Easy E - Boyz In Da Hood

oh man....lemme check some of my tunes....i'll get back to you in a few subby

Ice Cube - You Can Do It, prolly not hip and/or hop but I back that song to this day

Rapper's Delight
The Message
It's Tricky
Fark tha Police
Nothin' But a G Thang
C.R.E.A.M.
Made You Look
What They Do
Izzo (H.O.V.A.)

Just listen to The Chronic on a loop. It's all you need.

Hip-hip? Hooray!

/JerseyTim already got my suggestions

How long will they mourn me.. Tupac

Tie a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree by Don "No Soul" Simmons

I'd fill it up with deep, deep gouges.

5 years ago.

Me, Myself, and I - De La Soul
Microphone Fiend - Eric B. and Rakim
Pop Goes the Weasel - 3rd Base
California Love - Dre and Tupac

Hooray for hip-hip?

Hitching up the buggy
Churning lots of butter
Raised a barn on Monday
Soon I'll raise another

X-ecutioners featuring DJ Premier from "Scratch"

Nothing but RAMONES.

A Tribe Called Quest: Relax Yourself

And pretty much anything by them.

Ahmad - Back in the Day
Michael Franti and Spearhead - Oh My God

Plus a few others have already mentioned...

/submitter

Ghetto Boys - My minds playin' tricks on me
Sir Mix A Lot- Swass
Lordz of Brooklyn - Saturday Night
Ice Cube- Jackin for Beats
Eazy E- Eazy Duz It
Public Enemy- Bring the Noise
Cypress Hill- Hits from the Bong
Onyx - Slam
Digital Underground- Same Song

NWA - Straight Outta Compton and Fark The Police
Ice Cube - It was a good day
Fresh Prince - Summertime
Biz Markie - Just A Friend
Ton Loc - Wild Thing and Funky Cold Medina
Young MC - Bust a move
Arrested Development - Tennessee
Digable Planets - Rebirth of slick
US3 - Cantaloop
LL Cool J - Mamma said knock you out

/some I remember as a kid

Hippity-hop is crap. I'd rather be tortured with a soldering iron than listen to ghetto beats about blang and how cool they are. That crap is destroying this country by raping the minds of our youth.

/I'm on my recliner of rage today.
//Last day I'll be on fark for a very long time.

Off the top of my head...

"I'm Your Pusher" - Ice-T
"Bring the Noise" - Public Enemy (not the Anthrax version)
"Rock Box" - Run DMC
"FBI" - Donald D
"Children's Story" - Slick Rick
"I'm Bad" - LL Cool J
"By All Means Necessary" - KRS One

Err. electric relaxation rather.

It Takes Two - Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock

Ekilo: //Last day I'll be on fark for a very long time.

We're really going to miss you. Really. Sincerely.

Hip-hop (yeah, I know I typo'd in the headline) is not ghetto beats about "blang and how cool they are". Real hip-hop is actually very creative and is often quite poetic.

Oh yeah, and...

Juicy
Scenario

"Rapture" by Blondie.

Just a few I like

Mos Def - Fear Not of Man
Deltron 3030 - just about anything off his self titled album
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious 5 - The Message
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious 5 - Break Dance
Public Enemy - Welcome to the Terrodome
Public Enemy - Fight the Power
Run D.M.C. - Beats to the Rhyme
Run D.M.C. - Down With The King

There's a ton more out there....that's just a quick precursory check on my part

kronicfeld

Just listen to The Chronic on a loop. It's all you need.

Truer words were never spoken.

I'm hollin' 1-8-7 with my dick in your mouth, beeyatch

picodenico
Deltron 3030 - just about anything off his self titled album

Their self titled album. Give props to Automator.

That's my favorite hip-hop album ever.

Wu:
triumph
c.r.e.a.m
m.e.t.h.o.d. man
Gravel Pit

Mobb Deep:
Half-way Crooks
Shook Ones Pt. 2
Drop a Gem on Em

Nas:
Life's a B*tch
NY State of Mind
It Ain't Hard to Tell
The Message

Biggie:
Whats Beef
N***az Bleed
Juicy

2Pac:
Hail Mary
Keep Ya Head Up
California Love

Dre/Snoop:
Gin and Juice
Nuthin But a G Thang

Big Pun:
You Ain't a Killer
Twinz
John Blaze
Firewater
Off Tha Books
Whatcha Gonna Do


And other stuff that I don't feel like typing...

