3 Hours of 90's Underground Hip Hop - Old School Rare (45 Tracks) | Mixtape
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TRACKLIST
Chill - Tha Reella (1997)
Watching Days Go Bye - Ooh & Sherrad (1998)
What'cha Say - Ill Minded (1999)
Circles - 3rd Eye (1997)
More Days Ahead - E-Life (1998)
Hidden Insight (Classic Mix) - Brass Tacks (1996)
Knoc 'Em Out - Big Ric (1998)
Is U Wit It - Pat Leach (1998)
Spirit of the Boogie - Finsta Bundy (1993)
It Ain't Goin' Down - Scott Lark Da Sensei Ft. Jaggid Edge (1996)
Poorman's Wish - Pressure (1997)
Spot Lacer - Raziq (2002)
Destination: Unknown? - TRIBALIFE (199X)
Rock On - Ikee (1995)
Down Like That - Trybal-Men (1996)
Bare Witness - Laster (1998)
If It Ain't Raw - Numskullz (1997)
Alone - Starvin Art Clique (1998)
Mars - Jay Nice Ft. Mr. Shane (2004)
Unh - EK Squad (2000)
What the Fuck! - Da Team (1998)
Rebuild - Sev Statik (1997)
Storm Brewing - Tony Da Skitzo & Brady (1997)
Got What It Takes - Zane & Jurny (1996)
Silver Surfer - Solitair (1998)
Paradox (Remix) - 5E (1998)
Protocol - Seven L And Esoteric (1997)
Mic Contact - Gee Rock (1996)
Slydaz - Presha (1999)
Spittin - Socialistik (1998)
Grain - Breez Evahflowin (2000)
Wanted - Black Swan Foundation ( 1999)
The Collective - Kaotic Disciples (1998)
All Star Jam - Wisdom Ft. Adagio, Juggaknots (1996)
The Lessons Of Today - Pudgee & Ran Reed (1995)
4 U - The Speedknots (1998)
Indy of the East - Wylie McCroery (2001)
Prepare For The Worst - KC Da Rookee (1999)
Do Or Die - Gucci Aka S.O.D. (199X)
Family Day - Govna Matic Ft. Redman, Pacewon, Runt Dog, Tame One & Young Zee (1997)
Definition - True Headz ft. Tim Skee (1995)
Who Got What - Down Low Assassins Ft. Party Arty (1997)
Battle Cry - John Smith (2001)
On My Own - Diamond X (1998)
Iron Supplement - Nomad (1996)
Journey Through Hell - KBG (1994)
Stay Down - Visual Sound (1998)
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90's Underground Hip Hop - Old School Hip Hop - Classic Hip Hop
Years
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1990, 1991,1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 - เพลง
It’s mind blowing how much music was created and never heard by people.
1:30:47
Top track imo
My 1st time hearing most of it. I believe i heard a few songs in undergrad in one of those underground clubs in the A❗️
Who is this group im 21 and love this kinda hip hop
@@holyoutcast2723 all the artists are listed in the description…
This comment makes me really excited to hear this mix. Thanks bud
This mix is crazy. Im gonna play with with my best friend and the only other person I know who loves hip hop like I do. I only know 5 MC`s on this whole playlist so Im thrilled because Ive just opened a whole new universe and gonna look for all these dudes.Keep em coming. Love from Zimbabwe Africa. 1 Feb 2022
does Hip Hop came from Africa?
@@andreikashin Should come from West Africa, by the storytellers called "Griot".
Plenty of gems out there don’t stop looking trust me !
Facts much love op 🖖🙏
It came from the Bronx brother
Old school over everything.
