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Scratcha/DVA
4th February '08, 09:15 AM
Discuss with me LIVE NOW! on www.rinse.fm

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GRIME BREAKFAST 8-11am

Hij
4th February '08, 09:17 AM
Im at work :(

Im gonna try and lock.

bet it don't work

SICK
ITS WORKED

You got yourself a listener every day now lol

Demos
4th February '08, 09:27 AM
locked

Demos
4th February '08, 09:28 AM
its not the MC that defines the genre, its the beat

Hij
4th February '08, 09:29 AM
Is this a different Wiley verse on this, or have I just not woken up properly?

Need the full quality version of this as well

Hij
4th February '08, 09:33 AM
I think the phone number is wrong Scratcha I tried to message it, but it wouldn't work.

But what I was saying is that grime must be its own thing innit coz the UK already has its uk hip hop scene so grime must be something else...

Even the posh girls who like their bands and stuff, label grime different to hip hop...

It may sound like Hip Hop more and more but its roots are its own thing and after all the work people like Wiley have put in, they deserve to be able to stand there and say 'I pioneered this music, and what- its our own thing'

Hij
4th February '08, 09:36 AM
From time we have 1,982 pages on the Grimepedia.co.uk without people like Sway/Akala etc it must be its own thing!

Demos
4th February '08, 09:39 AM
this beat is hip hop man

Demos
4th February '08, 09:43 AM
grime came from garage, from when u listen to tracks like wiley-wot u call it or dizzee rascal-i luv u, u know it aint hip hop. NO ONE can find a hip hop tune that sounds like dem tunes dere

Hij
4th February '08, 09:44 AM
this beat is hip hop man
lol i agree

Hij
4th February '08, 09:44 AM
This is hip hop

FG
4th February '08, 09:45 AM
Fans wanna distinguish grime from hip hop, want people to know we have our own thing going on, so could symbolic in that sense

Grime isn't hip hop, but it draws from hip hop as well as other music, and grime results which is like nothing else

Its a hrad question, there's so many types of 'grime' itself

Hij
4th February '08, 09:47 AM
Fans wanna distinguish grime from hip hop, want people to know we have our own thing going on, so could symbolic in that sense

Grime isn't hip hop, but it draws from hip hop as well as other music, and grime results which is like nothing else

Its a hrad question, there's so many types of 'grime' itself

Lets say America and Hip Hop didn't already exist.

What would you call the music then?

Since words came into play, people have always rhymed over stuff, the beats make grime

screwface
4th February '08, 09:49 AM
grime uses alot of basement elements but i dont hear anyone saying grime is jus our own version of bashment lol

Hij
4th February '08, 09:52 AM
grime uses alot of basement elements but i dont hear anyone saying grime is jus our own version of bashment lol
:D

FG
4th February '08, 09:54 AM
Lets say America and Hip Hop didn't already exist.

What would you call the music then?

Since words came into play, people have always rhymed over stuff, the beats make grime

Hip Hop is just one influence imo

Back in the day there was a big electronic influence, which is still there, but even more so then

Demos
4th February '08, 09:55 AM
this beat is garage

Hij
4th February '08, 09:56 AM
I went deep lol can't be bothered to think about it anymore lol

Like....Grime is kinda like - Electronica/Rap/Hip Hop/Bashment/Garage/Drum and Bass fused into one with generally high tempo/high energy people on the beats which produces a different vibe to other music.

FG
4th February '08, 09:57 AM
Hip Hop is just one influence imo

Back in the day there was a big electronic influence, which is still there, but even more so then

Good discussion, hard though - I'm airing my lecture to stay locked

You can't look at just the beat, its the whole package really

Scircher tune is big - on rwd there was that 'mainstrea money' discussion/fight couple months back

Surprised at how many people thought it was hip hop - to me its totally grime, hard to say why though, just the pace, energy, dunno

Hij
4th February '08, 09:58 AM
this beat is garage
If it was made when Garage was being banged out then it is, but effectively Garage has been killed by some rebore wannabe bassline.

I was saying to someone else though that

Bassline/Dubstep/Garage/Grime are all UK type of music and are all representing.

If a Grime artist wants to do a sweetguy tune on his CD, I would personally prefer some bassline tune than some bait hip hop innit.

Demos
4th February '08, 10:00 AM
this tune is hip hop

Hij
4th February '08, 10:01 AM
this tune is hip hop
Agree.

It blurs the lines a bit.

