... on on cinematography!

We know the recipe for good cinema, not necessarily wreaking emotional havoc in the head. It consists of an interesting scenario, according to the history of well-chosen actors, and the whole is complemented by a soundtrack. We chose for you the best rap soundtracks for hip-hop movies that do not tell stories ... though the accents of the culture of the four elements appear in them. Our subjective ranking is opened by the last one in the "He Got Game" ranking, mainly due to the title number by Public Enemy, though on the disc we can find, among others, KRS-ONE or Masta Killa. We recommend checking the same as the next item - "Juice" OST! This tale about four buddies and the consequences of their bank robbery immortalized in the image and sound will surely attract your attention, especially because old-school players like MC Pooh, Big Daddy Kane, Cypress Hill and Salt-n-Pepa are responsible for the music. We suggest you look at the picture for the duet number Eric B. & amp; Rakim - "Juice (Know The Ledge)"! An additional taste to check the title should be the person Tupac. Soundtrack is usually a compilation of songs from different artists, differently in the case of the film "The Way Of The Samurai". Here, RZA, a member of Wu-Tang Clan, is responsible for all production. In this case, we will not distinguish any single work because we encourage you to listen to the whole as an extremely coherent, conceptual project. The RZA person participated in the creative process of the next soundtrack, which we take for the workshop. The film "Bulworth" and accompanying star on every level brings to mind such hits as "Ghetto Superstar" or "Zoom" and the musicians responsible for them, respectively Ol 'Dirty Bastard, Pras and Mya and LL Cool J together with Dr. Dre.

Na piedestale zestawienia umieszczamy jednak europejską produkcję – francuską „La Haine”. W tym przypadku wytworzyła się niezwykła symbioza między obrazem a dźwiękiem, świetnie odzwierciedlona sceną, w której DJ Cut Killer miksuje ze sobą Edith Piaf i KRS-ONE na tle paryskich blokowisk.