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	Old school rap - Hip Hop Galaxy
		Compared to more modern, new school rap with artists like Alton Clarke, with his neo singer songwriter hop, and his hit "Almost Made you Cry", old school has relatively simple rhythms and cadences that occur on the beat instead of wrapping around the rhythm, as has become common.
		Finally, Run-DMC focused on beats and samples - according to the traditional definition of the term old school rap, "Sucker MCs" and "Peter Piper" were the first new school tracks, focusing on beats and later on samples.
		However, the definition of all rap music of the eighties as old school rap seems to be more common nowadays, although musically it is not particularly useful.
	www.hiphopgalaxy.com /Old-school-rap-hip-hop-2091.html (1504 words)

	dubcnn.com // West Coast News Network //
		But MC Eiht was trying to say that in the early days of Hip Hop, the music industry and the public didn't take it that serious, so you could do whatever the hell you wanted to do on your album cover and nobody cared.
		King Tech - It's more of a business now, it hurts the artists that are really dope because if they don't have a connection into that business they will never come out.
		King Tech - Well what it was, I sat down with Sway almost 2 years ago and we were having a conversation about how a lot of these brothers that come to the Wake Up show are not getting the same shine.
	www.dubcnn.com /interviews/wc2kkingtech/index.html (4147 words)

	The Importance of the Hip Hop DJ by DXT formerly Grandmixer DST
		The hip-hop DJ has to endure the process of obtaining a vast knowledge of music and rhythm (the force), be able to synchronize the grooves and beats, and continually search for new sounds to maintain his status in the culture.
		DJs listened to all genres of music from rock, Latin, country, opera whatever, but their main inspiration came from funk and R&B. Funk/R&B music is the closest source of music that resembles the original drum sounds from Africa.
		Third, the MC now had his own power, but this power was false because he received it from record company executives through their perversion of hip-hop culture and not from the Tri-Force.
	www.daveyd.com /historythedeejaydxt.html (1951 words)

	>>WANTICKETS.COM ARTIST// Hybrid (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Flash was the first to debut track DJing skills like mixing records behind his back or beneath table, kicking mixing faders with his feet, and the like.
		Flash and his then-partner, Mean Gene (DJ Grand Wizard Theodore's older Brother), Later played for small house parties and discos, Where he came upon Pete DJ Jones, A popular disco DJ for the older crowd.
		Flash was involed in several notable ones, including challenging DJ Tex and Afrika Bambaataa, Where Flash retaliated with an army of sound systems.
	www.wantickets.com /dj/Grandmaster_Flash.htm (1636 words)

	Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five
		Flash is also known for doing tricks while deejaying like spinning behind his back, beneath tables, or kicking the mixer with his feet.
		Flash then began to gather MC's to keep the party moving during his shows, the first MC that Flash chose was Cowboy, the next MC's Flash chose was Melle Mel and his brother Kidd Creole.
		Flash was disappointed with the ability of Enjoy Records the get his records on the air and he then signed to Sugarhill Records.
	members.tripod.com /koolherc/artists/Flash.html (841 words)

	Hip-Hop: Now and Then - Timeline (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Brothers Disco and Sisters Disco, a large group of Djs, MCs and security personnel that included artists such as Jazzy D, Dj Barton, Dj Breakout, the Funky Four Plus One and others, were highly visible in the early New York scene.
		Among them were Lovebug Starski (a Dj who was among the first to rap over his won records) and MC Kenny Gee, as well as Grandmaster Flash's crew.
		The Furious Four were soon destined to become The Furious Five, a posse of MC's who - with their choreographed moves, flashly clothes and catchy rhymes - went on to take the role of the MC to a whole new level.
	library.thinkquest.org /C0114424/timeline/19778p.htm (381 words)

	Rap Hip-Hop Timeline 1970-1989
		As DJ Kool Herc, he invents a new technique of deejaying that would cut two of the same records and extend the middle instrumental, or 'break,' of the popular funk and disco songs of the day.
		DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince release their second album, a double-set called "He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper." Boosted by the immensely popular single, 'Parents Just Don't Understand;' the album is a smash--selling 2.5 million copies.
		MC Hammer releases his sophomore effort, "Please Hammer, Don't Hurt 'Em." The album is bashed by critics and scoffed at by hip-hop purists, but becomes a mammoth hit.
	www.digitaldreamdoor.com /pages/best_rap-timeline1.html (3242 words)

