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Favorite Hip-Hop Tracks since '79

Posted by Jerri_Blank on 04/18/2006

These are just a small few (20) of my favorite hip-hop tracks since the year I was born...1979...Hope you enjoy...

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1. Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock

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2. Grandmaster Flash - The Message

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3. Run DMC - Sucker MC's

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4. Public Enemy - Public Enemy No. 1

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5. Audio Two - Top Billin'

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6. Boogie Down Productions - The Bridge Is Over

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7. Eric B. & Rakim - Eric B. is president

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8. Gang Starr - Just To Get A Rep

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9. NWA - Straight Outta Compton

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10. Slick Rick - I Shouldn't Have Done It

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11. Ice Cube - Check Yo Self (Remix)

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12. Jeru the Damaja - Come Clean

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13. A Tribe Called Quest - Oh My God

14. Masta Ace - Born To Roll

15. Outkast - Player's Ball (Original)

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16. Gza - Liquid Swords

17. Dr. Octagon - Waiting List

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18. Raekwon - Verbal Intercourse

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19. Pharoahe Monch - Simon Says

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20. Deltron 3030 - Memory Loss

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