Which sucked really.But on the way back I once was listening to a band I have never heard before and it felt like the radio station played two different songs at the same time.It was THE STREETS.And now enjoy01 It Was Supposed to Be So Easy02 Could Well Be In03 Not Addicted04 Blinded by the Lights05 Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way06 Get Out of My House07 Fit But You Know It08 Such a Twat09 What Is He Thinking?10 Dry Your Eyes11 Empty Cans. And the radio show wouldn't tell the year before 1 p.m. And I always listened to a program called The Mystery Year which was about guessing a certain year by just some headlines and some music from that very year.The sad thing about it was that the meeting started at 1 p.m. I had a meeting every wednesday at 1 p.m. I bet you didn't expect to find this on THIS IS INDIE.The first time that I ever listened to THE STREETS was far from home on BFBS radio station.
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There were groups like Leftfield that went for a dance-club style of hip-hop.
There were groups like the Prodigy, which fused hip-hop with rave. There were poor facsimiles of American rappers, but the best British hip-hop fell into three different camps. rappers were adding acid-house flourishes to their sound, resulting in a music style that was darker than its American counterpart. Gareth Gates What My Heart Wants To Say Gareth Gates. Aerosmith Big Ten Inch Record Aerosmith Crazy Aerosmith. British rap began in the late '80s, and it used the sonic collage of Public Enemy as a launching pad. Aaron Tippin & Thea Tippin Love Like There's No Tomorrow Aaron Young. Though it doesn't have quite the heritage of American hip-hop, many British rappers grew up within the fertile Caribbean ragga tradition and introduced patois into hip-hop styles. and Europe, British Rap has its own traditions and is a style onto itself.
Although it is rarely heard outside of the U.K.
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