A Hip Hop Poll

Science dropped by Martini & Jopparelli. May-18-2008

Let’s try a new thing and see if you love it. I give you 4 classic Hip Hop tracks, very underrated indeed, and I ask you to vote the one you prefer and perhaps to explain your vote with a comment. This shall stimulate and encourage your interest and participation in what we do here. Well, we will do that again in the future, posting more obscure tracks, but before you have to show me that you like it.

The 4 tunes are:

Finsta Bundy – Feel the High part II

The East Flatbush Project – Tried by 12

Supernatural – Buddah Blessed It

Poor Righteous Teachers ft Nine - Gods, Earths And 85ers

Listen

and

Vote Here!!!!

[Jopparelli]:

A note for the Breaks fanatics out there: The Poor Righteous Teachers song is based on a sample from a beatiful, beautiful tune from the mighty Edwin Starr, “Love Never Dies”, from the “Hell Up In Harlem” Soundtrack

Listen it here!

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universoulproductions says:

May 19, 2008 at 11:42 pm

Yo. Always diggin’ on the blog. I reference it from time to tim as I’m sure you have noticed.

I wanted to share something special with you as well and hope that if you think it’s worthy, you would what you would do for any worthy content.

http://universoulproductions.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/the-green-album/

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Appreciate it. Stay up and don’t hesitate to holler any time.

Peace.

Omer
http://universoulproductions.wordpress.com

djmp45 says:

May 20, 2008 at 4:56 pm

nearly 400000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

reiser says:

May 20, 2008 at 9:03 pm

Nice (in the sense of simpatico) poll; as for the rest, even though I appreciate the new layout, I’d suggest to put a white background instead of a black one. My eyeballs get fucked up after the third line every time I try to educate myself about some lesser-known cymbal virtuoso from the mid-70′s hailing from Chicago