Old School Hip Hop Mega Mix One
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
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This video and mega mix is dedicated to all pioneers of Hip Hop Culture from the East Coast to the West Coast from 1967 - 1985. We thank you for everything you have created for us. We also thank you for showing the world that creativity, ingenuity, inspiration, practicality, and perseverance with limited resources can shock the world... quell racism...and eventually construct peace.
Enjoy!
A Man Without History is a Tree Without Roots. - เพลง
We just brought back the original recipe to how a megamix is suppose to sound like. This is an old school formula of layering, cutting, phasing, mixing, and edits. I hope we get to hear this formula again one day from the new jacks.
hip hop got better and better then the 2000s came and it went shitter and shitter and shitter
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Whole world goes shitter and shitter since 2000
REAL HIP HOP WILL NEVER DIE!!! Classic Beats, rhymes and rhythms are classic for a reason. *justsayin*
Never stop, never quit, never die...from the barrios to the red bricks and the shanty towns to the hill tops and the shores abroad...we all gotta keep this joint rockin on!
That is a good question. As soon as I get that outline from our DJ, I can get you that answer in detail. And yes, all tracks you hear ARE on original vinyl. Not even reprints btw. The best way to protect vinyl for many years is to keep them packed tight for zero stress; to inspect your needles; keep the vinyl clean from finger oil and other residues; and to balance and lock your turntable arms. You never want too much weight coming from a needle. Thanks for the props, Brotha!
we had you in mind when we created this. This is a tribute to you and everyone else who loves and lives the culture.
It is a gift.
REAL MUSIC, REAL HIP HOP, respect from Italy...lovin' the old school!
K Boogie, thank you! Brother we are connected by Hip Hop roots. We at Old School Scholar are thrilled by engaging with the love of our nation of Hip Hop. I hope one day we will have a Hip Hop festival like the original WoodStock. Just peace and funk for a whole weekend. That way we can treat it like a family reunion because we are family.
These where the good times for HIP HOP and not the shit they play today...!!! Really cool Video and a really head busting Mix...!!! I whana hear and see more...!!!
Thank you, Brotha. Remember, it ain't just about the Old School, but it is what make the Old School and True School Hip Hop culture. It is about being transparent, being real, being about people, and about real life. It was always about making something out of nothing and getting out of bad situations, and not glorifying materialism. We make money-not money make us!
hi from france, thanks to all those great artists, life without their music to listen to would not be the same to me.......
I'm a 25 yr old start up dj. To do this would be my dream. For me this is absolutely amazing. I'd pay to learn greatness like this.
Peace to Cocoa 125! Believe me, when me and the crew made this joint we honestly had you in mind. All of the pioneers and the people of Hip Hop before 1985 were in our hearts for this dedication. Without you there would have been no Golden Age or evolution of the culture. Peace!
I'm glad I got kicked out the crib from Down-south to go back home in'77....Just in time for HIPHOP...NY STYLE!....
The greatest old school video on TH-cam period. Sent chills down my back as this is what hip hop was and will sadly never be again. Bullshit rap today should be kissing the ground old school broke for them. Old school forever!
This is what real Hip Hop music sounds like. It is filled with passion and funk.
Wow. When I went to New York for the 1st time ever which was last year, I was listening to this video and I just had to tear up as I was driving through beautifully bombed buidings. I could of sworn I was alive during the golden decade of the beautiful hip-hop culture.
this is where my mind goes when I dream of the Hip Hop that inspires my soul!
Man, do I miss these days! Thanks for sharing this, Scholar!
OG, we are STILL there with that vibe and flavor. Remember we got to pass that passion and culture down to the shorties. The graff writers got it! The Bboys got it! The DJs still burn it! But the emcees forgot. We got to save the MCs. We need more new cats like People Under The Stairs, Murs, and Chali2na. We need more Em, De La Soul, Mos Def, and KRS.
Them Boys from the BX take no slack, we need them brothas coming back with the boom bap!
Thank you for coming out and showing some love!
