The "ATLANTA BASS" Music Appreciation Thread
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JonnyRoccIT wrote: »This is where the Migos got their "Freak No Mo" song from .
Raheem the Dream - Freak no More (True Atlanta Classic):
http://youtu.be/rDhamWw8IH8
Majority of these new nikkas have no clue Migos got this from Rah. Salute to them (although they could have gave him a shout out)....
I was a jit during this era (teenager), but trust and believe I was @ house parties and or teen clubs grindin' on me a bish til the lights came on. If u didn't leave sweatin' like Shaq @ the free throw line in the 4th quarter, YOU AIN'T DO JACK ? !! lolAtlanta ripped Memphis' Crunk and Miami's Bass & ? .
I can admit that ATL took Miami bass and made it 300x better, but i will NEVER agree w/ anybody that ATL "stole" Crunk from Memphis -
Dope thread
I didn't know lil John did "shawty freak a Lil something" song
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Knock_Twice wrote: »Dope thread
I didn't know lil John did "shawty freak a Lil something" song
Lil Jon actually produced a lot of the hits during that era...he was a DJ & Producer for So So Def then . -
I remember my alumni school Southern University football team would play in ATLANTA for the heritage bowl in the mid 90s..even though I was a young..man ATL use to be on fire..my cuzins and brothers and sisters would be so off in the clubs out there..man look..it was a crazy scene and freak nic..the stories I heard smh..lol
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When i was jit & my peoples would throw a party, this ? used to get it Live af brah .
Zae - thyou:
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JonnyRoccIT wrote: »Knock_Twice wrote: »Dope thread
I didn't know lil John did "shawty freak a Lil something" song
Lil Jon actually produced a lot of the hits during that era...he was a DJ & Producer for So So Def then .
Shid..I didn't know..
We were heavy on that kilo dude out here.. -
It all came from New York and everything is from Africa so.Atlanta ripped Memphis' Crunk and Miami's Bass.
SMH
its all the south. It aint gota be oh u stole this all the time. Atl ? music Memphis crunk and Miami Bass are all their own separate entities that get their just due and respect. And being real in the 90s Mia Bass and Atl crunk was samn near the same.
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Knock_Twice wrote: »JonnyRoccIT wrote: »Knock_Twice wrote: »Dope thread
I didn't know lil John did "shawty freak a Lil something" song
Lil Jon actually produced a lot of the hits during that era...he was a DJ & Producer for So So Def then .
Shid..I didn't know..
We were heavy on that kilo dude out here..
Kilo's a legend out here...probably the biggest artist of that sound . -
JonnyRoccIT wrote: »When i was jit & my peoples would throw a party, this ? used to get it Live af brah .
Zae - thyou:http://youtu.be/Rv6bRHM8YMc
That ? so Friday night -
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Swamp you're an idiot.
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Kilo - White horse:
http://youtu.be/AVba7t63C5E
Kilo Ali - Baby, Baby:
http://youtu.be/RJRvYA7qT7g
Kilo Ali - Real Bass (Atlanta Classic 1995):
http://youtu.be/P4S6gYmmhH0
kilo ali - Love in Ya Mouth - Organized Bass:
http://youtu.be/kpBL87rsjP8
Now that i look back at it......this ? Kilo was Zesty as ? lol brah a Legend nonetheless though -
JonnyRoccIT wrote: »JonnyRoccIT wrote: »This is where the Migos got their "Freak No Mo" song from .
Raheem the Dream - Freak no More (True Atlanta Classic):http://youtu.be/rDhamWw8IH8
Majority of these new nikkas have no clue Migos got this from Rah. Salute to them (although they could have gave him a shout out)....
I was a jit during this era (teenager), but trust and believe I was @ house parties and or teen clubs grindin' on me a bish til the lights came on. If u didn't leave sweatin' like Shaq @ the free throw line in the 4th quarter, YOU AIN'T DO JACK ? !! lolAtlanta ripped Memphis' Crunk and Miami's Bass & ? .
I can admit that ATL took Miami bass and made it 300x better, but i will NEVER agree w/ anybody that ATL "stole" Crunk from Memphis
We did take Memphis Buck/Crunk music and quasi morphed it into the A's version. It has subtle similarities, but Atlanta ddidn't jus str8 jack M-Town's production and song structures. That's hip hop/rap tho b/c everything has some elements of something else in it. Pastor Troy and Lil Jon were pretty much the pioneers of it and it doesn't really sound like just like Triple Six or 8 Ball & MJG's "Armed Robbery" (as an example). It's all jus music that gets u amped/hyped @ the end of the day.