(Prez T ft JME - Heard What I Said for those discussing this later today)

Demos
4th February '08, 10:01 AM
If it was made when Garage was being banged out then it is, but effectively Garage has been killed by some rebore wannabe bassline.

I was saying to someone else though that

Bassline/Dubstep/Garage/Grime are all UK type of music and are all representing.

If a Grime artist wants to do a sweetguy tune on his CD, I would personally prefer some bassline tune than some bait hip hop innit.

yeah i agree

Demos
4th February '08, 10:04 AM
fuck dictionary definitions, u cant define a genre in one sentence

Hij
4th February '08, 10:04 AM
But.
Scratcha.

What about the UK Hip Hop scene......................

And the Grime scene.

Why are their two scenes if its the same?

Hij
4th February '08, 10:06 AM
I also think theres a different name coz for ages people tried to do Hip Hop and maybe failed or couldn't break it and British rappers don't get accepted by America.

So we made our own thing, and why should we have to name it after Hip Hop which is what we don't do

Hij
4th February '08, 10:08 AM
LOOOOOL
AT
BREAKFAST

u joker

FG
4th February '08, 10:09 AM
Dont think grime is hip hop, but similar

Think it relates to artists listening to hip hop when growing up, as well as jungle and garage, but now youngers are coming through just having listened to grime

You think about the origins of the word 'hip hop', its from like the pattern and 'hippity hop' etc, it was like a conscious artistic movement with graffing etc

Grime lets of steam where man can just vent anger on mic, especially grime back in the day, like Eski

Hij
4th February '08, 10:10 AM
But its the beats that are different tho

Demos
4th February '08, 10:11 AM
its like saying dancehall is hip hop coz they spit on a beat, complete madness

hey!

Retrofreak
4th February '08, 10:12 AM
I went deep lol can't be bothered to think about it anymore lol

Like....Grime is kinda like - Electronica/Rap/Hip Hop/Bashment/Garage/Drum and Bass fused into one with generally high tempo/high energy people on the beats which produces a different vibe to other music.

All of the genre's you've mentioned have been inspired by Hip Hop at some stage so it's just going full circle.

You can start rapping on virtually anything and depending on who's doing it..it can be then classed as Hip Hop.
That's how it was created in the first place, it leeches off of whatever style is around.

Yes Grime immediately came out of Garage ,but go further back and see how Hip Hop influenced Drum and Bass and continued to influence through the duration of these genre's with mans like Timbaland.

Currently i'd say that Grime is the new UK Hip Hop.

Hij
4th February '08, 10:12 AM
LOOOL SCRATCHA
DROP THE ACTUAL TUNE OF THAT I Beg you
looool

Hij
4th February '08, 10:15 AM
All of the genre's you've mentioned have been inspired by Hip Hop at some stage so it's just going full circle.

You can start rapping on virtually anything and depending on who's doing it..it can be then classed as Hip Hop.
That's how it was created in the first place it leeches off of whatever style is around.

Yes Grime immediately came out of Garage ,but go further back and see how Hip Hop influenced Drum and Bass and continued to influence through the duration of these genre's with mans like Timbaland.

Currently i'd say that Grime is the new UK Hip Hop.

Safe for the well thought out reply. Inspired is the key word though though, Hip Hop has inspired people to start creating music, but the music itself is not stictly hip hop in the sense of the stuff that you hear from America.

This beat right now on Wiley - What Then ».>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Regardless if ALL the musics that influenced grime are influenced by Hip Hop... thats all they are an influence.

screwface
4th February '08, 10:15 AM
im sure hip hop came from jamaican toastin wen kool herc came from jamaica but do u hear anyone saying hip hop is reggae

Hij
4th February '08, 10:16 AM
At a very basic level.
Even if people concede its our version of Hip Hop, we want our own name and our own identity.

Demos
4th February '08, 10:17 AM
Regardless if ALL the musics that influenced grime are influenced by Hip Hop... thats all they are an influence.

real talk

FG
4th February '08, 10:17 AM
The 'pro hip hop' argument is quite convincing still, Retrofreak said some good things

But I think of tunes like 'Xtra' Ruff Sqwad and I think thats never hip hop, thats GRIME!

Demos
4th February '08, 10:18 AM
LOOL "i'm on point fans"=hip hop

Hij
4th February '08, 10:18 AM
This Wiley tune IS hip hop.
Ill concede that.

Retrofreak
4th February '08, 10:18 AM
its like saying dancehall is hip hop coz they spit on a beat, complete madness

hey!

