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Belfast Rap
Belfast, Northern Ireland - P.Lismore - Friday, May 19th, 2006 : goo
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A new style of music is breaking out i urge you all to browse by the web site and listen to one of the songs.
A group of people in Belfast have started to battle each other through the medium of rap
rap is not native to belfast its a totaly forigen influence.
Belfast Rap allows the youth to express themselves in ways previously unknown.
Belfast and N.~Ireland for a long time was a deeply devided place a terrible conflict raged for over 30 years since the late 1960's
Now that peace has taken hold and the place has chilled out the you people are starting to make there own music and use rap.
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Sup Party People: 14th Jun 2007 - 15:38 GMT
Hey Hip Hop has been goin down in Belfast from the early 80s, We were Breakin emceein and rockin beats, and doin Graf since 83, its not a new thing but it seemed to dissapear a bit in the mid 90s but thankfully its now resurfacing!! Freeze II
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