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Street Conscious Rap

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Street Conscious Rap is the third volume in the first and only hip hop
trilogy of its kind. This book includes brand new essays, illustrations,
rare photos, and interviews with a wide range of hip hop artists including:
Grandmaster Flash, Tupac, Canibus, LL Cool J, Queen Latifah, Method Man,
Busta Rhymes, Kool Herc, Xzibit, Eve, Scarface, Big Daddy Kane, Big Pun,
Puff Daddy, Ice Cube, Ice T, Salt N Pepa, DJ Cash Money, RZA, Onyx, Kurupt,
Bahamadia, Common, Chuck D, 2 Live Crew, Killarmy, Tha Alkaholiks, E-40, DJ
Jazzy Jeff, Schoolly D, Cold Crush Brothers, DJ Pooh, Luke, George Clinton,
and more!

From the Old School with Chuck D and Grandmaster Flash to the New School of
Hard Knocks with Jay-Z and DMX, Street Conscious Rap is a comprehensive look
into the thoughts, feelings, hopes, fears, and lives of many of today's
hottest hip hop artists. The book discusses topics such as: the business,
emerging technologies, and creative processes of hip hop; AfroAmerican youth
on the internet; family values and relations; moral and ethical development;
educational institutions and theory; AfroAmerican, Latino, Caribbean, and
Native American youth culture; violence in urban and suburban societies; hip
hop history and hip hop as an art form, and more. The book takes us on a
journey with rappers in the studio, backstage, hotel suites, music
conferences, clubs, or just hanging out. Yo - in short - this is the one
hip hop book that no hip hop head should be without!

Pages: 592

Format: Paperback

Release: September 28, 1999

ISBN 13: 9780967174105

Street Conscious Rap

0/5 ( ratings)

Street Conscious Rap is the third volume in the first and only hip hop
trilogy of its kind. This book includes brand new essays, illustrations,
rare photos, and interviews with a wide range of hip hop artists including:
Grandmaster Flash, Tupac, Canibus, LL Cool J, Queen Latifah, Method Man,
Busta Rhymes, Kool Herc, Xzibit, Eve, Scarface, Big Daddy Kane, Big Pun,
Puff Daddy, Ice Cube, Ice T, Salt N Pepa, DJ Cash Money, RZA, Onyx, Kurupt,
Bahamadia, Common, Chuck D, 2 Live Crew, Killarmy, Tha Alkaholiks, E-40, DJ
Jazzy Jeff, Schoolly D, Cold Crush Brothers, DJ Pooh, Luke, George Clinton,
and more!

From the Old School with Chuck D and Grandmaster Flash to the New School of
Hard Knocks with Jay-Z and DMX, Street Conscious Rap is a comprehensive look
into the thoughts, feelings, hopes, fears, and lives of many of today's
hottest hip hop artists. The book discusses topics such as: the business,
emerging technologies, and creative processes of hip hop; AfroAmerican youth
on the internet; family values and relations; moral and ethical development;
educational institutions and theory; AfroAmerican, Latino, Caribbean, and
Native American youth culture; violence in urban and suburban societies; hip
hop history and hip hop as an art form, and more. The book takes us on a
journey with rappers in the studio, backstage, hotel suites, music
conferences, clubs, or just hanging out. Yo - in short - this is the one
hip hop book that no hip hop head should be without!

Pages: 592

Format: Paperback

Release: September 28, 1999

ISBN 13: 9780967174105

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