BTW the cadence you heard before the Jay Z and Epmd vocals was by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious 5 called "Superrappin'". A live band was simulating the bassline of "Seven Minutes of Funk" which was due before Hip Hop music starting recording samples. "Superrappin'" can be found on Enjoy Records.
Thank you Brother. We stand united with our passions. Hip Hop is life and not death. The real school speaks.
Tell your peoples that this video is dedicated to them as well as yourself. We put the effort in this joint and website to promote the passion and love for the Hip Hop Culture AND its people. We are serious about this. No hype. We were thinking about the original brothers and sisters, like yourself, you started this. I am personally honored that it took you back in the day...and today we are back from that way!
We are keeping the real school, all school of Hip Hop alive, and we are not alone! Peace!
Thorough for the most part.. and most definitely a classy piece. Formative, Trueschool, and Oldschool will never die.
im using my love of old skool hip hop to break so many barriers@work....light up a ladys with severe mental problems day by drawing her name in fancy bubble letters,recite the lyrics to classic rap jams,join hands bodypoppin or dont matter where u are or who your with or what communication or learning difficulties they might have....u can always get a room to wave their hands in the air & say 'hooooooooo'!!!!!! ;o)
No doubt. Timeless for those who never forgot their roots. This is the essence of Hip Hop culture and music. I hope you been to our site. This mix is a free download.
the old school...the 80, the best.
Greatness comes from working with what you got. Your faithfulness with very little will truly define your success and greatness when you achieve working with alot. The only thing you need to pay is time, patience, creativity, experimenting, passion, and fun. Then share it with the world that waits for you!
Big Ups to the DJ...Diggin' Your Old School Vibe Here!
Who ever put this together is an artist. Thanks for the memories. I lived this. I was there when it was born and came into fruition. The music in this historical video is incredible.
We must share these roots and pass it down. The next generation are hungry for this.
Respect given and Respect received. All true school, all school heads should stay connected and unite our voices. Our consciousness is the authenticity of Hip Hop culture and music. Peace.
Oldschool Forever. I will never forget what they've done. this ultimate music. i love it.
This is when music was real and dance battles were fun. I'm old school and these were the days.
Brother, We are STILL there! Hip Hop culture is a lifestyle and passion. You still got that vibe because you already are there. That is the love for Hip Hop culture.
Old School Forever, No Doubt! We got to pass this feel and passion back to the new jacks so they can feel the same way about us!
The true of essence of hip hop......well represented here guys. Makes me miss the early days......
KRS One said it best:
"Rap is something you DO...
Hip Hop is something you Live."
Hip Hop culture was born from urban plight with the influence of other cultural forms of expression. Hip Hop music speaks for and from the culture.
Rap music is music based on the sake of rhyming. Yet, Rapping is an elemental aesthetic in Hip Hop music. Ultimately Hip Hop consists of Rap, but Rap does not consist of Hip Hop.
My MAN!!! Wow.. I could NOT take my eyes off this vid! As i watched this vid I was smiling and singing along with EVERY track!!! Made me realize how far Hip Hop has come, how long I've lived and how connected I've been to this culture!! Thanks homie! TOTALLY made my day! HUGE props on the production!!
That break beat you are inquiring about is called Jam On The Groove by Herbie Hancock. It is a pure Old School classic real Hip Hop DJs still cut up today. B-Boys love that one too!
Priceless.....Nothing better than old school...
@RealRapAndHiphp Thank you! James Brown is the original B-Boy! All of James Brown IS Hip Hop music. Without James there is no soul to bring forth Hip Hop!
thanx for taking me back to my childhood i remember being at many of tjose break dancing battles as well watching kool herc, rakim, doug e fressh, danm! i miss dem days .....and to all you new kats, thats real HIP HOP... not the garbage we hear now from some so called rappers. anyways, peaceOut!
OMG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what gr8 memories this video clip brought back ...... most of them i grew up with big time LOL
For all you fools claiming that 90's Hip Hop is Old Skool, think again. Do your research incase you weren't even around at the time of the real Old Skool!! Late 70's-80's=OLD SKOOL!!!!!!!
It certainly is,proper old skool
I'm sure that industry has progressed from 70s-90s rap of course its much different but 90s and 70s beats are old-school compared to the ear bleeding trap/drill that's on the market now, that shit isn't even rap.
