I played that cold crush brothers cassette until it popped and then I opened it up and fixed it over and over again much love to the cold crush brothers.
My Brother, my word, so did I. I knew how to pop open them Sony and memorex cassette with the little screw driver, and repair the tape with scotch tape under the tape 😉
I still have my tape from this show. I remember when I first secured this in my possession, I would walk around playing it on my JVC, and strangers would approach me offering to buy it. I'm sure the current generation will say, "What's the big deal?" But, back in 1981, when you had a tape of this magnitude in your possession, it was all about the status that went along with exclusive ownership. This was, and remains, an incredible stage set.
The other MCs cant deal with US, Cuz we are the Crew they call The Cold Crush!!!! Damm this is a Straight CLASSIC! ! Respect to the Cold Crush & ALL The rest Of the pioneers of Hip Hop!!!!
Ha- Ha South Bronx in in the House!! Reminds me of British Walkers , Cazal glasses, Kangol hats, LEE jeans and of course either a Sheepskin coat or Leather Bomber. AIGHT!!!
These brothers inspired me and my crew from Philly to go against what was the normal way Philly dudes rapped back then. We rocked routines, harmonies etc... CC4 is the shit
"You got the two DJ's on the wheels of steel / Charlie Chase and Tony Tone at the top of the bill" THIS MUSIC IS LEGENDARY!!! Wish I could have ever been there! Creativity and pure flavor combined. ANyone who got to be there, and experience this type of scene in the original days, YOU MY MAN ARE A LUCKY DUDE!!!!
The Days of the unique Dress Code:British Walkers, Playboys, Wallabies,Plaide's, Mock necks,Puma,Addidas(no strings)the #Whole9 at the end of the Day#OldSchoolJumpOff4Life🔥
Wow, what a blast from the past………glad I was a part of that era……..@Solomonlangston7277 , can’t forget the way we danced or the clubs….good old days……I have great memories…….
HELL YEAH! This is Authentic Natural Imperial Hip Hop Royalty. This where the original MC's begin my friends. Look no further and then step to ANYBODY in hip hop today. Remember about a year and a half ago when Joe Buddens atttempted to dis Melle Mel? He almost committed suicide with his career. You don't do that. No with that man or the man standing next to him. Grand Master Caz. RESPECT and PRESERVE the Pioneers. They're the reason so many of these people are eating today.
This beat is just money on the spot. It kills me that producers aren't this authentic and creative anymore; using Cerrone is genius. I can't get enough of this breakbeat
They don't use it because the new generation would not understand it if its not audio tone they don't like it they don't even gave respect for the DJs today most of the rappers use bands today
I screamed when I heard this. I haven't heard this since 1981. I was a just a little kid with just a couple of cassette tapes of a few jams like this. Once this original era of rapped ended I basically stopped listening. This is truley old school not LL Cool J or Run DMC; no disrespect to them. Thank you csmcrckrs. I grew up in the Bronx a few blocks from Fordham and the Grand Concourse where rap basically originated. This music has a piece of my heart.
This was my first Cold Crush tape. Lol. I practically worshipped this tape. Damn you truly had to be around during these times to understand what i mean.
Yeah, you had to be in the know to understand this time. I was all the way from Long Island, and I got a hold of a few of these tapes, and if you had them, you were the man... I would walk around like yeah yall out here in long Island need to get out more lol 😅😅😅😊😅
The way we look at Blues music from then is how we should look at contemporary Hip Hop Rap music now. Wow! Can't believe I used the word "Contemporary" for hip hop. Has it been that long? I guess it has. I'm 49 and saw if from the Bronx and it when it first happened.
I remember playing these cassettes over and over. Caz was dating my 2nd cousin, so we were able to get in all their shows at 12 years old. The Bronx created Hip Hop.
The soul and spirit of hip hop was at its highest form at that battle between cold Crush Ford and the Fantastic Five I was there and whoever was there know what I'm talking about when I say cold Crush really won that battle
"The initial of my name is JDL, I want to go to heaven but I'm going to hell" that line is classic!! I must have rewind that part a thousand times till my tape pop!!! This is before FM radio play, you had to hear you hip hop on AM radio near the end of the dial, an had to wait for the Cassette tapes to reach Brooklyn. Dam I miss those days. Big up to all the pioneers in the rap game.
A true musical classic, Period! My aunt was part of the ownership of Harlem World back then and I was growing up in The Bronx with the Cold Crush. A historical moment that I was not cognizant of at the time. Peace to all the Brothers who we came out of The Bronx and Money Making Manhattan, at the time!
