Become Fan on Facebook: www.facebook.com The original soundtrack from 1983. Lyrics: Aaah, aaah, aaah, aaah) Uhraah! Bass! Ooh White, White Ooh White, White Ooh White, White (Ooh White Lines) Vision dreams of passion (Blowin through my mind) and all the while I think of.... + Informações

The Message, with Grandmaster Flash! Live in 1983! Thanx Rosa Mannen!. + Informações

Grand master flash 1980s hit. + Informações

All rights reserved to Warner Music Group (WMG). this isnt mine it's propety of WMG. i got it from internet i just wanted to share this video so please don't delete all rigths to WMG's & copyrights Please SUBSCRIBE !. + Informações

Flash is kicking da beat. + Informações

Grandmaster Flash returns to the Bronx's Crotona Park to spin strictly on vynil! Shout out to Tools of War!!!!. + Informações

Tracklist: Chic - Good Times Blondie - Rapture Queen - Another One Bites the Dust Sugarhill Gang - 8th Wonder The Furious Five - Birthday Party Spoonie Gee - Monster Jam Incredible Bongo Band - Apache Grandmaster Flash & Furious Five - Freedom Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight The Hellers - Life Story 1981 , Sugar Hill Records. + Informações

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From 1982 Album: "The Message"...[Artist info below]..... Get The Music: www.amazon.com & itunes.apple.com DJ Grandmaster Flash and his group the Furious Five were hip-hop's greatest innovators, transcending the genre's party-music origins to explore the full scope of its lyrical and sonic horizons. Flash was born Joseph Saddler in Barbados on January 1, 1958; he began spinning records as teen growing up in the Bronx, performing live at area dances and block parties. By age 19, while attending technical school courses in electronics during the day, he was also spinning on the local disco circuit; over time, he developed a series of groundbreaking techniques including "cutting" (moving between tracks exactly on the beat), "back-spinning" (manually turning records to repeat brief snippets of sound), and "phasing" (manipulating turntable speeds) ? in short, creating the basic vocabulary which DJs continue to follow even today. Flash did not begin collaborating with rappers until around 1977, first teaming with the legendary Kurtis Blow. He then began working with the Furious Five ? rappers Melle Mel (Melvin Glover), Cowboy (Keith Wiggins), Kid Creole (Nathaniel Glover), Mr. Ness aka Scorpio (Eddie Morris), and Rahiem (Guy Williams); the group quickly became legendary throughout New York City, attracting notice not only for Flash's unrivalled skills as a DJ but also for the Five's masterful rapping, most notable for their signature trading and blending of lyrics. Despite .... + Informações

If you'r gonna do do work. + Informações

The best! Uma das melhores versões! Eu apenas colei alguns Samples,para diferenciar as minhas versões... Confira!. + Informações

Hip Hop Week on MTV. + Informações

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Grandmaster Flash - Turntablism. + Informações

good song. + Informações

This is my first video here, I hope you people enjoyed!. + Informações

1979 / Bobby Robinson Production. + Informações

"The Message" was an old school hip-hop song by Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five. Sugar Hill Records released it as a single in 1982 and it went platinum in less than a month. It was later featured on an album named "The Message". It is frequently referred to by critics and fans alike as the greatest record in hip-hop history. It is the first hip-hop record ever to be added to the United States National Archive of Historic Recordings. Though not the first in the genre of rap to talk about the struggles and the frustrations of living in the ghetto, the song was unique in that it was set to a slower beat, refocusing the song on the lyrics over the music. The song was written and performed by Sugar Hill session musician Ed 'Duke Bootee' Fletcher and Furious Five MC Melle Mel. Some of Mel's lyrics on "The Message" were taken directly from "Supperrappin'", a song he had recorded three years earlier. Flash and the other members of The Furious Five, although credited on the record, were uninterested in recording the song and are not found on the finished record. However, Sugar Hill Records credited their name to bring in wider audiences. It provided a political and social commentary and went on to become a driving force behind conscious hip-hop. Furthermore, the song peaked at #4 in the R&B chart and #62 in the pop chart, sold half a million copies in a month, and established hip-hop's credibility in mainstream music. Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five was a highly .... + Informações

old-school-hiphop-tapes.blogspot.com grandmaster flash & melle mel, live christ the king high school 1979 My collection of old school hip hop live shows and radio shows: old-school-live-shows.blogspot.com. + Informações

the original & best scratchmaster. + Informações

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Live at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston (mfah.org) during the closing night of Jean Michel-Basquiat's retrospective.. + Informações

GRANDMASTER FLASH AND THE FURIOUS, WE GOT STYLE, WAY BACK IN THE DAYS. + Informações

The Message. + Informações

Freeze.... ROCK!!!. + Informações