Chill - Tha Reella (1997)
Watching Days Go Bye - Ooh & Sherrad (1998)
What'cha Say - Ill Minded (1999)
Circles - 3rd Eye (1997)
More Days Ahead - E-Life (1998)
Hidden Insight (Classic Mix) - Brass Tacks (1996)
Knoc 'Em Out - Big Ric (1998)
Is U Wit It - Pat Leach (1998)
Spirit of the Boogie - Finsta Bundy (1993)
It Ain't Goin' Down - Scott Lark Da Sensei Ft. Jaggid Edge (1996)
Poorman's Wish - Pressure (1997)
Spot Lacer - Raziq (2002)
Destination: Unknown? - TRIBALIFE (199X)
Rock On - Ikee (1995)
Down Like That - Trybal-Men (1996)
Bare Witness - Laster (1998)
If It Ain't Raw - Numskullz (1997)
Alone - Starvin Art Clique (1998)
Mars - Jay Nice Ft. Mr. Shane (2004)
Unh - EK Squad (2000)
What the Fuck! - Da Team (1998)
Rebuild - Sev Statik (1997)
Storm Brewing - Tony Da Skitzo & Brady (1997)
Got What It Takes - Zane & Jurny (1996)
Silver Surfer - Solitair (1998)
Paradox (Remix) - 5E (1998)
Protocol - Seven L And Esoteric (1997)
Mic Contact - Gee Rock (1996)
Slydaz - Presha (1999)
Spittin - Socialistik (1998)
Grain - Breez Evahflowin (2000)
Wanted - Black Swan Foundation ( 1999)
The Collective - Kaotic Disciples (1998)
All Star Jam - Wisdom Ft. Adagio, Juggaknots (1996)
The Lessons Of Today - Pudgee & Ran Reed (1995)
4 U - The Speedknots (1998)
Indy of the East - Wylie McCroery (2001)
Prepare For The Worst - KC Da Rookee (1999)
Do Or Die - Gucci Aka S.O.D. (199X)
Family Day - Govna Matic Ft. Redman, Pacewon, Runt Dog, Tame One & Young Zee (1997)
Definition - True Headz ft. Tim Skee (1995)
Who Got What - Down Low Assassins Ft. Party Arty (1997)
Battle Cry - John Smith (2001)
On My Own - Diamond X (1998)
Iron Supplement - Nomad (1996)
Journey Through Hell - KBG (1994)
Stay Down - Visual Sound (1998)
Old school over everything!!
Pin your comment! Thank you
damn bro
Where is the intro from ? The one before the 1st track?
🙏🙏🙏
Back in the oughts and early 10's, I obsessively collected 90's hip hop, mostly new york and east coast stuff. I wound up losing access to the computer when I went off to college and haven't seen it since. I mourned that music collection and could never scratch that itch again. Seemed like I either romanticized the collection or had a real treasure trove on my hands. This playlist is a somber confirmation that I probably did have a killer collection because these tracks give me that feeling I've been missing. Thank you so much for the work you put in gathering these tracks.
Soo much lyrical shit outta that period man its never been matched. Never.
Closest was like Mac Miller and Joey Badass which some old heads wont get, and they were young but man they captured that spirit
DoWop Bounce Squad, Clue. Early 90’s NYC all about the mixtapes.