Very true about the Bullshit from today!
What about Early 1970's? That's ol' skool as well.
Nothin like ORIGINALITY.
nothing can beat the old school times. this is dope man.
We at Old School Scholar wish a Happy 36th Anniversary to the Might Universal Zulu Nation!!! Thank you for keeping the funk! Peace to Afrika Bambaataa, Zulu Kings, and world wide family!
Nice documentation of the beginning of Hip Hop. I feel honored to have been there.
Word life! There are many brothas out there still rocking Hip Hop music with passion. I recommend People Under The Stairs, Chali 2Na, Jurassic 5, Lupe Fiasco.
@ThePublicEnemyNo1 Thanks, Brother! We represent the Wild Wild West. You brothers have been taking the MC crown for the past several years with Murs, Jurassic, Heiros, and People Under The Stairs. Graff writers and B-Boys have been rocking the world for some time now too! Let us not get start on giving the DJs props! West Coast has been ruling tradition non stop!
This IS Classic...Hats off to YOU!!!
You KNOW what REAL Hip Hop IS...
It is a voice of culture indeed. Remember Hip Hop is more than just music. It was created by all forms of ethnicity especially black people and hispanics. Poor whites of all backgrounds and religious groups, too. Pan-Africans, Asians South Americans, and Arabs are now taking it to broader level. No matter what your culture is, Hip Hop can interweave in it and reflect upon it when you make it your own. Peace to all my Czech Hip Hop Brothas!
Amazing music and visuals-it's like time travel back to Old Skool days!!
This is the best megamix of old school rap that I heard!!! Compliments!!!
Greetings from Rome!!!
nerolucano fact
Thank you! We hope to keep slinging that funk we use to rock back in the day! Bringing back that old school - Golden Age rap!
I did. It is called wisdom from your Godfathers. "A Man Without History Is a Tree Without Roots." Keep doing what you are doing, Brother.
Thank you for coming over and checking us out! The buzz has been tremendous here and our website. People are showing love all over for real Hip Hop culture.
Hypaman, it means alot to us you have enjoyed yourself. We give you props for enjoying the funk that got us here.
Peace, bruh!
We are flattered. Wow. We created this video and mix as a tribute to the real heads, the pioneers, the true school of Hip Hop and its people. The underground speaks!
fantastic, good history there, put tears in my eyes.braught me back to a better time in my life. i was there for it all from bgirling to block parties, i say get history from people that were there. hip hop is the constantly evolving spirit and consciousness of our urban youth but they are trying to dilute it. its time we stick together. big ups on this!
At 1:40 was Melle Mel from a performance on an underground vinyl called Live Convention 82. The layer mixed underneath is a piece from Watch Out Now by The Beatnuts (bitten by Jennifer Lopez when she did Jenny On The Block.) The piece being cut up is Heaven and Hell; a famous old school break often heard from DJs way way back. Sorry I took a few days to answer. I had a busy weekend. Peace!
Now this is what I am feeling right here
on da real, this is real hip hop & great memories growing up in NYC. Thank u for posting I love this great mix from back in da days too bad 2days music is not like ours was Real Hip Hop!!!
ONE LOVE, Giggles Peace
OOOHHH man, that was awsome. I saw alot of my old hangout spots, and alot of my old homeboys, some which aren't here anymore(R.I.P.) and the savage skulls were my old neighborhood gang back in the day. Awsome, awsome, awsome.
I love this video Old School Scholar u really made my day with this video & all the jams u mixed in... Awesome papa love it. I was there too when it all started very young & wise at the same time...partied hard all over NYC, there's no place like home.
Fat laces, shell toes, Boom Boxes......ahhh those were the days!!!!
Thanks
Thank you for make this video a favorite! Here is the deal; authentic Hip Hop culture is not dead, and Old School Hip Hop is actually any style of Hip Hop that was mostly present prior a generation to anyone. For me the L Brothers and Disco King Mario are Old School to me where as Run DMC may be old school to someone born in 1991. So that answer is only based on your perception. It is only unpopular to people who are only trendy. Outside of the USA, Hip Hop culture is alive and well in respect.
