MC Vapour School (My Thoughts)@OriginalVapour
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- Listening to this Throwback Tune from MC Vapour. First song iv'e heard from him and it was different. The beat alone was familiar but not completely. The overall feel of this one was different. Leave some knowledge down below for me.
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This is old school UK garage, the pre-grime era. If it wasn't for stuff like this then grime wouldn't even exist. Vapour recently done a warm up sessions on SBTV so you should definitely give that a watch as a follow up video.
This is fully old school
UK garage is pure vibes, not really about lyrics more the flow and energy
Mr faizer ft mc vapour - grey skys
Definitely have too do this! Old school banger!!!!!
Great shout! Quality track
still a beast now...
Old school classic.......this has to be the best part of 20 years old!
Vapour is still doing the round, from what I can tell.
MC Vapour was and still is an absolute G. This is an old school banger.
This one brings back some memories
Used to listen to MC Vapour back in day, the Halloween one is best 🔥
This is Garage bro, different tempo to grime. Grime kinda emerged from Garage, Bashment and Jungle back in the early 2000s
This is BEFORE there was Grime, this was when there was Drum and Bass MCs and Jungilist MCs. This wasn't a song it was a freestyle on Pirate radio
This is totally wrong 😂
1. Not DnB or Jungle, this was UK Garage
2. This was not a freestyle on Pirate radio it’s was a track released on Vinyl by Mark Ryder ft MC Vapour called Move Your Body
For Me he represents Garage based music, and in England we have GCSE's that go from A,B,C,D,E,F,G and if you failed you got a U ( in other words he did terrible in English) 😂
This is an old Garage track. Music like this is where Grime (and Dubstep) came from. One of the reasons why Grime is 140 bpm now is because MCs would spit over garage tracks or make there own Garage inspired instrumental. The vocals wouldn't always be very clear ether due to them having a limited set up in someone's house or shed or wherever. Basically it's what old pirate radio sounded like in the UK back in he day. Stuff like this spawned Grime.
Also a G is an aweful grade. In the UK, our grades go A, B, C, D, E, F, G then U (if it was so bad it was ungradable lol). Not sure why we have so many grades. D is a pass but anything less then a C doesn't look good on a CV.
THANK YOU TOOBLUNT FOR REACTING TO THIS, THIS IS A TUNE WE USED TO BANG IN CARS BECAUSE OF THE SICK BASE LINE!!
You know
Vapour was a Garage mc before grime even existed. He set pace with his flow and tongue twisters, and still kills it today
love to see you cover more songs like this !
Abra Cadabra BL@CKBOX TRUST ME!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Old skool right here I remember everyone used to say "football volleyball basketball is really radical not for the silly fool" at school super fast haha memories
Ok so we've got him to listen to Garage, Jungle next? :D
Bwoi dis shit it old star 1990s. Garage-Eskimo-grime this shit paved the way still
Still blasting in 2020 💪💪
blast from the past dis one....
Used to listen to this on my Sony Ericsson in year 7!
Loool this is what my uncles in tower hamlets grew up listening too😭
This is old skool garage, where grime origanated from thats why it had that grimey sound to it
whens bbk sixy min takeover part 3
Tht wat im saying
Taking it baaaackk
Jheeeeeezzzzz ain't heard this in fucking years
This came out before Grime, it’s called UK Grime. It was also released in about 2002 so a long time ago.
Basically the music from the era is called garage and its what we used to play in the clubs. A bit like EDM but British and its called garage. Also we had MC's who spit over the music on pirate radio and at raves (club). MC Vapour was one of those MC's. along with a long list of other MC's & crews...... Like Heartless, So Solid, Pay as u go. So when these guys made garage tunes, they did it for raves and good vibes. Up tempo, good beat, with a drop!! The lyrics are kinda basic, but the crowd would be spitting with them and that was the scene.
