What tracker has most lossless hip hop music?
Does what or waffles have much? Or the two lossless sites i have heard of? But I have heard that they mostly have old music and not much in the hip hop genre...
Thanks in advance ^^
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What tracker has most lossless hip hop music?
Does what or waffles have much? Or the two lossless sites i have heard of? But I have heard that they mostly have old music and not much in the hip hop genre...
Thanks in advance ^^
what.cd has some.
searching FLAC w/ "hip.hop" as a tag brought up 4989 results on what.cd which gives you a pretty accurate estimate.
searching 'flac' under the "hip hop/rap" genre on waffles only brings up 2319 results.
So what is the way to go eyy? ^^
it depends on what kind of hip hop you look for.
for my part, i exclusively listen to old school hip hop and what.cd + waffles are definitely a good combination to partly fit my needs.
what/waffles mostly. Pedro does also have some rap.
mostly mainstream rap.Quote:
Originally Posted by ben99
Btmusic is the best.
get an invite to what for the best selection of flac.
otherwise you can find a decent amount at any public tracker, but a better bet would be waffles, stmusic, vipmusc, etc. get an invite
Aside from What, STMusic also has quite a fair share.
Demonoid has also some hip hop albums in lossless (300+).
demonoid is a pretty underrated site =(
Extremely. I use it as one of my main sources for music.Quote:
Originally Posted by Col. Skillz
What then Waffles and BTmusic as third option.
Pedros the best for flac
did you read the first post ? :frusty: :frusty: :frusty:Quote:
Originally Posted by tjbzonasul
I listen to: 2pac, dr. dre, eminem, bonethugs, nate dogg, snoop, warren g, xzibit...Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia
Not so much new stuff. I think I have gotten a good look at what is good for that ^^
thanks, but if you have anything more to tip me about feel free to do so :)
Actually, STMusic doesn't have any music in FLAC.Quote:
Originally Posted by SunKing
Are you sure, I get quite a bit of FLAC from STMusic.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_MartinatorActually, STMusic doesn't have any music in FLAC.Quote:
Originally Posted by SunKing
You got me. I wasn't paying that much attention. Still most are mp3s, I think.
Pedro's specializes only in the old school content so if you're one for the 2pac and shiz then go for it.
If not What/Waffles will do just fine.
Demonoid for the last resort since speeds are usually compromised.
ok i see... well, it's a bit too commercial for me but i assume you will find many flac from those groups at what.cd + waffles.Quote:
Originally Posted by flashback3rI listen to: 2pac, dr. dre, eminem, bonethugs, nate dogg, snoop, warren g, xzibit...Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia
Not so much new stuff. I think I have gotten a good look at what is good for that ^^
thanks, but if you have anything more to tip me about feel free to do so :)
ps: i also use blogspots to get some forgotten hip hop gems (12inches) but most of them are mp3.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lovestoned
wow, 2pac is old school now? Where the hell have I been? What does that make PE and NWA?
anyway, what/waffles will do you right.
I'm not sure, but you can try softmp3.
Well, it's nearing 2010 so yes I guess?Quote:
Originally Posted by puckfaceQuote:
Originally Posted by Lovestoned
wow, 2pac is old school now? Where the hell have I been? What does that make PE and NWA?
anyway, what/waffles will do you right.
I'm not that much into Hip Hop but you get my meaning, 2pac was just a random one.
2pac has never been a legend except for the groupies... no, the real "heroes" are afrika bambataa (the 'godfather' of hip hop), Kool Herc, Grand Master Flash, Kurtis Blow, Kool Moe D and all the Zulu Nation.
Dilated Peoples \o/Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia
Your best bet is what/waffles/stmusic afaik
Pedro> what>waffle
Waffles and What
Got invited to what. I must say I love it :D It has everything and more lol:P