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GAF-Hop 2011+ |OT3| Look out for OT4 before Detox (dat sh!t cray)
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Complex Shadow
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Aw dude if you could make that spreed sheet on google docs. And share with gaf hop. I would love you. But if you can't it's k =PMacca007 said:
Haha, I already had it done in DocsComplex Shadow said:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqYIwcS8SExCdGhzbVY4UEdVdl9FYmFnOW9mSGhkalE
Pretty much I just have a seperate sheet for each year. If your album/s is on there, just add a 1 next to it. Well, a +1
If it's not on there, just add it.Complex Shadow
Cudi Lame
Aw shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. I'll help out when I get on a desktop. I am on a phone atm and it's hard as hell to type on this.Macca007 said:Haha, I already had it done in Docs
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqYIwcS8SExCdGhzbVY4UEdVdl9FYmFnOW9mSGhkalE
Pretty much I just have a seperate sheet for each year. If your album/s is on there, just add a 1 next to it. Well, a +1
ShinobiFist
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Needs to be reposted.njean777 said:Been listening to this a lot lately. Really love the beats.
Fixed2BeBroken
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ChldRebelSoldr said:My 2nd favorite hip-hop chick is still this.
Thank you Miri for introducing me to her. Too bad I know nothing about her.
Dat Chest... I'd Hit That....
ChldRebelSoldr said:My 2nd favorite hip-hop chick is still this.
Thank you Miri for introducing me to her. Too bad I know nothing about her.
Haha, she's your second fav too? I gotta say, I don't think anybody will ever take Esther's place in my videogirlcrushing heart.
Also, no prob, bro.
+1
Fixed2BeBroken
Member
I'll take a stab at this as well.
Rank Kanye's albums:
MBDTF (His coming full circle album imo)
College Dropout (his most hiphop album imo)
Graduation (His most commercial/commercial success album imo)
Late Registration (His most musically creative album Sonically speaking.... imo)
808s and Heartbreaks. (His most innovative/artistic/creative/experimental album imo)
They are all really close to each other, cause I love them all, and i view them all differently as you can see in the parenthesis. So it's hard to rank em for me personally, but if I had to rank them, that's how I would do it, but 808s being at the bottom doesn't mean I think its weak or anything.
Pick a coast to rep:
East
Pick a side in the Biggie/2Pac discussion:
Biggie was a doper emcee, Pac was a better rapper and had better presence/flow/delivery. but lyrically? Biggie killed Pac. Can't really pick between the two, because I prefer Wu and Boot camp over both during that period.
Make a comparison between Khalifa and something soft:
Softer than Chris Bosh after a Loss.
Decide who you think won the Jay-Z/Nas beef:
Jay lost Period. Nas won the battle. The whole life thing doesn't apply, because the Jay-z/Nas battle is just the Jay-z/Nas battle. It's an isolated issue. There are so many factors afterwards that had nothing to do with Jay-z Vs. Nas that changed both of their lives. People will say Jay won the war, but it's kind of ridiculous being that Jay and Nas are friends now. There was no war to be won. Totally different scenarios.
Flocka or Royce?
Royce all day....one of the illest emcees ever...however...I think he was WAY iller pre eminem/d12 beef. he lost some of his lyricism that made him a cut above the rest.
Flocka is a joke as an emcee.
What you think of J. Cole?
a great emcee and great producer. Could be the Next Kanye minus all the outside drama which is something I welcome. As long as he consistently continues to make good music, he will be Kanye 2.0.....cause he's much better lyrically than Ye.
Who is the best Wu-Tang member?
This is very very hard to say....because over the course of their dominant run in the 90s.....Different members became the best at different points.
I have to say Initially...Method man was the best....
In between Tical and OB4CL...Rza became super dope (with the gravediggaz and everything).
OB4CL and on....Ghost face was the best
Then came Wu Forever....and Raekwon destroyed everyone.
Then After that Ghostface came back out to be the best...
Currently...meth is killing all of them. dude made a stupid fucking song about sour patch kids and still killed it. He continues to impress these days....Im thinkin Joey had something to do with him doing extra well...feel like meth feels he got something to prove.
