mike Zoot - Madchild - Madlib - MC Eiht - Nr Live - Mark B - MC Serch - Method Man - MF Doom - Mic Geronimo - Nas - Necro - No ID - Notorious BIG - Ol Dirty Bastard - Paris - Pharoahe Monche - Phife - Planet ASia - Positive K - Peanut Butter Wolf - Prince Paul - Prince Po - Problemz - Prodigy - RA the Rugged Man - Rasco - Raekwon - Ras Kass - Redman - RZA - Saafir - Shamus - Sean Boston - Sabac Red - Sage Francis - Scott Lark Da Sensei - Schooly D - Sean Price - Shyheim - Snoop Dogg - too Short - Tragedy Khadafi - Xzibit - Yungun -

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BRENDA SYKES as Judith in Black Gunn (Robert Hartford-Davis, 1972, USA)

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“Mother” Lessie Benningfield Randle (Nov 10) 🥳🌹💐

She is still awaiting with two other survivors —Viola Fletcher, 108, and Hughes “Uncle Red” Vann Ellis, 101— to succeed in receiving beyond overdo reparations for the Oklahoma state-sanctioned domestic terrorism with bomb dropping, gun-toting, fire setting, bat swinging racial violence against Black Americans of the 35-block area in Greenwood District (aka Negro Wall Street or Black Wall Street) and their businesses in 1921, as well as awaiting for the federal (and state) debt owed for U.S. Freedmen reparations for chattel slavery, genocide, stolen wealth, land theft, medical experimentations, domestic terrorism, redlining. I can go on and on, but I’ll stop there.

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i’m surviving solely on day dreams and fantasies at this point

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To celebrate Black Music Month, VIBE spotlights some of music's most essential timepieces for Gen Y to get hip to MARVIN GAYE Here, My Dear (1978) Most Slept On: There are several stand-outs on Marvin Gaye's deeply personal testimony of a marriage descending into its final heartbreaking, bitter, and angry end. But as you dig deeper inside this surreal 1978 masterpiece that is Here, My Dear, you will find the criminally underrated cut "Time to Get it Together," a funked-up number that sticks out amongst the brooding statements of Here, My Dear. Originally written and recorded in 1976, the self-dissecting track finds Gaye trying to work through his own personal demons of drug abuse and womanizing. "Trying my best to find my way," he testifies. "Change our world in just one day/Blowin' coke all up my nose/Gettin' in and out my clothes/Foolin' 'round with midnight ho's/But that chapter of life's closed." Stunning. Lines Best For Status Updates: -"I guess I'd have to say this album is

One of my all time favorite albums! definitely gonna cover one of these jams !!!