Where ever i went, this mix tape went with me. i was the only one who had one, i got it from my older brother and made a copy. everybody wanted it. then my brother lost his copy and jacked mine, a week later that was gone..........forever gone....until today.......God bless TH-cam....
I am 47 now and I was there in 1981. If anyone has this on cassette and wants to sell a copy, let me know. This is straight history!!! Ask one to be one!
+Raymond Ortiz Breaking News! Africa Bambaataa is a child Molester, and Charlie Chase from the Cold Crush Brothers is going to be accused of the same. 8 Victims are ready to tell their story as well. If anyone was a victim please send me a msg ASAP!
I breathe this stuff! I Iived in Brooklyn during the 80's and my friends use to call me uptown because I had tapes from the Harlem World, T-Connection, and places from uptown. I was about 16 and didn't make to some of the early lengendary hip-hop spots but Harlem World and the B'way International were some of my favorite hang-out spots!
I remember they came to the Brooklyn Army in Bed Stuy in 1981 they killed it these were the Best times ever!!! COLD CRUSH BROTHERS RAPPING & CERRONE IV his beats were EVERYTHING!!! ROCKET IN THE POCKET.
Zidders Roofurry don’t u be like that! 🙏 This rap music out here for the youth today is detrimental to our communities. 😢 A 15 year old to be able to gravitate to a song as such, a RAP SONG, at that, almost 3x his age is far from being close minded or being lead to ignorance. We must encourage our youth towards quality & true artistry. I have all boys, 28, 22 & 18. I raise them all with HIP-HOP, the true essence of it like this masterpiece. Now kick this one here for me & my dj! .....u can cha cha Lol Lyte sample this joint.
At the 2:15 mark the emcee calls out the name of the record! "Charlie Chase! Do some Rocket In The Pocket!" This is a classic breakbeat record (pared down to a 10-second sample by the DJ) by Serrone, played slow at 45rpm, and the DJ is keeping 2 copies of the same record going. Live on 2 turntables, forming the backbone for the emcees to perform. They really put on a full show! Well-rehearsed routines
Yo!!! I saw them at BB Kings a few years ago... I felt like a little kid all giddy n shit .. funk master flex was the same way sitting on the steps looking at them... yo they still got it .. they did all the classic routines plus fresh wild fly and bold... they have one of the best shows that I've seen... they put the majority of performers to shame..
I was 11 years old and this right here when I first heard the Cold Crush Brothers it blew my mind away. live cut by Charlie Chase and CCB style of rapping and rhythm was on point. Ren cya.3cf Queens. Real talk for real people's! CYA Combat you anytime style!
When we walked among Legends, I can still see in my mind, the graveyard of abandoned buildings in the South Bronx. Who can remember the square headlights, and what year they came out?
I was there,nvr 4get that night..CC4 suited up & did routines everybody heard b4 but Fantastic Romantic watched their whole set and came out hard with the Tuxedos and different routines..
Man, this is the type of shit i could never get enough of. I have tears in my eyes to think of my past. those dudes took me back there. I love them and i am a fan for life. One love to old skool hip hop
Saw the CC4 and a bunch of others at the 1981 Rappers convention at the Harlem Armory. British Walkers and Playboys in attendance! If you know YOU KNOW!
Now its 13, 14, no its 16, No its 17 No its 18, Its 1981! The Greatest Rap Group of ALL Time! Of ALLLLL Time! Here'd we Go y'all Ho, so here we go! Tough Ass Four MC's DJ Charlie Chase, Toney Tone!
Jej171 I haven't seen that "Evolution of Hip-Hop" video in months. I found this by accident after watching part of a music video for a Crash Crew song.
this reminds me of the jams in the park and school yards. Wearing my "Master Minds" Sweatshirt....Speedy......Space......Buc.......Rom.......Those were the days
i was about 10 or 11 and I had older cousins that lived in Wagner Projects and I brought this tape to them and they were bugging out that i knew about harlem world. I was from Brooklyn.... I never got a chance to go but the stories and music reached my block in bk... Much Love...
16 years old...I was able to ski mask my way into Harlem World to see the battle...4th of July, 1981...and Silverback, the CC4 never saw a dime, but the Fantastic did after they won the battle...which I don't think they did but history is history!
