had a dream about a queensbridge rap album id never heard before

ok not really but in the vein of this vahid thread
"i had a dream last night i found a detroit techno album i'd never heard before! it was called ... ok i forget already what it was called but the cover was a photo of the moonscape with a green filte

someone find me some mid-late 90s ny rap classic i havent heard, something in the vein of 'the war report' or some mobb deep or cormega or something, heavy on queensbridge mythos & an ny production ethos, maybe a grimey black & white mixtape or album cover, maybe something w/ nas verses never released on a major label or a launchpad for some major rappers' career, it should probably in some way have tragedy khadafi input or influence

where is dk

maybe a best-of-queensbridge tape that has, like 'on the real' & 'share ya wealth' or something

inspired by watching nas live on 'all that' performing the rmx to street dreams
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEi8JGpvzLI

getting tired of just listening to 'it was written' over & over

maybe i.g. off & hazardous

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0RdAMa1dPs

oooh

second beat here sounds gr8, dunno what it is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p14o8sLXGqw

http://www.youtube.com/user/urfavoritedonkey uh this cld be real cool

i dont know anything about rap but i want this too

this is the only kind of music worth listening to

WHERE IS MY EAST FLATBUSH PROJECT

fuuuck i wish shit was as hard as it was, back then hip hop ripped shit so hard it stuck a decade now a days you just got playas playinthemselfs for a buck makin one hit wonders goin no where backtrackin the human race by miles CONTROVERSIAL NOT COMMERCIAL

SORRY FOR DEVIATING INTO A LAMBASTING OF SPENCER BELLAMY PPL, I JUST HAD TO AVENGE SOME WRONGS INCITED BY THE AFOREMENTIONED, BUT I DIGRESS

EsteemQuashIKana 1 month ago

Since people like me stopped rapping we have seen the emergence of overt homosexual hip hop, and you seem happy and gay for this, well I don't, if you like Kanye, Weezy, Drake, Minaj that's your prerogative, but build your castle of b s on your own gay back not on our masculine rap, Bob Marley sang "cant tell the woman from the man...cuz their mind is confused with confusion" so take your ambiguity and gtfoh, we do Genesis over here not Leviticus, you had a good run of the fingers times up...

EsteemQuashIKana 1 month ago

damn esteem really popped off on this efp youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADaoQizLQDA

sorry i know this is not ca 92 queensbridge but it seems "of a piece" if u will

this is acceptable i was listening to 'rite where u stand' when i made this thread tbh & yonkers / boston&texas-by-way-of-bk musical trio qualifies not at all

except sonically, it felt right

http://realniggatumblr.tumblr.com/post/2817385422/nas-blitz-street-glory-qbs-finest-2000

obv everyone here has this lp already but i feel like this is the best tumblr to eventually find what i seek

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ec8EHKAXUPs

is this proto tupac

basically ive been listening to a lot of bay dudes influenced by this sorta lyrical mystique from queensbridge (as yall may know -- jacka husalah etc all have this serious 80s crack era influence via 90s new york rapper styles ... cormega, early jay-z, raekwon, anything where the raps are intricate & dont spell themselves out immediately ... u could even fit camp lo in this i think??)

this is moving beyond queensbridge but man i cant get enough right now
heres an example ... rae's 'rainy dayz' remix that uses the same bassline as mobstyle's what's goin on black

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aUZ9Cxkbqg

thun from the TROY blog did a nice piece on late 90s rappers who were working w/in this abstract lyrical style
thetroyblog.com/2010/12/13/shabazz-palaces-re-mystifying-cool/

that got me checking for shabazz palaces (i know rev is into this stuff too)

but now we're way way off topic

i guess unless dk or Elli$ post again i wont have much more help w this

a few of the ig & hazardous songs i heard were not heavy enuff on queensbridge mythos

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51S7CR2MCRL._SS500_.jpg

off topic but deej fuse had a tragedy: the story of queensbridge doc that was pretty cool, lots of stuff with trag, kinda sad how he never blew up

http://www.complex.com/music/2010/09/the-50-greatest-queensbridge-rap-songs/

sweeet

Maybe this is kind of an obvious recommendation, but have you heard the two Screwball albums, Y2K and Loyalty? They're from 2000 and 2001, but the sound is more 90s... They have guest verses by Tragedy Khadafi, Noreaga, Capone, Cormega, Prodigy, Havoc, plus there's a Nas connection too — apparently Poet of Screwball was friends with Nas back in the day, he gets thanks on the Illmatic sleeve notes. Y2K especially is really good, and it even has a nice history lesson of Queensbridge rap ("You Love to Hear the Stories") featuring MC Shan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9SHUqXS9sc

ANY HELP REGARDING A SONG I
HEARD ON 89 TEK 9 FM WKCR
COLUMBIA RDIO SHOW ABOUT 2 TO 3
YEARS AGO, THE HOOK/CHORUS HAD A
REOCCURRING DEEP VOICE
ANNOUNCER SAYING "7" OVER AND OVER
WITH A BIG BEAT SEQUENCED BASICALLY
1 DROP STYLE (SNARE KICK SNARE
KICK) RAPPER RAPPED ABOUT 5%
SUBJECT MATTER, THANX AND SALAAM
IN ADVANCE, SHOUTS TO MAX ON THAT
ESTEEM/YOUTUBE POP OFF, 1

yah i have both the screwball tapes & some blaq poet solo ish too. good records tho

Capone -n- Noreaga's The War Report is also without reproach.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpneDvBUYAc

yo