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Originally posted by Vaskez:
I still like to get the old NWA tracks out sometimes though. Gotta love "100 Miles and Runnin" - the energy in that song is wicked:
"Since I'm stereotyped to kill and destruct,
That's one of the main reasons I don't give a f**k" 
"Runnin like a n*gga I hate to lose
Show me on the news,
But I hate to be abused
I knew it was a set up
So now I'm gonna get up,
even if the FBI wants me to shut up
Now I got ten thousand n*ggas strong
Got everybody singin my f**k the police song
And while they treat my group like dirt
Their whole f**kin family is wearin our T-shirt"
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They were a brilliant band, great albums, full of true hate and acidic anger [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img] They *NWA* reminded me of 1976/7 and the birth of punk before it disapeared up it's own backside. Which I'm afraid IMO rap has also done several years ago