Recommendations?

[Napoléon]

Are you looking for something with the purpose of showing off a stereo. Or just basking in the awe of it. Or are you looking for hip hop because you like listening to it.

Doesn't necessarily have to be 'hip hop', I just found that songs like the one I posted are best for great sounding bass in a car.
I have some Black Sun Empire tracks which are also great, and they don't really fit a particular genre. They're more like dub step.

And mainly basking in awe

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Something I can listen to and go: PHWOARRRR, that is a BAD tune!

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FArZxLj6DLk

Really not what I was thinking.

[searchingforanswers]

Dubstep.

[ConformingDeath]

Dubstep.

Dubstep was what I was about to suggest acc. It's what i normally run in my truck. If you listen to it normally then you'll know. If not I can post a list of some tracks if you want. For example look up jahova by rusko. Or if your looking for something a bit nastier sounding than that. Check out skrillex . The drop in his remix of "in for the kill" comes to mind. Skrillex isnt really dubstep but an amazing artist non the less. If you can tell me more about the system ran in the car I can be of more help. Different songs sound better on different setups.

[DeistPaladin]

Freethinkers who like hip hop should look at this channel:

http://www.youtube.com/user/rationalwarrior

[Rev. Rye]

I am insulted that you would call Massive Attack hip-hop.

Boo-hoo. I don't normally listen to 'hip-hop' so forgive me for not knowing the proper distinction between that and a sub genre. It's all basically the same to me.

Yeah, I'd consider it more electronica than hip-hop.

Given all that, here's some of my favourite hip-hop artists:
* Beastie Boys
* NWA
* Geto Boyz
* Eminem
* Lupe Fiasco
* Insane Clown Posse (don't expect me to go out in clown makeup, drink Faygo, or meet me at the next meeting of the Juggalos)
* Rage Against the Machine (It's more of a rock band, but listen to Zach de La Rocha and think anythng but rap)

[Napoléon]

I like dubstep but not skrillex. Songs from them just seem distorted and a pain for me to listen to. But anyway, dubstep wasn't what I was looking for. I wanted something literally more like the OP, not in terms of lyrics or who the artist is or whatever. But the general beat and bass you get from it. Surely there are similar tracks out there with the same kind of tone.