Dam they took that Gilbert O Sullivan song, "Alone Again" and killed this track. I grewed up on this track but i hust got hip to the original version by gilvert a few years ago. Cold Crush goes fn hard. A true gem
Shaka Zulu you said Jams lol.. yeah you have to be around my age.. Yeah man this was the best time and if you had a Harlem world tape you was the man... don't even talk about going to great adventure with your radio ,the fresh gear and a Harlem world tape?? Whuuuuuut????? You are clocking digits ... lol
Shaka Zulu Same here man... I just turned 47.. I'm from Brooklyn... I remember doctor rock and the force mc's .. they were dope.. I was kind of mad when they became singers lol.. but they were really talented .. That was such a great time to grow up in... we've seen it all.. we're spoiled .. so it's very hard to follow what we grew up on and the caliber of artists who was birthed from that time.. Rakim,krs,Kane,LL,G rap,Big,Jay,nas,em
I had the sharp g777 i think it was, the one with the blue grill and the four speaker and two tape wells rocking the hell out of this in front of 42 park a week after it came out.
Scott la rock let me borrow hos cassette and it was beat to hell but it was like contraband back in the day. I also had the funky four plus one more battle. RIP Scott Sterling
Was overseas when this happened. Its authentic Big Apple vibe is unmistakable. Only 1 word to describe this.. Legendary!
I played that cold crush brothers cassette until it popped and then I opened it up and fixed it over and over again much love to the cold crush brothers.
early 80s no doubt!!!!!!
yo Craig Soul i did the same thing. And had a backup recording on a 8 track believe it or not.
My Brother, my word, so did I. I knew how to pop open them Sony and memorex cassette with the little screw driver, and repair the tape with scotch tape under the tape 😉
Word i did to.....🤣🤣
@@keystakeys7 LMAO, true old school
I still have my tape from this show. I remember when I first secured this in my possession, I would walk around playing it on my JVC, and strangers would approach me offering to buy it. I'm sure the current generation will say, "What's the big deal?" But, back in 1981, when you had a tape of this magnitude in your possession, it was all about the status that went along with exclusive ownership. This was, and remains, an incredible stage set.
yes same thing with the dancehall dude will run you down for your tapes
@@Powerule23 facts big status..I sold a few great days lightvskin Rican 183 TBB
@@mikelugo8983 💪💪💪
Gil 180 BX my favorite group in hip-hop history 💯🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷😎💯
NEW YORK CITY AT THIS TIME WAS MAGICAL , we did our own thing , bit off no one we ran shit!!!!
👊🏾✊🏾👊🏾
No doubt
OMG......THOSE WAS THE SHIT, BACK IN MY DAYS. LOVE IT!!! WOW, THE JAMS IN THE PARKS!! THOSE DAYS WILL NEVER COME BACK, THOSE WAS THE DAYS!!!!!
Oh , LIVING IN THE BRINX, N.Y.C
You guys are very fortunate to experience those great years in that great city
This Old School Vibe is Unmatched 🔥
I return to this. Hip Hop Don’t Stop!
Who here 2024
"The" true originators... the entire hip-hop genre owes the cold crush 4 infinite respect and gratitude.
Old Dat Old School Hip-Hop Vibe #365🔥
The other MCs cant deal with US, Cuz we are the Crew they call The Cold Crush!!!! Damm this is a Straight CLASSIC! ! Respect to the Cold Crush & ALL The rest Of the pioneers of Hip Hop!!!!
Ha- Ha South Bronx in in the House!! Reminds me of British Walkers , Cazal glasses, Kangol hats, LEE jeans and of course either a Sheepskin coat or Leather Bomber. AIGHT!!!
This is so hard! Salute!
I was there that night. I will never get over the precision. Long live the 4. Don't forget Tone n Chase. . Tone n Chase Hold the routines together
hi u there can we talk ?
These brothers inspired me and my crew from Philly to go against what was the normal way Philly dudes rapped back then.
We rocked routines, harmonies etc...
CC4 is the shit
"You got the two DJ's on the wheels of steel / Charlie Chase and Tony Tone at the top of the bill" THIS MUSIC IS LEGENDARY!!! Wish I could have ever been there! Creativity and pure flavor combined. ANyone who got to be there, and experience this type of scene in the original days, YOU MY MAN ARE A LUCKY DUDE!!!!
Cold Crush bros are true legends.Hip Hip lives 24/ 7 man.
The Days of the unique Dress Code:British Walkers, Playboys, Wallabies,Plaide's, Mock necks,Puma,Addidas(no strings)the #Whole9 at the end of the Day#OldSchoolJumpOff4Life🔥
Wow, what a blast from the past………glad I was a part of that era……..@Solomonlangston7277 , can’t forget the way we danced or the clubs….good old days……I have great memories…….
