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You guys..Don`t Complain so much! You think Lost And Found flopped?You`r crazy! Switch was a big hit!It was a real big hit!Bigger than all the 50 Cent Singles from his new Album together!At lesat over here in Europe..It was soo long in the Top 10 or 20! Lost And Found..It sold more than LL`s oder de De La`s latest Album.(I mentioning those `caus they from paralel artists).That is impresive together with a big world hit! It also sold more than Albums from hype Artits like Fat Joe or Cassidy.Which is impresive to! Shure..50 and Mike Jones and them sell much more..But for how long?You can`t reay belivee that they have a future.. I heard people talk about that Will may stop `Caus of that. Bull****! Why should he?He allways can find a Record Deal if he wants..It`s Will Smith! Don`t be so negative..Lost And Found seld good!That`s it! Ofcourse it could be better..But this is still realy great..Especaly when you look at those other Albums! Amen?

Canibus should be thankin' LL for his 15 minutes of fame, not diss him 'cause that's the only thing people remember him for. That`s true tho! Oh and thanks Brakes!I`m gonna chek them out..

I don`t do that with any Artist.I also listen to a Britney Record when it comes out and stuff.You`ll never know... But Justin stuf..His voice isn`t good.He`s way to overated.I don`t like his voice, i don`t like most of his beats and i like none of his tracks. And i can`t stand that they call him the new King Of Pop.But thats not his fault so I`ll give him that lol

Justin is wack.. That other Guy even more :lolsign:

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Thanks guys! So i got all the Song except from Canibus and Wyclefs..And that Rast Song but that is unreleased right? Oh and I heard about a Canibus Song "Mama said **** You".Whats is that about?

I know they hade beef and i know some Tracks but i didn`t realy follow that Beef back then. I was a lil Boy so i only listened to LL Music but i din`t knew anything more. But now I`m wondering..Which Tracks they made? Could someone fo you please tell me them in Order? Thanks!

Damn.. :rofl:

Well it feels a little bit like "Lost and Found and then Lost again" :lolsign:

:1-say-yes: more disrespect for JJFP I guess :jada: I really don`t get that.Yeah getting Jiggay With It was a hit but still.. Everybody knows Summertime!Everybody is singing "summer..summer..summertime" That is just ridcoulus :sick:

That Batle Track from you is great!I like you`r style.. And..:mygod:.....That Song "Computer Age"..Thats is banging! This may seem like I`m`sucking up but i realy mean that! :word:

You gotta let it slide..Caus I`m just some dutch kid that doesn`t know better, remember? :lolsign:

How about Mister Turntable? :lolsign: Mrs.Funky Fresh Chick :rofl:

Would be cool ofcourse. But i don`t think so.As far as i know JJFP got no Record Deal in the Moment(Right Tim?). So they would have to release it under Will`s Name or on a Independent Label or they have to lookout for a Deal first. I`m pretty shure someday there wil come out e new Album but not that fast. I want them to Tour!Thats my biggest wish right now..

Lol sorry..I was confused that day :lolsign: It`s a great Song tho!

Thanks! Thats good that you put it all in one Thread.Now I can go on being lazy :lolsign:

I would like to hear something.Where could i listen to some stuff? Oh and a question..Are you still recording?

Please don`t call me Sir..I allready hate it when someone calls me "young man"..I feel so old then :lolsign:

I think I`m gonna get that... But why the hell they put up Getting Jiggy With It and not Summertime? :stickpoke:

I think he`s would be a cute litle Girl :lolsign:

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I told ya`ll you wil like it :lolsign:

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What was the name of the graf writer filmed in the kitchen with his mom in "Style Wars"? 18. Who were the two stars of "Breakin'"? 19. What cut did Ice-T perform on the "Breakin'" soundtrack? 20. Who produced the film "Beat Street"? Who directed it? 21. Who performed the fat cut "Santa's Rap" in the film "Beat Street"? 22. Who played Russell Simmons in "Krush Groove"? 23. What Prince protégée rapped on the "Krush Groove" theme song, along with Run-DMC, the Fat Boys and Kurtis Blow? 24. What rappers battled on the single episode of the 1984 television show "Graffiti Rock"? 25. Who was the first rap group to make a national TV appearence and on what show? 26. What was the first major network news program to document hip-hop? 27. What label released "Rockin' it" by the Fearless Four? 28. Who wrote lyrics for "Rapper's Delight" but was not credited? 29. Where was the original "writer's bench" in New York, a central gathering point for graffiti artists? 30. Who went on to success after winning a record deal in the Tin Pan Apple rap contest? 31. At what club did these famous battles take place: Cold Crush vs. Fantastic Five, Busy Bee vs. Kool Moe Dee? 32. What was the Force MD's original name? 33. Who was the first hip-hop artist to collaborate with a jazz artist on wax? 34. Who was the first real rapper to collaborate with an R&B artist? 35. What rapper opened up for the Commodores and Bob Marley at a seminal show at New York's Madison Square Garden? 36. Who was the host of the first rap radio show in New York? On what station and in what year? 37. The same station carried at least four other rap shows in the early '80s. Name one of them. 38. What was the first radio station in Los Angeles to play rap? 39. What was Ice Cube's first group, and what current producer was also in this group? 40. What was the title and label of the first Kid Frost record? 41. Name at least two of the influential DJs of the early LA crew Uncle Jam's Army. 42. Both members of the rap duo Dr. Jeckyl & Mr. Hyde went on to later success in the rap industry. What are their real names and current titles? 43. What was the first rap hit to use Billy Squier's ubiquitous "Big Beat"? 44. What was the first rap hit to use the slamming "Substitution" beat? 45. What was Oakland rapper Too Short's first label? 46. Who was the artist on the early Tommy Boy mix single known as "The Lessons" - featuring a cut-and-paste mix of G.L.O.B.E. & Whiz Kid's "Play That Beat Mr. DJ"? 47. Name the Beastie Boys' first and second DJs. 48. Name the first hip-hop record to use rock guitars, and the crew who recorded it. Hint: It wasn't Run-DMC. 49. Who were widely rumored to be the owners of the TROOP Gear clothing line, and what were the letters TROOP rumored to stand for - rumors which eventually caused the brand's death? 50. Who was TROOP Gear's most prominent celebrity endorser? 51. Name the original members of the Cold Cruch Brothers. Hint: Don't go to their records. It's not the line-up that recorded under that name. 52. Now go to their records, and name all of the Cold Crush singles in order of release. 53. Which independant rap label was the first signed subsidiary of a major label, in what year did the deal begin, and with which major label? 54. Sure, the Sugar Hill Gang rapped over the bass, drums and violins of "Good Times". However, what record was used for the intro of "Rapper's Delight" - the one that plays before "Good Times" starts? 55. Much is presently being made of Cypress Hill's endorsement of marijuana. Name the seminal rapper who actually named himself after the plant. 56. Which member of the rock band Living Colour besides Vernon Reid is important to the history of recorded hip-hop, and why? 57. Name the L Brothers. Tell what the "L" stood for. 58. N.W.A. was not the first hip-hop crew to use the epithet "nigger" as part of its name. Although this first crew never recorded, their name is well known to true members of the original school. Who were they, and what did they do? 59. Speaking of expletives, upon which hip-hop recording do the words "bitch" and "pussy" both appear for the very first time? 60. What was the first case of hip-hop radio censorship, where rap lyrics had to be deleted for radio airplay? Name the censored record, and tell what was taken out. 61. Name Whitney Houston and the Human Beat Box's sole musical collaboration. 62. With which famously rotund athlete did the Fat Boys collaborate on a 12-inch single? 63. Which member of Whodini had a twin brother, and what was the brother's name? 64. The Whodini song "Magic's Wand" was a tribute to whom? 65. What record was the source of the "Oh My God!" on Doug E. Fresh's classic release "The Show"? 66. Name the record that Def Jam CEO Russell Simmons recorded as the sole vocalist. 