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From
the underground : hip hop culture as an agent of social change
by Hashim
A. Shomari |
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Spectacular
Vernaculars : Hip-Hop and the Politics of Postmodernism (Suny
Series in Postmodern Culture) by Russell A. Potter |
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Droppin'
Science : Critical Essays on Rap Music and Hip Hop Culture (Critical
Perspectives on the Past) by William Eric Perkins (Editor),
William E. Peerkins (Editor) |
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Rap
and Hip Hop : The Voice of a Generation (African Diaspora)
by Sule G. Wilson, Sherry Ayazi-Hashjin |
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Hip
Hop America by Nelson George |
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United
States Vs Hip Hop the Historical and Political Significance
of Rap Music
by Julian Shabazz (Paperback - December 1992) |
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Black
Noise : Rap Music and Black Culture in Contemporary America
(Music/Culture)
by Tricia Rose (Paperback - May 1994) |
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Oh
Snap! : The Rap Photography of Ricky Powell
by Ricky Powell (Paperback - March 1998) |
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Fight
the Power : Rap, Race, and Reality
by Chuck D., Yusuf Jah (Contributor) (Paperback - October 1998) |
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Public
Enemy Number One : Research Study of Rap Music, Culture and
Black Nationalism in America (Public Enemy, 1)
by David L. Shabazz |
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Rap
Attack 3
by David Toop (Paperback) |
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Move
the Crowd : Voices and Faces of the Hip-Hop Nation
by Gregor Ehrlich, Dimitri Ehrlich (Paperback - August 1999) |
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Vibe
History of Hip Hop
by Alan Light (Editor), Magazine Vibe (Paperback - October 1999)
I GOT THIS ONE |
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Hip
Hop America
by Nelson George (Paperback - October 1999) |
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Ego
Trip's Book of Rap Lists
by Sacha Jenkins, et al This is a new one |
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Westside
: Young Men and Hip Hop in L.A.
by William Shaw (Hardcover - March 2000) |
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Blag
by Sally Edwards (Editor), Sarah Edwards (Editor) (Paperback
- June 2000) ouch!$40!!!! |
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African
American Jazz and Rap : Social and Philosophical Examinations
of Black Expressive Behavior
by James L. Conyers (Editor) (Paperback - August 2000) |
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Rap
Whoz Who : The World of Rap Music
by Steven Stancell (Paperback - December 2000) |
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King
of Rock : Respect, Responsibility, and My Life With Run-Dmc
by Dmc, et al (Hardcover - April 2001) |
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The
Boondocks
by Aaron McGruder (Paperback) |
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Fresh
For '01...You Suckas -- by Aaron McGruder; Paperback
You
must own:
The
Vibe History of Hip Hop
Edited
by Alan Light
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Breakin' 2 Electric Bugaloo
Belly (is that the one with
DMX??)
Black & White ...(huh?
who's idea was this movie?)
Boys in the Hood
Crush Groove
Dead Presidents
Fear of a Black Hat
Friday, Friday II
Just Another Girl on the
IRT
Juice
Menace II Society
The Show
Set it Off
I
know this list is really weak ..... help me out.
- "A song should take
[you] on a journey"
- A judge on MTV's "The
Cut" said this...I'm not exactly sure who said
it... maybe Paul Hunter? Nope, I think Che Guevera
from the Invisible Society said that... I'm
not talking about the revolutionary Che, but the guy
that gets credit on Lauryn Hill's Miseducation cd.
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