Name that tune, off of the '80s (I think)
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No idea....lazy suggestions from Wikipedia!
Notable ArtistsMelle Mel, the first rapper to ever use the epithet MC, is Cherokee and Ernie Paniccioli, a famous photographer of hip-hop culture who grew up in Brooklyn, is Cree.[4] Funkdoobiest, Solé,[5] and Litefoot[6] (winner of the Native American Music Award), are also well-known Native American hip-hop artists. Wu-Tang affiliate King Just is also of Native American and the Old Dirty b
d also claimed to be of Native American descent.[7] Flavor Unit member Apache is also Native American. Except for perhaps a few other artists, the majority of Native American hip hop is to be found in the underground scene, rarely gaining exposure beyond regional hits.
Kemozabi, a Wyandot DJ from the all native FBI crew, is well known in the underground for his participation in many dj competitions such as the DMC and Scribble Jam. He was consistently placed second and third in many competitions such as the 2004 Montreal and Edmonton DMC competitions,[8] and the 2005 Moncton[9] and North Bay[10] DMC competitions. War Party, became the first native performers to host RapCity.[11] War Party is one of a number of Canadian groups to gain some chart success, including Tru Rez Crew and Slangblossom.[12] Hatchet Warrior, the second album by Native American hip hop artist Anybody Killa,[13] was released in 2003, and peaked at #4 on the Billboard Top Independent Albums chart, #42 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, and #98 on the Billboard 200.[14] Reddnation, a group from Alberta has become decorated - having received awards for 'Best Rap/Hip Hop CD' and 'Best Duo/Group'[15] at the Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards for their second album Now or Never, Best Rap or Hip-Hop Album at the 2006 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards, 'Best Group or Duo' & 'Best Rap or Hip-Hop Album' at the 2007 Alberta Aboriginal Music Awards, and 'Best Group or Duo' at the 2007 Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music
Notable ArtistsMelle Mel, the first rapper to ever use the epithet MC, is Cherokee and Ernie Paniccioli, a famous photographer of hip-hop culture who grew up in Brooklyn, is Cree.[4] Funkdoobiest, Solé,[5] and Litefoot[6] (winner of the Native American Music Award), are also well-known Native American hip-hop artists. Wu-Tang affiliate King Just is also of Native American and the Old Dirty b
d also claimed to be of Native American descent.[7] Flavor Unit member Apache is also Native American. Except for perhaps a few other artists, the majority of Native American hip hop is to be found in the underground scene, rarely gaining exposure beyond regional hits.Kemozabi, a Wyandot DJ from the all native FBI crew, is well known in the underground for his participation in many dj competitions such as the DMC and Scribble Jam. He was consistently placed second and third in many competitions such as the 2004 Montreal and Edmonton DMC competitions,[8] and the 2005 Moncton[9] and North Bay[10] DMC competitions. War Party, became the first native performers to host RapCity.[11] War Party is one of a number of Canadian groups to gain some chart success, including Tru Rez Crew and Slangblossom.[12] Hatchet Warrior, the second album by Native American hip hop artist Anybody Killa,[13] was released in 2003, and peaked at #4 on the Billboard Top Independent Albums chart, #42 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, and #98 on the Billboard 200.[14] Reddnation, a group from Alberta has become decorated - having received awards for 'Best Rap/Hip Hop CD' and 'Best Duo/Group'[15] at the Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards for their second album Now or Never, Best Rap or Hip-Hop Album at the 2006 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards, 'Best Group or Duo' & 'Best Rap or Hip-Hop Album' at the 2007 Alberta Aboriginal Music Awards, and 'Best Group or Duo' at the 2007 Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music
Toyless said:
Cock Womble 7 said:
Forget it, you bunch of loosers. A bit of Googling reveals that it was in fact, despite my previous assertions, Enigma - "Return To Innocence".
This one.
I really hate to be the one, but.....This one.
"loosers" = Losers.
Sorry it didnt work out for you.
Cock Womble 7 said:
Toyless said:
Cock Womble 7 said:
Forget it, you bunch of loosers. A bit of Googling reveals that it was in fact, despite my previous assertions, Enigma - "Return To Innocence".
This one.
I really hate to be the one, but.....This one.
"loosers" = Losers.
Sorry it didnt work out for you.
it is though, it's this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk4WBnss7l0
Crossed with this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0oOA-S_4QA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk4WBnss7l0
Crossed with this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0oOA-S_4QA
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