What the hell is this Kool Keith breh?

[old boy]

However I always salute young brehs like @Rozay Oro who go back and educate themselves on older rappers.

cosign b. that's why i'm a little confused that some dudes are up in here criticizing him for making this thread. bro i'm ecstatic that a young dude would even seek out the knowledge on a niche artist who precedes his generation. i don't wanna do anything to discourage that from happening on the coli. by all means ask away and let's have open discourse

like lemme find a thread on here one day that says: "school me on the following '88 artists: tuff crew, k9 posse and super lover cee and casanova rud"


nikka i'd lose my shyt like

 

[Crumple]

heard this a few weeks ago, might have been from the coli or just youtube recommendations. shyt is fukkin fire :mindblownj: played it for a week straight

what CDs does he have that are like this?

He doesn't have cds in this whole sthle. But based on this track you may like
Dr. Octagon (the first one)
A much better Tommorow
Masters of Illusion
Dr. Dooom
Freaks with El Gant
Cenobites

 

[TrifeGod]

Like fam said earlier, "You'll neva understand"

 

[Cheech&Chong]

Matthew was my shyt.

His album with l'orange is dope to, time astonishing

 

[Rozay Oro]

Like fam said earlier, "You'll neva understand"

One of the 3 songs I like from that album. Every beat is dope but horrorcore is boring.
bytch Gets No Love
Welfare Love
Side Line

Is it me or he fits too many cyllables in a bar? At least in this album

 

[Earnings]

If I ain't mistaken I seen somewhere that some of Cam'ron's style and steeze (lyrically) came from breh

 

[mr. smoke weed]

man I remember going to the music stores w/ the elitist heads just to look at music and talk about it.

shyt is different now...
...I dont think being a hip hop head is really a thing anymore to the young cats.
They just consume whatevers poppin.

Being a hip hop head before like 2008 was difficult logistically.

Nowadays I can text my lil brother who's 1000 miles away, tell him to listen to On The Real by Nas Cormega and Screwball(I forget), he can look it up on youtube then tell me he hates it within 6 minutes.

The stuff I had to do to find an OG version of On The Real in 2003

 

[abominable1]

Kool keith got classics

some of my personal faves

from the Cenobites LP




from diesel truckers



from spankmaster

 

[blankstairz]

Critical Beatdown is a classic.

Ced Gee on the production.

That off-beat, confident swag that Keith was a master of on the mic.

 

[keepitrealprk]

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

If you ain't heard this track, prepare to................. AND .....at the same time......

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My introduction to Kool Keith was back in 1985 with a b-boy track that became the blueprint for the sound of Critical Beatdown.....



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[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Critical Beatdown is a classic.

Ced Gee on the production.

That off-beat, confident swag that Keith was a master of on the mic.

My personal #1GOAT album.

Let us not forget that they were the first group to rap WITHOUT RHYMING on a hip-hop track.......



Still know all the words to this joint from start to finish 30 years later!!.....and this one, too....

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[Lordgodking Nyc]

One of the best from the BX

Saw ced G in times square on Friday.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Let us not forget that KK told us almost 20 years ago how hip-hop would be now......



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[DoomzdayzV]

keith one of GOATS.....Ced is prolly my favorite producer ever dude was too funky with it