@@ivywoodxrecords Also can't forget Capital STEEZ. For all his faults he was a hell of an emcee, really was carrying the torch for NYC. rip :/
1:14 Chill - Tha Reella (1997)
5:53 Watching Days Go Bye - Ooh & Sherrad (1998)
8:57 What'cha Say - Ill Minded (1999)
12:15 Circles - 3rd Eye (1997)
17:03 More Days Ahead - E-Life (1998)
21:31 Hidden Insight (Classic Mix) - Brass Tacks (1996)
25:27 Knoc 'Em Out - Big Ric (1998)
30:02 Is U Wit It - Pat Leach (1998)
33:11 Spirit of the Boogie - Finsta Bundy (1993)
37:24 It Ain't Goin' Down - Scott Lark Da Sensei Ft. Jaggid Edge (1996)
41:23 Poorman's Wish - Pressure (1997)
44:46 Spot Lacer - Raziq (2002)
48:13 Destination: Unknown? - TRIBALIFE (199X)
53:35 Rock On - Ikee (1995)
57:20 Down Like That - Trybal-Men (1996)
1:01:31 Bare Witness - Laster (1998)
1:05:04 If It Ain't Raw - Numskullz (1997)
1:08:04 Alone - Starvin Art Clique (1998)
1:11:39 Mars - Jay Nice Ft. Mr. Shane (2004)
1:17:21 Unh - EK Squad (2000)
1:20:51 What the F*ck! - Da Team (1998)
1:23:16 Rebuild - Sev Statik (1997)
1:26:31 Storm Brewing - Tony Da Skitzo & Brady (1997)
1:30:47 Got What It Takes - Zane & Jurny (1996)
1:34:40 Silver Surfer - Solitair (1998)
1:38:25 Paradox (Remix) - 5E (1998)
1:42:39 Protocol - Seven L And Esoteric (1997)
1:46:43 Mic Contact - Gee Rock (1996)
1:49:53 Slydaz - Presha (1999)
1:53:35 Spittin - Socialistik (1998)
1:56:46 Grain - Breez Evahflowin (2000)
2:00:26 Wanted - Bl*ck Swan Foundation (1999)
2:05:44 The Collective - Kaotic Disciples (1998)
2:10:10 All Star Jam - Wisdom Ft. Adagio, Juggaknots (1996)
2:14:19 The Lessons Of Today - P*dgee and RanReed (1995)
2:17:07 4 U - The Speedknots (1998)
2:20:31 Indy of the East - Wylie McCroery (2001)
2:25:03 Prepare For The Worst - KC Da Rookee (1999)
2:29:46 Do Or D*e - Gucci Aka S.O.D. (199X)
2:34:32 Family Day - Govna Matic Ft. Redman, Pacewon, Runt Dog, Tame One & Young Zee (1997)
2:39:00 Definition - True Headz ft. Tim Skee (1995)
2:42:55 Who Got What - Down Low Assassins Ft. Party Arty (1997)
2:46:41 Battle Cry - John Smith (2001)
2:49:39 On My Own - Diamond X (1998)
2:53:08 Iron Supplement - Nomad (1996)
2:55:56 Journey Through Hell - KBG (1994)
2:58:47 Stay Down - Visual Sound (1998)
This deserves way more attention. Top track selection. 100% Real Hip Hop. Simply dope.
Good things better stay under the radar!
Couldn’t agree more!
Underground is not supposed to be Mainstream..
@@supaloc vero .
more attention and it ruins it.....
First track... honestly made me nod my head like automatically. I was born in the 90s (1992) but never heard much of 90s hip-hop. Being 30 now, I'm finally able to listen to gems I never heard before and part of it is thanks to this channel.
Yeah
Makes no sense
Same bro. Born in 91. This era of hip hop won t be beaten. Just my opinion
@@Toku91 Agreed. It won't be beaten.
So fresh to hear someone born in the 90s actually discover real hip hop. Ignore that shit these days. Hip hop dont exist anymore unless go go to the 90s
This is like going through a curated museum exhibit - I thought I was familiar with the era, then realized there are so many more gems out there - Thank You Melotown
Same. I thought I knew this era of hip hop until I heard this. Insane
yeah 90s some of the best times for music in general.
yup.
You ain't neva lied.
u speak the truth
Liquid gold to my eardrums…I put this on while out fishing and just enjoying the day and it was ahhhhhhhh just , just, can’t find the word to describe it…. Much love to all of y’all feeling it and jamming out!
My man knows how to enjoy and appreciate life much love brother
Fishing for gold?
❤❤❤
yesss that sounds like paradise bro god bless you and keep livin right
0:00 chill - tha reela
8:58 what’cha say - ill minded
21:34 hidden in sight (classic mix) - brass tacks
Only 3 tracks?
@@AquaLady153 haha for real i got lazy didn’t go back to edit the rest that stood out to me..
@@xCorzo650x at least you tried bro, I appreciate the effort. ;)
@@xCorzo650x Drink a Monster Energy and get back to work!😤
@@xCorzo650x 👍🏿👌🏿😁😃😉
Those who didn't grew up in the 90s..lemme tell you something:
The 90s wasn't a decade, it was an emotion
Well said
Look at you over there preachin!!!