THIS IS NOT GRIME, ITS GARAGE
important succession of UK music for ya.... acid house and harcore in the late 80s influenced jungle in the early 90s which drew on these plus hip hop + reggae. drum and bass then became a darker, stripped back version of jungle with heavy influences from the detroit techno scene. the kick snare 2-step from drum and bass a long with other influences (house music for example) led to this sound - UK garage. From this dark 2-step garage, dubstep and grime all came to be. That's the general trend (although obviously oversimplified) in which UK garage was a really important step. Interesting as you can trace all these genres back to a 10 second amen break from the song 'amen brother' by the winstons...
This is the reason why i liked the DnB Mc's over Garage Mc's because garage mc's were cheesy as fuck and so was the music unlike DNB with people like Skibadee, shabba D , Fearless Navi ,Spyda and Bassman etc tec
+ragasdapper can't see me face balaclava
You know it. Tbh, there's some good garage. But loads of cheese. I must admit I liked heartless.
+Diamond Geezer if i told yall niggaz i'm a natural born killa was born and raised with my finger on the trigger
I like the way you actually let the track play through and then let us know your thoughts there are alot of man out there that pause every 10 seconds and it winds me right up.
wow this song takes me back !
Naughty tune vapour da goat
man you upload so much. Much respect bro 👊👊👊
big up vapour and the ruff ryder
hay I'm vapour..... and I'm having my say! pow. man's hard what u need to realise is how young he started in the grime game and how he has progressed props vapour. Taylor made
old skool banger
read this for history I'm the one who asked you to listen to it
this sort of music is called UK Garage... it was grime before grime if that makes sense.
grime was originated from artists like mc vapor, pay as you go, heartless crew, Morefire crew, wiley
this music was the best sound in London from the early 90s right up until the early 2000's
if you like these old school garage tunes then you have to listen to the one and only MC eksman Badass, one of the greats from back in the day!
Man this is OOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLDSKOOOOOL!
this is old skool, you should listen to mc viper or sparks and kie or dream team if u like this
super old tune hahah
Proper old skool
Keep up all the good work bro
this is what can only be described as a seminal old school anthem! being an mc in the 90's was quite literally about skill and nothing else, where as being an mc now.....well i dont know how to define it! check out mc vapour robin hoodz, it was done some years later but shows his ability at a slower bpm
This wasn’t an actual song or meant to be released as a standalone song. This was taken from an hour long old school garage set. DJ playing loads of tunes with lots of MCs jumping in with rhymes.
Uk school grading system is rated from A* (the best) to U (Ungraded) “G” is a grade worse than an F (Fail) but not as bad as a U
Ahaaa this was the tune back in like year 7 ahaha
MC vapour is a LEGEND from the garage scene, you should check his newer stuff, also you should educate yourself on UK Garage.
P Money Guest list off his new thank you EP is fire
Swoop brum city!!!
shame your listening to this 2 decades too late so you will never understand how big this tune was back in the day lol
Grimes is 140 BPM & baseline drum n bass is like 280 BPM higher tempo faster flow
MC Vapour is one of the top to ever do Garage/Grime. Listen to Logan Sama Stormin, Hyper and MC Vapour. MC vapour - Dark Horse is a big track too
is this the first garage track you've listened to?
+Joe Beardsworth I think he'slistend to heartless crew as well
we need stormzy linkup tv behind bars pt2 that's probably his best in my books.
Banging song
I only know one RM
we have garage, jungle, drum and bass, grime, jungle, all sorts
Listen to the sixty minute live with kurupt fm mc vapour is on that as well along with big Narstie stormzy and Craig David
It's basically one of grime's foundation
Surprised nobody has mentioned this is a remix, for the original with mc vapour search "mark ruff rider ft mc vapour, move your body"
if you want more of this sound, check out kurupt fm
Hahaha yes please do this!
Hahaha exactly what i was thinking
If you really want to know then watch tower block dreams it's an actual documentary that they based it on and it's fucking jokes.
Eyyy this was before grime so old school
Jheeze haven't heard this in time
UK garage is early rave culture music n this is is proper rave mc this the shit you bomb Mandy (molly) and skank out to
You should listen to an old sidewinder set !
looooool who requested thissssss???? What are thoseeeeee? Who gave you a time machine??
