metalhead212

Well, my fiancee and I just bought a new fifteen for our car. I am a rock fan more than anything so my experience with rap is pretty slim. I want to see how loud and hard this thing can hit at least one time so I am throwing together a CD of some of the hardest hitting "gangster" rap songs I can find. Like I said I really don't have too much experience in that field so I am hoping that someone here can help me out.

I need about 15-20 really hard hitting bad ass rap songs to push my new speaker to the limits. I figure, I got a three year warranty on the darn thing, why not? The songs can be old or new or mixed, it doesn't matter.


THANKS SO MUCH!

JP5683

Ok I'll start it off...

Sir Mix A Lot - Testarossa
DJ Magic Mike - Make The Car Go Boom

Mondo Kane

Was about to say, all you need is DJ Magic Mike for Bass-workouts:

"Do you like Bass?"
"Feel the Bass (Parts 1 & 2)"
"Chillin on the DL" (The bassline towards the end will kill your speakers. Watch out)

dek

Check the technique - Gang Starr
Hip Hop - Dead Prez

Rubix

cypress hill - how i could just kill a man / cypress hill
cypress hill - insane in the brain / black sunday
cypress hill - dr. greenthumb / iv
dr. dre - nuthin' but a "g" thang / the chronic
dr. dre - f*ck wit dre day / the chronic
dr. dre - deep cover / deep cover soundtrack
dr. dre - 187um / deep cover soundtrack
eazy-e - real muthaphukkin g's / it's on (dr. dre) 187um killa
eminem - guilty conscience / the slim shady lp
eminem - business / the eminem show
funkdoobiest - the funkiest / which doobie u b
funkdoobiest - bow wow wow / which doobie u b
gza - liquid swords / liquid sowrds
gza - duel of the iron mic / liquid swords
house of pain - jump around / house of pain
house of pain - shamrocks and shenanigans / house of pain
ice cube - jackin' for beats / kill at will ep
ice cube - it was a good day / the predator
ice cube - check yo self (the message remix aka radio mix) / the predator
ice cube - no vaseline / death certificate
mc ren - final frontier / kizz my black azz ep
ol' dirty bastard - shimmy shimmy ya / return to the 36 chambers
ol' dirty bastard - brooklyn zoo / return to the 36 chambers
n.w.a. - straight outta compton / straight outta compton
n.w.a. - f*ck tha police / straight outta compton
n.w.a. - express yourself / straight outta compton
n.w.a. - 100 miles and runnin' / 100 miles and runnin' ep
n.w.a. - sa prize (part 2) / 100 miles and runnin' ep
n.w.a. - appetite for destruction / efil4zaggin
snoop doggy dogg - who am i (what's my name) / doggystyle
snoop doggy dogg - pump pump / doggystyle
warren g - regulate / regulate... g funk era
wu-tang clan - shame on a ***** / 36 chambers
wu-tang clan - da mystery of chessboxin' / 36 chambers
wu-tang clan - protect ya neck / 36 chambers

acubfaninmd

who still listens to gangster rap????? that shit has been dead for years now, your a little late to the game

JPRaup

The bass on "Benzie Box" by Danger Doom off the 2005 album "The Mouse and The Mask" is pretty much the heaviest I've seen. Enjoy!

cdollaz

Forget the gangster stuff, the best rap songs of all time are:

The City Sleeps - MC 900 Ft. Jesus
Television - Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprosy

Larry C.

Dude.......

AMG "Bitch Betta Have My Money!!!

dadaluholla

Larry C wins.


Honorable mention to Rubix for the Funkdoobiest.

Jacoby Ellsbury

ol dirty bastard - Hippa to da hoppa track 5 off the return to the 36 chambers album. All you could hear was the bass on that song in my system

nodeerforamonth

Holy crap! A little racist, don't you think? It's "gangSTA". "er" is racist!

metalhead212

Uhmm...how about no? Racist? Sorry if I use a little pride in my communication and speak correctly.

Racist? Are you serious? That has got to be the most asinine thing I have ever read.

To everyone else, thank you for the suggestions they are greatly appreciated.

Kenshiro

All these songs have pretty good basslines in them.

Twista - Adrenaline Rush - Adrenaline Rush

OutKast - ATLiens - Two Dope Boyz (In a Cadillac), Elevators (Me and You)

Master P - Ghetto D - Burbons and Lacs

Do or Die - Picture This - Alpha and Omega, 6 Million

Mobb Deep - The Infamous... - Shook Ones Pt. 2, Survival of the Fittest

2pac - All Eyez on Me - Ambitionz Az a Ridah, Can't C Me

Tha Dogg Pound - Dogg Food - Dogg Pound Gangstaz, Respect

saoirse

Mobb Deep - G.O.D. Father Part 3

Jayo Felony - Hotta Than Fish Grease

Cypress Hill - Illusions

Eazy-E - Real Muthaphuckin G's

Vontel - 4 My Homiez

JP5683

Eazy E - Any Last Werdz
Bubba Sparrxx - Ugly

Layziebones

The Bass on this song is MEGA:

Another Body Drops - Cypress Hill

You should also check out:

I Feel Like Dyin' - Lil Wayne
Tell Me When To Go - E40
A Millie - Lil Wayne

^It isn't Gangster rap just because the majority of the good rap is more about lyrics than Bass (Case in point: Immortal Technique)

I'd suggest checking out most of the Bay S**T as they hit pretty hard on the bass.

DonnachaOne

Not "Gangsta Rap" but I'd like to nominate Paul Revere by the Beastie Boys.

The bass is played backwards! Such a simple, but interesting trick.

lanemyer74

Here's a link to a list of "100 Greatest Miami Bass Songs"

http://digitaldreamdoor./pages/best_dance-miami.html

Not sure if this is what you're looking for. Being a native of Miami, I remember hearing most these songs blaring out of many cars during my teen years in the late 80's. Ah, the memories.

EDIT. Link doesn't seem to work. Just google "100 Greatest Miami Bass Songs" and you'll see the site.

NoirFan

Mantronix and Maggotron.

lanemyer74

Oh yeah..

Peter Piper - Run DMC
Goin Back to Cali - LL Cool J

adumbc

I use this one a lot when I want to hear my speakers bump (and I'm talking computer speakers, Klipsch albeit, so it should really bump on a good system).

Slim Thug "Already Platinum"

Tarantino

You should also replace your sarcasm detector to go with the new speaker.

= J

al_bundy

Jam on It by Nucleus
You be illin by Run DMC

dugan

Tag Team - Whoomp There It Is

(Yes, I'm serious. It's perfect for showing off a car stereo's bass system).