	:::UNSW D2MG HIP HOP SOCIETY:::
		Kool DJ Herc, the godfather of hip-hop, was a Jamaican-born DJ who moved to the Bronx in 1967.
		While Pete DJ Jones was #1 for the fl disco crowd in NYC, Herc and the B-Boys were the essence of the hip-hop movement, because of they lived the lifestyle.
		King Tim III was a rapper from Harlem who got a break by landing a job with old school dogs of funk Fatback.
	www.angelfire.com /hiphop2/d2mg/mc.htm (1964 words)

	DJ Revolution @ The United DJ Mixing School
		DJ Revolution began his career at the age of 13 on some dusty, old, mismatched, beltdriven turntables his grandfather pulled out of the attic.
		When he first heard "The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on The Wheels of Steel " which had already been out a few years - his whole idea of what a DJ was turned upside down.
		DJ REVOLUTION hosted an exclusive lecture at the United DJ Mixing School on Tuesday the 16th July 2002.
	www.djsunited.com.au /revolution.html (423 words)

	Kurtis Blow Presents: The History Of Rap, Vol. 1 - liners
		Kool DJ Herc, the godfather of hip-hop, was a Jamaican-born DJ who moved to the Bronx in 1967.
		While Pete DJ Jones was #1 for the fl disco crowd in NYC, Herc and the B-Boys were the essence of the hip-hop movement, because of they lived the lifestyle.
		King Tim III was a rapper from Harlem who got a break by landing a job with old school dogs of funk Fatback.
	rhino.com /Features/liners/72851lin.html (2608 words)

	Jam Master Jay (June 2000)
		I’ve moderated DJ seminar panels from here to Buckhead and back, had people I love and respect tell their stories, but Jam Master Jay is the only one who ever zapped me with a little star power.
		And I know how many DJ pools have grown and I know how DJing has grown in the overall, but that was the technical side of it to me. DJs were rolling around, looking for stuff to buy and looking to see what was in the store when they get there.
		As a DJ, you are the producer, you are the producer of the show or you are the band.
	www.djtimes.com /original/djmag/jun00/JamMasterJay.htm (5719 words)

	hiphop
		Flash recognized the need for a system in which a DJ could have one breakbeat ready to go on a turntable as the previous one faded, sometimes the same beat or tempo.
		Grandmaster flash and several other crews were already established as the KINGS of hip-hop well before and "rap" records were sold.
		As this spawned a whole movement of political records and higher conciousness, other MC's such as Rakim and Big Daddy Kane mixed elements of political style into their new, more fierce styles of MCing, in which metaphors and similies became precedent and battling was elevated to a high plateau.
	www.nograffiti.com /files/Files2/hiphop.htm (2033 words)

	Hiphop History - The Four Elements of Hiphop Culture
		DJ's and Mixtapes were part of the heart and soul of Hiphop during its inception.
		The Very First DJs appeared as early as the 1940's during World War II as they say "necessity is the mother of invention" The need for uplifting entertainment during the war lead to the invention of the DJ as an entertainer.
		The MCs begin to gain skill and recognition for their rhyming ability and their ability to control and move the crowds with their chants.
	www.djemir.com /hiphophistory.html (2245 words)

	HHN - LIVE HIPHOP SHOWS!
		DJ Swamp is known for his turntablist antics including breakbeats, scratching, juggling, and destroying LPs and vinyl without ever losing the beat.
		Veteran Bay Area DJ Quest who is known for his solo work and his membership of both the Bullet Proof Space Travelers and Live Human also appears at Storyville on this night.
		Without a doubt DJ Quest, who is featured in the new Doug Pray directed documentary Scratch, is one of today's most talented and versatile turntable artists and one who will be around for many years to come.
	www.hiphop-network.com /live/live.asp (1029 words)

	Music Juice - Music News, Videos, Interviews and Celebrity Galleries Worldwide - Hip hop / Rap / Rapcore
		The early role of the MC was to introduce the DJ and the music and to keep the audience excited.
		Lastly, most existing hip hop acts were shocked when King Tim III's throwback to radio DJs rhyming jive and the Sugarhill Gang's appropriation of rap on their remake, not sample, of CHIC's "Good Times" were released, as most DJs and MCs knew each other and many had been attempting to record (Toop, 1991).
		Minimalists and DJs; all suppressing the fear of ridicule, all mindful of the delicate balance between challanging and alienating listeners, and all proud of their ability to understand increasing amounts of technical knowledge in light of the creative independence it reaped; have crosspolinated with and from each other since their infancy.
	www.music-juice.com /hip-hop-rap-rapcore.html (7800 words)