Big facts
That gfunk
90'S hip hop is soul my man. A different dimension
I'm 42. I hate 99% of today's hiphop in general, but I'm bored with listening to the stuff I used to listen, so I barely listen hiphop nowadays. Thanks for this mix, flies me back to the Rewind parties with Cadik in West Balkán (Budapest).
90 never forget you 😘😘😘👌
For me 90s is the Pinnacle for underground rap/ instrumental quality
90s was the pinnacle of the western spiritual opening. while people we're still experimenting in the 80s, it was the 90s where wutang and techno found it's balance.
listen to $uicideboy$. Scrim is definitely one of the best producers of all time with an ear for old 90s memphis samples like you won't believe
Born in the 70’s, hip hop was my first true love (always).
Thank you 🙏🏾
I was born and raised in the BX so naturally I was around many people who appreciated rap & hip-hop as much as I do. I came up during the 80’s and 90’s so hearing this mix was definitely nostalgic. Such an amazing era. Amazing mix. 👍🏼👍🏼
I miss these days regularly bro.
lucky fuck lol. wish I was around then
😅😊😊😊😊😅😅😊😊😊😅😊😅😊😊
The 90’s hip hop flow is so nostalgic! The flow it’s just smooth
Like butter
Perhaps the most recent great renaissance of artistic expression is American hip hop of the late 20th century. Artists today, especially hip-hop musicians, are struggling. The world that inspired these melodies, the hunger that fueled the art, is gone. the 90's were a perfect storm of technology and freedom coming to a previously under-served demographic of Americans. Nostalgia is impossible not to feel listening to this because most of the people who made this music were living on nothing but a prayer. This was their only outlet in a broken system that wanted them dead. I'm grateful for the world we inhabit today where anyone who is motivated can become wealthy through an endless variety of options, but the ease of access to a better life has done damage to the quality and creativity found in music today. Truly bittersweet.
Perfectly articulated@@Midnightsnack456
Бальзам для всех ценителей подземного уличного стаффа - навсегда в моём сердце!!!
A balm for all connoisseurs of underground street staff - forever in my heart!!!
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Thanks for the opportunity to jam these bangers. I never lived in the 80
Dropping in per autoplay and always pumpin´the complete mixtape...just a perfect vibe goin down here !
Just appeared out of nowhere in my recommendations 🔥🔥🔥
I barely EVER listen to any rap/hip hop nowadays. Stumbled upon this, can't stop listening...
E-Life ‘More Dayz Ahead’ crazy track
2023 still legendary sound mix !!!! That was and is Real Hip Hop 👍
THERA I AM !!!!!!!! ONON!ON!O!N!NNONEONE111!!!
This is by far the the deepest mix on TH-cam I've listened to so many mixs and most underground mixes are what I'd call mainstream underground [ well known underground] this stack is from down under the basement
Mainstream G Shit...
this shit dude got is dope though I can't stop listening
Damn! I’m well versed in underground 90s hip hop. (I’m probably the only person that listens to Black Moon, Smif- N- Wessun; Helltah Skeltah,in my city) and I only heard of 3 artists on this playlist. Great digging my friend!
listened to the whole thing. dope cleaning/chore mix, thanks ✨️
When a channel is simply this good, how can you not subscribe? What You Tube was invented for. Righteous.
Man, I'm 21 and I just started getting into what I consider real hip hop about 5 months ago. I was born in the BX but moved out at age 6 to FL, my dad is a heavy hip hop head and I've grown up around this kind of music. Growing up I liked this music but never understood it, settling for todays mainstream mediocracy. I am so glad I've opened my eyes.. this drives a passion in me that I cannot explain. Thank you for being the hand reaching out to each of us viewers, presenting projects that would've never seen any light if it weren't for your access and generosity!
