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Spoken Word/Proto Rap/Poetry
Chinita Date: Thursday, 22/Jan/09, 11:51 PM | Message # 1

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Erik Boyd - Perseverance


Chinita Date: Friday, 23/Jan/09, 0:00 AM | Message # 2

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P.O.W." Alicia Keys (Def Poetry)


Chinita Date: Friday, 23/Jan/09, 0:01 AM | Message # 3

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Motives And Thoughts" Lauryn Hill (Def Poetry)


eboyd Date: Friday, 23/Jan/09, 1:56 AM | Message # 4

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I guess you can call what I do spoken word. Lol! I halfway rap though so idk. It's like spoken word with a musical flavor! biggrin

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"True poetry can communicate before it is understood"

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Menace Date: Friday, 23/Jan/09, 10:28 PM | Message # 5

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I guess you can call what I do spoken word. Lol! I halfway rap though so idk. It's like spoken word with a musical flavor!

its called proto-rap my friend its almost the same whit what Gill Scott Heron did

Def Poetry Jam - Saul Williams (Coded Language)

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Menace Date: Friday, 23/Jan/09, 10:32 PM | Message # 6

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Gil Scott-Heron - The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

The Last Poets - When The Revolution Comes

The Last Poets- Black People, What Ya'll Gonna Do?


Uncharted Date: Saturday, 24/Jan/09, 3:12 PM | Message # 7

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Common-A Letter To The Law


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LoveThatHipHop Date: Sunday, 25/Jan/09, 2:02 PM | Message # 8

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I was blown away by this wacko

"my best friend hip hop"


Because I'm cool like dat. I'm chill like dat. I'm peace like dat.
Chinita Date: Tuesday, 27/Jan/09, 4:44 PM | Message # 9

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I was blown away by this

wow that was deep.."my best friend hip hop"


Chinita Date: Tuesday, 27/Jan/09, 4:46 PM | Message # 10

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Gil Scott-Heron - The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

awesome


abanks47 Date: Saturday, 26/Dec/09, 9:12 PM | Message # 11

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yo trying to get into this more. i'm pretty ignorant but here are the ones i love so far. if anyone has any recommendations please provide them, peace

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eboyd Date: Sunday, 27/Dec/09, 7:56 AM | Message # 12

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I'll post some more soon. I'm just bumping this. there's this one called "Skinhead" by this lady Patricia Smith who is a black woman that is :o and also, I'll probably post my "White Man" poem.

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abanks47 Date: Sunday, 27/Dec/09, 12:06 PM | Message # 13

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Appreciated, shits hard to know where to look. thinking about goin through all that def poetry stuff just to get a feel for some of the names out there.

A WELL DRESSED SKELETON SLOWLY CUTS YOUR THROAT.

"I Have No Fear Whatsoever of Anybody or Anything" -Malcolm X

“those who consider themselves the most adamant adherents of “real” hip-hop can also be the least knowledgeable.” –Adilifu Nama; an excert from his perception of Nas’s “Genesis”

eboyd Date: Sunday, 27/Dec/09, 12:25 PM | Message # 14

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Np bro. Here's Patricia Smith. This poem is superb. Probably the best spoken word poem I've ever heard. I really don't care much for spoken word anymore because classical poetry is superior imo, but a few spoken word poets hold up to that level including her and Saul Williams:

Here's my poem "White Man". I don't consider this one of my better works and I actually don't really care for it much at all anymore myself, but people tend to like it, especially when I perform it live. I've had principals ask me to perform it at their schools and this is actually the poem that made Leila Steinberg work with me:



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"True poetry can communicate before it is understood"

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eboyd Date: Sunday, 27/Dec/09, 12:36 PM | Message # 15

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My absolute favorite poem ever written:

Some classic Jack Kerouac:



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