In 1979 most of the world was late to the party on a brand new musical genre which would be known as Hip Hop. Encompassing vocal toasting known as rap and the art of using turntables in a style that has never been seen or heard before, this new sound quickly took over the world.This is a collection of hip hop pioneers who made an impression on me in those early days.From Kool Herc to GrandMaster Flash, this was Hip Hop!Featuring Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five, King Tim III, Funky 4 + 1, Crash Crew, The Sequence, and many more!PLAYLIST1. It's Nasty (Genius of Love)/Grand Master Flash & The Furious Five2. Genius Rap/Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde3. Jazzy Sensation/Jazzy Five4. Freedom/Grand Master Flash & The Furious Five5. That's The Joint/Funky 4 + 16. 8th Wonder/The Sugarhill Gang7. Raptivity/Ronnie Gee8. Monster Jam/Spoonie Gee Meets The Sequence9. Rapper's Delight/The Sugarhill Gang10. The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on The Wheels of Steel/Grand Master Flash & The Furious Five11. The Big Throwdown/South Bronx12. Maximus Party/T.J. Swan and Peewee Mel13. Charley Says/King Tim III14. Super Rhyme's Rap/Jimmy Spicer15. Rappin’ Blow/Kurtis Blow16. The Breaks/Kurtis Blow17. We Want To Rock With You/Crash Crew18. Break Dance-Electric Boogie/West Street Mob19. Count Coolout/Rhythm Rap Rock20. Love Is The Message/Brooklyn Express21. Rock The Message Rap/Grand Master Chilly-T22. Let's Dance (Make Your Body Move)/West Street Mob23. Apache/Sugar Hill Gang24. Rockin' It/The Fearless Four25. Funky Sound (Tear The Roof Off)/The Sequence26. Feel The Heartbeat/The Treacherous Three27. Flash To The Beat (Part 1)/GrandMaster Flash28. Dance To The Drummer's Beat/Herman Kelly & Life29. All Wrapped Up/The Evasions30. Message II/Melle Mel & Duke Bootee31. Scorpio/Grand Master Flash & The Furious Five32. Planet Rock/Afrika Bambata & The Soul Sonic Force