Wednesday, 23 July 2014

Generic list post: shinola songs by shit rappers part 2

Rap blog rule number three: when you're shit out of ideas, drop a generic list post, and when you're shit out of ideas for a generic list post, drop a sequel generic list post.

That title of Shinola songs by shit rappers feels a little unfair in hindsight, so it might be better to think of these two posts as a celebration of remarkable songs by rappers with otherwise unremarkable catalogues of their own.

Maino - Role Model (2008)
Whistle - (Nothin' Serious) Just Buggin' (1986)
YB - I'm A Jerk (2009)
Mann ft. 50 Cent - Buzzin' remix (2010)
The New Style - Scuffin' Those Knees (1989)
St. Lunatics - Batter Up (2001)
The Pack - The Curb (1992)
Lady Of Rage - Afro Puffs (1994)
Reflection Eternal ft. Mos Def & Mr Man - Fortified Live (1997)
Tha Joker - Dope (2011)
Mr Lif ft. Murs - Murs Iz My Manager (2006)
Pusha-T ft. Kelly Rowland - Let Me Love You (2013)
Disco Four - Throwdown (1983)
Freeky Zekey ft. Max B & Sen City - Henny (2007)
Wacko - Nolia Clap (original version) (2003)
Tarrie B - Murder She Wrote (1990)
Juney Boomdata ft. Sandman - I Got Hoes (2009)
Goretex ft. Necro - Dopesick (2003)
Nairobi & The Awesome Foursome - Funky Soul Makossa (1982)
Sicko Mobb - Fiesta (2013)

Yo, remember that time we all went to download the no-DJ version of Sicko Mobb's mixtape just for the tagless 320 kbps MP3 of their one good song Fiesta only to find it now featured a verse by A$AP Ferg? Bop died right there and then.

8 comments:

  1. but "monster beat"!

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  2. Heh @ the Pusha T choice.

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  3. Man, fuck Monster Beat and you Street Sounds Electro 4 disciples! :)

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  4. Was gonna comment but just realized it's another The Pack.

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  5. I always secretly liked "Concrete Schoolyard" by Jurassic 5.

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  6. I know everyone loves Mr. Man's rappitty rap on Fortified Live, but imho, Mos Def killed that track with some calm class.

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  7. I really like Kweli on there too because he actually displayed some humour for once in his career.

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