Under-Appreciated, Dope & Slept on Hip Hop tracks

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tek n steele >>>>>

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this one of them joints thats so dope it could also be used as inspiration to stay above water and continue making moves. Almost anthem-like.

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One of J Cole's best, and i'm not really that big of a fan.



You can hear how much of a influence Pac was to Cole in this.

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Real Heads know that sample.

Apprently this track was for a Led Zeppelin tribute album iirc.
Every artist had to use a sample or do a cover of one of the songs from their catalog or some shit.
Orginally the 1st sample that the one producer wanted to use for Pac to rap on was"Kashmir"


- This was far before Puffy did the shit for the soundtrack to that wack ass american Godzilla movie that got Matthew Brorickk in it.

For whatever reason that puffy track was included on THAT movie's soundtrack. Wtf does Godzilla and Puffy have in common to begin with

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One of the great ones

[Geraldino]

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Krucial Thirteen Yo, Krucial, peep that Prophetic - "Entrepreneur" one. He's a Milwaukee rapper, prop the best thing I heard outta our home. Shit's from 2008. Been up on him since I heard it drop on Myspace back in the day. He could've blew up, definitely had the potential to.

Good looks, never heard of Prophetic. Dude's nice! I miss the Myspace days..Napster too...lol