the bronx
Main articles: East Coast hip hop, Music of New York City
New York City (specifically the West and South Bronx) was the birthplace of hip hop, in 1973 and all of its prime early movers, such as DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Caz and Afrika Bambaataa grew up and began performing there. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_hip_hop
definitely not detroit, there was mabye a few hip hop groups from detroit in the 80s, detroits most wanted is the only one i can think of off the top of my head. nothing really was popular in detroit until the 90s, which was 15-20 years after it was invented in nyc.
marvins garden on telegraph and 696, the only way you know that is if your from Detroit, where you from Dawg
Born and raised in Westland but used to street race in that area. I live in Salem now, moved rural for my kids.
Kinda met you in Vegas last year, you were going one way and I was headed the other, chatted briefly and never had the chance to follow up with you.
yeah, i feel ashamed to say im from detroit when people associate it with techno.
don't worry man. 99% of them can't tell the difference between techno and other forms of electronic music.
techno isn't a bad thing.
house music originated in chicago, in a club called "the warehouse".
theres documentation and history on house music all over the web. the story to why its called house music is very interesting. it wasn't frankie knuckles that created house.
don't worry man. 99% of them can't tell the difference between techno and other forms of electronic music.
techno isn't a bad thing.
house music originated in chicago, in a club called "the warehouse".
theres documentation and history on house music all over the web. the story to why its called house music is very interesting. it wasn't frankie knuckles that created house.
Even I knew that its the Bronx and King Tim III is what they say is the first, sugarhill gang redid a lot of them and made them famous you know jack n jill
of all the oldschool ones white lines is still my fav
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