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Bringing the Funk with the Hip Hop Soul


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Soul is the only way to go. I'm getting kinda tired of the abstract underground artsy hip hop that conjours up no funk for the soul. I mean its good and all but I like my hip hop the way it should be. Shit that makes you dance and bob your head like tomorrow aint comin. The classics is what I liek to stick too. My list of favorites.

 

The Roots

Mos Def

Talib Kweli (Blackstar)

Black Eyed Peas

Jurassic 5

Dilated Peoples

Del the Funky Homosapien

Organized Konfusion

Pharoah Monch

Fugees

Kos ( new but very cool)

Marley Marl

Common

Krs One

Most of Wutang

 

I know theres ton I'm leaving out by accident. What's some of your fav's.

 

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i like cee lo. some people might argue hes too mainstream or whatever, but if you listen to Cee Lo Green and His Perfect Imperfection, i dont think you can deny that it is FUNK.

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So Much Soul

Shortkut & Vinroc

 

 

The dynamic duo of Shortkut and Vinroc bring you the ultimate soul mixtape. Selecting a smooth blend of your favorite soul selections. Track for track, Vinroc and Shortkut bring it from the classics to new joints and then back again. While these two super DJ's throw down for the ladies on So Much Soul, the listeners find themselves thinking of this as the smoothest soul tape. Rocking rare joints from Roy Ayers ("Daylight") into K-Ci and Jo-Jo ("Freakin' You" Remix w/ Raekwon). Also included are head nodders from soulstresses Mary J. Blige and Erykah Badu. Bangin hip-hop beats blended with soul.

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There is good independent hip hop.....I wasn't associating artsy abstract with being the only independent hip hop. Most of what I listed besides from the fact that most of those those groups are well known are still independent in the sense of the feeling and skill they produce. Oh and I forgot to mention Blackalicious and Gangstar.

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