First Time Hearing N.W.A's "Straight Outta Compton

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This week's episode features your favorite collared shirted, electric guitar playing duo, Steven and Taylor, listening to a classic rap! If you like BandHouse, here's how you can support.... Subscribe!

[@justthat2872]

Kid rock was a rapper, he used blacks to get to a point of fame then he went country even though he’s from Detroit.

[@gordonlewis9377]

Kid rock is a joke

[@spiritinabody6141]

In office space, Hes listening to Scarface a southern legend...yall will love him and the Geto Boyz

[@BandHouseStudios]

Dope thank you!

[@spiritinabody6141]

@@BandHouseStudios mind playin tricks on me and damn it feels good to be a gangsta are their most popular songs and just over all super dope

[@vredeling]

Yup ' No Tears' From Diary album

[@scottyhunt]

the Amen break has been sampled the most out of anything -- ever

[@sergioneri4702]

Listen to Ebonics by Big L. Its literally a song about rap/hood slang. Itll literally explain just about every word for yall lmao

[@clueless3703]

Ah man please do one of the old Busta Rhymes songs. It’s so unique in my opinion. Like Woo-ha got you all in check, with ol’ dirty bastard from the wu-tang clan. Or gimme some more. But unique classics

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Old school on the scene. Future rap has nothing on these men.

[@alaeddineharizi9371]

Since you are rock heads I suggest to listen to beastie boys

[@BandHouseStudios]

Good point!

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Woo ha coming up!

[@clueless3703]

I am so curious about your reaction. Yall are awesome.

[@Jake-Prince.]

Ice Cube and Tupac And Ice T Made A Song Together and it’s called (Last Wordz) from Tupac’s album that got released in 1993 from his album STRICTLY FOR MY N.I.G.G.A.Z you guys should react to it

[@IslandBoy-808]

Ice Cube,MC Ren,Dr. Dre,Eazy-E,Yella.

[@genxfusion]

And for a brief moment Arabian Prince

[@evagelinadicante9840]

@@genxfusion arabian prince was the founding memeber of nwa he left like 4 months after the straight outta compton album

[@lavantwooten2581]

​@evagelinadicante9840 not the best career move.

[@antimonycup7066]

Who is the Captain Beefhart of rap though? Lucky for you, I got the answer: The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy, a Michael Franti project. I saw them live in Amsterdam (NL) in the early nineties and they used several, very industrial props during their set, a massive airplane wheel rim among them, which they rhythmically beat with a chain of shackles where the individual shackles were as thick as my thigh. Appreciate the NWA love though :D edit: now that I think about it, no. The shackles were beat against a giant slab of stone that was half propped up, the airplane wheel rim was tortured by a circular saw. My bad.

[@BandHouseStudios]

This makes me feel like ive never been to a real show ! haha thanks for sharing!

[@antimonycup7066]

@@BandHouseStudios It was wild. In the quietest track, Franti played a small oil drum by popping the bottom in and out as a percussion instrument. Thanks for the reply.

[@caturmuharjab5947]

what ??? it been a long time since last time i saw that name again The disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy thank you my man since you bring up those ancient name now i remember that its been a long time sice the last time i heard Dalek - Blessed Are They Who Bash Your Children's Heads Against a Rock

[@antimonycup7066]

@@caturmuharjab5947 very welvome :)

[@Marker760]

it's a long react but u guys should react to j dilla "donuts" its an album made up of entirely instrumentals made by the most widely regarded "best" producer to ever live (j dilla).

[@BandHouseStudios]

Thanks Will do!

[@tinameadors5797]

This was one of those songs where I was familiar with the title, but had never heard the song. It was interesting to finally give it a listen, but it's not going on repeat in my playlist. 🙂

[@kristilouque8412]

Oh no. Did you compare NWA with Kid Rock? That’s likely a sin. You may be going to hell for that.🤷‍♀️😖👎🤣

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🤣🤣🤣

[@nutcrackernoonan3637]

Yeah he is widely considered to be a culture vulture by the hip hop community.

[@mayurikurotsuchi1527]

You guys are hilarious. I loke how you break down the music. You should react to some Bone Thugs n Harmony. They were found by Eazy E and they always represent for him. Some good songs are East 1999, All Original, Mr. Bill Collector, Days of our Lives, and Everyday Thang ( from The Show soundtrack) Oh and Method Man The Riddler. It has a video 😁

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Thank you! Bone thugs coming soon!

[@clueless3703]

@@BandHouseStudiosnice, really curious about what yall picked from bone thugs.

[@cutterman8752]

REACT TO RAS KASS "NATURE OF THE THREAT"

[@clueless3703]

Have you guys ever thought about reviewing rockbands from other countries that are only famous nationwide? Like the band “Kensington” from the netherlands for instance. Or any other bands that are big in their respective country but not outside of it?

[@BandHouseStudios]

That sounds like a great idea!

[@HVDG]

C'mon!!!! The best modulation can be found in...... (Moms House Malibu)