Hip Hop Mixtapes CDs

Mixtape Classics

If I say Hip Hop Mixtapes Cds the first thing that should come to your head is Underground Hip Hop.

Why? You know why! That is where the real straight up Hip Hop is right now. It’s not on the radio with Nelly and Tim McGraw. What the hell was that about anyway?

Underground Hip Hop is like catching a basketball player dunk at the Rucker in New York. You know he has MADD skillz and should be signed but somebody looked past him. Either that or you hear a hip hop mixtape with major label rappers rockin’ fo’ real. I’m not talkin’ about that commercial Billboard garbage. You know what I mean if you ever heard Killa Cam’ or JadaKiss on an Alchemist beat.

You will never hear that type of flow on the radio at V-103 or Hott 97.5 in Atlanta. If you are a true…true Hip Hop fan you have at least 25 hip hop mixtapes at the crib and one of them has to have DJ Kay Slay, Fat Joe, 50 Cent or Capone on it. Hold up…you gotta have Mobb Deep or Bun B too.

Seriously Fam! You haven’t heard Hip Hop Rap music on a street level until you hear these boys rip a whole in a Kanye West or Jus’ Blaze and Hi tek track. Even if you pay attention to the unsigned hype page in The Source Magazine and go cop a mixtape of them cats you will be amazed.

They didn’t make it in that Source issue for telling nursery rhymes. If you remember, Biggie Smalls…yeah Notorious B.I.G. was in the unsigned hype column once and so was Shyne. Need I say more? Besides that a good Mixtape CD cost $5.00 to $6.00. The Cd's have anywhere from 15 to 40 tracks of straight heat. Anything goes when it comes to Underground Hip Hop. I remember when I heard Lil’ Flip on a Rakim beat…What? He laid it down like he was suppose too. I from Texas and I don’t listen to that much Mid-West or South -West music but I tellin’ you he killed it.

Don’t just think that Underground music is for Hip Hop either. R&B cats shine on some of these Hip Hop Mixtapes CD's too. It’s one thing for me to tell you but you really have to listen for yourself. If you are from New York this is nothin’ new to you.

I visited the NYC for one weekend and I heard more hits on a radio mix section than I heard in Atlanta for an entire month. I know what you are saying…yeah right. If you ever get a chance to go to New York make sure you have a CD Walkman or go buy a satellite radio and peep Angie Martinez from 3pm-7pm. Now that’s what’s up. Peace.

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