Can 2pac rap? (Or do Biggie got DAT FLOW?)
answered this already but yea 2pac can rap....2pac had a legendary flow/delivery/presence......Biggie was a much much MUCH better lyricist tho.
Rate Lupe on a scale of 1-10 (+ call him a dumbass for Lasers and political views):
11!
Can't hate the brother lupe.....He is an emcee's emcee tho....I think pre-lasers he went over alot of people's heads. I'm not gonna lie, he dumbed it down a bit on lasers...ironically...after making a song called dumb it down. but I can't hate on the brother...lupe can do no wrong in my eyes unless he makes some real bullshit.
Lil B? Genius or mentally challenged?
Mentally fucking challenged.....but some of his beats impress.
Pick an era of Eminem:
Marshall Mathers Lp by far is his best album.
How does Drake write such deep lyrics?
Drake is dope, Can't hate....but the best thing out of canada is The Weeknd by far.
Is Nas old and dusted with a horrible ear for production?
Nas is still dope as shit.....In regards to production, I think he is hit or miss...He will pick some amazing ass beats...then go and pick some of the worst beats...all on the same album.
Joe Budden: Introspective and witty, or annoying emo fetus killing asshole?
Introspective and witty by far. I hate judging an emcee as an emcee, based off of his off record antics. thus, musically speaking, he is introspective, witty, and dope.
Rank Kanye's albums:
MBDTF (His coming full circle album imo)
College Dropout (his most hiphop album imo)
Graduation (His most commercial/commercial success album imo)
Late Registration (His most musically creative album Sonically speaking.... imo)
808s and Heartbreaks. (His most innovative/artistic/creative/experimental album imo)
They are all really close to each other, cause I love them all, and i view them all differently as you can see in the parenthesis. So it's hard to rank em for me personally, but if I had to rank them, that's how I would do it, but 808s being at the bottom doesn't mean I think its weak or anything.
Pick a coast to rep:
East
Pick a side in the Biggie/2Pac discussion:
Biggie was a doper emcee, Pac was a better rapper and had better presence/flow/delivery. but lyrically? Biggie killed Pac. Can't really pick between the two, because I prefer Wu and Boot camp over both during that period.
Make a comparison between Khalifa and something soft:
Softer than Chris Bosh after a Loss.
Decide who you think won the Jay-Z/Nas beef:
Jay lost Period. Nas won the battle. The whole life thing doesn't apply, because the Jay-z/Nas battle is just the Jay-z/Nas battle. It's an isolated issue. There are so many factors afterwards that had nothing to do with Jay-z Vs. Nas that changed both of their lives. People will say Jay won the war, but it's kind of ridiculous being that Jay and Nas are friends now. There was no war to be won. Totally different scenarios.
Flocka or Royce?
Royce all day....one of the illest emcees ever...however...I think he was WAY iller pre eminem/d12 beef. he lost some of his lyricism that made him a cut above the rest.
Flocka is a joke as an emcee.
What you think of J. Cole?
a great emcee and great producer. Could be the Next Kanye minus all the outside drama which is something I welcome. As long as he consistently continues to make good music, he will be Kanye 2.0.....cause he's much better lyrically than Ye.
Who is the best Wu-Tang member?
This is very very hard to say....because over the course of their dominant run in the 90s.....Different members became the best at different points.
I have to say Initially...Method man was the best....
In between Tical and OB4CL...Rza became super dope (with the gravediggaz and everything).
OB4CL and on....Ghost face was the best
Then came Wu Forever....and Raekwon destroyed everyone.
Then After that Ghostface came back out to be the best...
Currently...meth is killing all of them. dude made a stupid fucking song about sour patch kids and still killed it. He continues to impress these days....Im thinkin Joey had something to do with him doing extra well...feel like meth feels he got something to prove.
Can 2pac rap? (Or do Biggie got DAT FLOW?)
answered this already but yea 2pac can rap....2pac had a legendary flow/delivery/presence......Biggie was a much much MUCH better lyricist tho.
Rate Lupe on a scale of 1-10 (+ call him a dumbass for Lasers and political views):
11!
Can't hate the brother lupe.....He is an emcee's emcee tho....I think pre-lasers he went over alot of people's heads. I'm not gonna lie, he dumbed it down a bit on lasers...ironically...after making a song called dumb it down. but I can't hate on the brother...lupe can do no wrong in my eyes unless he makes some real bullshit.