HomerSamson113 I know. I listen to hip-hop from time to time.

RocketRod: "Rapture" by Blondie.

Don't forget Convoy!

JerseyTim
Their self titled album. Give props to Automator.

That's my favorite hip-hop album ever.

Shiat...duh. Thanks. It really is one of (if not THE) best album released in the past decade in the hip hop genre. Certainly in my top 5 albums of all time.

Huey Lewis and the News--Hip to be Square

Can't belive no one has said Lawrence Welk yet.

White Lines
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Brass Monkey

/old skool

Alright, I feel like typing again:

You need more Kweli (from the Reflection Eternal Days), Common, Mos Def, Tribe, Roots, Blackalicious, old Aesop Rock, Afu-Ra, Beatnuts, anything off of the original Ghostface, Raekwon, and GZA albums, some EPMD, Gangstarr, The Firm (Nas' side project), and maybe some old Three-Six Mafia, if only for the insane bass and beats.

Bone Thugs N Harmony - No Surrender or maybe Body Rot or Evil Paradise or If I Could Change the World
Outkast - ATLiens
Tupac - How Long Will They Mourn Me/Brenda's Got a Baby [of course, I like Changes]
Twista - Adrenaline Rush
Doug E Fresh - Ladi Dadi
Busta Rhymes - Woohah
DMX - Damien
NAS - Wanna Be Me / Can't Hate Me Now
Notorious BIG - Hypnotize
NWA - Straight Outta Compton
EricB & Rakim - Paid in Full / Lyrics of Fury
Tribe Called Quest - Just put Low End Theory on there in its entirety
Common Sense - I Used to Love H.E.R.

It's a big album

Ekilo: Hippity-hop is crap. I'd rather be tortured with a soldering iron than listen to ghetto beats about blang and how cool they are. That crap is destroying this country by raping the minds of our youth.

/I'm on my recliner of rage today.
//Last day I'll be on fark for a very long time.

And you have not listened to any of the music mentioned in this thread whatsoever.

Three Crooked Squirrels: I'm hollin' 1-8-7 with my dick in your mouth, beeyatch

But, you know, not in a gay way.

Some songs that make me dance

1) UTFO - Roxanne Roxanne and all of the resulting Roxanne and Real Roxanne response songs
2) The Basketball Court rap from "Wild Style" - Cold Crush Crew and Fantastic Five
3) It Takes Two - Rob Bass & DJ E-Z Rock
4) The Breaks - Kurtis Blow
5) Planet Rock - Afrika Bambaataa and the Soul Sonic Force
6) Apache - Sugarhill Gang
7) O.P.P. - Naughty by Nature
8) It's Nasty - Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five
9) Push It - Salt-N-Pepa
10) Miami Bass - Stetsasonic

We're gonna have to put some Licensed to Ill and probably a song or two from Slim Shady

Oh and "Parents Just Don't Understand" FTW!

And don't forget the 85 Bears with Superbowl Shuffle

F*ck da Polica - NWA
Microphone Fiend - Eric B. and Rakim
New Jack Hustler - Ice T
Night of the Living Baseheads - Public Enemy
Oakland - Too SHort
Nuthin but a G Thang - Dr. Dre
My Summer Vacation - Ice Cube
Mind Playing Tricks on Me - Geto Boys
Pop that Coochie - Too Live Crew
Latin Lingo - Cypress Hill
My Phillosophy - BDP
Bush Killa - Paris

"Scenario" and "Top Billin'" haven't been mentioned yet? There are so many...

Some Black Sheep

quinessential hip-hip album = blank CD

cmunic8r99: quinessential hip-hip album = blank CD

I see what you're saying, but for it to be really, truly hip-hop, its gotta be a mixtape.

Hip-hop died 15 years ago, subby.