This should have 500 million views
yes
HELL YEAH! This is Authentic Natural Imperial Hip Hop Royalty. This where the original MC's begin my friends. Look no further and then step to ANYBODY in hip hop today. Remember about a year and a half ago when Joe Buddens atttempted to dis Melle Mel? He almost committed suicide with his career. You don't do that. No with that man or the man standing next to him. Grand Master Caz. RESPECT and PRESERVE the Pioneers. They're the reason so many of these people are eating today.
Well said homeboy.
500m Never happen! 500m people listen to cRAP not Hip-Hop!
facts.
Cerrone - Rocket In The Pocket... played at 45 rpm. Classic breakbeat
What dj discovered this?
For years I always wanted to know what this beat is called, thank you.... Bless
Hey thanks the records they used are rare 💯
Had to be there to know it.cold crush brothers are GOD sent.And without crews like them Rap would not exist.Who's your Daddy.
This beat is just money on the spot. It kills me that producers aren't this authentic and creative anymore; using Cerrone is genius. I can't get enough of this breakbeat
They don't use it because the new generation would not understand it if its not audio tone they don't like it they don't even gave respect for the DJs today most of the rappers use bands today
Kelly Anozie Producers today just steal beats from the past or recycle a beat they came up with in 5 minutes for other rappers to use.
Copies of their tapes made it all around NYC and each copy was more muffled than the previous one but copies were still the truth!
Lol , so true
I screamed when I heard this. I haven't heard this since 1981. I was a just a little kid with just a couple of cassette tapes of a few jams like this. Once this original era of rapped ended I basically stopped listening. This is truley old school not LL Cool J or Run DMC; no disrespect to them. Thank you csmcrckrs. I grew up in the Bronx a few blocks from Fordham and the Grand Concourse where rap basically originated. This music has a piece of my heart.
This was my first Cold Crush tape. Lol. I practically worshipped this tape. Damn you truly had to be around during these times to understand what i mean.
Yeah, you had to be in the know to understand this time. I was all the way from Long Island, and I got a hold of a few of these tapes, and if you had them, you were the man... I would walk around like yeah yall out here in long Island need to get out more lol 😅😅😅😊😅
@@juliuspetty6047 im also from Long Island. Lol
this was way ahead of it's time. great stuff
Very clean DJing... No skips.. on beat perfect considering the year
The way we look at Blues music from then is how we should look at contemporary Hip Hop Rap music now. Wow! Can't believe I used the word "Contemporary" for hip hop. Has it been that long? I guess it has. I'm 49 and saw if from the Bronx and it when it first happened.
I remember playing these cassettes over and over. Caz was dating my 2nd cousin, so we were able to get in all their shows at 12 years old. The Bronx created Hip Hop.
I used to love when d.j.s played this!!!!!!! Finding this took me back to the park jam days, when the wall held itself up.
I was a die hard fan...Cold Crush Brothers true pioneers...
Ahhhh, man these brothers were!!.. and still are real hip/hop pioneers!!! LOVE,HONOR,RESPECT FELLAS!!!! BARETTA BOOGIE DOWN BRONX!!!
The soul and spirit of hip hop was at its highest form at that battle between cold Crush Ford and the Fantastic Five I was there and whoever was there know what I'm talking about when I say cold Crush really won that battle
"The initial of my name is JDL, I want to go to heaven but I'm going to hell" that line is classic!! I must have rewind that part a thousand times till my tape pop!!! This is before FM radio play, you had to hear you hip hop on AM radio near the end of the dial, an had to wait for the Cassette tapes to reach Brooklyn. Dam I miss those days. Big up to all the pioneers in the rap game.
This is when everything was done for the love of it. They never saw a dime for anything. Thank you for this,I realy mean it.
at work reminiscing wow thinking about them days in the parks on a Saturday night GREAT MEMORYS
I miss Harlem world
PEACE WE ALL RESPECT THE COLD CRUSH STILL GOT THE OLD TAPES
A true musical classic, Period! My aunt was part of the ownership of Harlem World back then and I was growing up in The Bronx with the Cold Crush. A historical moment that I was not cognizant of at the time. Peace to all the Brothers who we came out of The Bronx and Money Making Manhattan, at the time!
Damn, didn't notice how dope the beat is. Simple and sharp.
Kymmze sick
echu305 gotta rock, rocket in the pocket!
My favorite breakbeat of all time.
