Yo! HHF Raps (Old School 1980-1997)

Redman- Funkorama[/b]
Nas- It Ain't Hard To Tell[/b]
The Roots- What They Do[/b]
Camp Lo- Coolie High[/b]
Outkast- ATLiens[/b]
 
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Cypress Hill- Illusions[/b]
Mobb Deep- Shook Ones Pt II[/b]
Lord Finesse- Hip 2 Da Game[/b]
Big L- MVP[/b]
Goodie Mob- Cell Therapy[/b]
 
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Black Moon- Who Got Da Props[/b]
Kid Sensation- Seatown Funk[/b]
Mr Grimm- Indo Smoke[/b]
E-40 ft The Click- Captain Save A Hoe[/b]
Snoop Dogg- Doggy Dogg World[/b]
 
MC Lyte- Lyte As A Rock [/b]
Salt 'N Pepa- Push It[/b]
Finesse & Synquis- Soul Sisters[/b]
JJ Fad- Supersonic[/b]
Queen Latifah ft Monie Love- Ladies First[/b]

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The D.O.C.- It's Funky Enough[/b]
King Tee- Bass[/b]
DJ Cash Money & Marvelous- Find An Ugly Woman[/b]
Redhead Kingpin & The FBI Crew- Do The Right Thing[/b]
Maestro Fresh Wes- Let Your Backbone Slide[/b]
 
Fearless Four- Problems Of The World[/b]
Jazzy Jeff- King Heroin[/b]
Tyrone Brunson- Fresh[/b]
LA Dream Team- Nursery Rhymes[/b]
Davy DMX- One For The Treble[/b]
 
Crash Crew- We Are Known As Emcees[/b]
Rock Master Scott & The Dynamic Three- Request Line [/b]
Divine Sounds- What People Do For Money[/b]
Frankie Smith- Double Dutch Bus[/b]
The Jonzun Crew- Pack Jam[/b]
 
Audio Two- Top Billin'[/b]
MC Shy D- Don't Sweat Me[/b]
Too Poetic- God Made Me Funky[/b]
Skinny Boys- Skinny (They Can't Get Enough)[/b]
Ultramagnetic MCs- Travelling At The Speed Of Thought[/b]
 
Rodney O & Joe Cooley- Gimme The Mic[/b]
Just Ice- Welfare Recipients[/b]
Donald D- F.B.I.[/b]
Steezo- It's My Turn[/b]
MC Shan- Time For Us To Defend Ourselves[/b]
 
Chubb Rock- Treat 'Em Right[/b]
Breeze- LA Posse[/b]
RBL Posse- Bammer Weed[/b]
Candyman- Knockin' Boots[/b]
Double XX Posse- Not Gonna Be Able To Do It[/b]
 
Yomo & Maulkie- Glory[/b]
E Dawg Ft Filthy Rich- Drop Top[/b]
Crusaders For Real Hip Hop- That's How It Is[/b]
Da Lench Mob- Freedom Got An A.K.[/b]
Troubleneck Brothers- Trouble Wreck[/b]
 
Leaders Of The New School- What's Next[/b]
Da King & I- Tears (To My Eyes)[/b]
Total Devastation- Many Clouds Of Smoke[/b]
Ghetto Concept- E-Z On Tha Motion[/b]
Digable Planets- Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat)[/b]
 
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DJ Quik- Tonite[/b]
MC Breed And DFC- Ain't No Future In Yo Frontin'[/b]
Compton's Most Wanted- One Time Gaffled 'Em Up[/b]
2nd II None- If You Want It[/b]
Fu Schnickens- La Schmoove[/b]
 
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Dr Dre- Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')[/b]
Onyx- Slam[/b]
Lords Of The Underground- Chief Rocka[/b]
Tha Alkaholiks- Daaam![/b]
Das EFX- They Want EFX[/b]
 
The Coup- Not Yet Free[/b]
Extra Prolific- First Sermon[/b]
Ahmad- Back In The Day[/b]
Intelligent Hoodlum aka Tragedy Khadafi- Grand Groove[/b]
Fat Joe- Flow Joe[/b]
 
Common Sense- I Used To Love H.E.R.[/b]
World Renown- How Nice I Am[/b]
Freddie Foxx- So Tough[/b]
Ground Floor- One, Two[/b]
O.C.- Time's Up[/b]
 
Grand Puba- A Little Of This[/b]
Anotha Level- Don't Stimulate[/b]
Coolio- Fantastic Voyage[/b]
Ill Al Skratch- Where My Homiez? (Come Around My Way)[/b]
Thug Life- How Long Will They Mourn Me[/b]
 
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