Lone Catalyst & Talib Kweli-due process

[@ryanedington8207]

Honestly one of the most beautiful beats ever made

[@Antertainment531]

Damn!!! I spent over 2 decades looking for this!!! Dammit!! Lol

[@teachferrer]

How is it that I can love hip hop so much since mid 80s and that my brother and I just discovered this group? It's a mission to find the great hip hop sound. Haven't turned on the radio in 10 years.

[@brownhairbrowneyes25]

A classic track. A DEFINATE FAVORITE OF MINE! Thank you and much love to the guys in OHIO!

[@lagbaja3735]

This track is the reason why J Rawls is my 4th producer after PR, Jay Dee and Spinna. It's fantastic!!!!!!! Thanks again to dj damage for dropping these on bumrush . tu es une legende aussi

[@Andrewrx85]

then open your ears, the last verse is the best i love how he's comparing his flow etc. to a car.

[@JediMindTricksbitch]

This is real hip-hop. Nothing fake and soft around here..

[@ItsReallyReL]

One of Kweli's Best verses in my opinion

[@freshoreste]

ffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuccccccckkkkkkkkkkk late 90s early 2000s just hit me... damn memories!!!

[@XxXUNDERSC0REXxX]

I remember picking this up at the record store just by luck and it was straight love after that.

[@JukeLane]

I don't understand a word but I really love the instrumental and the flow! Thanks for posting this.

[@ArrghhMatey]

The Roots are DEFINITELY mainstream also. DEFINITELY. They are on Jimmy Fallon for god sakes. and Tribe is VERY mainstream, they are one of the most popular hip hop groups of all time. mainstream for sure.

[@VADY2B]

damn this was my joint use to bump this shit on tape deck i was lucky one day when the radio came on

[@_SaXoN_]

wow unique bass line and great melody

[@ReeseMoe73]

yesssssssss.... Great upload!!!

[@OustemOne]

Da RealDealness....Righteousness....Word... Peace...

[@VenTzRecoil]

Nigga this shit be dope ass fuuuukk

[@africanchina1]

RONNIE CREAGER FTW!

[@TheSoulsubduktor]

Sample is from 'Diamonds Are Forever' soundtrack, played at 45rpm instead of 33rpm

[@remoman23]

UGHH FOR LIFE!!!

[@Soumana88]

wooooooooooooooooow !!! 5 Stars !!!

[@jduplicate]

talib when he was ontop of his game.. maybe jrawls best beat

[@Zion9515]

guyes this is funniest shit ever i was doing a project for history and the word was due process and i found this song threw google, thx history you rock#$#$#$@$@#@$@#$

[@FlexMathews]

One of my favorites. #SaysFlex

[@9atum]

Oooweee...

[@flopmedia]

@africanchina1 yea! thats where i first heard this! in the Blind section of rodney vs daewon round 2

[@Ljonesbeats]

It separates the fake cats from the true hip hop heads. trust i know some chicken heads who would rather listen to Mainstream than Chill out to real hip hop.

[@ubhurtin]

@DJUncleSkeeter suprisingly i found it yesterday when i was look for samples

[@montana78800houilles]

please!!!! the full album (catalystic) files)

[@THEANIMALCHIEF]

@beatbasement is dope.

[@F1LZ0]

SOO fresh!

[@ArrghhMatey]

People talk about mainstream being materialistic and sexual... Materialism = ATCQ - Sky Pager, Run DMC - My Adidas. Sexual - De La Soul - Baby Phat, Big Daddy Kane - every song he makes! music doesn't always have to have a message for it to be enjoyable. Party music is one of the major MAJOR foundations in the beginning of hip hop, it is intertwined in its history, quit writing off the half of the culture and only accepting the parts that YOU like.

[@AngelMarino]

@DJUncleSkeeter Ever find out where this sample is from? My guess is it's a jazz guy.

[@richardstevens4474]

Classick!!!

[@DJUncleSkeeter]

good looks

[@ArrghhMatey]

@folred lol what are the negative aspects of mainstream = popular music.

[@Agnostic0]

Fill black - Mama africa The same sample in this spanish rap group Greetings from Spain.

[@Entropy_for_me]

@FLoPmedia ronnie creagers part ^^ love that video

[@egeneraltnf]

wow!

[@thecream332]

suff daddy - one for rawls

[@Entropy_for_me]

@FLoPmedia 1st is two steps beyond by afromaxx music productions 2nd Say where by visionaries en3rd when it pours it rains by diamond d. Hope i helped! ^^

[@otinzek]

ça se paaaaaaaaaaaaaasse

[@DJUncleSkeeter]

anybody know where this is sampled from?

[@flopmedia]

@Technogirlfreak95 i can't find "two steps beyond" anywhere online

[@flopmedia]

@Technogirlfreak95 do you know the name of the first song from that Blind section? its a mix of like 5 or 6 songs and this is the last one. i've been searching all over for the first song when gideon choi is skating

[@jermson]

Where does Jeru The Damaja "Me Not The Paper Remix" instrumental fit in your top five? just curious. Drop beats, not Bombs

[@ArrghhMatey]

@folred lol if there wasn't mainstream their would be no underground. and btw, Mos Def is mainstream, so are The Roots, Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Talib Kweli also, Nas.. you get the point. Stop backpacking and just enjoy music without having to label everything.

[@seanwashington5593]

You have to understand the balance between mainstream and underground Hip-Hop/ Rap to enjoy the music. I used to think like that when I was younger, I don't do that anymore 😅. People just have to stop looking at everything in tunnel vision, that's all.

[@diasporaman5419]

Bananas! !!

[@montana78800houilles]

catalysts

[@mnugs]

Who does this beat? anyone know?

[@ReeseMoe73]

12 years later.. .J. Rawls is his name lol

[@DJUncleSkeeter]

well what is it

[@makedr]

hardnigth.

[@folred]

@ArrghhMatey your comment lacks depth, back in the early 90's all music sounded kind of like this. that is why when u are showing someone indie tracks who doesnt really listen to indie half the time they will refer to it as "90's sounding". yes the mainstream can be good but also be very very commercial and deprived of heart and soul (key components of hip hop) as well as other things which make the now shunned underground genre what it is. De la, tribe, roots are popular but not mainstream.

[@joojoobomb]

do you not speak english natively?

[@folred]

Why is there even mainstreem?? Only people who like it are girls and guys who dont know about underground. -_-

[@folred]

@ArrghhMatey its people like you that make the people who like this genre look bad.. stop backpacking and enjoy the music. haha take your own advice. your putting way to much thought into something so futile. underground > mainstream and they are very popular indeed, just not the mainstream..