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Best Hip Hop Beats Ever?

What are the best hip hop beats ever in your opinion?

I think Get Your Roll On and How We Do by the Big Tymers are near the top. What You Think?

I think some of RZA’s beats from the first set of Wu-Tang solo albums are the best in my opinion. I also love some of Premier’s beats off Gangstarr’s "Moment of Truth" album… The Rep Grows Bigga, and Above the Clouds come to mind. ALso "Trading Places" by Boot Camp Click.

I’m into the dark & sinister Northeast brand of hip hop, so we got different tastes I think, but that’s my opinion.

As far as beats that’ll always be there in hip hop memory:
"Triumph" by Wu Tang
"Simon Says" by Pharoah Monch
"won On Won" by Cocoa Brovaz
"Mo Money Mo Problems" by Big
"Big Pimpin" by Jay Z

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16 Responses to “Best Hip Hop Beats Ever?”

  1. I think some of RZA’s beats from the first set of Wu-Tang solo albums are the best in my opinion. I also love some of Premier’s beats off Gangstarr’s "Moment of Truth" album… The Rep Grows Bigga, and Above the Clouds come to mind. ALso "Trading Places" by Boot Camp Click.

    I’m into the dark & sinister Northeast brand of hip hop, so we got different tastes I think, but that’s my opinion.

    As far as beats that’ll always be there in hip hop memory:
    "Triumph" by Wu Tang
    "Simon Says" by Pharoah Monch
    "won On Won" by Cocoa Brovaz
    "Mo Money Mo Problems" by Big
    "Big Pimpin" by Jay Z
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  2. all about the benjamins- diddy

    quiet storm- mobb deep
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  3. nething from Primo, Pete Rock, or 9th Wonder

    lol to all about the benjamins…ill pass on diddy and mannie fresh
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  4. I don’t hear hip hop
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  5. Paul Revere by the Beastie Boys
    So many Tears- 2Pac
    Hypnotize- The Notorious B.I.G.
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  6. The beat to DJ Khaled’s We Takin Over is awesome.
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  7. the neptunes beat on the clipse "grindin’" is grimey as fu#k
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  8. All of DJ Premier’s beats on Return of da Boom Bap by KRS-One.
    And of course, Let Me Clear My Throat by DJ Kool.
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  9. freestyle. nothing but!
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  10. straight outta plymouth on October 24th, 2009 at 2:33 pm

    All Eyez on Me
    Ambitionz Az A Ridah
    Dead Presidents II
    Who Shot Ya?
    I’m BAD
    Mama Said Knock You Out
    We Takin Over
    Quiet Storm
    Shook Ones II
    Victory
    D.I.DD.Y.
    Come To Me
    It’s All About the Benjamins
    The World Is Yours
    Hate Me Now
    Nastradamus
    Thief’s Theme
    Juicy
    In Da Club
    Many Men (Wish Death)
    Dreams
    Breathe
    One Blood
    Hate It or Love It

    Come to my mind at the moment
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  11. i think a mix of east n west are good:

    west:
    california love (u can notice it ANYWHERE)
    hit em up
    thug 4 life
    where you from? (doey rock)
    ambitionz az a ridah
    so many tears
    runnin (dyin 2 live)
    keep ya head up
    aint nuthin but a g thang
    forgot about dre
    still D.R.E.

    east:
    mo money problems
    hypnotize (biggie)
    notorious thugs
    goin back 2 cali

    may b some south 2:
    big sh!t poppin
    u know what it is
    hard out here 4 a pimp
    stay fly
    doe boy fresh
    get buck
    mr. ten a key

    there ya go
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    cuz i pwn

  12. i hate 50 but hustlers ambitions beat was crazy
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  13. 2pac pain and hate it or love it, and spit yo game (2005)
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  14. grinding by the clipse
    so krispy beat
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  15. Peter Piper -Run DMC (Jam Master Jay)
    Shook Ones Pt II -Mobb Deep (Havoc)
    Mass Appeal -Gangstarr (DJ Premier)
    Breathe -Fabolous (Just Blaze)
    PSK What Does it Mean -Schoolly D (DJ Code Money)
    How we do – The Game & 50 Cent (Dr Dre)
    In da club – 50 Cent (Dr Dre)
    The Choice is Yours – Black Sheep (Mista Lawnge)
    Mama Said Knock You Out – LL Cool J (Marley Marl)
    Touch It – Busta Rhymes (Swizz Beatz)
    Hypnotize – Notorious BIG (Sean Combs & The Hitmen)
    Flava in ya Ear – Craig Mack (Easy Mo Bee)

    I’m sure I’m missing some but these are some of my favourites.
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  16. 400 Degreez by Juvenile simple yet it hasn’t resurfaced in any of the new songs currently out now
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