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JonnyRoccIT wrote: »JonnyRoccIT wrote: »This is where the Migos got their "Freak No Mo" song from .
Raheem the Dream - Freak no More (True Atlanta Classic):http://youtu.be/rDhamWw8IH8
Majority of these new nikkas have no clue Migos got this from Rah. Salute to them (although they could have gave him a shout out)....
I was a jit during this era (teenager), but trust and believe I was @ house parties and or teen clubs grindin' on me a bish til the lights came on. If u didn't leave sweatin' like Shaq @ the free throw line in the 4th quarter, YOU AIN'T DO JACK ? !! lolAtlanta ripped Memphis' Crunk and Miami's Bass & ? .
I can admit that ATL took Miami bass and made it 300x better, but i will NEVER agree w/ anybody that ATL "stole" Crunk from Memphis
We did take Memphis Buck/Crunk music and quasi morphed it into the A's version. It has subtle similarities, but Atlanta ddidn't jus str8 jack M-Town's production and song structures. That's hip hop/rap tho b/c everything has some elements of something else in it. Pastor Troy and Lil Jon were pretty much the pioneers of it and it doesn't really sound like just like Triple Six or 8 Ball & MJG's "Armed Robbery" (as an example). It's all jus music that gets u amped/hyped @ the end of the day.
Imo, no artist in Memphis were just strictly "Crunk" artists . Alot of em mixed Horrorcore with Gangsta Rap & then some added Buck\Gangsta Walk music . Sure some came out with some local Gangsta Walkin/Buckin & Jookin hits, but to me thats not Crunk . Thats a whole different movement centered around their own dances & gettin hyped .
Crunk never really had a dance for the sound like Memphis did, it was just gettin wild & going crazy . Plus the sounds were different . Triple 6 had "crunk" songs but weren't crunk artists...they just made whatever they felt like . I can't Credit Three 6 for creating a sound where people chanted the Hooks . Djs made songs all the time shouting out hoods & commands doing the same thing so they weren't the first . Lil Jon & the Eastside boys created a whole new Synth based sound . Pastor troy three 6, & some others helped also . -
hiphop12345 wrote: »
It all came from New York and everything is from Africa so.Atlanta ripped Memphis' Crunk and Miami's Bass.
SMH
its all the south. It aint gota be oh u stole this all the time. Atl ? music Memphis crunk and Miami Bass are all their own separate entities that get their just due and respect. And being real in the 90s Mia Bass and Atl crunk was samn near the same.
Afrika bambaata prolly the biggest influence on Bass music and whoever produced Just Ice's first albums influenced DJ Spanish Fly who was prolly the earliest on that Crunk ? in Memphis, while we at it, Show Boyz drag rap prolly biggest influence on New Orleans Bounce, Rodney o and Joe Cooley everlasting bass too (Cali ? ) had a lot of influence on the rap from the southeast
But to say those styles came from NY naw, influenced yeah, and we are all Africans
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hiphop12345 wrote: »Swamp you're an idiot.
Lmao you in yo feelin -
JonnyRoccIT wrote: »JonnyRoccIT wrote: »JonnyRoccIT wrote: »This is where the Migos got their "Freak No Mo" song from .
Raheem the Dream - Freak no More (True Atlanta Classic):http://youtu.be/rDhamWw8IH8
Majority of these new nikkas have no clue Migos got this from Rah. Salute to them (although they could have gave him a shout out)....
I was a jit during this era (teenager), but trust and believe I was @ house parties and or teen clubs grindin' on me a bish til the lights came on. If u didn't leave sweatin' like Shaq @ the free throw line in the 4th quarter, YOU AIN'T DO JACK ? !! lolAtlanta ripped Memphis' Crunk and Miami's Bass & ? .
I can admit that ATL took Miami bass and made it 300x better, but i will NEVER agree w/ anybody that ATL "stole" Crunk from Memphis
We did take Memphis Buck/Crunk music and quasi morphed it into the A's version. It has subtle similarities, but Atlanta ddidn't jus str8 jack M-Town's production and song structures. That's hip hop/rap tho b/c everything has some elements of something else in it. Pastor Troy and Lil Jon were pretty much the pioneers of it and it doesn't really sound like just like Triple Six or 8 Ball & MJG's "Armed Robbery" (as an example). It's all jus music that gets u amped/hyped @ the end of the day.
