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Bring The Noise Podcast

Str8 the Clippa

A podcast about old school hip-hop, from classic artists to classic albums. We dive into the pioneers that made hip-hop what it is today and give the props to the legends that paved the way.

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42:47

Season Of Da Siccness

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2024/10/07

As we enter October, we thought it'd be a great idea to dedicate the month to the horrorcore genre of hip-hop all month. We're kicking it off with the sinister, down right depraved album Season Of Da Siccness from Brotha Lynch Hung, released in 1995. Over the years this album has developed a cult following for its gruesome tales, like a slasher movie on

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57:10

Mecca And The Soul Brother

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2024/09/30

1992 was full of many great hip-hop albums from East to West and everything in between, but the Mount Rushmore of LPs from that year is definitely Mecca And The Soul Brother from Pete Rock and CL Smooth. Pete Rock's production is almost 2nd to none with the witty, laid-back flow from CL, fitting every beat Pete makes like a glove. This album showcases how in tune the pair truly are through every

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61:46

Stillmatic

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2024/09/23

In 2001, Nas made a major comeback after his previous two albums were not received well by fans. After being dissed by Jay-Z, there was talk that his career was on the outs. However, after dropping the album Stillmatic which included the scathing diss track Ether, he rejuvenated his career and reclaimed his crown as the king of

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44:20

Face The Nation

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2024/09/16

After two successful albums, two successful movies, and a cartoon series, Kid N Play were once again back on wax to show their fans they had not forgotten abaut the music and released their third album Face The Nation in 1991. This dynamic duo stick to their radio friendly craft they were known for but also bring an edgier sound with not only their lyrics but production too. Although it was their poorest selling album, it was still a success by most standards and an enjoyable play, especially for

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68:58

Stunts, Blunts, & Hip Hop

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2024/09/09

1992 produced many classic hip-hop albums but one of the best released that year is undoubtably the debut from D.I.T.C. member, producer, rapper Diamond D - titled Stunts, Blunts, & Hip Hop. His obscure samples and simple yet catchy lyrics combined for absolute gem that every fan of hip-hop should

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52:20

The Mind

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2024/09/02

After 4 successful albums from 1987-1992, Chubb Rock went on a hiatus before making a comeback in 1997 with this weeks' topic album The Mind. Though hip-hop had drastically changed prior to his return, The Chubster showed he hadn't missed a step, making for an enjoyable play, especially if you're a Chubb Rock

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48:43

Top 10 Hip-Hop Albums

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2024/08/26

To celebrate our monumental 100th episode, Bring The Noise Podcast brings you our Top 10 Hip-Hop Albums of all time. Let the debate begin!https://www.tiktok.com/@brandonhetzel996?_t=8pAtdgLr7l5&_r=1 https://www.instagram.com/str8_the_clippa?igsh=cTBzNnFhenRkN3Nl&utm_source=qr https://www.facebook.com/share/AppiCQdSHtshY6j9/?mibextid=LQQJ4d

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45:06

Str8 off Tha Streetz of Muthaphukkin Compton

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2024/08/19

When Eazy-E died in 1995, it was a major shock to the hip-hop world. Months after his death, friend and fellow N.W.A. member DJ Yella put together an album of previously unreleased tracks and released E's final album Str8 off Tha Streetz of Muthaphukkin Compton in 1996. This posthumous LP is packed with classic gangsta jams and stays true to the Eazy-E we always a knew, the hip-hop thugsta.

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59:13

It's A Big Daddy Thing

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2024/08/12

Big Daddy Kane's second LP titled It's A Big Daddy Thing is considered his magnum opus for understandable reasons. The sophomore album released in 1989 is his most succesful, going gold and showcasing not only Kane's lyrical ability, but also his versatility throughout this

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56:10

Tragedy:Saga Of A Hoodlum

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2024/08/05

On this episode, we review the 2nd LP from Queens rapper Tragedy Khadafi, titled Tragedy: Saga Of A Hoodlum. Known at the time as The Intelligent Hoodlum, Tragedy stuck to his street roots and strong political beliefs, crafting a well-rounded album. K-Def, Marly Marl as well as a few others brought this album full circle with it's production. This album tends to be a forgotten gem as it gets lost in the shuffle of 1993, which was a heavy year for successful hip-hop music