If this comment seems all over the place, my bad facin a few to this mix.. whattya expect
@@theslayzinn Welcome to the trenches. Check out Company Flow, El-P before he became RTJ. Atmosphere, Canibus, Cannibal Ox, Apathy, Demigodz, Jedi Mind Tricks, Army of the Pharoah, Ill Bill, Necro, Non Phixion. peace
Music is like the sea. You can find anything if you dive deep enough.
I'm just proud to have been able to grow up on this style of Hip Hop, a good portion of the greats came from the 80s and made bangers through the 90s.. especially the indy era
Was NEVER a fan of 90s hip hop that was mainstream. I couldn't stand listening to tupac, biggy, or any mainstream rapper, but this playlist, my god. Every song is perfection. Each song invokes nostalgia of a classic era. This is TRUE hip hop.
I was in my 20s in the 90s and haven't heard a lot of these songs on this mix but they got me feeling this vibe
i was born 95 and it's like finding an ancient library
Timothy Miller…. Same… it’s giving off straight 90’s vibes… the good ol days…✌️❤️
@@pikpik42 I was born in 95 too bro. I’ve spent a lot of time digging for stuff like this, it’s a nonstop journey.
Best wishes g
@@pikpik42 broooo.. you miss the 90 TMNT fever.... respect ! im 85... true love for those memories...cheers bro
@@rafaelperezibave I don't know exactly what you are talking about
I have almosy every song in this mix on vinyl record, doubles too
Que playlist braba dmas! Esbagaçando o replay, diretamente da BAHIA / BRASIL
mahhhn i dont know bout yall...but this right here..is some of tha dopest 90s shit that am still rockin to in 2022...damn!!!💯from Nairobi Kenya with love❤
Hell yeah, teleport me back in time. Nothing beats these beats! The scratches touch my soul.
Couldn't say any better fa. 🤛😎
RESPECT FROM BRAZIL
It cannot be understated how fucking solid this mix is.
This at 3am in the dark with a blunt in the living room ..chill vibes
This mix is so dope Shazam can't even find the songs I love it
Congratulations on reaching 100 times!
This great series is the deepest and most authentic
Underground music that touches your heart!
Madness you’re stronggaz nice mixtape
This is more important, pressing and relevant than anything I’d pay to see in a museum. PRESERVE THIS
This mix saved me. I struggled so hard cause i thought good real hiphop was lost and hard to find. Thanks a lot.
Hell yeah , me too !
"how can man get ahead, when he's to lazy to think"-ooh & sherrad what a classic i remember watching the days go bye
Not the ol skool downtown Toronto scene in the 90's!!!!!!!!! Epic mix EPIC pic my G 🔥🔥🔥
This tracks are so underground that even spotify of sazam cant find it XD great job.
This channel is gold, protect it at all costs! Thanks for your work buddy.
Much appreciated!
Great mixtape. Thumbnail was taken at the intersection of Spadina & Dundas in Toronto's Chinatown btw. Looks a lot different these days
Listening here from Brazil
Thanks for the opportunity to jam these bangers. I never lived in the 80s
This channel is pure gold. Walk down the street with a doob and you’re on top of the world. Or just let the sweet calming rhythms, rhymes and 90s nostalgia lull you to sleep…
Sharing this mix with all my friends. I recognise a handful of names total so this is like diving in the treasure trove. Big up for pulling this selection together and extra props for the wicked graphics and stats. Clean
I'm in love with this play list. Damn 90's😁👑
Woah... so much for me being versed in classic underground lol. Love being put on to lesser-known, quality, REAL hip hop. Thanks for an experience
Thanks you ! I'm from Nicaragua (C. A.)
So dope. Thanks for putting the time & effort into making this an incredible mix & video. The graphics are a wonderful flourish to such an outstanding mix of tracks.
This is beautiful.
Hip hop is about, the struggles, the hustles and the stories of the streets, keep it real, its always real!
Awesome mix. Finally A real underground hip hop mix. I used to hear some of these songs but didn't know the artists names or song titles to get them. Thanks man!! The songs you picked all bend and have the same essence and capture that particular moment of time in the 90's.
