Kid Frost "hispanic causing panik" appreciation thread.

[Gas One]

alot of people say mexicans just cant rap, at all.

I bought this album when I was 11 years old.

I have yet to hear too many latin rappers out of southern california top this album. I *STILL* play the cassette. Unlike alot of people, I give this dude props for trying to bring black and brown together, and create some sort of peace if possible in LA.

Every song on this album is tight.
the beats are still fresh to this day, they had scratches on it, some actual hip hop shit.

Frost really had skills on the mic.

I don't know what the fuck was up with kid frost on yukmouths 'united ghettos of america" in blackface and a afro, but...whatever.

album is still a bonafide classic.
anyone else who used to bump this or still does?

are there any other early 90's to late 80's latin rap i should look out for on the same old school mc'ing tip as this? im not really interested in the newer stuff.

besides mellow man ace and kurious jorge btw...ive got most of their older shit.

and please man...leave the norteno shittalk or the 'kid frost got jumped in front of the taco shop" out of this...i just wanna have a discussion about the album without this turning into a god damn war.

 

[WXS STOMP3R]

MAN THIS ALBUM WAS IN ROTATION IN EVERY MEXICAN NEIGHBORHOOD IN CALIFORNIA WHEN IT CAME OUT...I REMEMBER EVEN THE OG'S WHO HATED RAP WERE KNOCKING THIS FOOL...REMINDS ME OF SIMPLER TIMES.

 

[Toro]

Classic no doubt.

 

[51fifty]

i still have the poster for this cd up at the pad. i used to play this cd and Eastside Story nonstop

Frost fell off pretty hard when he started trying to do bay area shit though

 

[Gas One]

i wasnt even trippin that he was mexican, i thought 'la raza' was tight so i copped it

definately the more simple days

 

[mrtonguetwista]

******

 

[28g w/o the bag]

la rrrrraza

yeah that song was kinda tight

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[50cal]

remember most of frosts album was written by A.L.T.

 

[Whisper818]

listen to proper dos "mexican power" i think it came out in 1992, i think its even better than kid frost's album. it has scratching and old school beats, some real hip hop similar to ice cube around the same time. the second album "we're at it again" is also good.

then there's also delinquent habits, their first album came out about '95

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwrSRZ-6jxs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OG1x7pTDO8

 

[Jazzo]

Personally, I liked the "Latin Alliance" album a lot more than Frost's first album. It came out in 1991 and included Frost, A.L.T., Markski, Mellow Man Ace, Rayski, MC Scoop, Lyrical Engineer, Hip Hop Astronaut, The Lyrical Latin, etc. It was produced by Tony G., Will Roc, Frost, Ralph Rivers, Todd Alexander and The Baker Boyz.

My favorite cut on the album was "Latinos Unidos", because it contained samples from 7 different songs and had about a dozen different rappers from several backgrounds. It sounded tight with a "One Way" beat that switched to "The Average White Band" to "Herbie Hancock" to "The Red Hot Chili Peppers" and so on......

It also had the popular tracks like "Lowrider" and "Know What I'm Saying?" which they both had videos for them.

 

[TLALOC]

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Co-sing...........Bought all these latino rappers albums (probably missing some tho)

Kind of got old after a few listens tho!....In all i only kept about 2 songs in constant rotatoin

Loved this album....Kept this in rotation for years, still have the tape too!

Obvious classic!

Alway's kept this in rotation...Dont know what happened to the tape tho, cant find it on CD either.


Im sure i dont need to post any Cypress Hill...

 

[Ese Brown]

Frost fell off pretty hard when he started trying to do bay area shit though

hell yeah

that disco, Eastside Story and Smile Now Die Later are all classics

 

[Ese Brown]

then there's also delinquent habits, their first album came out about '95

damn, i forgot about those vatos, i gotta find those discos again

ALT's shit has always been tight too, where's Julio G and Tony G's production at now a days?

 

[Gas One]

Im sure i dont need to post any Cypress Hill...

yea, cypress hill is definately a given..

 

[KCMEX]

Dude i remeber stealing this tape out of my cousins whip, shit i remeber i would throw my head phones on and just jam lol *Good Times*

 

[TrEmEnDo InDo]

Funkdoobiest have lyrics for days, its on a different tip then that Southern Caliness, but D.J Muggs, Ralph M., can't go wrong wit that.

Also, Deuce Mob from Denver-their first album Going Solo has Some cuts on there.

Frost has one of the tightest voices/delivery in Rap history though to me.

 

[Gas One]

damn i forgot all about funkdoobiest...they were my shit..

tremendo indo thats how i was feelin..dudes voice is meant for rapping

 

[autistic]

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I don't know what the fuck was up with kid frost on yukmouths 'united ghettos of america" in blackface and a afro, but...whatever.

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that's what id like to know. what the fuck was up with that shit. that shit offended me and im not black.

 

[xlr8r7]

tha mexikanz

 

[Gas One]

that's what id like to know. what the fuck was up with that shit. that shit offended me and im not black.

im still confused about that shit...i just dont get what he was trying to say with that..much less why yuk let him do it..

if you listren to frosts album he was all about black/brown unity so i didnt even get that...was he saying mexican rappers are acting black, or was he saying black rappers are clowns and jiggaboos?