User Comments

1. 

   10/12/08

   Nomadic

   eh? Have you never heard of Grand Master Flash? Afrika Bambata?

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2. 

   10/12/08

   sahar

   2006?
   
   Absolutely not.
   
   The late late 80s early 90s was the golden age of rap. The closest to getting back to the golden age was 2003.

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3. 

   10/13/08

   MelissaB

   I doubt it.. I'd say that happened in the 90s

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4. 

   10/13/08

   KH

   No way!

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5. 

   10/13/08

   calais50

   for me, it was 1995, about the time "California Love" debuted. The era of Tupac, Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg. I do wonder if today's "bling" rap isn't going to kill rap.

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   1. 

      10/13/08

      jadedconformist

      Oh, lord. I don't even want to picture you rolling down the street, leaned back in your ride.
   2. 

      10/13/08

      calais50

      you mean my caddy with hydraulic shocks? what's wrong with that?
   3. 

      10/13/08

      jadedconformist

      Sittin' crooked on your chrome, huh? haha.
6. 

   10/13/08

   magnamatt

   The 2nd "tape" I ever purchased was Run DMC...tougher than leather.
   I wore it out.

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7. 

   10/13/08

   lamenews

   i sure hope so that means its almost dead

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8. 

   10/13/08

   Sway

   all the 'good' rap came out in the 90s, by good I mean music that I can stand to be around. I am not by any means a fan of rap, but I have noticed that rap has progressively gotten worse over the last ten years.

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9. 

   6/17/09

   byronlevene

   2006? rap? wtf, all the good rappers were long dead by 06

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10. 

    6/17/09

    jeremylong

    no interest... still love Michael Jackson, Wham, Culture Club, Duran Duran, Eurythmics, Billy Joel, Sheena Easton, Depeche Mode etc etc

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