Awesome video. I saw my late husband IZ, Sach, Seen and 5 Points to name a few. Thanks for sharing. Mrs. IZ
Thank you! We wanted the masses to feel the whole Hip Hop culture and recognize its people who live it. You feeling the way you do is our mutual feelings. This video is our form of romanticizing real Hip Hop culture and music. Thank you for spread ing the word to the world!
I love listening, brings back memories, Love. IT.
Top Old Scool Jams 👍🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🎶🎵🎧
nice video. takes me back i lived this in the bronx and still am... memories good/great o' days
what more can i say this is hip hop respect all true school heads peace
Wow, do we have time? I will contact DJ GrandSinister Ice to lay it down. Understand there can possibly be 2-6 tracks layered together which means there can easily be 40-60 pieces used! Thanks for checking out the mix. I hope you feel traditional Hip Hop as it was meant to be!
I was born in 87', but i must say, i like old school music better than the new... Its funny getting the twisted look from everyone when im blastin this in my car.
a very well conjugated time of the essence!..mad props my brothers and sisters.
Maaaaaan I've never seen a video like this one! inside it there is all my old school coulture!!!! very very very nice!!!! 5 stars!!!
Thank you Donimma. Our crew of four had a blast. We are in the business of blessing the masses like how we use to do it back in the day! Peace.
Takes me back to 1980s where I used breakdance in my teens,Great times
Thank you, family! We did make this for you especially! We are bonded by our hearts and spirits of the true essence of Hip Hop! No commercial nonsense like the corporate raping of our culture. Just bare-bones boom bap, original rap!
This is incredible! True Old School Hip Hop, none of that shit from the 90's where the damn kids think that Jay-Z and Tupac are old school. Jamaica is where it was born and Sedgwick is where it grew up.
Thanks, for checking this out! We hope to add more in the next few months!
My childhood! Bless you all!!!
Thank you for this, it's amazing!!!
I'm a 25 year old fan and recognize lot's of the songs from the people who have sampled them jay-z, wu-tang + many more
Thank you. I have been relying to that song since we uploaded it. Too bad people do not check our website out. There is a full outline of all of the tracks.
Thanks. We must bring back the fun. We are all still very young.
it's sad that less and less people from the younger generations apreciate what those pioneers started back then
I want the good old days back, you know, like when i wasn't born.
That is one of the rare photos from the early 1990s. No doubt, a great find.
@WILDSTYLENYC Brother, I grew up in El Paso Texas during the same era, and man we where right up there with you... Sometimes you couldn't tell you were in Texas with all the B-Boys around El Paso...
支柱をアレックスありがとう! 日本は点Hip Hopの根そして文化にしがみつくための腹を立てる。 あなたのB男の子、DJs、落書きの作家およびMCSはドープ塗料である。 ありがとう!
Alex said "everything is ideal" in Japanese to English. Thank you Alex for the props! Japan gets mad respect for holding on to the roots and culture of Hip Hop. Your B-Boys, DJs, Graffiti Writers, and MCS are dope as hell. Thank you!
Thanks for keeping old school alive!!
Thank you! We can not get enough of it either. Feel free to visit our audio page at Old School Scholar to download this mix plus ringtones.
Whoever put this together is THA SHIT...I"m west COast and LOVE THIS....AWESOMEEEEEE!!!!!!!!! 10 thumbs UP!!!!!!!!! Incredible...love this $hiIT~!!!!!!!
Much Love!
oh snap this is one of the best old school mixes so far
@BronxisNr1 Unity Rap! You got that right! Most people do not know that cut. It is extremely rare! Our homeboy GrandSinister Ice still has a sweet copy of it to backspin. Thanks for looking out!
tight mix! i can never get enough of that heaven and hell sample...I LOVE it!!! I like how it pops up a couple time in the mix!
ooooo watch yo mouth. Thank you sista for coming out and showing love. I hope you have enjoyed our website. Our goal is to spread authentic Hip Hop culture insight and resources to our people. We are also open for the people to speak out and submit content for the world to see. Peace!