This is so good . A lot of people now a days are lame 😒 and can’t rap that good like this nor produce like this .
fckn mixtape days... so much good flow from the old days and so many of us have never heard it
the best hip hop channel in all this youtube world.
Tony the Skitzo and Mr Brady!! You've a got a big shovel, Melotown! Keep diggin'.
Gotta love underground 90s.... Thanks for this drop bro 👍🏿
Bumpin on a Sunday. Beats are too good.
IM 42.. THANKYOU 🙏🏾
My ears were not ready for 3 hours of BARS BRUH 🔥🔥🔥
missed out on obese geese my guy
First track had me hooked, great mix for a road trip
Respect. It reminds me why I love this music. Greetings from Poland.
Destination: Unknown? - TRIBALIFE (199X)
man, this one here is something special. holy smokes. great track selection dude
The track info while listening is genius 😀
How did we degenerate from this to "skirrt brrrt hola eyyy"...
I'm losing hours of sleep being mesmerized by this mixtape, amazing mix and finds...totally worth the listen right now.
Just catching this now, I was in NYC dem times still 98 - 99 my momz used 2 live in Flatbush & Parkside, I used 2 hang out over QB back in the mid 80ties when I was living in The BIG ROTTEN APPLE NYC BABY my favourite City in da Worlllllllllll..........
Guidance & Protection.
Mannerz & Respect!!
Big up NYC from da Smoke
best youtube recommendation I've had in years! thank you Melotown!
Thanks bro' ! All that without pubs !
Big up from France 👊👊
*adds
Being from Toronto I seen the CN tower in the thumbnail and stopped scrolling, I’m glad I did I’m laying in bed after smoking and 40 minutes passed in an instant
Goated 🐐 can't believe half them mouth breathers aren't even hip yet 😮😮😮
This mix is for the true hip hop heads, 90'S HIP HOP LIVES FOREVER. WORD TO MOTHER!!!!
Best mix I have heard for loooong time now! Back to the roots when HipHop was just right
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I grew up in the Bay Area. In the mid-late 90s, across the street lived this FIlipino family. The dudes in that house had a set-up in their garage where they would play music like this all day. Twin turn tables, the works. This takes me back!
this is some real music! great collection mate, good job finding these
That intro melody is righteous
Mann this music makes my stomach hurt so many memories 😭 my best Days☺️ and my worst days.😧😕🙁☹️my heart ❤️ is still in the 90$ I want to cry.😢at 44
That's the best year's ever for rap/hip hop 💯👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😁
Real hip hop never dies
I am a full blown metal head but god damn I love the vibes and sounds of 90s hip hop. It always gives me a strange mood and feeling like nostalgic or something like that. Awesome!
this list is dope as fukk! Many thanks 4 the upload dude!! Good work!!! 1oX
this mix is on point there are so many dudes on here you"'ll be listening to it forever and still have more to listen to
This makes me reminisce about growing up in my city as a young buck. The grace of God kept me alive and I got to see a part of life and this world almost zero people of my people get to see. It forms part of the core of who I am and I can only really tap into it when I listen to real hip hop. Only people who lived through the 90s and experienced it can appreciate it to the fullest. Life is a dangerous place especially in the murder capital of the nation. I'll tell you what a wise ghetto woman once told me and probably saved my life: Seek Jesus.
Jesus saved me from the streets too 18 years in the ghetto born and raised survived Crack epidemic thanks Reagan and reptilian friends.
Sensacional !!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎧🇧🇷
Damn. It's like I'm 20 again and new shiz is being release. How did I not hear this shiz back then? Thank you for this.
destination unknown is a blessing.
So many tracks I never heard. Thanks man. I feel like this mix is missing a Siah and Yeshua DapoED track but great work. Keep digging!
I’m always looking for chiller vibe hip hop to listen to while doing homework and studying and honestly that first song has me vibing like crazy. Whole video had me vibing tbh
Thank you for this mix
thank you it's crazy !! we travel in this old time ✊
Spadina and Dundas… ❤️
Soo different today.
The intro is from the movie called "A better Tomorrow 2" (1987).
You're the best, THANKS!!!