Demo's

Dancehall and Hip Hop run parallel with each other ,cause they both came out of the same place "Reggae"
They continue to mirror each over it's like Busta and Vibz Cartel

screwface
4th February '08, 10:19 AM
TEMPER T - BATTLE RIDDIM
NEVER HIP HOP :p

Hij
4th February '08, 10:19 AM
All of the genre's you've mentioned have been inspired by Hip Hop at some stage so it's just going full circle.

You can start rapping on virtually anything and depending on who's doing it..it can be then classed as Hip Hop.
That's how it was created in the first place, it leeches off of whatever style is around.


No send but by your logic... Drum and Bass is also Hip Hop?

Demos
4th February '08, 10:19 AM
Demo's

Dancehall and Hip Hop run parallel with each other ,cause they both came out of the same place "Reggae"
They continue to mirror each over it's like Busta and Vibz Cartel

yeah but, is hip hop a sub genre of reggae?

FG
4th February '08, 10:20 AM
Scratcha makes a good point bout this Wiley tune

Gotta think of where an artist is and what he's tryna do though - at a stage in his career where he's trying to appeal to other markets, like the Rolex tune

Think of In At The Deep End - it was an album with grime elements, rather than the other way round, a grime album with sweetboy hip hop etc

Think of what they were tryna do then, hip hop is an easier way to appeal to other markets as its an established music

Hij
4th February '08, 10:21 AM
Hyperfrank, where are you at... lol

Retrofreak
4th February '08, 10:22 AM
im sure hip hop came from jamaican toastin wen kool herc came from jamaica but do u hear anyone saying hip hop is reggae

Depends on who's doing it check.

Das Efx
Slick Rick
Krs One
Fu-shnikens
Kardinal Offishal
Born-Jamaricans
Fu-gees

Demos
4th February '08, 10:24 AM
yeah it was me who said kill all a dem is hip hop, sounds like a 140 bpm hip hop tune to me (big tune never the less)

Hij
4th February '08, 10:25 AM
When that female spitter sprays though, thats when it feels grimey to me

I swear a lot is in the energy of the artist.

Demos
4th February '08, 10:25 AM
ahhh my stream has cut

Hij
4th February '08, 10:25 AM
My stream has gone as well and won't re-connect

screwface
4th February '08, 10:26 AM
disconnected and now it wont connect tut

FG
4th February '08, 10:26 AM
ahhh my stream has cut

.

Retrofreak
4th February '08, 10:27 AM
Wiley- Gangsters sounds like a Hip Hop tune to me.
Top 3 Selected- could be on a down south album.

I think its the fact of who's doing it sometimes defines what box it's placed in.

Demos
4th February '08, 10:28 AM
Wiley- Gangsters sounds like a Hip Hop tune to me.
Top 3 Selected- could be on a down south album.

I think its the fact of who's doing it sometimes defines what box it's placed in.

yeah i agree with gangsters being hip hop.

Hij
4th February '08, 10:28 AM
If Grime is NEW hip hop

what is current hip hop then :shifty:

Demos
4th February '08, 10:28 AM
streams back now

Hij
4th February '08, 10:29 AM
Same.

Hij
4th February '08, 10:30 AM
Ayo

Hij
4th February '08, 10:30 AM
Ayo Technology wa

Retrofreak
4th February '08, 10:33 AM
No send but by your logic... Drum and Bass is also Hip Hop?

Most of the guys that started Jungle where UK Hip Hop boys.

Listen to Uk Hip Hop circa 88-91 it was fast with reggae bass lines hence mans like:

Rebel MC
Silver Bullet
Demon Boyz
Ragga Twins
Daddy Freddy
Super Cat

Retrofreak
4th February '08, 10:35 AM
No send but by your logic... Drum and Bass is also Hip Hop?

Most of the guys that started Jungle where UK Hip Hop boys.

Listen to Uk Hip Hop circa 88-91 it was fast with reggae bass lines hence mans like:

Rebel MC
Silver Bullet
Demon Boyz
Ragga Twins
Daddy Freddy
Super Cat

Hij
4th February '08, 10:37 AM
LOL

That means everything is Hip Hop.

Hij
4th February '08, 10:40 AM
OFF WITH THEIR HEADS LOL.

big up scratcha joker

screwface
4th February '08, 10:41 AM
LOL

That means everything is Hip Hop.

no means everythink is reagga :P

Demos
4th February '08, 10:43 AM
every genre has roots in at least one other genre, doesnt make it the same. genres dont appear randomly, they evolve from other genres

Retrofreak
4th February '08, 10:47 AM
every genre has roots in at least one other genre, doesnt make it the same. genres dont appear randomly, they evolve from other genres

^^^^I agree with you totally.

