Beats of the Hip-Hop, Reggae, or R&B Genre.
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Here are three sites for you to review with your flavor of music:\nhttp://www.givemebeats.com\nhttp://office.cdbaby.com\nhttp://www.soundoo.com
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chamillionaire's "the sound of revenge"\nkanye west's "late registration"\ncommon's "be"
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Beat, pace, tempo, time, pulse...
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I think Carmen Electra has a hip-hop dance workout video. Or maybe its a strip-aerobics workout. But they look pretty fun.
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feel the vibration by marky mark\n:-) \nit talks about sweat
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You aren't crazy - with all the garbage that's being pumped on the radio stations its hard to find a genre that's good. I stick with RnB 70's - 80's and I  love some jazz. I only listen to hip hop underground ( Taleb Kwele - Dwele - Papoose etc.) and like Rock from the 80's. I have a guilty pleasure for the bee gees. :)
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first i want to think you for answering my question. but get to know someone... and work your way up to it! r&b is my favorite type of music.... have you made any records??? if you have send them off to a few record companies and send me a copy too! :D \nGOOD LUCK!
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temperature by sean paul\njump on it by sir mix a lot\ntwist and shout- the beatles\nhey baby- dj otiz
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Bananarama\nCruel Summer
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You should also mention some similarities, because rap actually owes a good deal to reggae.  In the 1950s, Jamaican DJs set up these mobile "sound systems," which were basically turntables, speakers, and a generator all strapped to a beat-up truck.  They'd drive around and get a street party together, blasting American R&B from the sound system.  Eventually they started playing home-grown ska music, a precursor to reggae.\n\nThis "sound system" phenomenon, along with DJ Kool Herc, moved to New York City in the 1970s and was continued in the form of block parties, which is where two of the pillars of hip-hop, break dancing and needle-drop DJ'ing techniques, were born and perfected.
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I think because they see it as Puerto Rico copying Jamaica.  Kinda like how Vanilla Ice and Eminem are being hated. \n\nHowever, "Reggaeton's roots are from Panama with the music evolving and coming to prominence in Puerto Rico. Some people believe that reggaeton beats were originally started by Panamanian rappers and were later adopted by Puerto Ricans, while others think that it was an adaption of Jamaican dancehall and reggae beats.\n\nA possible explanation is that reggaeton is actually a hybrid of many different musical genres from various countries in the Caribbean and the United States; this new musical style later became more famous when it was highly popularized as a new musical genre in Puerto Rico."
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Hip hop song head to yahoo music, street hockey check your local sports community
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hip hop/ pop/ r&b.\na lot of teens like rock, but in my town no one listens it.
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Get headphones.  Turn up the music.
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The blues, rap/hip-hop, and human rights issues.
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Yes. Reggaeton has expanded just recently. I've been listening to Reggaeton for about 8 years.  I live in Canada and it's very popular here. I've also gone to Europe. It's also popular there.
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the black eyed peas. their music is fast and energetic, great for when youre working out.