+Ethan Pye Halloween was a murkers
TooBlunt can't email my freestyle to you it said the attachment is too big, what should I do?
+danny garcia mediafire or google drive
Yxng Bane - Doubted me!!!!!!!
U needa listen to mc vapour halloween mate
This was UK Garage it came before Grime. Grime came as UK Garage started to die out along with UK Jungle. It started moving in to Bassline (4x4, Niche and Speed Garage) and Dubstep (Early 2000's Beats and Bass). Grime got a lot of it's element from a mix of UK Garage and UK Jungle. It was mainly Younger producers (Fruity Loops and Music Maker for the PS2) and MC's doing it, until Garage & some Jungle MC's started moving on to it. This is what brought it more in to scene because Pirate Radios where still on a rise in the 90's early 2000's so it got more air time because it was something new.
+Graham Winchester Jungle slowly changed into Drum and bass which is big all over the world and has been for 10+ years
+ragasdapper Oh, yeah. Of course but that's a whole 'nother story of it's own. Jungle had alot of element from Break Beat, Reggae, Ragga, Techno, House and more. Each was combined and some more than others. Drum 'n' Bass came off the Break Beat/Techno side of Jungle. In my personal opinion.
Graham Winchester Plus jungle used jazz samples especially the Amen break, finally someone who knows what the fuck they are talking about
+ragasdapper Yeah, so much Jazz Pianos and Trumpets. The Amen Break is so iconic and so many genres owe a lot to it. It's been used in was too much to even mention. There's a nice shot documentary on it's history. Like-wise there mate.
Listen to Life MC 2007 Freestyle - the greatest and sadly most underrated UK rappers!
Trellion & sniff, real uk hip hop
Vapour is the beat MC in the UK. Such a shame that the powers that be' have ignored him (all set up by the way).
mc vapour and mr faizer - grey skies, that choon on this vid is to old mate mc vapour is one of the hardest mc's is the country!
You really need to listen to Wiley and dizzy rascal back 2 back sets
this is how people used to mc bk in the day. "oh my giddy giddy giddy giddy gosh" lol
Splurgeboys ft. Frisco & P Money - Dont Talk Back
Garage music this 1old
harry shotta spitting over d&b is sick a.f
Yeah do his fire in the booth or something :)
Was just about to comment this. Spittin bars in the dub zone still one of my favourites
TooBlunt you should listen to some UK Garage!!
What do u think he's listening to👏
This was the shit back in the day! 2step/garage. Different to grime. But don't be put off by that one track. Check out his newer stuff it's a lot more 'grimey'
This song is actually called move your body.
You need to listen to Tinie Tempah ft Giggs- Look at me, it's a club banger 🔥
Fuck Dat new skool shit
You want an explanation daaawg... Alright... This track was first aired on pirate radio around 14 yrs ago by Vapour... He was young but had been tearing it up for at least 3-4 years before this. He deserved waaaaay more credit even then (Let alone now) as he was ahead of nearly every other British Rapper/MC by a fucking landslide!! His Lyricism as a teenager literally scared other crappy hosts/mc's to death! But he now is 1000 times even better than this and if you heard his new stuff you'd be asking yourself for an explanation of how you've not discovered such a brilliantly gifted, incredibly talented lyricist before now?
There's your explanation my friend but in simple layman's terms Vapour Is Fucking Fire!!!🔥🔥🔥
gone clear-bugzy malone
Speed garage/baseline bruddahhhh
and g in UK means go back to school and this bassline
Please review some drum and bass - dnb sixty minutes live 1xtra
Need to listen to Marga S - Mad about bars
listen to ice kid's music. old school fire!🔥🔥🔥
Harry shotta fire in the booth
This was my request
React to t2 heart broken it bangs trust
please say this guy has listened to wiley v lethal b and wiley v kano ...
Check Blazer Boccle - Local
Mc Eksman best lyrical DnB MC
P money is a sick grime mc who flows killa over DnB . Check dj hype with Harry shotta, scrufizza, Harvey, ecksman n a few other big names in the UK .
bars for my brother lowkey
Omg!! This is a classic, everyone knows the the lyrics to this