On Tue, Sep 9, 2003 12:29 pm, Kurt Albershardt wrote:
nmm wrote:

There was some Rap band a few years ago that were rapping on top of
"Everyday People" by Sly and teh Family Stone, and the lyrics were about
taking someone out cause they disrespected the singer.

Looking at teh original song to the 90s version, really shows the shift
in
ideals.


And just to counter, check out some of the truly excellent lyrics from
Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy.


Right back at ya with

How do their sales and radio / video play compare with Mystical, TuPac,
P_Diddy and all the gold chain sporting Benz driving hip hop "stars" that
endorse the lifestyle we speak of.

KRS1 and Public Enemy too, they just aren't being pushed as a product /
market ./ image/ the way that other hip hop acts are.. You aren't supposed
to think..