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In general, the mods trust you all to post relevant music. Usually we'll try to focus on more mainstream pop, but pop-adjacent artists are allowed. We are purposely vague on what we consider pop, because it's a difficult genre to define. Articles and links are prioritized over screenshots for news. Though posts such as articles, videos, links or pictures consisting of non-newsworthy content will be removed, they are always welcome to be posted in the General Discussion or Daily Music Discussion. Please only submit pop music news-related articles, videos, images or links that are topical and noteworthy. If it was an honest mistake, please message us we'll try to be as lenient as possible. These are banned on reddit sitewide, and sharing such material endangers our whole community. Asking for or posting instructions on how you can get it is also not allowed. Music videos must have premiered on YouTube to be posted.ĭo not post illegal streams or downloads of songs/albums. Always remember to use the 'Artist - Song' title format. This mainly refers to Friday releases other posts are generally released worldwide. The subreddit only allows music after it has been officially released in the United Kingdom. Check beforehand to make sure a song hasn't already been submitted. Though alternative rap and hip-hop house aren't high priorities, the CD acknowledges alternative rap with A Tribe Called Quest's "I Left My Wallet in El Segundo" and touches on hip-house with the Jungle Brothers' "I'll House You." This collection is far from the last word on 1980s hip-hop, but all things considered, The '80s: Hip Hop Hits isn't a bad CD to have in your collection.Only songs and videos released within the last 30 days can be posted. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince ("Parents Just Don't Understand"), Kool Moe Dee ("Go See the Doctor"), and others. ("It's Tricky"), Whodini ("Friends"), D.J. But it paints an attractive picture of Northeastern Corridor MCs by including major hits by Run-D.M.C.
What Does It Mean?" is considered one of the earliest gangsta rap classics - and it doesn't get into Florida bass music at all. The '80s: Hip Hop Hits doesn't get heavily into gangsta rap - although Philadelphia native Schoolly D's "P.S.K. The only West Coast rapper K-Tel includes is Too Short, whose "Life Is Too Short" from 1988 is among the Oakland native's cleaner hits. Released in 2000, this 12-song compilation spans 1984-1990 and makes East Coast rap its main focus. Just as many R&B historians have described the 1960s and 1970s as R&B's classic era, many hip-hop historians will tell you that the 1980s and early '90s were hip-hop's classic era. It was during the 1980s that hip-hop not only became the music of choice for many young African-Americans - it also influenced a lot of pop/rock and dance music and became so widespread that you could walk into a club in Berlin and hear young guys rapping in German. But it was in the 1980s that hip-hop went from having a small cult following on the East Coast to being a huge international phenomenon. Hip-hop wasn't born in the 1980s - the hip-hop culture was created in New York in the late 1970s, and early rap acts like Kurtis Blow, Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five, and the Sugarhill Gang started recording before 1980.
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