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Something completely over my head. I couldn't have fixed it.

He has saved this forum once again! Not sure if you noticed it was down Hax in for the rescue.. Served his country in Iraq. Stand up Guy! Thank you sir

When I think of hip-hop music post 2000, this always comes to mind... I'm sick of bitches shakin' asses I'm sick of talkin' 'bout blunts, sick of Versace glasses Sick of slang, sick of half-ass awards shows Sick of name brand clothes Sick of R&B bitches over bull**** tracks Cocaine and crack, which brings sickness to blacks Sick of swoll' head rappers with their sicker than raps Clappers of gats, makin' the whole sick world collapse

Awesome.. Seeing Will & Jeff back together always warms my heart

something to be excited about.. finally!

Hey Nicole what date is the Norwich show? I have a cousin who lives in Norwich and she's been dying to see Jeff but she's never been old enough..she just turned 18 so I'm sure she will get to this one

Oohh Jeff's coming back to Australia... Nice!

Wow 10 years later...

As far as best hip-hop albums post 2000, the first two that pop into my head are Masta Ace's final 2 albums.Disposable Arts and A Long Hot Summer. They highlighted what was wrong with hip hop in this era, they were concept, storytelling albums. You listened to them as an album, and they still had positive uplifting moments. These two albums stand up to the best of hip hop's golden era and they get repeated listens from me. Some classic cuts from these album include: Another album worth mentioning is Souls of Mischief's Montezuma's Revenge. It was largely slept on but it was produced by Prince Paul and had all the souls lyricism, this track is an example: Dead Prez's Let's Get Free was released in 2000. This album is a classic to me. It talked about stuff that most hip-hop artists would never touch on. Tracks like "Be Healthy" "Mind Sex" "They Schools" "Animal in Man" are all important and knowledgeable tracks about life. It's a very smart album. Have a listen to this: These 4 albums are classics in my opinion. I have other good albums post 2000 but I wouldn't put them up at that status... Yep most of my favs are in the 90s. 1993 is when hip hop peaked as far as I'm concerned. But Hip Hop is still great and I have many classics to listen to... I'm a leave you with this which pretty much sums it up..

this is worth watching.. album finally out at the end of the month:

Good post! I'll have to get back to you on this one I need to think about it. There hasn't been too many albums that were up with the quality of the 90s.

This is the full Jazzy Jeff Block Party Mix Tape straight from the archives. Jeff did this in 1993. This is his second best mixtape behind "The Vibe I'm On..." in my opinion.

New track from Dayne Jordan.. awesome beat from Jeff

pretty sure MK is that brilliant house producer who did a lot of Willow's unreleased album.

love the name of it man!

I didn't think that was very funny. Which kind of explains why MIB3 wasn't even a very funny movie..

Well Martin's post got 1.2 million likes! Pretty good sign people want to see this movie

my 9 year old nintendo playing self just freaked the hell out.. he even flipped bowsers theme!

It was interesting to see the behind the scenes of the bonaroo show.. I saw that show and it was an absolute trainwreck until method man & redman showed up.. It was cool to see Corey.. and they included another great dayne jordan track in this episode

Hey Lord Supreme great to hear from you!! Is there anything you can tell us about what it was like back in the day? What have you been up to since? I'm sure a lot of people would like to hear those early tapes!

haha I liked Biz Markie's intro

thanks for coming to the forum and hanging out with us. Hope you have a great day!

Yeah really excited for this one.. They've all been good so far!

Just started listening to Summertime 3 in anticipation of this.. damn I forgot how good this is!