History of Hip Hop: 50 Slammin' Trax from Hip Hop's Past & Present [Import]

Track Listings
1. Hard Knock Life
2. Walk This Way (Ft Aerosmith)
3. Nuthin' But A G Thang
4. Express Yourself
5. Ms Jackson
6. California Love (Remix)
7. Regulate
8. It Was A Good Day
9. My Philosophy
10. White Lines
11. Rappers Delight
12. They Reminisce Over You
13. Who Am I (What's My Name)
14. You Played Yourself
15. Gossip Folks (Ft Ludacris)
16. Know How
17. Wild Thing
18. Planet Rock
19. Message
20. Magic Number
See all 50 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
50 slammin' trax from Hip Hop's past & present. Warner Dance brings you the definitive 3 CD collection of the finest Hip Hop tracks from the past 25 years. Warner. 2004.

History of Hip Hop: 50 Slammin' Trax from Hip Hop's Past & Present,Various Artists,Wea,Rap,Rap Collections

History of Hip Hop: 50 Slammin' Trax from Hip Hop's Past & Present [Import]

History of Hip Hop: 50 Slammin' Trax from Hip Hop's Past & Present [Import]
History of Hip Hop: 50 Slammin' Trax from Hip Hop's Past & Present
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • So what the Bomb!
  • The *Incomplete* History of Hip-Hop
  • HIP HOP!
 History of Hip Hop: 50 Slammin' Trax from Hip Hop's Past & Present
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Compilations | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00067ZPO8
Release Date: 2004-11-02

Tracks:

  1. Hard Knock Life
  2. Walk This Way (Ft Aerosmith)
  3. Nuthin' But A G Thang
  4. Express Yourself
  5. Ms Jackson
  6. California Love (Remix)
  7. Regulate
  8. It Was A Good Day
  9. My Philosophy
  10. White Lines
  11. Rappers Delight
  12. They Reminisce Over You
  13. Who Am I (What's My Name)
  14. You Played Yourself
  15. Gossip Folks (Ft Ludacris)
  16. Know How
  17. Wild Thing
  18. Planet Rock
  19. Message
  20. Magic Number
  21. It Takes Two
  22. Warm It Up Kane
  23. Humpty Dance
  24. Mistadobalina
  25. Talkin' All That Jazz
  26. All For One
  27. I Know You Got Soul
  28. Breaks
  29. Back By Dope Demand
  30. One For The Treble
  31. Eight Wonder
  32. They Want Efx
  33. 900 Number
  34. King Of The Beats
  35. Get Ur Freak On
  36. Gravel Pit
  37. Hot In Herre
  38. Get Money
  39. Sunshine
  40. Nas Is Like
  41. Got Your Money
  42. Woo Hah Got You All In Check
  43. Insane In The Brain
  44. Fu-Gee-La
  45. Gangsta's Paradise
  46. Jump Around
  47. Can I Kick It
  48. O.P.P
  49. Concrete Schgoolyard
  50. N.O.R.E.

Album Description

50 slammin' trax from Hip Hop's past & present. Warner Dance brings you the definitive 3 CD collection of the finest Hip Hop tracks from the past 25 years. Warner. 2004.

Album Details

The Biggest Artists Both Old and New Are Here, Making this the Complete Hip Hop Anthology.

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars So what the Bomb!.......2006-07-03

I'm really loving these disc! Like the two abaove writer there could have been some of thesee tracks left off of these albums! I some what undertand why they name this collection Hip Hop History but where are the other songs we need to hear at. You didn't get the clearance to use the sonsg and just pit B.S. Tracks on it??? I bought this at Virgin Record store for 9.99! Way worth my money! Don't play 30 to 50 Bucks for this! I just know all I'm going to do is put all the classic tracks on my Ipod and jam out! If you can buy this cd for 15 Bucks and under it's worth! It's 3 disc which is hot!

4 out of 5 stars The *Incomplete* History of Hip-Hop.......2005-09-17


This History of Hip-Hop set is good, but it's not good enough. How are you going to have a collection of 50 "slammin' trax" and not have: Arrested Development, Black Sheep, Digable Planets, Public Enemy, Whodini, and L. L. Cool. J? You definetly can NOT have a good hip-hip collection without anything from Public Enemy and L. L. Cool J. There are 3 CDs in the set and some of the wack tracks on it should've been replaced with something by the hip-hop artists I mentioned above. Overall, The History of Hip-Hop is good, but I'd advise you to walk and get it.

5 out of 5 stars HIP HOP!.......2005-03-02

This is some of the best 50 tracks on 3 discs in hip hop, I only be hatin' on a few tracks which I'll get to later.

The first disc has a lot of classic hip hop songs there is about 17 tracks on this disc and the whole disc is dope except for Ludacris 'Gossip Folks' and I ain't too keen on Tone Loc 'Wild Thing' other than that this Is a great disc and the best songs are NWA 'Express Yourself' BDP 'My Philosophy' Snoop Dogg 'Who Am I? (What's my Name) Ice-T 'You Played Yourslef' Pete Rock and CL Smooth 'TROY' Grandmaster Flash 'White Lines' and of course the song that started hip hop 'Rapper's Delight' by The Sugarhill Gang. 4.5/5

the second disc is old skool all 1991 and before. This is probably my favorite disc and there is no letdown songs. It features many dope tracks like Afrika Bambaataa 'Planet Rock' Grandmaster Flash 'The Message' De La Soul 'The Magic Number' Big Daddy Kane 'Warm it up kane' Digital Underground 'Humpty Dance' Del the Funkee 'Mistadobalina' Stetsasonic 'all that jazz' Brand Nubian 'All for One' Eric B and Rakim 'I know u got soul' Das EFX 'they want efx' Also there is some instrumental tracks Mantonix 'King of the beats' which is tight, Davy DMX 'one for the treble' and the 45 king '900 number' 5/5

The third disc is the worst but it aint bad, there is about 2 letdown tracks from Nelly (wtf is he on here fo) missy. The best tracks are ATCQ 'Can I kick it' i prefer this version to the album one. J5 'Concrete Schoolyard' Busta Rhymes 'Woo hah got u all in check' cypress hill 'insanein the brain' and coolio 'gangsta's paradise'. 4/5

Buy this now!

Soul Music:

  1. Hommage to Jean-Joel Barbier
  2. How Ya Like Me Now
  3. Ice T Presents Pimpin' 101 [Explicit Lyrics]
  4. Instrumentals [Explicit Lyrics]
  5. It's a Woman Thang
  6. It's Over [Enhanced] [Explicit Lyrics]
  7. Kill the Vultures
  8. Licensed to Skill [Explicit Lyrics]
  9. Magnum Opus
  10. Me-2-U

Soul Music

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