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*1001 $aSarig, Roni$_22915800
*24510$aThird coast$bOutcast, Timbaland, and how hip-hop became a Southern thing$cRoni Sarig ; photographs by Julia Beverly
*260 $aCambridge$bDa Capo$c2007
*300 $aXX, 364 s.$bill.
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*5208 $aTypically, more than half the top rap songs in the country are the work of Southern artists. In a world still stuck in the East/West coast paradigm of the '90s, Southern hip hop has dominated the genre-and defined the culture-for years. And the South's leading lights, most notably OutKast, Timbaland, and more recently, crunk superstars like the Ying Yang Twins and Lil Jon, have expanded the parameters of hip hop. Third Coast is the first book to deal with Southern hip hop as a matter of cultural history, and the first to explain the character and significance of down South rapping to fans as well as outsiders. It tells the story of recent hip hop, marking how far the music has come sonically and culturally since its well-documented New York-centered early years.
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*650 4$aHip hop$_15940500
*650 4$aRap$_14427800
*651 4$aSørstatene$_15798500
*651 4$aUSA$_10088200
*7001 $aBeverly, Julia$efotograf$4pht$_22915900
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