MuddyDonut
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Year of the savage is awesome des. Finally hopped on it.
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GAF-Hop |OT14| The 6 God is Five Writers, And One False Idol
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Yo, a Vice docu on Japanese-Korean Trap rap (as far as I can tell, couldn't watch it yet):
MADE IN KAWASAKI - BAD HOP:
https://youtu.be/m5KeRbLmnmc?t=40s
MADE IN KAWASAKI - BAD HOP:
https://youtu.be/m5KeRbLmnmc?t=40s
The farther back you go with Wolfe the less of the Doom/1st Wave Black Metal stuff will be there. Always in the background but Abyss is pretty heavy at times.
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
Rastafarian42
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Ty $ dripped out.
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
21 minutes. I'll watch this. I saw the one they made a year ago about Japanese hip-hop, it was interesting.
I know you have almost too many recommendations to go through now, but if you ever want an older list of stuff you might have missed over the years check this post I made a long time ago:
http://67.227.255.239/forum/showpost.php?p=148809626&postcount=2474
Breh he has some sick lines, "And if I snap you disappear by tomorrow. I hold it down that's the end of the story" snapchat thuggin
MuddyDonut
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Unknown Rooms is all acoustic. Apokalypsis has more rock to it but not like Abyss. Pain is Beauty has a bit more electronic production in it. I think they are all great but that would be the general breakdown.
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
I'm saying. Des got recommendations for years. I don't like anything like Des likes music. Purity Ring and Ugly Heroes are two of my favs of all time and both came from him.
Thanks, I'll YouTube around a bit on Unknown Rooms.
As a side note, PINS played randomly after some track and they seem pretty interesting. Vaguely early aughts sounding alt rock.
See, I could've saved myself a lot of effort. I didn't think anybody around here would know Merchant or DiFranco. They're pretty old and weren't the most popular acts of their day. I'm looking exactly for a 2015 Ani. Angry, sad, guitar ballad. I got stuff to listen to for days either way. Cheers.
Thanks, I'll YouTube around a bit on Unknown Rooms.
As a side note, PINS played randomly after some track and they seem pretty interesting. Vaguely early aughts sounding alt rock.
See, I could've saved myself a lot of effort. I didn't think anybody around here would know Merchant or DiFranco. They're pretty old and weren't the most popular acts of their day. I'm looking exactly for a 2015 Ani. Angry, sad, guitar ballad. I got stuff to listen to for days either way. Cheers.
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
biosnake20
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That new single from President PUSH is ridiculous.
Yay! I agree!
timbo should've saved this beat for the Luscious Lyon album.
Damn, don't really normally like Pusha's stuff, but this is great
youtube link aka you don't have to hold down a mouse button version
whew
Storm Chamber
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You know you wrong lmao
Yeah, brehs, watch this. It's always cool to see Hip Hop culture in other places all around the world.
MADE IN KAWASAKI - BAD HOP:
https://youtu.be/m5KeRbLmnmc?t=40s
MADE IN KAWASAKI - BAD HOP:
https://youtu.be/m5KeRbLmnmc?t=40s
MuddyDonut
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Jessssuuuusssssss chuuuuuurrrrrriiiiiissstttttt
Storm Chamber
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That Rapper Big Pooh and Nottz album is out too. Sounds pretty good
I just copped this, haven't listened to it yet.
Storm Chamber
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Beat on this new Pusha is so-so.
Get ready for a whole year of Narcos references from drug rappers though
Get ready for a whole year of Narcos references from drug rappers though
Yeah that was the one.
I've just finished watching the Bad Hop new one. Good doc but you don't hear enough of their music. A few short freestyles and the short performance at the end. Gonna look up their music now.
Isn't there another Vice doc about the Japanese girls heavily into hip-hop culture?
Nope, don't like it. Pop-Rap for the masses. Not a bad thing but this tune isn't connecting with me.
MuddyDonut
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Lose Pharrell, tone the production down a couple sounds and it might be good.