I'm also saying that it's going full circle, the more refined the bars and production get the more it leans towards Hip Hop imo

Demos
4th February '08, 10:48 AM
^^^^I agree with you totally.

I'm also saying that it's going full circle, the more refined the bars and production get the more it leans towards Hip Hop imo
yeah i see what ur saying.

Hij
4th February '08, 10:48 AM
FUCK OFF

Goodz

battereing stageshow riddim

never heard this before

Demos
4th February '08, 10:49 AM
woah i never heard goodz stageshow riddim, :alot:

screwface
4th February '08, 10:49 AM
FUCK OFF

Goodz

battereing stageshow riddim

never heard this before

ive got the rip

Hij
4th February '08, 10:50 AM
That put every other stageshow riddim to shame

screwface
4th February '08, 10:50 AM
dis was on rwd ages ago dont u ppl memba tut lol

Hij
4th February '08, 10:50 AM
post the rip screwface please!

screwface
4th February '08, 10:52 AM
i dont have a rapidshare account or nutitn i dont even know how to upload tunes pmsl

Hij
4th February '08, 10:52 AM
dis was on rwd ages ago dont u ppl memba tut lol

RWD... whats that? :D

Hij
4th February '08, 10:52 AM
i dont have a rapidshare account or nutitn i dont even know how to upload tunes pmsl
www.yousendit.com (http://www.yousendit.com)
fill the form out
and send it
to
hijimi@gmail.com

screwface
4th February '08, 10:52 AM
kick him out :P LOL

Hij
4th February '08, 10:53 AM
Scratcha cracks me up lol

Hij
4th February '08, 10:55 AM
FINALLY
LOL
WHAT A TUNE
:itsalot:

FG
4th February '08, 10:55 AM
loooooooooooooool at the Logan tune

Demos
4th February '08, 10:55 AM
:wheel:


WHEEEEEEEEEELL

this logan tune is jokes

Hij
4th February '08, 10:55 AM
THIS SONG IS TOO MUCH LOL
Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I was asking Scratcha to play it while i was at home

Hij
4th February '08, 10:57 AM
sick good show as always...

screwface
4th February '08, 10:57 AM
hij allow dat its askin for my phone numba lol

FG
4th February '08, 10:57 AM
*starts skanking wildly*

Demos
4th February '08, 10:57 AM
i'm off to uni now, good show, interesting debate

FG
4th February '08, 10:58 AM
i'm off to uni now, good show, interesting debate

loooool same

was gonna leave at like 9.30 as well

oh well, big show

Hij
4th February '08, 11:01 AM
hij allow dat its askin for my phone numba lol
It shouldn't do?
just don't put a number in?

Safe Demos and Fullygrown catch you later, I gotta wait for Unknown to come on to do some work on the front page.

SuperGee
4th February '08, 11:05 AM
People are scared of calling Grime hip hop because everyone wants to be a pioneer..
Hip Hop came from somewhere else... UK artists are just looking for a way to make their mark on the global music scene.. We've been trying to get in on the act for tiiiiiiiime..
*
Everyone wants to be a shepherd, noone wants to be a sheep..
Noone like to admit it, but seems like everything we do/have is influenced by the US..

S.Man
4th February '08, 11:07 AM
Grime is its own genre.

The only thing that could be misleading is that hip-hop has influenced most urban areas around the world. So therefore when people see MCs, some have personal traits that may be viewed as hip-hop because they have been brought up in an urban environment.

But anyone who is from England and knows about the grime scene knows that it is different from Hip-Hop.

Hij
4th February '08, 11:07 AM
Influenced.
Not a copy.

Good post though SuperGee.

SuperGee
4th February '08, 11:11 AM
Grime is its own genre.

The only thing that could be misleading is that hip-hop has influenced most urban areas around the world. So therefore when people see MCs, some have personal traits that may be viewed as hip-hop because they have been brought up in an urban environment.

But anyone who is from England and knows about the grime scene knows that it is different from Hip-Hop.

Whats the difference really??

