Monday, 22 May 2017

Generic list post: P.H.I.L.L.Y


It was monday night and I'm feelin' kinda like Gillie, fell down a wormhole of rap outta Philly. Not remotely high or even slightly drunk, so I threw together a generic list of my Top 20 Philadelphia jawns:

Schoolly D - Saturday Night (1986)
Cool C - Juice Crew Dis (1987)
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - Summertime (1991)
Beanie Sigel - Get Down (2001)
Freeway ft. Peedi Crakk - Flipside (2003)
DJ Jazzy Jeff & Peedi Crakk - Brand New Funk 2k7 (2007)
Tuff Crew - Behold The Detonator (1989)
Boone - Pop A Perc (2015)
Steady B - Just Call Us Def (1985)
Three Times Dope - Funky Dividends (1988)
Meek Mill ft. Young Chris - House Party (2011)
Cash Money & Marvellous - The Mighty Hard Rocker (1988)
Philly's Most Wanted - Suckas (2001)
Krown Rulers - Paper Chase (1988)
RAM Squad - Unfortunate (1996)
Ms. Jade ft. Timbaland & Nelly Furtado - Ching Ching (2002)
Ice City - They Ain't Ride'n (2004)
Young Gunz - Can't Stop, Won't Stop (2003)
Princess Superstar - Bad Babysitter (2002)
Phill Most Chill - On Tempo Jack (1988)

Bonus beats: never forget the O.G version of MC Breeze's DiscombobulatorBubalator AKA the song which pioneered #problematic AZN stereotyping in rap before DJ Louie Lou, Ice Cube, or Bun B.

PS: gimme The Goats over The Roots any day.

19 comments:

  1. PLAYLIST : https://milq.com/iiiiiii-the-martorialist-philly?sort=recent

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  2. Princess Superstar > Nicki Minaj

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  3. put pg on the payroll!

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  4. where's Cassidy at lol

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  5. Here's what became of The Goats: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZ-0EoeQu-U

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  6. 21. Joey Jihad's freestyle before getting snuffed

    At first I was surprised there were nor Major Figgas joints, but they never really had a great single. No Coldchain tho?

    Speaking of Scoes, is the mononymous Roscoe considered a Philly or Cali rapper? Had a couple jams.

    Overall a nice list with the unfortunate effect of having me visit late-period Will Smith albums.

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  7. speaking of philly you listen to MATT OX?

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  8. I've never heard of Matt OX, tbh.

    WTF @ that nu-Goats song.

    Shit, I completely forgot Rosco P. is a Philly rapper. Delinquent would be the one.

    Gillie has a joint with Ab Liva called Sex, Money, and Drugs that I really like, but I can't find it online any more and the MP3 seems to have vanished from my stash 😟

    Willennium had 2 undeniable jams.

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  9. Partly cos he was my introduction to rap but mainly them mid to late 90s singles were fire even wicky wicky wicky - ghostwritten bouncy castle fabric Will >>>> old school Roscoe P Wholesome Will, who its gotta be said rapped like the mcdonalds training video a lot of the time.

    speaking of which I think SE meant Kurupts brother Roscoe but surely Kurupts more eligible considering hes older n spent more time in Philly?

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  10. Hey fella. that The Goats song I posted was actually a (bad) remix. I couldn't find any original studio recordings on the youtubage. The band is Black Landlord fronted by Max. They are/were on some Alphabet Soup, G Love & Special Sauce (also from Philly I believe) and Ozomatli tip of "live" hip hop. Here's their bandcamp: https://blacklandlord.bandcamp.com/album/addicted-to-distraction Between The Gaots and Black Landlord was InCognegro.

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  11. He said both Rosco(e)s, but I couldn't name a single song by Rosco with the e.

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  12. Ah right, my bad. Ive only heard the 1st album but it had some great ones

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbOrvGAyLwo

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  13. Definitely jams harder than Head To Toe by Kings Of Leon.

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  14. no love for cazal boys "snatching cazals"?

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  15. Royal Ron's 'Opsta Now' is also worthy and an essential Pig Latin Rap pioneer.

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  16. Unrelated: think the Gangsta-Rap episode of Louis Theroux must have just aired in Australia again because I'm getting a ton of Mello-T hits from Aus today.

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