Does he consider Migos nu-black enough to jack their flow is the real question everyone should be asking.
Ha! That's it (again). I didn't realise that it's already 4 years old. I remember when I first watched it how I wanted to go to Japan and see these girls for myself.
Just discovered!
Kool G Rap & Rakim recorded together. In 2000 on G-Dep's track called "I Am". I never realised these two legends actually recorded together on the same song.
https://youtu.be/hO9_I6ESWcE
Net_Wrecker
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Tempted to say Mudface is Redman's best solo album/tape/whatever since Doc's Da Name 2000/Malpractice days. The only thing it's missing are those electronic-funk bassline/guitar heavy Erick Sermon beats. It's still Redman, but it leans on the hard/hype tracks without the darker, hazy side to balance it out. Like, imagine Redman on some Doppelgangaz production jesus christ
If you have room in your heart for a 2015 take on a certain breed of late 90s/early 2000s music, check this out. My favorite track is probably Gettin Inside. Also can't help but feel like Let It Go would've been a big single in that DMX/Ludacris/Diplomats era.
If you have room in your heart for a 2015 take on a certain breed of late 90s/early 2000s music, check this out. My favorite track is probably Gettin Inside. Also can't help but feel like Let It Go would've been a big single in that DMX/Ludacris/Diplomats era.
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Emperor Bohe
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just realized that we got a new Missy track produced by Pharrell, and then a new Pusha T track that was produced by Timbaland. dat switch of producers
Storm Chamber
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Some months ago:
Well, it was recently reissued and got ripped again so I'm giving it another spin.
Ace still got it but some of these beats...
Take Da Grind for example. The sample is decent enough for an everyman/reflective track but man the drums...those signature early 2000s Justus League/Fruity Loop drums that weren't hitting on shit. 11 years later, some of those beats just don't cut it anymore.
And shortly after that, you've got some seriously middling beats including the worst DR Period track I've ever heard in my life.
It's not all bad though, tracks like Soda & Soap and Do It Man still hold up, and Big City still remains one of the best grand entrances to an album.
Well, it was recently reissued and got ripped again so I'm giving it another spin.
Ace still got it but some of these beats...
Take Da Grind for example. The sample is decent enough for an everyman/reflective track but man the drums...those signature early 2000s Justus League/Fruity Loop drums that weren't hitting on shit. 11 years later, some of those beats just don't cut it anymore.
And shortly after that, you've got some seriously middling beats including the worst DR Period track I've ever heard in my life.
It's not all bad though, tracks like Soda & Soap and Do It Man still hold up, and Big City still remains one of the best grand entrances to an album.
Storm Chamber
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I can't get jiggy with it. It's not BAD but I wouldn't at all miss it if it was left out. Love how he flipped Careless though.
Packages is beautiful ignorance but it is straight up Future/Thug, and 10 Times does sound more like E-40 featuring Gucci and Gibbs. Still great though.
Great diss/pop track. Perfect timing for the holidays. Pharells production was on point,having his verse over one particular beat.
Tongue reference miley
Pharells - joke on him being nublack
Overall, do it where they from is getting at people doing their own thing rather this influx of pop rappers.
Also hello all.
Net_Wrecker
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It's a very particular sound that flies in the face of the harder music on the album so I get it. For me though, him doing tracks that like (and succeeding at them) only makes the album stronger. Melodic Gibbs is life.
This new Freddie Gibbs album is boring, just all over the place and Gibbs doesn't sound good over most of these beats
edit: Danny Brown’s New Album Influenced by System of a Down’s ‘Toxicity’
double edit: Gibbs, please don't try to rap like Young Thug
edit: Danny Brown’s New Album Influenced by System of a Down’s ‘Toxicity’
double edit: Gibbs, please don't try to rap like Young Thug
Psychological Intellect
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first Impression of the new Gibbs is sort of hit and miss every other track
will keep listening tho.
will keep listening tho.
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