What do they do in Hip Hop that they don't do in Grime??? and vice versa

Molecules
4th February '08, 11:12 AM
Discuss with me LIVE NOW! on www.rinse.fm

msn: rinse.fm@hotmail.com
Text: 07919 655 181
GRIME BREAKFAST 8-11am

bollocks if i had known i wouldn't have gone to work!
my answer is NO. now to try and track down that doctor set.

Hij
4th February '08, 11:12 AM
I agree there are similarities but whats wrong with it having its own name.

Grime definitely feels more real.

In the sense that artists are hungry and less rich than their American equivalents.

Retrofreak
4th February '08, 11:17 AM
Grime to me is localized Rap music.

Hij
4th February '08, 11:23 AM
Grime to me is localized Rap music.
Agree.

But ive decided, I don't care what its called... its music I enjoy and at the end of the day thats all that counts

S.Man
4th February '08, 12:00 PM
Whats the difference really??

What do they do in Hip Hop that they don't do in Grime??? and vice versa

The music!

Thats why i said the lifestyles are basically the same. The people who know about the scene know we are not tryin to immitate hip-hop.

'nuum general
4th February '08, 12:41 PM
I guess part of the argument is what you define as hip hop? For example i don't think crunk is hip hop & them styles have had a big influence on some recent tracks by grime artists.

I'd also say that, particularly early on, the emceeing style on grime is/was completely different to hip hop with the focus on writing 8 & 16 bar lyrics rather than 32 & 64 bars in hip hop. There's also things like the one line flows which where fairly predominant in grime when in started up. I agree that grime is moving more towards the US hip hop sounds & emcees like Brutal seem to be influenced by hip hop more than jungle & garage as early grime emcees where.

Retrofreak
4th February '08, 12:54 PM
I guess part of the argument is what you define as hip hop? For example i don't think crunk is hip hop & them styles have had a big influence on some recent tracks by grime artists.

I'd also say that, particularly early on, the emceeing style on grime is/was completely different to hip hop with the focus on writing 8 & 16 bar lyrics rather than 32 & 64 bars in hip hop. There's also things like the one line flows which where fairly predominant in grime when in started up. I agree that grime is moving more towards the US hip hop sounds & emcees like Brutal seem to be influenced by hip hop more than jungle & garage as early grime emcees where.

Crunk is a part of Hip Hop.
That's like saying Dance hall aint a part of Reggae.

8 & 16 bars have been spat by many US MC's

You'll find that most of the old skool US MC's with a west indian background covered the same ground where covering now,because they drew from Reggae.

Busta
Twista
Heavy D
Krs One
Biggie

Jason P
4th February '08, 01:01 PM
Some heavy real talk on these pages innit!

FG
4th February '08, 01:03 PM
I guess part of the argument is what you define as hip hop? For example i don't think crunk is hip hop & them styles have had a big influence on some recent tracks by grime artists.

I'd also say that, particularly early on, the emceeing style on grime is/was completely different to hip hop with the focus on writing 8 & 16 bar lyrics rather than 32 & 64 bars in hip hop. There's also things like the one line flows which where fairly predominant in grime when in started up. I agree that grime is moving more towards the US hip hop sounds & emcees like Brutal seem to be influenced by hip hop more than jungle & garage as early grime emcees where.

Agreed

Youngers are coming through now not really having listened to or being aware of the jungle and garage scenes, lot of them born in like 1990-2

Hip Hop has always been around so it is easier to relate to imo

Anonymous
4th February '08, 01:14 PM
Grime Isnt Like Hip Hop.
Perhaps Some Similarities.
But They Are Different.

FG
4th February '08, 01:17 PM
Grime Isnt Like Hip Hop.
Perhaps Some Similarities.
But They Are Different.

Thats what I thought earlier

Must say though Scratcha's points were convincing though, question is hard - I think I look at the situation differently now

Anonymous
4th February '08, 01:20 PM
Thats what I thought earlier

Must say though Scratcha's points were convincing though, question is hard - I think I look at the situation differently now

What Was He Saying?

FG
4th February '08, 01:24 PM
What Was He Saying?

Can't even say off the top of my head, I was getting confused, too early and the question was kinda deep

Dunno what to say man, look back at the posts... the show was big though, I would say download it when its up on the rinse site

Hij
4th February '08, 01:29 PM
Scratcha never commits to an opinion on his show, it keeps the debate going lol

Anonymous
4th February '08, 01:30 PM
Can't even say off the top of my head, I was getting confused, too early and the question was kinda deep

Dunno what to say man, look back at the posts... the show was big though, I would say download it when its up on the rinse site

Alrigt Safe.
Im Half Expecting To Hear Scratcha Comparing The Come Up Of Hip Hop In The 70's And 80's Against Grime.
Like Saying How Hip Hop Come From Genre's Like Soul, Disco, Etc. And Then Grime From Garage And Stuff.
Im Sort Of Guessing A Few Bait Points But Im Interested To Know If There Are Any Others.

