Need some help with making a CD. (need rap knowledge)

[Yngwie 4String]

So I want to make a rap CD, but I want to do one that is all rap-rock or rap-metal collaborations. So far Ive got:

Bring the noise-Public Enemy+Anthrax

Stop ****ing with me-Lil John (Slayer sampled)

Aw Nah-Nappy Roots+Pod

Encore-Jay-Z+Lincoln Park

need help with more. THNX. and if your coming in here to disrespect rap or metal, save your fingers. Go to youtube with that.

 

[Alan Vorse]

Aerosmith and RUN DMC-"Walk This Way"
REM and KRS-One -"Radio Song"
Metal Church and Sir-Mix-A-Lot-"Iron Man"
I think Korn and Ice Cube did something together. "Follow the Leader" maybe?

This would be a great source too:

http://www.amazon.com/Judgment-Night-Music-Motion-Picture/dp/B00000297O

 

[Darkstrike]

Insane Clown Possee.

 

[JAUQO III-X]

One of the best

 

[Darkstrike]

One of the best

This, I like.

 

[JAUQO III-X]

This, I like.

One of the best groups to ever come out of the rap genre and they actually play real instruments(and in concert).

 

[()smoke()]

any ratm?
faith no more w/ boo-ya tribe is a classic
the roots can get rockish sometimes
stuck mojo is on the heavier end
cypress hill did a dual rap/rock album
snoop did a collaboration with ratm called 'bounce' i think

check out neil fallon on clutch's 'careful with that mic' for some tongue-twisting verbage

 

[jomahu]

was mordred a rap/rock band, or did they just use turntables?
i'd think early RHCP would fit this title as well. and mos def did an album with black jack johnson, no?

 

[Visirale]

I love rock and rap separately, but man I really don't dig it too much when they're combined.

Run DMC is about the only example I can think of that I like...

 

[jomahu]

oh yeh, the beastie boys. duh. and check out the soundtrack to 'judgement night.' lots of cool collaborations there.

 

[rezin]

nas did a song with korn

i think it's great right up until nas stops rapping and the singing starts

 

[Visirale]

See, the problem with these collaborations isn't on the hip hop side... it's the rock bands that decide to do the collabs. I'm not a fan of any of them really... their music doesn't cater to the music really. I think it would be better if MCs worked with more mellow music that they'd be more likely to sample in their own production. If you ask me NAS and Korn are musical leagues apart (just one example of many).

 

[Stanley Design]

Anything from the albums "Snuff the Punk" or "Brown" by P.O.D., they used to be a lot heavier back then. Or ANYTHING by Body Count (Body Count was Ice T's metal band)

 

[StanFan]

Whatever you do don't include Anthrax's "I'm The Man". It is an embarrassment for both genres. I can't believe that the kept playing that song live for so long.

 

[Benjamin Strange]

If you can find it, look for my old friend's band, Hellified Funk Crew. It's satanic funk music. Really.

 

[MakiSupaStar]

What? No love for Cypress Hill?

 

[Darkstrike]

What? No love for Cypress Hill?

OMG! Can't believe I forgot them! Dammit they rawk!

 

[anechoic]

Just get the Judgement Night soundtrack. It's all rock/metal bands paired with various rappers. Slayer + Ice-T, Pearl Jam + Cypress Hill, De La Soul + Teenage Fanclub, etc.

 

[()smoke()]

What? No love for Cypress Hill?

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