Dope But Relatively Unknown Rappers From the 90's

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Ice T’s cousin, Marc Live and Raw Breed. I didn’t think they would blow because the were very unoriginal but this track and some other songs from this album went hard.

 

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Do anybody remember when he was on stage doing a show and his mouth started bleeding cause he was forcing his voice to be raspy? shyt was all over Rap & HipHop news back in the days.

 

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I almost put Properties of Steel up. Oh what's he doing now?

Rapping and producing.

 

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Lord this was my shyt

 

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Went to school with them, they from my city.

 

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Tragedy has a decent legacy but Imam Thug not so much. This song was a fukkin' BANGER!

 

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Lead rapper was biting off Grand Puba style too much, but that’s why the label signed them. Puba was huge at the time.

 

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Alw

Tragedy has a decent legacy but Imam Thug not so much. This song was a fukkin' BANGER!

always was checking for him. He had some mixtapes. He wrecked this...

 

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Alw


always was checking for him. He had some mixtapes. He wrecked this...

The Entire War Report is CNN's best work because of Trag's involvement.
"Some weed to escalate the feelin'"

 

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Bushwick, Brooklyn underground hip-hop crew of Chocolate Tye, Tee Black, Reverend Al, and Rambo garnered some recognition through Evil Dee’s radio show. The group was closely associated with Da Beatminerz and much of their work features production from them. The crews first 12″, “Change” was released in 1996. The others, “Calm Unda Pressure” and “How It’s Done” came out in 1998. They were all released on Pandemonium Wreckords.

Shadez Of Brooklyn

 

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this beat is gonna haunt me for a week

The song right after it is even more creepy



Some very early horrorcore from 94, he went solo after

 

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My peoples, Bronx Baychester Ave Stand up!


Breeze Brewin the lead MC of this group is like the best MC who never made it.
His biggest exposure was starring in Prince Pauls' Hip Hop Opera A Prince Among Thieves:

I was trying to think of that Juggaknots album a few weeks ago but the name of the group wouldn’t come to me and I couldn’t find it in my iTunes. that was driving me nuts!