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55:56

3 Years, 5 Months And 2 Days In The Life Of...

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2024/07/29

This week, we cover alternative hip-hop group Arrested Development and their debut album 3 Years, 5 Months And 2 Days In The Life Of... released in 1992. During the rise of gangster rap, a group like Arrested Development was a breath of fresh air with front man Speech providing lyrics in a modern blues way that's almost soothing. With monster hits such as Tennessee and People Everyday, it launched the group to heights not even they were prepared for, winning Grammys and the album going

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78:59

Moment Of Truth

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2024/07/22

After a 4 year hiatus, Gang Starr stepped back on the scene in 1998 with arguably the greatest album in their stacked catalog, Moment Of Truth. Guru and DJ Premier elevated to another level with the beats and rhymes, making this their most successful album ever released.https://www.instagram.com/str8_the_clippa?igsh=cTBzNnFhenRkN3Nl&utm_source=qr https://www.tiktok.com/@brandonhetzel996?_t=8nc1oBJ62pi&_r=1 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086006336425&mibextid=LQQJ4d

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66:14

Blue Funk

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2024/07/15

Though not one of Heavy D's most successful albums, 1992's Blue Funk is one of his most personal, complemented by a more prevalent street-like sound than his other releases.With production from Tony Dofat, DJ Premier, Pete Rock and Jesse West (just to name a few), Heavy D and The Boys created an LP that feels rough around the edges, while also proving the haters wrong without compromising who they

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76:07

Here Come The Lords

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2024/07/08

When you think of the best hip-hop albums, many come to mind. However one that should, but is often forgotten is the 1993 debut album from Lords Of The Underground, titled Here Come the Lords. Produced by the legendary Marley Marl, underrated K-Def rappers Doitall and Mr. Funke, along with DJ Lord Jazz, they bring their high energy and lyrical skills that are a match made in heaven over their rugged beats. Their ability to rap crazy, like on the track Psycho, or add humor like we hear on Sleep for

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63:05

Menace 2 Society Soundtrack

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2024/07/01

Menace 2 Society was not only one of the best films in its genre, the soundtrack became one of the best hip-hop movie soundtracks of all time. Featuring some of hip-hops' finest such as Spice 1, MC Eiht, Too $hort, KRS-One, DJ Quik, Da Lench Mob, and Brand Nubian, this soundtrack is a certified classic from

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74:35

Return Of The Boom Bap

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2024/06/24

On this episode, we review one of the greatest hip-hop albums ever made. We're talking about the 1993 classic, Return Of The Boom Bap from KRS-One. After releasing five albums with Boogie Down Productions, KRS-One went solo. He recruited different producers, most notably DJ Premier, to reinvent his career and create a hip-hop album created solely for the hardcore heads. Just as he tells us on the title track, Return Of The Boom Bap means the return of the real hard beats and real

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53:06

Ain't A Dam Thing Changed

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2024/06/17

Episode 90 is a review of the second LP from hip-hop duo Nice & Smooth, titled Ain't A Dam Thing Changed, released in 1991. The group's second album builds on what they created on their first, where they blend singing, harmonies, ill beats and raps to create a well-rounded album. With hits like Sometimes I Rhyme Slow and Hip-Hop Junkies, this album showcases the eclectic style of Greg Nice and Smooth B, which gained the respect of the most hardcore rappers of their

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66:54

Strictly 4 My N.#.G.G.#.Z...

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2024/06/10

While Tupac is well known for his later albums, his first two LPs rarely get recognition they deserve. His 1993 sophomore effort, Strictly for My N.#.G.G.#.Z., was the album that jump started his career. With hits like I Get Around and Keep Ya Head Up, Pac is in revolutionary mode, much like his peers Public Enemy and Ice Cube, creating an album we believe can rival the likes of his most

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34:24

Top 10 Hip-Hop Summer Songs pt.2

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2024/06/03

Bring The Noise Podcast wants to start the summer out right and what's better then dropping the Top 10 Hip-Hop Summer Songs pt.2 absolutly nothing enjoy!https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086006336425&mibextid=LQQJ4d

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71:28

The Low End Theory

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2024/05/27

When we say bonified classic albums, this week's album is what we mean. We're talking about the sophomore release from A Tribe Called Quest, titled The Low End Theory. Following their successful debut in 1990, A Tribe stormed back on the scene in 1991 with an LP for the ages, with most production handled by member Q-Tip. The beats were darker, jazzier, and heavier on the bass. Not only were the beats leveled up, the lyrics were as well from rappers Q-Tip and Phife Dawg. Phife's presence was notably

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