Lil B? Genius or mentally challenged?
Mentally fucking challenged.....but some of his beats impress.
Pick an era of Eminem:
Marshall Mathers Lp by far is his best album.
How does Drake write such deep lyrics?
Drake is dope, Can't hate....but the best thing out of canada is The Weeknd by far.
Is Nas old and dusted with a horrible ear for production?
Nas is still dope as shit.....In regards to production, I think he is hit or miss...He will pick some amazing ass beats...then go and pick some of the worst beats...all on the same album.
Joe Budden: Introspective and witty, or annoying emo fetus killing asshole?
Introspective and witty by far. I hate judging an emcee as an emcee, based off of his off record antics. thus, musically speaking, he is introspective, witty, and dope.
toastyToast
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enzo_gt said:
oh shit
IrishNinja
Member
certain areas tend to trend & bring certain sounds - there's something distinct from the bay area that i didnt hear hear in miami or ATL. texas influenced shit a lot the last decade or so, while NY used to bring some of that jazz + boom bap i dig.
i don't see anything illogical about noticing this and commenting on it. when you study jazz, for instance, the history is often broken up by periods & regions. shit can be academic, doesn't have to be about colors & beef & shit no one cares about anymore.
i don't see anything illogical about noticing this and commenting on it. when you study jazz, for instance, the history is often broken up by periods & regions. shit can be academic, doesn't have to be about colors & beef & shit no one cares about anymore.
IrishNinja
Member
okay.
so hyphy, black hippy, white girl mob, oddfuture, kendrick lamar, all of this could've come up out of montana, or west virgina, right?
so hyphy, black hippy, white girl mob, oddfuture, kendrick lamar, all of this could've come up out of montana, or west virgina, right?
toastyToast
Member
white girl mob could have come from anywhere with an internet connection capable of streaming content from WSHH
IrishNinja said:
i know two of the artists (groups) that you mentioned, so i'm not really qualified to give a precise and informed response. that said..
i understand that where somebody comes from plays a big part in how they identify themselves.. one raps about what one knows. so no, kendrick lamar couldn't have come out of montana. brief aside: as far as hiphop actually created in montana, there is jack shit to talk about. i'm from there, i know.
but could somebody who sounds like kendrick lamar come out of montana, or west virginia? sure. could they make/have similar beats? sure. a similar sound? absolutely. they'd have different stories to tell, they'd drop the names of different streets. that's about it.
my main point here is that there isn't one sound that belongs to one place anywhere anymore. there isn't something that "only west coast rappers do" or "only east coast rappers do" or whatever.
IrishNinja said:
I'm agreeing with this. Eventhough it doesn't really matter anymore because many artists work with evey other artist and producer, there are still some distinct sounds from different areas. Like Big KRIT. Some of his tracks/beats just sound just like old southern stuff which would probably reflect his upbringing and what he related to music wise.
I told GAF HOP not to give up on Wale. Bam. Dude just dropped a really nice album. Ambition is a perfect title.
People saying J.Cole is the next Kanye West should be LOL'd out of GAF HOP. Fuckoutta here. Cole is a fruit. Easy candidate for worst MC of 2011.
I was chillin at the Apple Store in Fayetenam
At the Genius Bar trying to get my Leopard on
Then the struggle hit me and left me with a sad face
my iPhone dropped and now there's glass all over the damn place
can you feel my pain it's young simba on the track
tell those other disney characters to move out and fall back
People saying J.Cole is the next Kanye West should be LOL'd out of GAF HOP. Fuckoutta here. Cole is a fruit. Easy candidate for worst MC of 2011.
I was chillin at the Apple Store in Fayetenam
At the Genius Bar trying to get my Leopard on
Then the struggle hit me and left me with a sad face
my iPhone dropped and now there's glass all over the damn place
can you feel my pain it's young simba on the track
tell those other disney characters to move out and fall back
Jonwayne
The Death of Andrew
Label: Alpha Pup Records
Release Date: Oct-25-2011
Los Angeles beatmaker and Low End Theory favorite Jonwayne returns with The Death of Andrew, a compact release that underscores the young producer's undeniable ear for crafting catchy melodies into multiple layers of sound and emotion.
