[Music] A rap song that will change you

[jesusiscool]

this song....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv4jq...ture=fvwp&NR=1 is just amazing

[TheFNK]

GZA - B.I.B.L.E. (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth)

Another song along the same line of life-changiness.

Wu-Tang Forever

[Youvegotfail]

When i read the title i guessed the second Immortal Technique song (posted by TommiTMX). That one stands out way more in my mind than the first one, but both are amazing.

also:

Doomtree - Savion Glover

That is not a Doomtree song, that is a P.O.S. song. P.O.S. is a founder/member of Doomtree (depending on if you mean the label, or the group) but this is just a solo song of his from the album Never Better. (album version is actually a bit cleaner sounding, that must be an early version or something). It's still awesome, just felt the need to point that out.

Doomtree (the group) actually does have a new album out, and it's fuckin dope. Everyone should go cop it. Here's a track from it:

[Venziir]

Nothing changed, still dislike rap.

[Deleted]

Nothing changed, still dislike rap.

You needed that extra post? You have so many already /shrug

[Venziir]

You needed that extra post? You have so many already /shrug

Well the OP stated that it would change me - it did not. My answer seems as relevant as any.

[Beggattron]

You needed that extra post? You have so many already /shrug

He's not hating on rap he just said he personally dislikes it, nothing wrong with that.

[Melanieshaman]

Although Immortal Technique is great, he's not really the best rapper out there. Great for introducing people to the non-"bitchesmoneyfameswag" aspect of modern Hip-Hop, though. In the end it's still going to come down to personal preference, but it's at least good to know that despite what mainstream media may suggest, Hip-Hop isn't all about braggadocio. Short list of modern songs to explore if you're curious:

The Roots - Otherside
Kno - They Told Me
Binary Star - Honest Expression
Common - Dream
Doomtree - Savion Glover

OMG thanks! LOVE Binary Star, and Doomtree.. I liked the Common Song as well.

thanks for the insight, i will take in some more of these guys.

[sugarlily]

Hadn't heard Henry Mancini's "Nadia's Theme" in quite a while. Interesting.