	MP3.com: T.I. is King at BET Hip-Hop Awards
		Grandmaster Flash was honored as the first recipient of the I Am Hip-Hop Award, and Flash took the opportunity to shout out other pioneering hip-hop DJs.
		DJ Grandmaster Flash and his group the Furious Five were hip-hop's greatest innovators, transcending the genre's party-music origins to explore the full scope of its lyrical and sonic horizons.
		Flash was born Joseph Saddler in Barbados on January 1, 1958; he began spinning records as teen growing up in the Bronx, performing live at area dances...
	www.mp3.com /news/stories/7148.html (629 words)

	DJ Kid Koala and MC Paul Barman (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Koala -- born Eric San -- is a Montreal-based Chinese-Canadian DJ with a safety-scissors haircut and a Saturday-morning sense of humor who seems to scavenge the raw materials of his music from Dr. Demento's sell-back pile.
		Their ostensible uncoolness lets this pair interrogate, goof on, and otherwise screw with traditional and outmoded notions of what coolness is. As in tech culture, it's always the nerds who (re)write the code.
		Versed in DJ fundamentals but never fundamentalist, Koala deploys his skills mostly to screw with structure.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /archive/music/00/03/30/dj_kid_koala_mc_paul_barma.html (1201 words)

	DJ Clue?: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		The Queens native built his reputation with street-level mix tapes, as most DJs tend to do in New York, and he quickly became one of the city's leading DJs, graced with the latest tracks by the biggest names.
		Not since the early '80s when DJs such as Grandmaster Flash and Afrika Bambaataa were acknowledged as two of rap's most popular figures had a hip-hop DJ attained such prominent status among the masses as New York's Funkmaster Flex.
		While no doubt among New York's elite mixtape DJs, Cutmaster C didn't limit himself to just the East Coast, expanding his reach to the national rap game while still retaining his ties to N.Y.C.'s finest.
	www.music.com /person/dj_clue/1/biography (462 words)

	MTV.com: Classic Mixtapes
		DJ Clue tells how he first became cool with some of hip-hop's most acclaimed line rippers.
		Some are partial to the freestyles, some love previewing the newest, most exclusive material available, and others just love to hear their favorite MC or DJ rant in between songs.
		Sway and his partner King Tech — who DJed together for years on California radio, building their names with the legendary "Wake Up Show" — compiled freestyles from rappers on both coasts, snippets of hip-hop classics and original music for this mixtape.
	www.mtv.com /bands/m/mixtape/news_feature_021003/index6.jhtml (764 words)

	Hip Hop Immortals - Books
		Caz is an example to all MCs in the critical era of discipline.
		Thinkin' that some sucker MC was gonna bite his number 1 style, he brought latin DJ Charlie Chase and his lyrical revolvers to his crib and tightened up their game for over a year and a half before they actually crushed competition.
		DJ Flash is the reason rhymes were written.
	www.hiphopimmortals.com /2003_html/book_writsamp.html (1162 words)

	YouTube - Dj Jaycee - MC Kinson 16th October 2006
		Dj Jaycee - MC Kinson 16th October 2006
		mc kinson dj jaycee were kin a doonload sum eh your tunes youz r well gd man
		Dj Jaycee - MC Kinson & MC Banks
	youtube.com /?v=ea_TQ14MV9I (215 words)

	MusicMoz - DJs: Hip Hop
		DJ Smoke Entertainment - A hip hop and R&B dj service located in Los Angeles, serving southern California.
		DJ Finch - Upstate New York hip hop and R&B DJ with pictures, bio, and mixtapes.
		DJ QBert - Former member of the disbanded Invisibl Skratch Piklz, San Francisco based dj with iconic status.
	musicmoz.org /DJs/Hip_Hop (741 words)

