Any fans of dark, unique hip hop?

[Scissor Hands]

If so check out my website for information on me, my albums and check out my audio!

www.scissor-hands.cjb.net:saw:

[Frankenstein]

Someone please go to his site so he will stop using This message board as a way to pimp his site.

Unique and Hip hop in the same sentence is a oxymoron :yawn:

[Spookyfresh]

Hip Hop of any kind bores me to tears.:yawn: :cry:

[Scissor Hands]

There ya go....:axe:

[Frankenstein]

Thanks :tongue:

[cannibal cam]

there is some killer dark hip hop.

necro, e-sham, flatlinerz, gravediggaz.

[badluckgirl]

Originally posted by cannibal cam
there is some killer dark hip hop.

necro, e-sham, flatlinerz, gravediggaz.

Yeah but is there really a following for that? I remember gravediggaz kind of flopped.

[Spookyfresh]

Originally posted by badluckgirl
Yeah but is there really a following for that? I remember gravediggaz kind of flopped.

They were hyped on MTV for a short period of time and went nowhere. Are they still around??

[cannibal cam]

gravediggaz sucked after the first album but still mass out there. master p had exorcist theme in his tunes, nwa had mass darkness, too short,

[Scissor Hands]

Gravediggaz put out 2 more albums after 6 Feet Deep... but both Prince Paul and Rza left... leaving only Frukwan and Poetic.. and Poetic died a few years ago of colon cancer.. but I've heard that Frukwan is going to get a bunch of people together to make another Gravediggaz album.

... and by the way old Esham is great:saw:

[Nekromantik]

Gravediggaz was headed by producer/rapper The RZA, who went on to form the multi-platinum selling Wu-Tang Clan in '93 after the 'Diggaz disbanded. He also recently scored Jim Jarmusch's GHOST DOG and Quentin Tarantino's KILL BILL Vol. 1 & 2.

Anyone who says all hip-hop is stupid or boring should check out both of those films. Both brilliant soundtracks have their roots firmly in hip-hop. Hip-hop doesn't always mean "rap."

[Scissor Hands]

Originally posted by Nekromantik
Anyone who says all hip-hop is stupid or boring should check out both of those films. Both brilliant soundtracks have their roots firmly in hip-hop. Hip-hop doesn't always mean "rap."

Exactly sir.

Also Rza didn't leave after Gravediggaz disbanded.. they never disbanded.. and he didn't leave until after their second release in 1997.

Ghost Dog is an awesome movie, but I've still yet to see Kill Bill.