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GAF-HOP OT6(66) Wu-Tang is for Asians and Weeaboos
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ShinobiFist
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Did not like the production of Section 80 at all. It put me to sleep. The lyrics and topics are on point, but man most of those beats are boring. It's was background music to me at one point, and then, I paid attention to the album as a whole and realise that this kid is something special. Everything from him seems very honest.
I much prefer the production on Section 80 to GKMC. Sure some of the GKMC beats go hard. but you can find hard hitting beats pretty much anywhere. The jazzy, soulful beats on S80 are tops.
Yup.
Not sure how I feel about his new sound. Digital Lows was my AOTY last year. He's got this weird obsession with an early 90's distorted sound. Haven't really warmed up to it since he released his singles up to this tape. Forever is still great. The bass on White is fucking rumbling on my headphones. The closing track, Not That I'm Anywhere, is really cool. Think it's going to take a few listens to really figure out how I feel about the tape.
Supposed to be.
Glass Rebel
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I love finding old, barely known stuff by my favourite producers. Madlib made this beat for some guy called Kazi:
A.V.E.R.A.G.E.
pearls before swine, beat is something else, haunting shit
A.V.E.R.A.G.E.
pearls before swine, beat is something else, haunting shit
Speaking of Madlib, Auditorium is a top 20 beat of all time. Get at me.
Put Ecstatic back on my phone and I have been listening to it tirelessly. This is one of those "perfect" songs without any flaws.
Put Ecstatic back on my phone and I have been listening to it tirelessly. This is one of those "perfect" songs without any flaws.
PhoenixDark
Banned
remember when Madlib was a good, relevant producer
PhoenixDark
Banned
I copped all 12 of his beattapes. And I thought they were pretty awesome.
I loved the Brazil one, and the soul one...but those had little to do with Madlib. He literally stamped his name on obscure shit and sold it as a mixtape
Him and Blu must be smoking some potent Cali shit because they're brains have been fried over the years. Madlib's recent beats have been forgettable for the most part...
New beat snippet. Feedback me plz. Weeknd sample for timeliness
http://www.sharebeast.com/in88qwxd3ukx
http://www.sharebeast.com/in88qwxd3ukx
Didn't really care for much for the first 3rd, but around :45 when the drums kick in until the end it had me. Nice job.
You're right. I do that shit all the time w/ my intros... this is the beat I made right before this.
http://www.sharebeast.com/4p56amn2u49k (another weeknd sample :/)
Anyways, thanks for the feedback- been having a little creative dry spell so that helps to get me back in gear.
Glass Rebel
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Madlib's Beat Konducta series has some of the greates beats ever but it's true that the last relevant work was In Search of Stoney Jackson in 2010. The EPs with Freddie Gibbs were good as well but Oh No has been putting a lot more work in lately.
I mean... what does relevant mean? It was pretty experimental, but so what?
Glass Rebel
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I'm not sure what you're talking about...?
MuddyDonut
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CountBlack
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What program do you use to make beats?
I tend to do this, I've been reading about music theory a lot, and my beats sometimes fail to build tension in part because of what you pointed out imho. Appreciate you listening.
Ableton. I've tried pretty much all the other major ones though, so if you have a question shoot away.
I think you particularly might appreciate Ableton; its the most DJ friendly of all the programs. All of these programs are a bitch and half to learn though.
And Recon- you have a Maschine? jelly
You'll end up being twice as old as Harry and half as good.
damn lol
:`(
what makes it worse is that Young Chop is half Frauds age but twice as good.
I love that album. Like I said before, it might be equally as good as Black on Both Sides.
Yeah, Maschine Mikro. I love this thing.
That's what it says on his site at least.
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
I need some angry, kill a motherfucker in front of his family then drive through the funeral music.
Any suggestions? Ace, got a mix for angry shit?
Any suggestions? Ace, got a mix for angry shit?
^I'd love an angry mix.
Flockaveli always works for me.
and gunplay.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXfXJsNlyT4
I think he said noon tomorrow
Dope remix. Pumped to see this dude live
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVEwemk-TRU
Free DL here:
http://emancipator.bandcamp.com/album/free-downloads
Emancipators so awesome, dl his albums there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVEwemk-TRU
Free DL here:
http://emancipator.bandcamp.com/album/free-downloads
Emancipators so awesome, dl his albums there.
Zeus Molecules
illegal immigrants are stealing our air
Cool...
The Return of
Banned
He said it's coming out monday
Okay wait a minute, I'm going to have to regress a bit. If Danny Brown isn't in your top three Detroit rapper list than you either you belong in the Socks and Sandals categorization and have "old-timers ear" or you're just completely ignorant of the man's already impressive catalog. I'm not going to lie, I am indeed a stan, but even Danny's lows are more entertaining than Guilty's "mediums". You can put Danny on a dead track and he'll give it a pulse. Guilty is basically an opiate to any track with a pulse. If you haven't heard The Hybrid along with XXX then you need to...
Hassan Mackey > Guilty Simpson even, quiet as kept.
Hassan Mackey > Guilty Simpson even, quiet as kept.
The Return of
Banned
^Spot on. Slum Village doesn't enter into the discussion at all?
Oh of course, Elzhi is higher on the list because of this...But even he would have Danny in his top three
Dilla? Elzhi?
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
Still too poppy. Like, DMX on Hell is Hot/Mobb Deep Infamous/MOP stuff.
....siddx?
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