	San Francisco nightlife, club culture, dj music, electronic music.
		DJs Kramer, Mike Gianinni, and John Early spin their way through this hip after-work party with their successful mix of tribal, soulful and progressive house grooves.
		Underground hip-hop radio gurus Sway and King Tech knew they had something special when they brought on the unique and talented DJ Revolution as resident for their Wake Up Show on L.A. radio.
		Join NextAid, SF by Definition, and over 25 DJ's in response to a global crisis: the plight of 13 million children in Africa orphaned as a result of AIDS.
	www.nitevibe.com /buzz/nitevibe_buzz145.htm (3048 words)

	Lootpack \| Music Artist \| Videos, News, Photos & Ringtones \| MTV
		The Lootpack were one of several old-school revivalist crews to come out of southern California during the '90s, and recorded some of the most underappreciated music on the revitalized West Coast underground scene.
		Their demo tape caught the attention of King Tee and Tash of Tha Alkaholiks, and soon the Lootpack joined the related collective the Likwit Crew; they also produced two tracks on Tha Alkaholiks' 1994 debut, 21 & Over, and appeared on the follow-ups Coast II Coast and Likwidation.
		Though the Lootpack were largely silent on record, they continued to tour over the next few years, and DJ Romes released his own breakbeat record, Hamburger Hater Breaks, in 2001; also that year, the group assembled its own documentary film, Da Packumentary.
	www.mtv.com /music/artist/lootpack/artist.jhtml (436 words)

	Artistopia Music - Grandmaster Flash Fanfare (Site not responding. Last check: )
		"DJ Grandmaster Flash" (born "Joseph Saddler" on January 1, 1958 in Barbados) is a hip hop musician and DJ; one of the pioneers of hip-hop DJing, cutting (music)cutting, and mixing.
		DJ Dre - Features news, contact information, a calendar of events and music for purchase.
		DJ Scratch - Features news, tour schedule, biography, filmography, discography, mixtapes, message board, chat room, booking and information on the DJ School and photographs.
	www.artistopia.com /grandmaster-flash/fans (808 words)

	ROLAND MC-307 Groovebox A groovebox designed for DJs and turntablists. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The MC-307 Groovebox has a lot in common with its predecessors, the MC-303 and the MC-505, but the main difference is a Turntable Emulation control section that operates similarly to a turntable's pitch control.
		Despite the uncanny resemblance and the fact that they've never been seen in the same place together, Remix editor Chris Gill insists that he and DJ Blaine are not the same person.
		You can program it to flash at a user-defined time when it nears the end of a track.
	remixmag.com /mag/remix_roland_mc_groovebox (2631 words)

	West Coast Rap Artists \| West Coast Rap Pioneers \| Tribute to the Early West Coast Rap Scene: Website Title
		DJ Juan Gibson representing Los Angeles/Australia made a name for himself with mixed tapes in the early 80´s.
		King M.C. King Mc started doing freestyle raps under the name Rockin Ralph to Sugar Hill Gang´s "Rappers Delight" in 1979.
		Unknown DJ The Unknown DJ, born Andre Manuel, is one of the pioneers of West Coast Hip Hop.
	westcoastpioneers.com /artists.html (2181 words)

	Kurtis Blow Presents: The History Of Rap, Vol. 1 - liners
		A man by the name of Pete DJ Jones was about the most notable DJ during those early days.
		He had an MC named JT Hollywood (not to be confused with DJ Hollywood, who came on the scene around 1973), who was the first real MC I can remember.
		But as for Kool DJ Herc (my other hero) and the Herculoids, they blasted NYC with a trend that soon became a culture for all the world to embrace.
	www.rhino.com /Features/liners/72851lin.html (2608 words)

	DJ's (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dj WaxFiend started to listen to music at a young age, at that time mostly HipHop and R&B. He was fascinated by the dj’s he heard mixing on the radio and at the clubs.
		DJ Irwan was born on June 26th, 1980 in Amstelveen, The Netherlands.
		DJ Marvell was born on the 13th of February 1981 in Tunisia.
	www.flossin.nl /dj.php (5430 words)

	King Mc - AOL Music (Site not responding. Last check: )
		King MC LYRICS,King MC,King MC Lyrics, King MC Song Lyrics.
		King MC and DJ Flash feature on ARTISTdirect.
		King Mc official AOL Music site for King Mc music videos, King Mc songs, King Mc photos, King Mc live performances and more information on King Mc.
	music.aol.com /artist/king-mc/224953/main (115 words)

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