Tannhauser (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} spyinthehaus) wrote,@ 2005-02-28 10:50:00 |
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Glorious
I would say NWA is a good demarcation of when rap crossed over [to the "dark side"]. It became much more about guns, drugs and gangs, while the early 80's was more about dancing, and had an innocence and an energy which I found appealing.
This is just glorious. Bear in mind also that the dear fellow cites Malcom McLaren as one of his examples of the right way to do hip hop. I think we may just have found dear Vladimir a partner. They can circuit bend together.
I would say NWA is a good demarcation of when rap crossed over [to the "dark side"]. It became much more about guns, drugs and gangs, while the early 80's was more about dancing, and had an innocence and an energy which I found appealing.
This is just glorious. Bear in mind also that the dear fellow cites Malcom McLaren as one of his examples of the right way to do hip hop. I think we may just have found dear Vladimir a partner. They can circuit bend together.