Sharp drops, deep kicks and heavy synths are found throughout The Death of Andrew, whose six tracks display a diverse sampling of Jonwayne's talent. Lead single "King" plunges far into the fathoms with a foreboding rhythm, illuminated by a lighthearted melody and chopped-in vocals. Soft piano work introduces "Andrew's Dead," a hypnotic track that twists upwards with a hard edge, while the jam "Pillars of Sand" delivers a paranoid feeling of funk.
From the languid dreamstate of "Eulogy" to the 8-bit dance of "Escape," The Death of Andrew is comprised of appealing tunes that feature Jonwayne's keen ability to manipulate memorable hooks and growing finesse with the beat.
1. King
2. Andrew's Dead
3. Eulogy
4. Pillars of Sand
5. Escape
6. Immobile
Listen/Purchase (Boomkat)
I think it all depends on the artist, for instance, technically J.Cole is from the South, repping Carolina, but I totally don't get that "Southern Rap" feel from his music. There's definitely still alot of rappers/musicians out there who are significantly influenced by their place of origin, but with the way music is produced and can be accessed these days from computers, Ye & Jay making songs like Niggas in Paris or Wale switching lanes to more hood beats can be executed easily.IrishNinja said:
kamspy said:
LMAO@ Kampsy trolling. Its not even debates with you anymore, your trolling people now. That or you have the intelligence of a 10 year old. Im not sure what one it is, i don't think i care to either. Go back to your bricksquad and leave the real music to those with at least somewhat reasonable taste. Brrrrrrr
Edit: And get out of here with your dick sucking on Wale. A lot of people here have been Wale fans since A Mixtape about Nothing, don't act like you've been defending dude against a tidal wave of hate. Dude hasn't dropped a dud yet.
ReconYoda said:
-in reference to J.Cole-
It's rough at the Genius Bar man. Shit. Folks don't even know. Think about the struggle people had when they're iPhone 4 didn't have enough bars. People were pouring out 40oz of organic peach juice and shit. I'm not trying to undermine that pain. Shit. It's rough out there.
kamspy said:
I think you are trying to be clever, but, you come off pathetic. This is the new "eminem is a puppet controlled by Jimmy Iovine" shit now isn't it? Every time you post you drop to a new low. Go back to idolizing drug dealers, wishing you were something more.
Edit: Im out, i don't like dealing with children anymore than necessary. I think Kampsy let his kids on his account, no way a grown man can be so god damn stupid.
spindashing
Banned
w h o a hhubes said:
DJ Intel - Portishead Mini-Mix
All Mine - Portishead
Only You - Portishead
Ike's Rap II - Isaac Hayes
Glory Box - Portishead
Humming - Portishead
Time Has Come (Portishead Remix) - UNKLE
Undenied - Portishead
Seven Months - Portishead
Revenge Of The Number Remix - Portishead
Elysium - Portishead
Wandering Star - Portishead
Mysterons - Portishead
Easy - Aesop Rock
Strangers - Portishead
Pedestal - Portishead
Danube Incident - Lalo Schifrin
Airbus Reconstruction - Portishead
All Mine - Portishead
Only You - Portishead
Ike's Rap II - Isaac Hayes
Glory Box - Portishead
Humming - Portishead
Time Has Come (Portishead Remix) - UNKLE
Undenied - Portishead
Seven Months - Portishead
Revenge Of The Number Remix - Portishead
Elysium - Portishead
Wandering Star - Portishead
Mysterons - Portishead
Easy - Aesop Rock
Strangers - Portishead
Pedestal - Portishead
Danube Incident - Lalo Schifrin
Airbus Reconstruction - Portishead
kamspy said:
You are pathetic. Meek Mill is trash, these features are ass compared to Attention Deficit. Also, production is not as good as Attention Deficit. I love Wale, but either this grows on me, or its tied with Back To The Feature as his worst release yet. With you praising this, and trashing Sideline(which you initially claimed to really like), this shows how bias you are to Cole. This is like Sideline Story:Miami Edition W/Shit Features and sub-par production. Lyrics are not better than Coles debut, and Lotus Flower Bomb is epic levels of stupid.
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