Imo, no artist in Memphis were just strictly "Crunk" artists . Alot of em mixed Horrorcore with Gangsta Rap & then some added Buck\Gangsta Walk music . Sure some came out with some local Gangsta Walkin/Buckin & Jookin hits, but to me thats not Crunk . Thats a whole different movement centered around their own dances & gettin hyped .
Crunk never really had a dance for the sound like Memphis did, it was just gettin wild & going crazy . Plus the sounds were different . Triple 6 had "crunk" songs but weren't crunk artists...they just made whatever they felt like . I can't Credit Three 6 for creating a sound where people chanted the Hooks . Djs made songs all the time shouting out hoods & commands doing the same thing so they weren't the first . Lil Jon & the Eastside boys created a whole new Synth based sound . Pastor troy three 6, & some others helped also .
Eggzackly!!
I was gonna say something very similar to that, but I was too lazy to type it up. lol -
Man, I wish I was of age during the late 90's in ATL. A lot of my kin live in NC, so when driving up there we'd go through the A. My whole fam would be jammin listening to the radio stations when we passed through the A. My cousins done told me so many stories bout freak nik. I just know I woulda been up on some girls ass with a cup in hand...that henny.
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hiphop12345 wrote: »
It all came from New York and everything is from Africa so.Atlanta ripped Memphis' Crunk and Miami's Bass.
SMH
its all the south. It aint gota be oh u stole this all the time. Atl ? music Memphis crunk and Miami Bass are all their own separate entities that get their just due and respect. And being real in the 90s Mia Bass and Atl crunk was samn near the same.
just quoting this unnecessary ass comment for those who like to blame the region threads on me and other southern posters. -
JonnyRoccIT wrote: »Kilo - White horse:http://youtu.be/AVba7t63C5E
Kilo Ali - Baby, Baby:http://youtu.be/RJRvYA7qT7g
Kilo Ali - Real Bass (Atlanta Classic 1995):http://youtu.be/P4S6gYmmhH0
kilo ali - Love in Ya Mouth - Organized Bass:http://youtu.be/kpBL87rsjP8
Now that i look back at it......this ? Kilo was Zesty as ? lol brah a Legend nonetheless though
That nikka all the way out there on that funny money now after his stint in jail.
@ the time i didnt think anything of White Horse being on the radio, but when I looked back on it, it was crazy as hell that it got spins due to what he was talkin' about.....
"I'll neva marry a white girl, I'll stay single/ All them ? 's want is Mandingo/ See back in the days you woulda got hung/ Black ass ? U know u wrrroooooonnnggg!"
That nikka was jus sayin' ? cracka ? all throughout the song. lol
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JonnyRoccIT wrote: »Kilo - White horse:http://youtu.be/AVba7t63C5E
Kilo Ali - Baby, Baby:http://youtu.be/RJRvYA7qT7g
Kilo Ali - Real Bass (Atlanta Classic 1995):http://youtu.be/P4S6gYmmhH0
kilo ali - Love in Ya Mouth - Organized Bass:http://youtu.be/kpBL87rsjP8
Now that i look back at it......this ? Kilo was Zesty as ? lol brah a Legend nonetheless though
That nikka all the way out there on that funny money now after his stint in jail.
@ the time i didnt think anything of White Horse being on the radio, but when I looked back on it, it was crazy as hell that it got spins due to what he was talkin' about.....
"I'll neva marry a white girl, I'll stay single/ All them ? 's want is Mandingo/ See back in the days you woulda got hung/ Black ass ? U know u wrrroooooonnnggg!"
That nikka was jus sayin' ? cracka ? all throughout the song. lol
funny thing is, i done seen that ? w/ white ? in person lol -
I didn't realize how influential Bass music was in Brazil.
Then one of their old head DJs told me how Miami Bass music influenced them in the late 80s/90s. They called it Brazilian Funk Music and its still big there today. -
Shawty freak a lil somethin..... Loved da song
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JonnyRoccIT wrote: »Whoomp! (There It Is) - Tag Team (1993):
http://youtu.be/fdKsgBNEHUU
I hated that damn song...but it was a big hit for the A.
Lil Jon and The East Side Boyz - I Like Dem Girlz:
http://youtu.be/uA5UCZYrrtY
? got HEAVY Play
WOW!!!! my real life first cousin dances in this video and you can see her and point her out!
one of my favorite cousins ever and she isnt the typical sterotype. She was starting her music career and ended up dancing in a few videos. but she went to college, is well educated, and im proud of and look up to her.
http://youtu.be/KLvxu6pHasU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6QOcoJiomw
