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Old 05-28-2011, 12:40 AM   #6 (permalink)
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If I had to be incredulous about anything, it would be the lack of the founding fathers. Where's Afrika Bambataa, Melly Mel and the Furious Five, Eric B and Rakim. ****, where the hell is Sugar Hill Gang!

There's a lot missing, but the moral of the story is: **** Rolling Stone.
I agree with this part but Paid in Full made it onto the list though

Edit: Actually looking over the list they did put most of the influential Old School artists on there.
Some are a bit lower than they should be though, why is EMPD and Boogie down productions near the bottom of the list?
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