Rocket In The Pocket by: Cerrone
Alone again naturally and cats in the cradle! Genius! We need more of this
I was 15 at the time but wow. Brings back a lot of memories.
2021 this is still sick!!!!!!! They swag was sick, creating styles, cadence, drip.
Where ever i went, this mix tape went with me. i was the only one who had one, i got it from my older brother and made a copy. everybody wanted it. then my brother lost his copy and jacked mine, a week later that was gone..........forever gone....until today.......God bless TH-cam....
These kids will never know what rap music sounded like in the beginning.
38 years later and this is still better then the crap that's out now. 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
I am 47 now and I was there in 1981. If anyone has this on cassette and wants to sell a copy, let me know. This is straight history!!! Ask one to be one!
this takes me back to the old school when things was popping.
+Raymond Ortiz Breaking News! Africa Bambaataa is a child Molester, and Charlie Chase from the Cold Crush Brothers is going to be accused of the same. 8 Victims are ready to tell their story as well. If anyone was a victim please send me a msg ASAP!
Yiddish SheKop I knew that Afrika was a child molester but I didn't know that Charlie was one too. Damn! What goes through a molester's head?
took a disco break Cerrone-rocket in the pocket,and cut it on 45 speed. pure hip hop genius
I remember always listening to Cold Crush tapes, I was also rockin my boom box in the street.
Yeah, I grew up during this era. I can listen to old school all day.
I breathe this stuff! I Iived in Brooklyn during the 80's and my friends use to call me uptown because I had tapes from the Harlem World, T-Connection, and places from uptown. I was about 16 and didn't make to some of the early lengendary hip-hop spots but Harlem World and the B'way International were some of my favorite hang-out spots!
Literally only here for that Cerrone sample. Shit so crazyyyyyyy 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This beat still stands today........dope
I remember they came to the Brooklyn Army in Bed Stuy in 1981 they killed it these were the Best times ever!!! COLD CRUSH BROTHERS RAPPING & CERRONE IV his beats were EVERYTHING!!! ROCKET IN THE POCKET.
Probably the greatest, Hop Hop battle ever, and the young people dont even know about it.
This will destroy about 95% of rap today!
👊🏾✊🏾👊🏾
@Erik Ruiz I'm 15 this shit is raw I hate most of the new shit I'm old head by heart
Right
@@BUCKETHATACE Don't be like that. Don't be close minded. That's the way to become more ignorant.
Zidders Roofurry don’t u be like that! 🙏
This rap music out here for the youth today is detrimental to our communities. 😢 A 15 year old to be able to gravitate to a song as such, a RAP SONG, at that, almost 3x his age is far from being close minded or being lead to ignorance.
We must encourage our youth towards quality & true artistry. I have all boys, 28, 22 & 18. I raise them all with HIP-HOP, the true essence of it like this masterpiece.
Now kick this one here for me & my dj!
.....u can cha cha Lol Lyte sample this joint.
At the 2:15 mark the emcee calls out the name of the record! "Charlie Chase! Do some Rocket In The Pocket!" This is a classic breakbeat record (pared down to a 10-second sample by the DJ) by Serrone, played slow at 45rpm, and the DJ is keeping 2 copies of the same record going. Live on 2 turntables, forming the backbone for the emcees to perform. They really put on a full show! Well-rehearsed routines
THE ESSENCE... MIC CHECK🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤 ☑️☑️☑️☑️
Yo!!! I saw them at BB Kings a few years ago... I felt like a little kid all giddy n shit .. funk master flex was the same way sitting on the steps looking at them... yo they still got it .. they did all the classic routines plus fresh wild fly and bold... they have one of the best shows that I've seen... they put the majority of performers to shame..
This is so incredible love it love it damn I love it Mandatory rewind material.
I was 11 years old and this right here when I first heard the Cold Crush Brothers it blew my mind away.
live cut by Charlie Chase and CCB style of rapping and rhythm was on point.
Ren cya.3cf Queens.
Real talk for real people's! CYA Combat you anytime style!
When we walked among Legends, I can still see in my mind, the graveyard of abandoned buildings in the South Bronx. Who can remember the square headlights, and what year they came out?
This the best version!!!!
THE BEST THAT EVER DONE IT. AND STILL REPPING TODAY
wow didnt know they had beats like this in 1981 i thought that was more late 80's
the only crew I was so crazy about that I had see every time they did a show. THE G.O.A.T..
