Author Topic: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop  (Read 513 times)

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Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« on: April 28, 2001, 09:56:17 PM »
now, i know that everyone in the world in here knows about all the southern cali rappers, but what about those hip hop heads up north? i'm from northern cali and when i was in high school, no one really listened to that down south stuff, besides 2pac. all we used to listen to was the northern cal boys, like:

4-tay
JT tha bigga figga
too short
e 40
brotha lynch hung
x raided
rbl posse
dre dog (andre nickatina)
ray luv

i don't know if any of ya'll listen to any of these guys, but if you don't you should try and pick up some of their older albums. so my question is, if any of you guys know a lot about these artists, what's your favorite songs or albums by them....i know that they all have at least one CLASSIC album
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #1 on: April 28, 2001, 10:54:37 PM »
what up foo  
you ain't alone outhere.  
Eastbay is in da mothafuckin house
i just had to add a couple to your list:
MAC MALL
LUNIZ
DRU DOWN
SPICE 1
RICHIE RICH
DIGITAL UNDERGROUND
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #2 on: April 28, 2001, 11:04:57 PM »
Oh yeah i forgot
i personally don't think that southern cali got more  rappers then we do, it's about the same we're pretty even    Oakland and L.A. both have their respect in rap music through out the country.

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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #3 on: April 28, 2001, 11:59:55 PM »
whats bubblin folkerz.... im from the soils of northern cali myself. i bump L.A. shit to the fullest , ever since i heard NWA and ice cube and then dr dre the chronic album there was no turnin back. to me it seems like bay area shit has been in a slump the past few years.
i remember 415 richie rich group was puttin it down back in the day , and then RBL had that Lesson to be learned album followed up by that classic Ruthless By LAw  album. then mac mall put it down with Illegal Business , and u had too short who has been puttin down since day 1. it seems lately though the YaY has been makin their presence felt.
Mac Mall new joint is knockin and Yukmouth new one is tight too. JT startin to put out shit regularly as of late too. When Mr Cee died that really hurt RBL as a group . Black C  hasnt really been able to keep the group as tight as it was. Hitman is coo and all but it was sad to see Mr Cee get fucked like that , he was a fuckin talent who was just as dope as anybody else lyrically. and i aint just sayin that cuz he is dead , thats real talk.
anyway my personal opinion is that Southern Cali will always have shit on lock cuz theres more quality producers (dj quik dre battlecat mel-man and so  on)  but as far as  artists  the bay and l.a. is about the same. its some bullshit to see the YaY get ignored like it is , its coo from a fans standpoint cuz we all bumpin str8 underground shit. but i wish more cats would get recognized nationwide.
too short yukmouth and hammer are really the  only cats from the bay to be recgonized nationwide. E40 is  nationwide but alot of muthafuckas diss him.
shit that im lookin forward to is  the new GLP album  , their last one Family Business left me thristy for some more.
anyway  keep bumpin that goldenstate shit
Peace.
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #4 on: April 29, 2001, 01:40:20 AM »
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #5 on: April 29, 2001, 08:51:10 AM »
 Yeah some foolz frum tha bay get down..... I think tha Spice 1 Hits album iz TIGHT... if you aint got that shit... better get it ;)
 I'm from southern cali though... I relate more to tha Southern Cali sound and that's what I usually bump... still give props to them rapperz frum tha bay though...
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #6 on: April 29, 2001, 09:49:55 AM »
man i cant stop bumpin some luniz shit at the moment


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« Reply #7 on: April 29, 2001, 10:22:33 AM »
man i think the bay/northern cal had shit on lock back in '96, they were droppin heaters left and right. 40 water, richie rich, luniz, c-bo...

now tho i personally think a lot of bay rap is stale and not going anywhere. production especially is really stagnant. Those new albums from b-legit and Richie rich for example were really bad when u compare them to their old work.

i still listen to a lot of northern cal shit tho, mainly that sac-town shit like Lynch, C-Bo, C-Lim, etc etc

(PS: Is mac malls new cd any good? i thought IB2000 was DOPE so i want some more shit frum him, should i get the new one or his older shit?)
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #8 on: April 29, 2001, 01:20:58 PM »
Hell yeah the new MACMALL cd is fuckin tight
and the BAYAREA PLAYAZ 3 is a pretty tight compelation too. specialy that track by
Sean T.& MOG
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #9 on: April 29, 2001, 02:03:33 PM »
Thanks Raider I'll check those out. good lookin out
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #10 on: April 29, 2001, 03:20:43 PM »
yeah i'm feeling you guys on that 96 shit. all the albums that came out the bay in 96 were hot as fuck. i think any album out in california in 96 was hot too. i think a lot of that bay shit has been lacking good production too, even though i think e 40 has always held his shit down as well as too short, and that's why their such big names. but has anyone ever listened to dre dog or the coup? i think that dre dog is the epitome of an underground star. just about everyone i know owns at least ONE of his albums and no one even knows what the fuck he looks like. and the coup released that album back in 94 called genocide and juice, and that was just another great bay album.  some other guys, i don't know if anyone has heard of are called rythm and green, i saw them as an opener for xzibit, you guys should check them out.
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #11 on: April 29, 2001, 04:03:33 PM »
yeah...ill definatley check for them......
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #12 on: April 30, 2001, 01:08:34 AM »
if you like Bay Area Playaz 3, check track 12 with our artist Caprice the songs called "Dick Mouth"........check out his upcoming album on BAY MOB RECORDS & D-LUX PRODUCTIONS called PLATINUMS OF A RAPPER release is set for JUNE 26TH, but it'll be in independents & Mom N' Pops before then or order direct from our label.......if your interested I'll have a post up later with the info......


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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #13 on: May 01, 2001, 12:16:44 AM »
summa the 1s yall mentioned but also:

YOUNG DROOP
SICX
X-RAIDED
LOKI
FIRST DEGREE the DE
i hope MR DOCTORs next album is tight
how yall 4get E-40??????
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Re: Bay Area (Northern Cali) Hip-Hop
« Reply #14 on: May 01, 2001, 02:29:49 AM »
we didn't forget E 40, he's on the top post...
a couple others:

GLP
the coup
digital underground

that first dru down album was tite as fuck... "pimp of the year"
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