Quotedamien dempesy, dublin town or something like that. one of the worst pieces of music i've ever heard.
i remember he did it at the best in the street in longford, certain members of section O had great fun that night.
Can anyone recommend some class Irish rap songs? Scary Eire's 'Dole Queue' was amazing but anyone know of any other good ones?
damien dempesy, dublin town or something like that. one of the worst pieces of music i've ever heard.
i remember he did it at the best in the street in longford, certain members of section O had great fun that night.
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playing Crawdaddy - Fri 31 Mar 2006
first album, What's confusing you, was pretty good, think they have a second coming out soon
scally-limerick feeling...
And what in the world does Damien Dempsey have to do with Irish hip-hop? You're understanding of hip-hop is clearly misaligned.Originally Posted by max power
I remember years ago Bass Odessey were the first Irish hip-hop/break-beat artists. They had a few great tunes and always put on a good live show. Don't know where they are now.
The Irish scratching champion DJ Tu-Ki is pretty good.
Find some more info on Irish hip-hop here: http://www.irishhiphop.com/
the celtic crew
Colie and Jambo seem to be doing ok.
Mista B and the Nextmen. All I know of..
Extratime.ie
Yo te quiero, mi querida. Sin tus besos, yo soy nada.
Abri o portão de ouro, da maquina do tempo.
Mi mamá me hizo guapo, listo y antimadridista.
Lads, enlighten me.
What IS hip-hop????
I watch the occasional video on MTV and hear it mentioned as a hip-hop song but what is it compared to, say, r'n' b???
Do you know that video of the group dancing to that Fatboy Slim song when at the end, the lead dancer says they have a hip hop feel???
I don't get it??
You’re really showing your age now sirhamish
Yeah, I know 1928
I hear about Jungle, trip-hop, hip hop, garage and so on but I can't tell the difference TBH
What about " Ship Ahoy"? can't remember the artistes name but it was about all the Invasions we had in Ireland and Sinead O'Connor did a warble on part of it. Think that one of the members may have been Oisin Lunny son of Donal.
Aren't you a bit mature for this kind of stuff???
It was nearly 15 years ago Hamish old bean!Aren't you a bit mature for this kind of stuff???
Ah, don't get rid of your old Lizzy and Creedence records all the same CTID.
I still cannot see the difference between jungle, garrage, hip hop, trip hop etc.
I have an idea what drum 'n' bass is but I check out the various music channels on Sky that cover this kind of stuff - MTV Base (343), Kiss (350), Channel U (360) but TBH it doesn't do anything for me.
For example, where does Outkast's "Hey ya" fit in regarding the above categories. I like that song....a bit.
There's a British rap artist on Channel U at this moment and he rapped hip hop in the lyrics. The backing music has a kind of delayed loop sound sample. Song has just ended but they never mentioned who the artist or song is. Rapper has a white t-shirt with "nobody's perfect" on it.
I like Outkast's " Roses" myself
Ah you're too hip for me CTID!I like Outkast's " Roses" myself
Marxman
others worth checking out...
Ri Ra
Relevance
Dysfunktional (like Irish beasties)
theres a heap more, names not coming to mind right now but head over to the audio forum on www.irishhiphop.com
you gowl!
Don't worry Hamish, I don't know the difference either(I hear about Jungle, trip-hop, hip hop, garage and so on but I can't tell the difference TBH), nor do I care to be honest. I listen to a song, if I like it, I like it, regardless of what "catagory" it falls under.
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Fair point sligoman, have the same attitude myself.Don't worry Hamish, I don't know the difference either(
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