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how will hip-hop be percieved in 20 years ?

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J Bananas:
The thing is Aerosmith, etc. get remembered not as blues musicians but rock musicians, everyone forgets about the blues. i dont wanna see that happen to hip hop.

Shallow:

--- Quote from: I'm a real thug who just so happens to spend his time on a web forum talkin shit on July 13, 2005, 11:28:05 PM ---The thing is Aerosmith, etc. get remembered not as blues musicians but rock musicians, everyone forgets about the blues. i dont wanna see that happen to hip hop.

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Well thanks to G Unit, The Game, 50, etc, it already is happening. The true hip hop artists of the past and present are disgusted by the current state. And Blues became Rock way beefor eAeromsith got a hold of it. First it became Rhythm and Blues and then the name changed to Rock n Roll when the Country influences got involved. Then bands like the Beatles and other british acts reformed the RnB/Rock sound, while Zep and other took from more traditional Blues sounds. Guys like John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters were long gone in the main steam by the time Zep came up, but they were also out of the picture way before that when Chuck Berry and Little Richard came up. Blues and Country were the pionners of Rock and Roll, since Rock and Roll, it's all Rock and Roll. Whether it's pop, hip hop, metal or Punk, it's still rock and roll. Ask Chuck D if you don't believe me.

Diabolical:
^yup

Macaframa:

--- Quote from: Bomb-A on July 10, 2005, 06:58:33 AM ---hiphop will be in 20 years what disco is today



peace

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ahha no man i dont think soo hip hop is growing so much year after year it wont die that fast

Compton Casanova:
If the image of hip-hop continues the way it is now, it will be dead. But you can't say that for sure. Back in the 80's people thought it was just a fad, nver a genre. So you'll just have to wait 20 years for such an answer. 8)

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