The greatest rap ever?

PirateKing

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Rage Against the Machine, but I like a little metal in my rap oftentimes.
 

LukeEl

I am a failure to the Korean side of my family
Anything Busta Ryhmes is what I listen to these days...or that one guy from Fu Schnickens I forget his name.
 
The best verse in existence is probably R.A The Rugged Mans verse on Jedi Mind Tricks "Uncommon valor" but it's much longer than 16 bars
 
4th Chamber from GZA's Liquid Swords



The intro's from Shogun Assassin...which was a mashup of the first two Lone Wolf and Cub series films. Maybe the best movie series ever.
 

PirateKing

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4th Chamber from GZA's Liquid Swords



The intro's from Shogun Assassin...which was a mashup of the first two Lone Wolf and Cub series films. Maybe the best movie series ever.
Wu-Tang Clan definitely produced some of the greatest rap IMO. I love the afro samurai soundtrack.
 

Marlo Manson

Hello Sexy girl how your Toes doing?
Anything by Rage against the Machine as far as Metal/Rap goes is just fuckin SICK!!! ZDLR can spit as good as the best of them!! (tried to Rep. U PK, but I have to spread it around 1st :rolleyes:)

I'd say any track off "Paid In Full" by Eric B & Rakim which IMO is the best Rap Album ever made!!
:2 cents:
 

PirateKing

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Anything by Rage against the Machine as far as Metal/Rap goes is just fuckin SICK!!! ZDLR can spit as good as the best of them!! (tried to Rep. U PK, but I have to spread it around 1st :rolleyes:)

I'd say any track off "Paid In Full" by Eric B & Rakim which IMO is the best Rap Album ever made!!
:2 cents:
:thumbsup: Likewise.
 
Still Don't Give a Fuck by Eminem has some of the best and most complex rhymes I've ever heard.
 
Ice Ice Baby....anyone who says otherwise just doesn't know good music when they hear it
 

Supafly

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Like my man Marlo said, 'Paid in Full' by Eric B and Rakim is on the top of any greatest of all time list

My other picks:

Like your first girlfriend, you do not forget your first rap. And that was 'Rapper's Delight'. I could do that by heart back then, was blowing my mind.

Then, I LOVED Ice-T with his Body Count album. Tha same-named track still gives me goosebumps

'New York, Ney York' by Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five.

Let's not forget the ladies. 'Let's talk about sex' by Salt'n Peppa was breaking open a lot of doors for so many women in the music biz and did a lot for the topic of sex.

Last, but far from least: Missy Elliott - Work It

She is so original, she has it all.
 
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