Anonymous
4th February '08, 01:31 PM
Scratcha never commits to an opinion on his show, it keeps the debate going lol

He Is A Good Host Still.

Hij
4th February '08, 01:34 PM
He is lol but I bet he has an opinion, but he can't say his on the show or it will kill the debate.

Pred
4th February '08, 01:44 PM
Maybe he will state it on here then :)

Demos
4th February '08, 01:44 PM
rah this thread is still going.

bang bang cancelled lectures gang lol

:alot:

Hij
4th February '08, 01:50 PM
MAYBE!

We'll see

ALM
4th February '08, 01:56 PM
pissed I missed this

Grime is not Hip Hop

It just is not.

Grime is Grime.

When you hear a grimey song you know its grimey ennit.

D-Structo
4th February '08, 02:03 PM
i remember me and scratcha had da same debate in studio time ago.

i dunno what he said coz i missed da show ... but i remember him saying grime is more of a culture than a music genre... and all different music styles influence that culture.

feasible_weasel
4th February '08, 06:19 PM
its not the MC that defines the genre, its the beat

indeed

SuperGee
4th February '08, 07:52 PM
pissed I missed this

Grime is not Hip Hop

It just is not.

Grime is Grime.

When you hear a grimey song you know its grimey ennit.

When you here OG's - Get Down... What do you think... hip hop or grime??
The lines are too blurred.. you can't pigeon hole it anymore..

In the 2step garage days it was a bit easier to differenciate, but now.. Its down to interpretation... Like I said before.. Its just a mindstate.. Surely the labelling doesn't add or take anything away from the actual tune anyways, so what does it matter???

Any Thoughts??

Hij
4th February '08, 08:10 PM
Surely the labelling doesn't add or take anything away from the actual tune anyways, so what does it matter???

Any Thoughts??

Thats what Im thinking.

I prefer the Garagey/Grimey stuff more than Get Down though

ALM
4th February '08, 08:17 PM
Thats what Im thinking.

I prefer the Garagey/Grimey stuff more than Get Down though

I dont like Hip hop though

So therfore grime isnt hip hop.

Maybe its just the british thing

adidasgrandad
4th February '08, 08:31 PM
When you here OG's - Get Down... What do you think... hip hop or grime??
The lines are too blurred.. you can't pigeon hole it anymore..

In the 2step garage days it was a bit easier to differenciate, but now.. Its down to interpretation... Like I said before.. Its just a mindstate.. Surely the labelling doesn't add or take anything away from the actual tune anyways, so what does it matter???

Any Thoughts??

i think hip hop when i hear that. people say the lines are blurred but its not hard really to differenciate. give me a standard beat from wiley / rapid / maniac / joker and then give me a standard hip hop producers beat and the differences will be quite clear.

your right bout labelling though. it really does mean nothing

SuperGee
4th February '08, 11:03 PM
i think hip hop when i hear that. people say the lines are blurred but its not hard really to differenciate. give me a standard beat from wiley / rapid / maniac / joker and then give me a standard hip hop producers beat and the differences will be quite clear.

your right bout labelling though. it really does mean nothing


What about Xtra... produced by Rapid..

Put any US rapper over that... you'd be calling that str8 hip hop

Same with most "grime' tunes right??!?


Scratcha definately hit the nail on the head with this topic... very thought provoking:D

Quality Control
4th February '08, 11:04 PM
nope

SuperGee
10th February '08, 12:53 PM
Another tune to show how blurred the lines are..

Bet Movado's never heard of Grime..

08-movado---guns-out.mp3 - 3.50MB (http://www.zshare.net/audio/7383845bdf23d7/)

D-Structo
10th February '08, 02:02 PM
Another tune to show how blurred the lines are..

Bet Movado's never heard of Grime..

08-movado---guns-out.mp3 - 3.50MB (http://www.zshare.net/audio/7383845bdf23d7/)

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you sure????

**and i understand the first beat is reggae really... but the 2nd beat is obviously full grime**

he was strugglin to ride top 3 selected though but still lol big up movado sameway

EDIT : Man never clocked that black panther looking dude on the sideline before LOL