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Hip-Hop likeres?

Yep, I don't really care for alot of newer artists though.

Fat Boys
Run DMC
Everlast
De la Soul
Tribe called quest
Eric B and Rakim
EPMD
3rd bass
Big Daddy Kane
Biz Markee
Curtis Blow
Grandmaster Flash
Kool moe Dee
Ice T
Grandmaster Melle Mel
Lovebug Starski
KRS one
Oaktown's 357
U.T.F.O.
Funkmaster Flex
Most of the folks out of BDP
Marley Marl
Trouble Funk (but that's getting into Go-go)
Slick Rick
Notorious Big
Boogie Monsters
Of course....... The Roots
LLcoolJ
Grand Puba

I could think of several others, but that's a start for me.
 
Yep, I don't really care for alot of newer artists though.

Fat Boys
Run DMC
Everlast
De la Soul
Tribe called quest
Eric B and Rakim
EPMD
3rd bass
Big Daddy Kane
Biz Markee
Curtis Blow
Grandmaster Flash
Kool moe Dee
Ice T
Grandmaster Melle Mel
Lovebug Starski
KRS one
Oaktown's 357
U.T.F.O.
Funkmaster Flex
Most of the folks out of BDP
Marley Marl
Trouble Funk (but that's getting into Go-go)
Slick Rick
Notorious Big
Boogie Monsters
Of course....... The Roots
LLcoolJ
Grand Puba

I could think of several others, but that's a start for me.

+1 ... but you know what it is? We are just getting old :hiding:
 
I killz police all day and deals drugs all night.......... :rollno:
A lot of people think rock 'n' roll is only about sex, drugs, misogyny, Satanism, etc., but they're wrong, too. Unnecessary and insulting generalizations only stifle intelligent, and even just plain fun, conversation. And the title of this thread isn't "Hip-Hop haters".
 
Gym Class Heroes are one of my favorites that I don't believe I've seen come up yet. I began to lose interest with their latest album, but their earlier albums (For The Kids, The Papercut Chronics) were instrumental rap in a good, very raw way. At times it reminded me of old Eminem. They diverted somewhat with a more produced As Cruel As Schoolchildren which I really liked. The Quilt was too radio-friendly for me.
 
I like a lot of hip hop, but am in the same boat as the OP.

I really like the Quannum group of guys. Blackalicious, Pigeon John, Lyrics Born, etc.

Used to like Black Eyed Peas, before Fergie came along. Like Jurrasic 5, Tribe Called Quest, q-Tip, etc.

Can't stand Lil Wayne or that over the top gangsta ****.