What was rap musics golden era

[herpes]

Ya'll don't know real hip-hop the golden age was in the 1960's, we were puttin it down, taggin the subways, spinnin on our backs on cardboard, and rockin the crowd at disco clubs... Ya'll don't know nothin!  Those were the days...

neither do you, so stop with the high and mighty act

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

neither do you, so stop with the high and mighty act

Well I was there puttin it down in the 60's, we started this culture that is now global, and now everyone wants to take credit for what we did back then. 

I remember the day my boy invented b-boyin, he couldn't walk because of a basketball injury but dude loved to dance.. so he just started spinnin on his back.. rest was history, before that it was just them toprockers... but we were the first to go down

[Black Excellence]

91- 96 the most classics came out between those years.

[Invincible]

'88-'96 was the golden era.

thats cheating lol

But true

[ktothac]

nine ohs

[Invincible]

nine ohs

Damn, cut your sig down a bit. Way to big.

[M Dogg™]

I go with 88. I am from the 93-96 era, but 88 just had so many albums I had to go back and pick up.

[BIG D O]

when talking about the "golden age", the common understanding is that one is refferring to teh mid and late 80's.....that's teh rule and the true definition....

each and every region has it's own "golden age" too however.....I understand that......commonly I refer to the mid and early 90's east coast scene as the "golden age" as well.....