I was there,nvr 4get that night..CC4 suited up & did routines everybody heard b4 but Fantastic Romantic watched their whole set and came out hard with the Tuxedos and different routines..
I'm feeling good right now ...listening to read Dam music. blast from the past..
Man, this is the type of shit i could never get enough of. I have tears in my eyes to think of my past. those dudes took me back there. I love them and i am a fan for life. One love to old skool hip hop
Saw the CC4 and a bunch of others at the 1981 Rappers convention at the Harlem Armory. British Walkers and Playboys in attendance! If you know YOU KNOW!
My favorite group of all time 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
had to find this again after watching The Get Down. Stilk can't hold a candle to these brothers. CC4 4Ever!
I wish I could time travel back and hear this live fuuuuuuu
Cold Crush Forever!! REAL HIP HOP AT IT'S Finest!!!
Now its 13, 14, no its 16, No its 17 No its 18, Its 1981! The Greatest Rap Group of ALL Time! Of ALLLLL Time! Here'd we Go y'all Ho, so here we go! Tough Ass Four MC's DJ Charlie Chase, Toney Tone!
Ha! So awesome. It's the melody from Gilbert O Sullivan's '72 song "Alone Again (Naturally)".
this was the first "Mix tape" I ever heard back in 82!!
THE COLD CRUSH BROTHERS WERE GODS !!!!!!!
who's here because of Evelution of Hip Hop?
yup
Jej171 me lol
Jej171 I haven't seen that "Evolution of Hip-Hop" video in months. I found this by accident after watching part of a music video for a Crash Crew song.
me, ha ha
I'm mainly here because of Flex and Red Alert.
this reminds me of the jams in the park and school yards. Wearing my "Master Minds" Sweatshirt....Speedy......Space......Buc.......Rom.......Those were the days
They came to Lincoln high school to do A show in Jersey City and I was there
i was about 10 or 11 and I had older cousins that lived in Wagner Projects and I brought this tape to them and they were bugging out that i knew about harlem world. I was from Brooklyn.... I never got a chance to go but the stories and music reached my block in bk... Much Love...
Old School Hip-Hop #intercourse #Unmatched🔥
THE REAL HIP HOP
This makes me want to buy an Adidas track suit and get some cardboard.
16 years old...I was able to ski mask my way into Harlem World to see the battle...4th of July, 1981...and Silverback, the CC4 never saw a dime, but the Fantastic did after they won the battle...which I don't think they did but history is history!
This Younger Generation haven't a Clue of what they missed!!! smh🔥
Cerrone + Cold Crush = Historical.
Damn That Was A Blast From The Past. Who Sent This To Me? I Miss Thoes Days!!!
only true hip hop heads can feel this.
Dam they took that Gilbert O Sullivan song, "Alone Again" and killed this track. I grewed up on this track but i hust got hip to the original version by gilvert a few years ago. Cold Crush goes fn hard. A true gem
my favorite era of hip hop... and i was only 9,10 years old
Shaka Zulu you said Jams lol.. yeah you have to be around my age.. Yeah man this was the best time and if you had a Harlem world tape you was the man... don't even talk about going to great adventure with your radio ,the fresh gear and a Harlem world tape?? Whuuuuuut????? You are clocking digits ... lol
Shaka Zulu do you remember the treacherous 3 anniversary tape???
Shaka Zulu Same here man... I just turned 47.. I'm from Brooklyn... I remember doctor rock and the force mc's .. they were dope.. I was kind of mad when they became singers lol.. but they were really talented .. That was such a great time to grow up in... we've seen it all.. we're spoiled .. so it's very hard to follow what we grew up on and the caliber of artists who was birthed from that time.. Rakim,krs,Kane,LL,G rap,Big,Jay,nas,em
Hi you there , can we talk , who was the first m.c. and first rap group ?
I had the sharp g777 i think it was, the one with the blue grill and the four speaker and two tape wells rocking the hell out of this in front of 42 park a week after it came out.
Scott la rock let me borrow hos cassette and it was beat to hell but it was like contraband back in the day. I also had the funky four plus one more battle. RIP Scott Sterling
hoy! this is always a blessing to hear real old school hip hop...
4 mcs 2 djs. Tone amd chase. 4 mcs Cas kg ad. Jdl. I was there
It was amazing
'Cold Crush is the "truth" Rockin it in the 80's missing it the "Most"
I have yet to listen to the Cold Crush Brothers until this moment. WHERE THE FUCK HAVE I BEEN?!?
That was when rap was rap don't know what it is now old school new school need to learn that. nuff said!