67. Name Simmons's second recording effort. What was the title and label of the first Kid Frost record? 67. Name Simmons's second recording effort. 68. Name the record upon the cover of which Tommy Boy president Monica Lynch posed dressed as the Statue of Liberty. Name the artists who recorded the record, and tell what significant ethnic first they established by recording together. 69. Name the title and artist of the only rap record to ever feature three MCs rhyming simultaneously. 70. Who did MC Shan accuse of stealing his beat on his "Beat Biter" single? 71. What is the name of hip-hop's first female solo recording artist and what was the name of her record? 72. Which well-known hip-hop artist sampled this record's intro on the intro of a popular single from his 1992 album? 73. In what year, and in a rap on what record, by whom, does what is perhaps the first reference in popular music to AIDS appear? 74. What was Bushwick Bill's original name and original role in the Geto Boys? 75. 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And here tha answers: 1. mcing (rap), djing (turntablism), writing (graffiti), b-boying (breakdance) 2. herculoids 3. busy bee 4. christmas rappin' 5. melle mel, scorpio, cowboy, raheem, kidd creole 6. rock steady crew vs. dynamite rockers (1981, lincoln center) 7. jazzy jeff 8. son of kurtis blow 9. kurtis blow 10. t la rock "it's yours" 11. "give it up or turn it loose" 12. afrika bambaataa, "unity" 13. "flashdance" (Rock steady crew) 14. charlie ahearn 15. busy bee 16. martha cooper & henry chalfant 17. skeme-tnt 18. boogaloo shrimp & shabba doo 19. "reckless" mit chris "the glove" taylor 20. harry belafonte, stan lathan 21. treacherous three 22. blair underwood 23. sheila e 24. run dmc vs. kool moe dee & special k 25. funky 4 + 1 in "saturday night live" 26. 20-20 27. enjoy records 28. grandmaster caz (cold crush brothers) 29. 149th und grand concourse, in der bronx, versteht sich 30. fat boys (back then they where "disco 3") 31. harlem world und lenox 32. force mcs. before that: lds 33. grandmixer d.st & herbie hancock, "rockit" 34. chaka khan & melle mel, "i feel for you" 35. kurtis blow. 36. mr. magic, whbi, 1980 37. world famous supreme theme. sweet g. the awesome two. afrika islam's "zulu beats" - al on whbi,(later wnwk." 38. kgfj 39. cia, sir jinx 40. "the terminator" auf electro beat records 41. bobcat, egyptian lover, mr. prince, dj pooh 42. andre "dr. jeckyl" harrell: ceo of uptown entertainment. alonzo "mr. hyde" brown: vp of film and television at uptown entertainment. 43. utfo, "roxanne, roxanne" 44. ultramagnetic mcs, "ego trippin'" 45. 75 girls records 46. double d & steinski 47. rick dj double r rubin. dann dr. dre. 48. treacherous three, "body rock" (1981) 49. der ku klux klan. total rule (reign) over oppressed people. 50. ll cool j 51. tony-tone, easy a.d., charlie chase, whipper-whip, mr. t & dotarock 52. "the weekend", "punk rock rap", "fresh, wild, fly and bold", "heartbreakers" 53. tuff city. 1983. epa. 54. sun, "here comes that sound" 55. eddie cheba. 56. bassist doug wimbush. play in the suggarhill hoseuband and helped with the malcolm-x-single "no sell out" 1982 on tommy boy. 57. mean gene & grand wizard theodore. l wie livingston, der nachname der brüder. 58. nigger twins, b-boys, die auf kool dj hercs parties tanzten. 59. doug e. fresh & slick rick, "la-di-da-di" 60. "rapper's delight". zensiert wurde: "he can't satisfy you with his little worm / but i can bust you out with my super sperm." 61. "king holiday" 62. william "refrigerator" perry von den chicago bears. 63. exstasy hat einen bruder, dynasty. 64. radio-dj mr. magic 65. "punk rock rap" 66. jazzy jay, "chillin' at the spot" 67. "that's a lie" mit ll cool j auf "radio" 68. hiko & peso, "she's wild". fisrt colabo betwen a japna and american artits 69. rockmaster scott & dynamic three, "request line" 70. ll cool j 71. paula "sweet tee" winley, "vicious rap" 72. diamond d auf "best kept secret" 73. 1983, "bad times (i can't stand it)", captain rapp 74. little billy, der war tänzer. 75. antionette 76. masta ace, craig g, big daddy kane, kool g rap 77. roxanne shante, "get retarded" 78. the new style. bon ami/mca records. 79. "turn out the lights" 80. masters of ceremony 81. dj cash money 82. the singing mc breeze 83. schoolly d records 84. latee, "this cut's got flavor" 85. mc tee 86. 7a3 87. daddy-o, delite, fruitkwon, prince paul, the dbc, wise, drummer bobby simmons 88. chuck d 89. michael conception 90. kool keith 91. boston celtics 92. epee md 93. fila fresh crew 94. deuces wild 95. groove b chill 96. large professor 97. "feels so good" 98. chris thomas & mc lyte 99. stezo. "it's my turn" / "to the max" 100. krs-one

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